Sinclairville News

Harold A. Smith, 82, of Charlotte Center, died Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009, in his home.

Bob Peterson, who served as the mayor of Sinclairville, was active on the Sinclairville Library board, and owner of Peterson's Agway Store in Sinclairville, celebrated his 90th birthday.

SINCLAIRVILLE Bon-nie Sue Roach, 53, died Fri-day, Nov. 20, 2009, at Brooks Memorial Hospital.

The Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department is investigating the theft of signs from private property in the Brocton community.

Janet E. Walker, 79, formerly of Sinclairville, died Nov. 14, 2009. She was born Feb.

Today, primary grade students are being asked to learn more than their predecessors.

Ashley Waite, 21, of Little Valley was charged with driving while intoxicated and failing to signal at a turn Sunday.

Nancy J. Mower, 68, of Sinclairville died Wednesday, November 11, 2009, at the Lutheran Home and Rehab Center, Jamestown.

A Sinclairville woman was injured after she turned in front of another vehicle Thursday afternoon, Chautauqua County sheriff's officials said.

Veterans of all ages representing all branches of the services were honored at a luncheon Tuesday at Sinclairville Elementary School, held to mark Veteran's Day.

The H1N1 flu has hit Cassadaga Valley Central students, particularly those in the middle school grades.

Becky Hall LeBaron, Charlotte town historian, was the recent guest speaker at the Valley Historical Society meeting held in the Sinclairville Library children's reading room.

Marian R. Gilbert, 91, formerly of 181 Mud Creek Road, Kennedy and the Frewsburg Rest Home, passed away at 6:40 a.m. Wednesday, Nov.

She's the new kid on the block at the Sinclairville Free Library, but Cindy Pagano is no newcomer when it comes to library operations.

Christine N. Lacki of Sinclairville has begun serving her term as the student representative to the Jamestown Community College board of trustees, a post to which she was elected during the spring.

Varsi Peterson has been endorsed by the Republican Party as a candidate for her second four-year term on the Charlotte Town Board.

All parcels at 100 percent of fair market value is an assessor's dream, County Legislature candidate Ron Vahl said recently.

Members of the Sinclairville Senior Citizens gathered for a luncheon recently and honored those members who have birthdays during the month of October.

Governance in New York state is broken, according to Ron Vahl, Chautauqua County Legislature candidate and Clymer resident.

In 1959, Jamestown recorded its lowest peak temperature since the past spring when the thermometer at City Hall weather station reached a maximum of only 45 degrees.