ALBANY - Governor Andrew Cuomo is urging all New Yorkers, in honor of The National Weather Service's Flood Safety Awareness Week, to learn the risks associated with flooding to better protect their families, businesses and communities from this type … [Read more...]
Fundraiser Underway for Ripley Teen Injured in Auto Accident
RIPLEY - The friends and family of Cody Bird are asking area residents to help chip in and cover the cost of upgrading their home and making it handicapped accessible. Cody is a Ripley teenager and the oldest of five siblings. He was recently … [Read more...]
Acclaimed Slam Poet to Appear in Jamestown Wednesday as Part of Big Read Project
JAMESTOWN - Prendergast Library will kick off the 2014 Big Read focusing on the poetry of Emily Dickinson at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 19, with a poetry slam. Brandon Williamson, founder of Pure Ink Poetry Slam of Buffalo and an admissions … [Read more...]
City Residents Voice Concerns over North Side Scrap Metal Business
JAMESTOWN - A group of residents from Jamestown’s north side are voicing their concern over the noise and pollution that is coming from a locally operated scrap metal business. Earlier this month, four individuals spoke to city officials about the … [Read more...]
Second Full-Time Judge Added to City Court
JAMESTOWN - The City of Jamestown will have another full-time judge and courtroom on April 1. On Friday, City Court Judge John LaMancuso, Administrative Judge for the 8th Judicial District Paula Feroleto and Mayor Sam Teresi made the announcement … [Read more...]
[LISTEN] The View From the Phlipside – Week of March 10 2014
Where we explore some Internet weirdness, how NOT to use LinkedIn and a possible, very serious attack on Freedom of the Press. ABOUT: Tune in Monday thru Friday on WRFA 107.9 FM as local media personality and critic Jay Phillippi provides an … [Read more...]
County Lawmakers to Review Proposed CSEA Contract
MAYVILLE - County officials will be looking to finalize another labor contract with own of its employee unions this month. County Executive Vince Horrigan and his staff have finalized a draft agreement with the Civil Service Employees Association … [Read more...]
Village Elections are Tuesday
MAYVILLE - The Chautauqua County Board of Elections will be conducting eight village elections Tuesday, March 18. Polls will be open Noon to 9 p.m., according to Election Commissioners Norman P. Green and Brian C. Abram. The Board of Elections … [Read more...]
NRCC Says Robertson Needs to Come Clean on Email Accusing GOP of Hacking Website
WASHINGTON - The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) called on Martha Robertson last week to release all communications related to an alleged fraudulent fundraising email her campaign sent on September 30, 2013 - including all … [Read more...]
[LISTEN] Community Matters – Dr. David Withers
Portions of a presentation by Dr. David Withers, Associate Medial Director from the Marworth Treatment Center, delivered on Wednesday, March 12 at Chautauqua Suites in Mayville, NY. The presentation was part of a Community Drug Addiction Awareness … [Read more...]
