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In Our Opinion

Supreme Court Declines To Hear Case, And We Can All Rest Easier

The edition of The New York Times that appeared on March 29, 1960, reported on a strike by bus workers in Tampa, Fla., a former Chicago nightclub owner being found dead in a sewer, First Lady Mamie Eisenhower getting a new hair-do and former Minnesota Gov. Harold Stassen suggesting that ...

Council Has To Make Bond Act Choice This Year

Whether they want to or not, Mayor Eddie Sundquist and the City Council need to come to an agreement on a possible bond act before the end of the year. As Councilwoman Kim Ecklund, R-At Large and Republican challenger to Sundquist, noted during Monday’s meeting, payments for the bond act ...

Budget Adjustments Show Not Life Isn’t All Roses In Chautauqua County

Things aren’t all rosy in Chautauqua County — and three changes approved recently by Chautauqua County legislators are just more proof of that fact. Legislators increased spending for the county’s Medicaid program by $644,000 — meaning the program will go up $3.7 million in total ...

Upcoming Open House Is A Big Step In Lakewood’s Short-Term Rental Policy

Lakewood residents on both sides of the short-term rental debate should make sure they attend an open house meeting from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Busti Town Hall, 125 Chautauqua Ave., Lakewood. Short-term rentals has become one of divisive issue in many smaller towns and villages in ...

Jamestown’s Finances Were Bad, But Not Control Board-Level Bad

Jamestown taxpayers have had every right to be concerned with the city’s financial health for some three decades now. Much has been said by mayors and council members about concerns over the long-term financial health of the city as costs for staff and benefits increased while the city’s ...