Sheldon Foundation News Today

Legacy seats at the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts are yours for the taking - for a donation. The Reg Lenna Center for The Arts is offering the community a

Jefferson Project leaders present first full report of findings on Harmful Algal Bloom issue... Reducing the amount of phosphorous and nitrogen that gets into Chautauqua Lake is the key to reducing ...

Barclay Ormes Wellman, 87, of 1235 Prendergast Ave., Jamestown, passed away unexpectedly Sunday evening, October 8, 2023. He was born in Jamestown on May 13,

The inaugural ArtScape Jamestown public art show is now on display in downtown Jamestown. ArtScape is an outdoor public “gallery” created by the Jamest

CELORON — The village is getting ready to swing into action on a long-sought playground project. Celoron was recently awarded grant funds from the Sheldon

While planners and developers had recommended for years that Jamestown should have a sign that greets visitors to the city and identifies the City of Jamestow

The Sheldon Foundation is celebrating is 75th anniversary of philanthropic endeavors in the local community. Linda Swanson, executive director, told The Post-

In 2011, after several years of work by the Chautauqua County Department of Planning and Development and key stakeholders under the direction of Mark Geise,

The James Prendergast Library is working on a construction project that will feature a new outdoor patio and walkway for community members to enjoy in the comin

Since 1811 there have been stumbling blocks and advancements with the Bemus Point-Stow Ferry. Part of the legacy of this iconic link on Chautauqua Lake is it keeps moving forward. First one direction and then in the other. For the past three seasons, the board of directors and volunteers have been disappointed and frustrated. Failing the 10-year hull inspection in 2018 was a punch in the gut. The ferry has been unlicensed to carry passengers since then. However, because of continuing support...