Celoron News

Lucille B. ''Pete'' Decker, 82, of 3341 Wing Road, passed away Monday, Dec. 14, 2009, at home surrounded by her family.

The Downtown Jamestown Development Corp. has announced the winners from The Resource Center and TRC Foundation Oh Christmas Tree Parade and Holiday Celebration held in downtown Jamestown.

Following the Celoron Christmas tree lighting ceremony recently at the Celoron Community Center, the village announced a joint contest with Brigiotta's Greenhouse and Garden Center to sponsor a holiday lighting contest for all village residents.

I was pleasantly astounded with the beautiful Veterans Day photos in the Thursday, Nov.

Mike Ricketts, member of the Habitat for Humanity Mayville/Central Chautauqua County Community Outreach Committee, will be the guest speaker for the Mayville Tuesday Club's last meeting of the year at 1 p.m. on Dec.

Garrett L. Ball, 23, of Little Valley was charged with felony driving while intoxicated and driving without headlights Friday morning after a traffic stop on Falconer Street.

A Maryland resident and two Chautauqua County women are in the county jail after an incident where two Jamestown police officers were attacked while responding to a call early Wednesday morning.

Like any American, Louise Hill can thank veterans for their service to the country, for defending her freedom and for standing up against evil in the world.

Celoron Mayor John Keeney was wrong when he fired Rick Slagle, former village Code Enforcement Officer, in August.

Luther Edson Whitmore, 70, of 35 E. Chadakoin Ave., Celoron, died at 11 p.m. Saturday, Nov.

Brian Orlando is seeking re-election for the Ellicott Town Council position in Ward 1 on the Republican line.

The village of Celoron recently replaced nearly 500 feet of sidewalk on East Lake Street in the village.

Frank B. Baggiano will run for Ellicott Ward 1 councilman on Independence and Democratic lines to represent the village of Celoron and parts of West Ellicott during Nov.

More than 120 Jamestown-area senior citizens could soon be lacking an activity center - for want of about $17,000. Mayor Sam Teresi's draft 2010 budget, a $31.8 million spending plan that was released earlier this month, left no room for the Jamestown Area Senior Citizens Center.

Laura Hetrick, 25, of Jamestown was charged with second-degree reckless endangerment and driving without a license Monday after an incident on Chapin Street.

In 1909, C. F. Lindquist, about 70 years of age, was struck by a westbound train of the Erie Railroad at 3:30 in the morning near the West Second Street crossing.

Mark J. Thompson, 54, of Hinsdale, N.Y., was charged with felony driving while intoxicated and aggravated DWI Sunday after he was pulled over around 6:23 p.m. Police reported that officers on patrol saw a gray Chevy truck run a red light on East Second Street at Hopkins Avenue and pulled Thompson over in a nearby parking lot.

A "hero's party" Friday at the Jamestown Savings Bank Ice Arena may do more than recognize the accomplishments of a local girl with Down syndrome who saved her mother's life.

Clayton C. Hall, 91, of 185 Colfax St. died at 8:22 p.m. Friday in W.C.A. Hospital.

The Jamestown Board of Public Utilities Water Resources Division will begin its fall flushing of water mains at 9 p.m. Saturday in Falconer, moving into the northeast section of Jamestown, near Jamestown Community College and Lutheran Social Services, on Sunday, weather permitting.