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Oct 10, 2026
BonnieNARRATOR
In September, at the County Legislature's Public Safety Committee meeting, Schmidt said he was open to relocating the one near Village Hall, but it still remains.
BonnieNARRATOR
I am still open to relocating it, but didn't receive any follow-up to my offer, so I haven't yet taken any steps in that direction, Schmidt told the Post-Journal Observer Wednesday.
BonnieNARRATOR
Flock insists data won't be sold.
BonnieNARRATOR
Earlier on Wednesday, Schmidt had emailed a number of local and county officials regarding the public safety program.
BonnieNARRATOR
Persons vandalizing and or disabling these units are not serving our community.
BonnieNARRATOR
They are committing criminal acts which diminish local police effectiveness, help those who commit local crimes to remain undetected, and incur expense to the county for the intentional acts they have committed, he wrote.
BonnieNARRATOR
At this point, Schmidt told the Post-Journal Observer that it is unknown what will happen to the damaged flock LPR.
BonnieNARRATOR
I want to wait until I hear back from the county law department concerning the county's rights and responsibilities under the contract before making any decisions concerning repairing or replacing the equipment.
BruceNARRATOR
Throughout October, Dream It, Do It Western New York and its partners will highlight manufacturers, manufacturing careers, and opportunities for students to experience the industry firsthand.
BruceNARRATOR
You are listening to a reading of articles and features from the Jamestown Post-Journal on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
BruceNARRATOR
Haunted at the Library returns October 24th.
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Article by Christopher Blakeslee.
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Paid reservations are required by Thursday, October 8th.
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For more information and to register, call 716-569-2345 during business hours or go online at AudubonCNC.org backslash October dash camp.
BruceNARRATOR
You are listening to a reading of articles and features from the Jamestown Post-Journal on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
BruceNARRATOR
Randolph Football Ranked No. 6 in Class D Article by Matt Spillman Randolph remained the highest-ranked local team as the New York State Sports Writers Association released its weekly football rankings Wednesday.
Steven GustafsonGUEST
So it didn't go far.
Steven GustafsonGUEST
We had no idea how, you know, except when, you know, the Post Journal would complain about our radio station and our newspaper.
Steven GustafsonGUEST
And, you know, we'd get in trouble doing things like that.
Steven GustafsonGUEST
But no, it didn't go
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
Easy getting there is not.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
You're listening to a reading of articles and features from the Jamestown Post-Journal on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
Still in the Thursday, October first issue, from page five, uh, the page is called the Region Page.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
Fredonia OKs hearing for police employee Fredon-- By M.J. Stafford.
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Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
And I think I have to abbreviate it there for lack of understanding.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
But you can have it read to you by calling us at seven one six eight two one 5555.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
That article is on page A5, A5 of September 30th's issue of the Jamestown Post-Journal.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
Still on page A5, and easier for me to understand, Jamestown's Art in the Alleys to get an update by the Post-Journal staff.
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The content is copyrighted by the respective publishers.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
Hello, this is Pat Connell, and for the next hour I'll be reading from the recent issues of the Jamestown Post-Journal on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
Some articles will be abbreviated.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
For those, feel free to call the Radio Reading Service at 716-821-5555. and a staff member will be happy to read the remainder of the article to you so this first one is from thursday october 1st which at the time of recording is today and an interesting looking article i'm not from jamestown so i don't know but goodbye gertons The former Washington Street flower shop building demolished Wednesday, which would have been September 30th.
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Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
The event is free and open to the public.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
And again, it's 7 p.m. Wednesday, October 14th at the Robert H. Jackson Center.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
You're listening to a reading of articles and features from the Jamestown Post-Journal on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
I'm on page A7 of the October 1st issue.
LisaNARRATOR
Thank you for listening.
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Coming up next on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service, we have the Lockport Union Sun and Journal.
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Following that at 6 o'clock is the Jamestown Post Journal.
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And at 7 o'clock, we have the Niagara Falls Review.
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Stay with us for these readings and more.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
Thank you for listening.
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Coming up next in the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service, we have the Jamestown Post-Journal.
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At 7 o'clock, we've got the Niagara Falls Review.
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And at 8 o'clock, we have the Off-Duty from the Wall Street Journal.
Margaret LoverNARRATOR
A disabled Chautauqua County resident has received more than a dozen traffic citations in New York City, even though the City of Myths should not have been ticketed in the first place, because the license plate being cited is on a city bus.
Margaret LoverNARRATOR
Chautauqua County Clerk Greg Carlson sent an email to the New York City Department of Finance, and received the Post Journal's Observer in the email.
Margaret LoverNARRATOR
"Mr.
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Gary L. Adlette is a disabled Navy veteran and lifelong resident of Chautauqua County, New York.
John LombardoGUEST
We were starting to get pretty big.
John LombardoGUEST
And we were, you know, the Post Journal was doing interviews like Take That Picture and different things.
John LombardoGUEST
So Rob was a little bit concerned because he wanted to collect...
John LombardoGUEST
He had a full-time job, but then he got laid off.
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For more information, please visit us on the web at nfradioreading.org.
BruceNARRATOR
Hello, this is Bruce, and for the next hour I'll be reading from the recent issues of the Jamestown Post-Journal on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
BruceNARRATOR
From Thursday, September 24th of 2026, top story, Elimination of Commission Tabled Until October, article by Sarah Holthaus.
BruceNARRATOR
The City's Strategic Planning and Partnership Commission will live on a little longer, though how much longer is up for discussion.
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Larson's family includes Sandra Caliseña, married to Thomas, Marcia Forsberg, married to Scott, Richard Larson, Dawn is his wife, and Karen Kosaginia, Andrew.
BruceNARRATOR
Additional family members include 10 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
BruceNARRATOR
You are listening to a reading of articles and features from the Jamestown Post-Journal on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
BruceNARRATOR
GOP lawmakers want crimes involving children to be bail eligible.
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