Jamestown News

Mayor Sam Teresi will once again take to the streets of Jamestown as part of his weekly Residential Neighborhood Walking Tour Program.

My friend jazzie took the lead so I'll say it also. No I don't live in Jamestown.

The Winning Streak was a showcase of pure talent. Hosted in the Spire Theater, directed skillfully by Bob Terreberry and starring Skip Anderson and Adam Hughes, this play is an interesting look at family dynamics and difficult relationships.

The Ripley Town Board decided recently to begin negotiations with the Ripley Central School District about the possibility of moving the town offices into the school building.

Joann H. Williams, 72, of Panama, N.Y., passed away at 8:45 p.m. Friday, May 17, 2013, in WCA Hospital.

Cities will have the option to ask the state's Financial Restructuring Board for its suggestions on how cities should restructure before a control board is necessary.

Police charged Megan R. Howell, 20, after responding at 5 a.m. to East Fifth Street for a report of a violent domestic incident involving a knife.

Congressman Brian Higgins, NY-26, visited the Robert H. Jackson Center on Friday to take part in events featuring current U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Jr.

Becky Robbins, communications coordinator for the Jamestown Board of Public Utilities, told The Post-Journal there was a fault in the main, 35,000-volt power line between the Dow Street substation and the power plant on Steele Street.

A Jamestown man is in city jail after police said he exposed himself in the area of four youths Sunday afternoon.

The Resource Center's Diagnostic and Treatment Center has hired Jamestown native Dr.

Century 21 Turner Brokers has added Paul V. DeFrisco, a lifelong resident of the Jamestown and Lakewood communities, to its staff.

Michael Burkey of Jamestown and the KFC/Taco Bell in Lakewood have been honored under the "Works for Me" program operated by the state Office for People With Developmental Disabilities.

In less than four months, residents in Chautauqua County will head to the polls to lock in legislative candidates for November's general election.

Jean Ellen Berry, 410 Water St., to five years probation, costs of prosecution, $325 in fees and a $1,000 fine for a charge of theft by unlawful taking.

For the grandchildren of Robert H. Jackson, the speech delivered by U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts offered a strong affirmation of their grandfather's legacy.

Infinity Visual and Performing Arts is announcing two new instructors to its music program; Anne Eklund and Tim O'Brien. Eklund studied vocal performance at Shenandoah Conservatory of Music, Longwood College, Virginia Commonwealth University and Houston Baptist University.

In a comedic twist that promises to bring smiles to the faces of anyone planning to attend this year's Summer Music Festival, the Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce - in collaboration with the Lucille Ball Comedy Festival, is kick starting the already power-packed weekend of entertainment with an evening of comedy on the opening Friday night.

Rose Marie Lehmann Christianson of 1535 Trask Road, Sugar Grove, passed away on Thursday, May 16, 2013, at Warren Manor.

Matt Johnson of Southwestern and brothers Bryce and Jack Payne of Panama were the tennis winners when the singles and doubles champions were decided in the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association boys tennis championships on Friday at the Lakewood Family YMCA.