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Fire at Chautauqua County Trucking Company Under Control

POMFRET, NY - A stretch of Route 60 in Chautauqua County that was closed due to a working fire at Hills Trucking Company is back open.

The fire was declared under control around 5:00 p.m. 

Firefighters say the fire started when work was being done on a semi this afternoon.  The fire spread quickly.  Both of the trucking company's buildings are unsalvageable.  No one was hurt.  

Hills has been in business for 40 years. 

Martin Short to perform in Jamestown for the Lucy Town Half Marathon and 5k

Martin Short to perform in Jamestown for the Lucy Town Half Marathon and 5k

 

JAMESTOWN, NY – April 23, 2013 - Chautauqua Striders, the Jamestown Savings Bank Arena, and the Lucy Desi Center for Comedy are proud to announce that legendary comedian Martin Short will be the featured performance for Lucy Town Half Marathon and 5k weekend. Short will take his critically-acclaimed act to the stage of the Reg Lenna Civic Center on October 12th at 7:30pm.

Short is widely known for his work in comedy, particularly through Second City Television and Saturday Night Live, where he is both a former-cast member and a three-time host (which recently earned him a spot in the 5-timers club in the SNL episode hosted by Justin Timberlake). He has starred in such iconic comedy films as Three Amigos, Mars Attacks!, Father of the Bride Parts I and II, and has created the characters of Jiminy Glick and Ed Grimley.

Seneca Casinos Unveils 2013 Summer Rush Concert Series

Seneca Casinos Unveils 2013 Summer Rush Concert Series

Comedy, country music, up-tempo rock and more come to Western New York;
lineup includes B.B. King, Drew Carey, ALABAMA, Jeff Dunham, The Go-Go’s

 

At Audubon, Learn About Birding and Conservation in Ecuador

At Audubon, Learn About Birding and Conservation in Ecuador

Jamestown, NY – You don’t have to go far from home to learn about the recent growth of birding and conservation in faraway Ecuador. You just have to go to the Audubon Center & Sanctuary’s next First Friday Lunch Bunch.

At the 11 a.m. event on Friday, May 3, tropical natural history researcher and tour leader Rudy Gelis will share photos and stories about Christmas Bird Counts, private- and community-owned protected areas, and a bird nest monitoring project in this South American country.

A combination of excellent photos and brief videos, this presentation is based on over a decade of Gelis’s living and working in Ecuador.

Family of Thruway Fatal Crash Victims Want Answers

BUFFALO, N.Y. -- New York State Police believe the driver of a van that crashed on the Thruway Thursday morning may have fallen asleep while driving.

Less than a week after the triple fatal accident, relatives want a thorough investigation. State Police say a dump truck was parked in the center median, east of Silver Creek.  Annabel Arroyo told 2 On Your Side, "we want to know where this truck was parked," claiming there are various conflicting reports.

State Police also say it appears that there were not enough child safety seats in the van for all of the children who needed them.

Chautauqua Weekend Prepares Youth Symphony for Concert

Chautauqua Weekend Prepares Youth Symphony for Concert

Jamestown, NY – The senior performing orchestra of the Chautauqua Regional Youth Symphony (CRYS) recently had an intense Chautauqua Weekend in preparation for their Spring Gala Concert on Sunday afternoon, May 5.

The highly talented and motivated musicians, ages 13 through college, that make up the Youth Symphony enjoyed sectional rehearsals with coaches, full rehearsals under the direction of conductor and music director Bryan Eckenrode, and some social time.  

Their 4 p.m. concert in downtown Jamestown’s Reg Lenna Civic Center will also include performances by Prelude Strings, the beginning string musicians, and the Young Artists Orchestra of intermediate instrumental students.

Audubon Presenting Wildflower Series

Audubon Presenting Wildflower Series

Jamestown, NY – Wildflowers are one of nature’s wonders and new ones pop up each week during the spring. 

The Audubon Center & Sanctuary is offering the opportunity to get an in-depth look at wildflower biology, edibility, photography and more through a series of classes and field trips throughout the region.

Beginning May 1, on Wednesday evenings from 7-9 p.m. classes on wildflowers will be held at the Center. They will be followed by field trips on Saturday afternoons from 1-3 p.m. to find the flowers described in the classes. Participants are welcome to come to any or all of the classes and walks; it is not necessary to attend the class to participate in the walk.