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More than 5,000 National Grid customers in Chautauqua County remained without power midday Wednesday after strong winds whipped through the region. Most of t

JHS goes back to roots with new nickname "Red & Green..."  Jamestown High School's first known nickname will again be the JHS nickname going forward after a committee received...

In 2023, the State’s Attorney’s Office filed criminal charges in 135 cases in the Circuit Court for Calvert County. Most, if not all, of these cases involved felonies.  In addition, the State prosecuted 70 cases in which a jury trial or appeal had been requested in the District Court, and one case that was transferred from St. Mary’s County, for a total of 206 new Circuit Court prosecutions in 2023.

The City of Dunkirk Marina and an adjacent 1.9-acre development site – located on either side of the city pier – are up for sale either separately or together.

Conflict comes highly recommended. Two former chiefs of the defence staff, Generals David Richards and Nicholas Carter, praise it for identifying key lessons from the past appropriate to the future. A former MoD strategic adviser, Sir Hew Strachan, says it will ‘challenge the professional and enlighten the generalist’. The US marine corps general and former

Wind gusts more than 70 miles per hour hit their peak midday in Chautauqua County, forcing neighbors in and knocking power out.

More than 5,000 National Grid customers in Chautauqua County remain without power after strong winds whipped through the region. Most of the outages are in th

Clean-up efforts in Chautauqua County "going very well" after high winds hit Western New York. A wind advisory will be in effect across Western New York until 7 p.m. tonight.

Dry ice can be used to preserve refrigerator food, and frozen goods when power goes out.

More than 5,000 National Grid customers in Chautauqua County remain without power after strong winds whipped through the region. Most of the outages are in th