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Memories flow on 9/11

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following article first appeared in The Post-Journal in November 2019 in advance of “Amy’s Run,” a 5K run/walk which is held annually in Celoron to honor the memory of village native Amy King. Amy was a flight attendant on one of the planes that was flown into the ...

Ceremony set for unique kiosk in Mayville

The village of Mayville will soon have the first outdoor digital touchscreen kiosk in all of Western New York. Outdoor digital touchscreen kiosks have become familiar features in the streetscapes of many large cities in the past decade. Currently, the closest place to Mayville with an ...

On devastating day, news coverage took center stage

Headlines and heartache filled this day exactly 25 years ago. Across the nation, stunned residents gathered in front of televisions or turned on radios for minute-by-minute updates on the horrors happening in our homeland. Another large segment of the population turned to newspapers — that ...

Ohio man charged in Wednesday fatal hit-and-run accident on Thruway

A Euclid, Ohio, man has been charged after a hit-and-run accident that left an unnamed person dead on the state Thruway earlier this week. Devante A. Jones, 34, was charged with operator leaving the scene of accident - injury resulting in death. Jones was charged at 4:19 p.m. Wednesday in ...

New York Medical Center in Irving opens its doors

HANOVER — A major step forward was taken on Thursday afternoon for healthcare across northern Chautauqua County and the Cattaraugus Reservation. After more than a year of planning, jumping through hoops, and renovating a vacant hospital, the doors finally opened at New York Medical Center ...

Seeking cash flow

Dunkirk officials attempted this week to link a proposed water fee increase with the need for new meters. They also announced a plan to levy a 25% administrative fee onto delinquent accounts. Most of the city’s approximately 6,500 water meters are about 20 years old, and are near the end ...