Jamestown News

''We do our best to maintain do all three each day.'' Jeff Lehman Jamestown public works director As any good Western New Yorker knows, there's snow ... and there's snow.

In 1909, investigation of the so-called milk trust by Deputy Attorney General Coleman was given added impetus by the startling disclosures of the accountants employed to go over the books of the larger milk companies of New York City.

On New Year's Eve, the Jamestown Police Department and the New York State Police teamed up to conduct sobriety checks in Jamestown as part of a national ''Drunk Driving: Over the Limit, Under Arrest'' campaign against drunk driving.

Donna Eileen Dailey, 67, of King Road, Forestville, died Thursday, Dec. 31, 2009, at TLC/HN-Nursing Facility, Irving, following a courageous 16-year battle with cancer.

The city of Jamestown has finally received its December state aid payment, albeit a couple days late and more than a few dollars short.

Police pulled over a motorist driving erratically in Chautauqua County early Monday morning and discovered crack cocaine.

Tina Hallquist cites all the typical reasons when asked why she chose not to run again for her seat on the County Legislature - work, family and free time.

In 1909, trainmen to the number of 75,000 employed on about 75 railroads east of the Mississippi had formally notified the division heads of the railroads of a demand for an increase in wages amounting to from five to 40 per cent.

Lennart G. Erikzon, 75, of 101 N. Hanford Ave., West Ellicott, died at 4:25 a.m. Thursday, Dec.

Paul L. Meade, 86, of Mud Creek Road, Kennedy, passed away at 6:20 p.m. Monday, Dec.

Alyssia Cummings, a kindergartner at Rogers Elementary School in Jamestown, concentrates on coloring her Native American project in Becky Whitman's art class.

Pictured are the Jamestown Harmony Express Chorus, who kicked off their holiday season with a visit to WCA Hospital.

I love shopping, really LOVE it, but unfortunately my budget these days does not.

Jamestown police have charged two local men in connection with a home invasion that happened at a Franklin Street home on Nov.

A Jamestown, N.Y., man was arrested Thursday night as part of an investigation into the area's drug sales.

Not only are newspapers read all over, in some locations they are walked all over as well.

Jamestown Area Bridge League winners for Dec. 10 were Bill Everts of Randolph, and Barbara Schuckers, Stowe, first place; Bill Tordella, Bemus Point, and Ed Bello, Warren, second place; and Rick Sanders and Bill Kuppinger, Lakewood, third.

On Dec. 4, the U.S. Department of Energy announced three clean-coal projects would receive $3.18 billion in federal funds.

This letter is long overdue. For at least a year I've "intended" to make several comments in this column and am finally lumping them all together.

Randall W. Harmon, 27, of Jamestown was charged with second-degree criminal contempt Friday after police pulled him over on Hall Street for allegedly driving recklessly.