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Corry Freezes Sewer Hookups for Two Townships Owing Over $1.1 Million

Corry City Council voted unanimously to stop approving new sewer connections from Wayne and Columbus townships until their overdue bills are settled, a move that immediately stalled a request tied to a planned home on Country Club Road. The city says Columbus Township owes more than $750,000 and Wayne Township owes more than $400,000 in past-due sewer-service invoices, pushing the combined debt past $1.1 million.

Corry, PA · 1d

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Multiple Explosions Reported During Barn Fire in Warren County

A barn fire in Columbus Township, Warren County, brought out multiple fire departments from Pennsylvania and New York Thursday afternoon. The fire was reported around 2:20 p.m. at a barn on Davis Road. When crews arrived, they found a barn used for storage on fire. The barn's roof collapsed approximately...

Warren County, PA · 2d

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Multiple arrests made in Jamestown

JAMESTOWN, NY — Jamestown police made numerous arrests between November 5 and November 11, 2026, including several cases involving child endangerment and domestic violence. On November 5 around 7:35 a.m., officers determined that Tarice A. Echevarria, 27, who was being held in the Jamestown City Jail for failing to appear in court, was also wanted by the Warren County, Pennsylvania, Sheriff’s Office for theft by unlawful taking.

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Jamestown Woman Charged with DWI After Fleeing From Collision

A Jamestown woman was charged with DWI after fleeing from an collision on November 13th. Jamestown Police responded to a complaint of a vehicle leaving the scene of a collision at approximately 11:25 p.m. They found the suspect, 32-year-old Heather Chamberlin, in the downtown area still in her car. The investigation determined Chamberlin was allegedly intoxicated while driving and failed to stop at the scene of the collision after colliding with another vehicle in the Jamestown city.

Jamestown, NY · 1d

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Head-on crash closes Route 8 intersection early Friday

Some drivers needed to take another route this morning, after a head-on collision closed a portion of a main road in Erie County. The accident took place east of Waterford at the intersection of Route 8 and Union Amity Road. At around 6:20 a.m., two vehicles crashed, causing heavy damage to the front ends of […]

Erie County, PA · 2d

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This Overlooked Pennsylvania Town Still Has Apartments Renting For Under $700 A Month

In a country where the average rent could fund a small space program, Warren, Pennsylvania is doing something almost rebellious. This small city tucked into the northwestern corner of the state is proof that affordable, beautiful, and genuinely livable can still exist in the same sentence. Let’s start with the...

Warren, PA · 18h

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Area Man Jailed After Allegedly Threatening Father With Gun Violence and Arson in Plum Township

PLUM TWP., Pa. (EYT) — A Titusville man is in the Venango County Prison after Pennsylvania State Police say he threatened to assault and shoot his father and burn down a neighboring residence during a dispute at a Plum Township home on November 2. Troopers from the Franklin barracks...

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Suspect arrested in New York after threats against elementary school

Which agencies responded to the school threat in Brattleboro?. Why was Jacob Cunningham arrested by the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office?. Brattleboro, VT (WRGB) — A threat of violence against an elementary school prompted a swift, multiagency response in Brattleboro on Nov. 10. The Brattleboro Police Department said it...

Brattleboro, VT · 2d

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National Grid Awards Maplevale Farms $388,000 Grant For New Findley Lake Facility

Has awarded Maplevale Farms a $388,000 economic development grant to offset electricity infrastructure costs at its new Findley Lake facility. Maplevale Farms, a long-established food distribution company, received the grant to relocate from Falconer and modernize operations to a new, $31 million, 126,000-square-foot facility. When construction is complete, the new site will feature dry and cold storage, approximately 20,000 square feet of office space, and nearly 64,000 square feet for cutting fresh steaks and an 8,500-square-foot maintenance shop.

Findley Lake, NY · 2d

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Jamestown School District Appoints New Assistant Principal for Tech Academy

The Jamestown Public Schools Board of Education this week approved the appointment of Moira Foley to serve as the next Assistant Principal of the Raymond J. Fashano Technical Academy. Foley will begin her service to the district on November 30th. Foley joins Jamestown Public Schools after serving Broome-Tioga BOCES as...

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National Grid providing more than $2 million in economic development grant funding to bolster projects, foster growth across Western New York

Through its various economic development grant programs, National Grid supports the transformation of commercial districts, and long-underused properties in cities and towns across its service areas. And in recent months, the company awarded economic development grants totaling more than $2 million to six projects in Erie, Niagara and Chautauqua counties.

