A driving- while-intoxicated charge against an East Otto man was dismissed Monday in Cattaraugus County Court because he was not given a speedy trial.

An East Otto woman arrested Tuesday is accused of stealing money from Brooks Supermarket and failing to report the extra income to the Cattaraugus County Social Services Department.

By: Patti Cecala, Journal editor Journal explains its position on reporting Below are a few things that maybe you didn't know about this newspaper.

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Rebecca L. White, of 10 Columbia Ave., Jamestown, was charged with second-degree menacing, third-degree criminal mischief and reckless endangerment at 7 p.m. Monday after a domestic dispute at a Hazeltine Avenue home.

Look what's hiding in the woods of East Otto Exploring the craft of a local woodcarver INSIDE HIS SHOP - Dug Stein stands behind 'The Old Man,' one of many large carvings he's created.

An East Otto man has been charged with striking a 2-year-old boy and breaking his nose, Cattaraugus County sheriff's officials said Tuesday.

Deaths As printed in the November 19 edition of the Journal Mary Schlitzer Mary H. Schlitzer of Springville, November 14, 2009.

Local election results Below are the unofficial voting results for our local towns: Boston: Martin A. Ballowe, R,BT received 1,281 votes to win the supervisor position over Richard K. Hawkins, D,I,C,WF who received 1,126 votes.

Posted: 2009-10-28 By: Submitted to Journal Member Since: 2009-05-06 Deaths and Obits As printed in the October 29 edition of the Springville Journal Edward Pluta, Sr.

Candidates running for various positions in East Otto and Ashford As printed in the October 29 edition of the Journal The following are candidates running for various positions in the town of East Otto.

Edward M. Sharkey, Cattaraugus County district attorney, reported the following activity in Cattaraugus County Court on Monday, Oct.

Helen Ann Benson, age 79, a Fredonia resident, died peacefully at home on October 6, 2009 with family by her side.

Fallout from August storm continues to dominate Ashford Town Board meeting Ashford making progress with FEMA Slowly but surely, progress is being made by the Town of Ashford in its efforts to work with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to secure the necessary funds needed for the restoration of damage caused by the severe storm and flooding ...

By: Terry Stephan Visible house numbers may save lives Installation of 911 signs nearly complete SAFETY IN NUMBERS - Reflective house numbers are for use by EMS and other emergency personnel.

It was East Otto resident Doug Stein that just happened to be driving by the Emmanuel Lutheran Church Cemetary, and noticed flowers in the street, and stones overturned.

Staff reporter Mitchell Law says goodbye After three years, he still remembers This Friday, August 28, will be staff reporter Mitchell Law's last day at the Springville Journal.

By: Sonya Gentner Member Since: 2009-04-15 Recent flooding takes a toll on East Otto roads Damage could add up to over $1 million dollars ROAD OR RIVER - The August 2 storm left several roads in East Otto flooded and covered with debris, including Maynard road above.

By: Mitchell Law Flooding leaves people in WV and East Otto thankful for their lives The flooding creek affected a home on Fox Valley Road in West Valley and the Zoar Valley Inn on Hammond Hill Road in East Otto STILL STANDING-Zoar Valley Inn's owner Staci Saulter was surprised that the garage was still standing after flooding took all the personal ...

The U.S. Postal service is reporting that the flooding is disrupting mail service in some areas.