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Former Washington Street flower shop building demolished Wednesday (opens the original)
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The old Girton’s Flowers and Gift shop, which closed in 2023 and is located at 1519 Washington St., is currently being demolished by Jim Raugh Enterprises for Jamestown Macadam, Inc. (JMI) and will reportedly be used for storage and parking for the construction company. P-J Photo by Christopher Blakeslee Demolition is currently taking place on the property next to the old M and M Sports Den, located at 808 N. Main St. This site is just one street away from the demolition occurring at the former
Fundraiser held in memory of Anthony Senske (opens the original)
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More than 36 cornhole teams played for cash prizes at the 3rd Annual Tossin It for Tony Cornhole Tournament, which was held at the Tsintzina Society’s Greek Club, 113 Jackson Ave., on Saturday. P-J photo by Christopher Blakeslee Jennifer Depasquale and Shane Parsons from Team Brawlers secured first place in the Tossin for Tony Tournament, a cornhole event held Saturday at the Tsintzina Society’s Greek Club located at 113 Jackson Ave. Submitted photo More than 36 cornhole teams played for cash pr
Lakewood taxpayers to receive refund in 2027-28 (opens the original)
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LAKEWOOD – Lakewood residents will receive a tax credit after the village's tax levy exceeded the state tax cap. At Tuesday night’s Village Board meeting, Mayor Randy Holcomb announced the village had collected taxes above the state tax cap limit by $284,983. Holcomb said transparency was a hallmark of the village board and his administration and that they were taking all appropriate actions to rectify the situation. "Transparency is of the utmost importance for this board," he added. Trustee El
Falconer to host NY Forward meeting Thursday (opens the original)
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FALCONER – The next meeting of the Falconer NY Forward Local Planning Committee is set for Thursday, Sept. 30, at the Fire Hall Training Center, 115 Davis St., starting at 5 p.m. Falconer is one of two recipients of a $4.5 million New York State NY Forward award for the Western New York region, which will help revitalize part of the village. Members of the Local Planning Commission were nominated by Falconer Mayor James Jaroszynski and, as previously reported in an edition of The Post-Journal, c
New Bemus Point boat launch ramp complete (opens the original)
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BEMUS POINT – Another boat launch has been added to the roaming shores of Chautauqua Lake. The state Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced the completion of the Bemus Point State Boat Launch and Fishing Access Site. The new launch point is located at the former fish hatchery site, and the project has received significant praise from the Mayor of Bemus Point. "That site has a long and storied Chautauqua Lake history, serving as a fish hatchery from 1903 until 1973," said Jef
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