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Clymer is one of a few towns around the state that prohibit the sale of alcohol. Its status as a dry town was cemented in 1974 when Clymer’s...
Votes to levy a new tax through a school district to support libraries is nothing new at this point. Town and village budgets aren’t providing...
It will be decades before Chautauqua County is in the path of totality for a solar eclipse again. But the lessons we learned from the county’s...
It took four long years, but U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials are finally ready to recommend parents should treat COVID-19...
Bills like Assemblywoman Gina Sillitti’s truth in campaigning legislation introduced recently in the state Assembly aren’t new. They’ve existed...
A few short weeks ago, we told you about the newly-formed Empire State Local News Coalition. The Post-Journal is proud to be a member of this...
It’s hard to fathom that Topix forums, of all places, could hold a key to finally finding the murderer of Yolanda Bindics. The Jamestown woman was...
We’ve seen all of the trailers, seen old photos and heard from all the experts. Today, Mother Nature trumps all of the movie studios and brings you...
How best to help Jamestown’s homeless population is a problem with no easy solution. It was easy to mobilize resources a couple of years ago when...
Democrats are lapping Republicans in this year’s election fund-raising, and could that be because GOP donors are wondering what they get for their...
Perhaps retiring state Assemblyman Andrew Goodell, R-Jamestown, has found his next calling as the modern-day Nostradamus. Less than a year ago,...
It’s hard to have much hope that the cases of 14 women between the ages of 14 and 35 who have gone missing, been murdered or whose remains can’t...
The state is proposing an $18.5 million lifeline for the city of Dunkirk. The city won’t be living under a state-run Financial Control Board, but it...
“Now on the first day of the week Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early, while it was still dark, and saw that the stone had been taken away from...
“IRS agents shouldn’t work from home” was the headline of an opinion article written by U.S. Rep. Ron Estes and published in the March 4 edition...
A decrease in drug overdose deaths early in 2024 is good news for those on the front lines of the county’s battle with drug addiction. We won’t...
It’s been roughly nine months since City Council members approved new emergency lighting under the North Main Street railroad viaduct. There was,...
There may be no more picturesque piece of summer in Bemus Point than seeing the Hotel Lenhart’s porch full of people in rocking chairs enjoying a...
It was bad enough when the state’s labored rollout of legalized recreational marijuana was only costing the state tax revenue. Now, not only is the...
A new Northwest Bank branch in Brooklyn Square has a few hurdles left to clear after city Planning Commission members raised some interesting...
There is little the city can do to reduce costs for its new Public Works garage. Council members will have little choice in April but to swallow hard...
There should be one overriding factor as four area fire departments in the town of Chautauqua discuss a merger – will the merger result in better...
E-bikes and e-scooters may be the wave of the future – but that doesn’t mean the future is now for ride-sharing such devices. The business model...
Last week’s fire in the High-Rise Apartments on West Fifth Street could have been worse. Much, much worse. Those who want proof need only Google...
After the uproar over possible impacts expanded wetlands regulations could have on Chautauqua Lake over the past few weeks, no one should be surprised...
Two of the most destructive, costly and dangerous fires the Jamestown Fire Department has fought in recent years have come in vacant industrial...
It appears some counties have finally realized there is an eclipse happening in less than a month. That fact is old news to Chautauqua County...
We have to give it to Assemblyman Andrew Goodell for asking a really good question on the floor of the state Assembly last week. Shortly before...
There’s always been something a little unfair about unpaid volunteer fire departments responding to EMS calls in Jamestown on a mutual aid basis. ...
We asked in November what may change with Republicans in charge of city government. The idea of change will get its first test in the coming months. ...
Young, healthy people are not likely to devote much attention to news reports about shortages of medicines. However, that changes as illnesses and...
When it comes to Jamestown’s rising deer populations, let’s not complicate a relatively simple situation. There are really only two options –...
As objective and independent news writers and editors, we have an imperative to cover the issues most important to the people of Chautauqua County....
It’s good to see county officials proposing something, anything, to address the continued population loss in Chautauqua County. Like a dripping...
Republicans’ decision not to challenge redistricting maps passed last week and signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul is telling. It says the...
We noted over the weekend the planning that was done over the past 10 to 15 years – and the lack of follow-up from some of those plans. It’s...
Our federal government — particularly the White House — continues to fail to take the consequences of deficit spending seriously. President...
It was a pleasant surprise to see family farms holding steady in Chautauqua County. That certainly wasn’t expected when the state’s performance in...
County legislators will meet tonight in Mayville to discuss, amongst other things on the agenda, pay raises for the county executive, county clerk,...
Last week, Conduit Ministries’ food truck spent a couple of hours in Brooklyn Square serving meals and providing winter clothing to those who needed...
Confirmed shootings decreased by 25% in Jamestown in 2023 – good news for city residents who saw far too many shootings in 2022. In fact, most gun...
A comprehensive plan can do a lot of things. As Jamestown embarks on its first such planning effort since 1998, in our view two things are most...
There is a lot of talk about the need for bipartisanship in Congress. And while we struggle to come to agreement on major national issues like...
You just bought those two concert tickets at $200 each. You go to check out … only to find that your real price is $250 each thanks to hidden fees....
By and large, many asylum seekers make their way to the United States seeking a better life. But let’s not confuse asylum seekers with those who...
Falconer officials are going to further consider a proposal to clear hazards from the Chadakoin River within the village’s limits. It’s something...
Proposed state DEC regulations changing what qualifies as wetlands seem innocuous on their face. But we agree with Ellen Barnes, a Lakewood Village...
State highway road signs have taken a turn in recent years, taking advantage of electronic options to get the point across using a bit of humor. Not...
Jamestown City Council members are poised to join Dunkirk in taking the state’s Pro Housing Communities pledge. When it comes to New York state,...
We still think the county’s market analysis to determine if the county should try again to restore commercial air service to the Chautauqua County...
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