Buffalo, NY · 2d

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Waterford Holiday Weekend Opens Four New Homes to Tour

Four Waterford-area homes that have never opened their doors for a public tour will do so this weekend, as part of a two-day Holiday Weekend featuring a gift market, holiday crafts, and a ticketed walk through five decorated properties. The Holiday Gift Market will feature handcrafted items, local gift vendors,...

Waterford, PA · 1d

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Jamestown Man Accused of Tossing Asphalt Chunk Through Apartment Window

Jamestown Police have arrested a city man on a felony charge after he allegedly threw a chunk of asphalt through a window at an apartment complex on Thursday. Officers were called to the Charlestowne Apartments at 30 Charles Street shortly before 12:30 PM for a criminal mischief complaint. After reviewing security footage of the complex, they discovered that 51-year-old Patrick Patterson was the person who allegedly committed the damage. Patterson was located at his residence, a short distance from the scene, and was taken into custody without incident. He was held pending arraignment on a charge of 3rd-degree criminal mischief.

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Fort LeBoeuf, McDowell fall in District 10 and PIAA football playoffs

STATE COLLEGE – State College, one of the top Class 6A teams in Pennsylvania, were too much for McDowell in a 46-14 PIAA subregional win on Friday, Nov. 13, at State College High School. The Little Lions (12-0) move on to play Williamsport in the PIAA first round, while McDowell ends the season 8-4. The loaded Lion offense struck early as Rowan Walker scored touchdown runs on their first two possessions. McDowell responded as Juel Heidelberg scored on a 2-yard run, but State College tossed a 38-yard touchdown and AJ Fry had two interception returns for touchdowns to make it 36-7 at the half. Walker scored his third touchdown in the third quarter to invoke the mercy rule. McDowell quarterback Evan Kuhn broke the school record for touchdown passes in a season in the second half as he found Taylor Lincoln for an 8-yard score. It was the 35th touchdown pass of the season for Kuhn. Hickory 49, Fort Leboeuf 7 FARRELL – Kelvin Morrison, a Virginia Tech recruit, scored four times as Hickory rolled past Fort LeBoeuf 49-7 in the District 10 Class 3A football semifinals at Farrell High School. Hickory (9-1) moves on to the D-10 championship next

Erie, PA · 1d

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Chautauqua's New President Meets with Community Members at Jackson Center

The new President of Chautauqua Institution says he'll be leaning on his staff and board to help shape the Institution's future priorities. A few dozen people were on hand this week to either meet or get reacquainted with Mark Johnson during a program at the Robert H. Jackson Center in Jamestown. Johnson, who officially became Chautauqua's 19th president on August 31st, is the son of late Chautauqua Vice President of Finance Joseph Johnson. During an interview with the Jackson Center's Greg Peterson, he said for now, he's "looking and listening"...

Jamestown, NY · 1d

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Longtime Educator, Administrator Mike Mansfield Retiring

An educator and administrator who has worked in multiple Chautauqua County school districts for about three decades has decided to call it a career. Mike Mansfield, who is currently the Dunkirk City School District's Business Administrator, will officially retire at the end of January 2027. WDOE News spoke with Mansfield following this week's Dunkirk School Board meeting. Mansfield says that he's always wanted to "leave places better" than when he got there. He says that's part of why he decided to stay in Dunkirk after stepping down as Superintendent in July 2025...

Chautauqua County, NY · 2d

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Jamestown Holding Two Amnesty Days For Residents To Dispose Of Bulk Trash, Recycle Electronics

8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Both events are free for eligible City of Jamestown residents and property owners and will take place rain, snow, or shine. Participants must provide documentation verifying City of Jamestown residency or property ownership. Acceptable forms of documentation include:. A valid New York State driver’s...

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Acorn Acres Flower, Plant & Gift Shop LLC moves to new location at The Mercantile

Acorn Acres Flower, Plant & Gift Shop LLC has moved to The Mercantile at 105 S. Franklin St., in Titusville. Fiely is currently accepting holiday orders such as table arrangements and wreaths. Call, stop in the shop, or order online at acornacresfloral.com. Shoppers can also get pre-made bouquets from the cooler.

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Faced with tight budget, City Council votes to implement discretionary spending freeze

Titusville City Council unanimously approved a discretionary spending freeze on Wednesday night, Nov. 4, as municipal officials look for ways to curb expenses amid a projected $500,000 budget shortfall for the upcoming fiscal year. Resolution No. 22 of 2026 establishes a freeze on all non-essential expenditures, requiring any major or...

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Who is that guy taking all those great pictures?

Anyone attending Titusville athletic events the last couple of seasons surely has seen David Zinram roaming around the sidelines with his camera. The Erie native has been a prolific documenter of Rocket sports ever since he and his wife settled in to Pleasantville in August 2025. His work has been...