Franklinville News

Two young Franklinville men have been charged with the June 12 burglary of the Shurfine store on South Main Street.

David L. Gray, 19, of Jamestown and Jacob I. Lineman, 19, of Randolph were both charged with five counts of fourth-degree criminal mischief, three counts of third-degree criminal mischief, five counts of sixth-degree conspiracy and three counts of fifth-degree conspiracy Wednesday morning.

A move to a permanent home might be a sign of success for a growing public service agency, but it's been a mixed blessing for the Southern Tier Child Advocacy Center.

West Valley Central School is a wonderful school Resident believes district pays for quality education Editor: I would like to respond to the recent letter from Mr.

John B. Sampson, director of the Cattaraugus County Veterans Service Agency, will meet with veterans and their families to discuss benefits, health care and other concerns in a series of sessions during the coming month.

Randolph played host to Ellicottville and Franklinville in Division 2 golf to close out the regular season.

Frewsburg's Asa Johnson has turned in some fine mound performances this season and things were no different on Friday in the Bears' 9-2 victory over Jamestown in non-league baseball action.

One lever of a mechanical voting machine that served the Franklinville community for more than 50 years failed Tuesday, forcing poll workers to provide paper ballots to the 411 residents who voted in a threeway School Board race.

Political support for one project and financial assistance for a second business will be requested from the County Legislature's Development and Agriculture Committee during a 5 p. m. meeting Wednesday in the Cattaraugus County Center in Little Valley.

Early-morning frost paid a visit to parts of Western New York this morning, in a phenomenon that's not considered at all unusual at this time of the year.

John B. Sampson, director of the Cattaraugus County Veterans Service Agency, will meet with veterans and their families to discuss benefits, health care and other concerns in a series of sessions this month.

The Niagara Tourism and Convention Corporation is encouraging folks to "Come East, young man." The NTCC has invested $225,000 in a four week promotional blitz aimed at luring folks to the region from the Midwest.

Ita TMs the annual Western New York Maple Festival in Franklinville. The event that started by some area farmers and community leaders 47 years ago, continues to be a huge draw to the Franlinville area.

In these uncertain times when change is the only constant, there are plenty of reasons to tap into tradition at the 47th annual Western New York Maple Festival in Franklinville on Saturday and Sunday.

A 23-year-old Franklinville woman is accused of driving drunk with her 7-year-old son in the back seat.

Michael J. DuPont, 43, a Salamanca seventh-grade science teacher, entered guilty pleas Monday in Cattaraugus County Court to two counts of second-degree sodomy and two counts of disseminating indecent material to minors, District Attorney Edward M. Sharkey reported.

Trout season opens April 1 and fishing enthusiasts will find that many of their favorite fishing holes have been well stocked by the Department of Environmental Conservation.

Many towns use a metal detector to screen people attending their court sessions.

Shown celebrating this achievement are: Tim Emley , Corey Vogel , Dave Grigsby , John Schunk , Meaghan Lechowski , Myra Reardon .

The Buffalo Niagara Association of Realtors, a trade organization representing nearly 3,000 area real estate professionals, named Bobbie Kagle president-elect and E. Alice Miranda vice president for 2009.