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11/12/2023

SPORTS

Buffalo opens as a 1.5 point home dog versus Dallas Sunday.

11/12/2023

YES, THIS IS LIFE IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Not only is Taylor Swift Time Magazine’s “Person of the Year,” but today TheCAT learned one of the finalists was Barbie-yes , a doll.
My late and very missed friend Jim Wilson described such as “the bottom of the journalistic p**s pot.”

11/12/2023

BILLS TAKE A “DUB” FROM KANSAS CITY

This time a ref’s call went Buffalo’s way. It happened when Travis Kelce caught a pass and then threw a perfect lateral to Kadarius Toney who ran it in for a TD.
BUT! that same Kadarius Toney was flagged for offensive off sides and the big play was erased. Replay clearly showed the refs made the correct call so this was no fluke.
Bottom line: Bills 20, Chiefs 17.
Bills RB James Cook had a big game rushing for 58 yards and receiving 83 more including a nifty touch down catch in the first quarter.
Josh Allen was 23 of 42 for 233 yards. He threw one TD pass, but also a costly interception that Kansas City worked to close the score to 14-7, Bills.
So, another nail biter, but this time the Bills avoided a last minute swoon.

10/12/2023

SPORTS?

So glad to see Taylor Swift in the house….

09/12/2023

BILLS-CHIEFS GAME WEATHER LOOKS GOOD

Update Sunday at 2:26 p.m.: Weather in KC perfect according to WGR radio team.

Weather for the 4:25 p.m. (EST) kickoff in Arrowhead Stadium looks about ideal for football: dry, cool and sunny.
The Bills are one-point dogs according to Draft Kings Sportsbook.

08/12/2023

FOOTBALL WRITER MAKES A CASE FOR FIRING BILLS HEAD COACH

(Note: Coach McDermott on social media said his “head has been spinning” since reading the Tyler Dunne critique. McDermott called the article “a slap against his character.”)

The writer is Tyler Dunne and his blog is “Go Long.” Google it and then choose “The McDermott Problem, Part 1.”
There are three parts total that can be read free. The entire series is 20,000 words long and requires a subscription, however the freebies total a compelling think piece.
Dunne argues that McDermott is a competent defensive coach, but a poor head coach who freezes in close games and fails to properly motivate the team, especially QB Josh Allen, who Dunne describes as a Marvel Comics type superman.
I lived in Pittsburgh for 16 years and saw that the Rooney family stuck with their Steeler head coachs: They hired, but did not fire. And, believe it or don’t, the Steelers fans kvetched plenty about head coaching decisions. When the much favored Steelers lost the 1995 AFL Championship game 17-13 to the San Diego squad, there were many voices calling for Bill Cowher’s head.
BUT, Chuck Noll, Bill Cowher and Mike Tomlin all have Super Bowl rings. The Rooneys stayed with them and they ultimately produced.
The Bills are still trying after four appearances, all under Marv Levy.

IF MCDERMOTT GOES; WHO THEN?

Good NFL head coaches are hard to find; great ones more so.
I personally like Miami head man Mike McDaniel, but McDermott and the Bills beat up the Dolphins this season, a loss McDaniel termed “humbling.”

INJURIES AND BREAKS

Last season the Bills suffered injuries to include Damar Hamlin’s near death and an exhausting schedule due to weather. This season, the team’s six losses have all been close. The Bills could be sporting a much more respectable record.
Injuries this season have also taken a toll, particularly on Defense. Players like Tre White and Matt Milano are not easily replaced.

So, count me as skeptical that firing McDermott is the right response to the first disappointing season in his tenure.

06/12/2023

BREAKING:

THREE DEAD IN “ACTIVE SHOOTER” SITUATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS

SHOOTER HAS BEEN FOUND DECEASED

06/12/2023

“PERSON OF INTEREST” NAMED IN THE 1972 MURDER OF PATRICIA FAIRBANKS

MAYVILLE- William A. Swartzman, now deceased, was named a “person of interest” Wednesday in the late 1972 murder of 14 year-old Patricia Fairbanks. Fairbanks mother reported her daughter missing from their family home at 19 West 9th Street in Jamestown. On December 29, 1972, Patricia Fairbanks body was located in the rear yard of 14 West 9th Street in Jamestown. The cause of death was determined to be a homicide. The Jamestown Police Department conducted an extensive investigation for a number of years attempting to identify the person who killed Fairbanks. No suspect was ever arrested and the case has been unsolved for the past 51 years.

In March of 2023 the Jamestown Police Department coordinated with the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office to re-open the investigation, and the case was assigned to the Sheriff’s Office Unsolved Cases Team for further investigation. Investigators reviewed the entire original homicide case file, worked with the Jamestown Police Department’s Evidence Unit to transfer all of the physical evidence collected in the murder to the Sheriff’s Office Evidence Unit, and spent months interviewing numerous witnesses throughout Chautauqua County and Northwest Pennsylvania.

Today, the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office announces the identification of a person of interest in the murder of Patricia Fairbanks. The person of interest is William A. Swartzman, who at the time of Fairbanks murder was a 44 year-old resident of Jamestown. In addition to residing in Jamestown, Swartzman had previously resided in South Ripley, the borough of North East Pennsylvania, Erie Pennsylvania, and Warren Pennsylvania. Swartzman died of natural causes at his residence in Warren, Pennsylvania in 1997.

The Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the assistance of the public as the investigation continues. We are desirous of speaking to anyone who was in contact with Swartzman while he was in Jamestown between the months of August 1972 and January 1973. If you had a face-to-face encounter with Swartzman in Jamestown in an area bounded by West Eighth Street to the south, West Tenth Street to the north, North Main Street to the east, and Washington Street to the west you are asked to call Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Investigators today. If you were the victim of a crime that Swartzman committed, whether it occurred in the state of New York or the state of Pennsylvania, you are asked to call the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office at the numbers below.

The Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office continues to work on this case cooperatively with the Jamestown Police Department and the New York State Police Forensic Laboratory. Updates will be provided to the public at the appropriate time.

Information about this case should be directed to the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office Unsolved Cases Team at (716) 753-4578 or (716) 753-4579.

Image provided by the Unsolved Cases Team.

05/12/2023

JAMESTOWN MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN THE HOMICIDE OF JESUS BATISTA-PEREZ

(Note, while this guilty plea was entered 11/13/23, a media release was not sent until 12/5/23)
MAYVILLE-Kevin Roldan-Pantojas, 24, Jamestown, pled guilty on November 13th to Manslaughter in the 1st degree, a class B felony, for the homicide of Jesus Batista -Perez with occurred in August 2022 on Prendergast Street in Jamestown. DA Jason Schmidt said “Shootouts and gun violence may seem more commonplace than ever before here in our community but we are doing everything in our power, with the limited resources available to us, to reverse the tide. From the time of this shooting that afternoon on August 19, 2022, to the day that Mr. Roldan-Pantojas pled, Jamestown Police detectives, myself and my Felony Team here at the DA’s Office, including our Investigators, have worked tirelessly to ensure a conviction in this matter. One way or the other, whether by plea or after trial conviction, we were committed to seeing this through to conviction. Unfortunately, we live at a time when the resolution of this homicide is not the end. We have multiple homicides lined up for trial in the next few months and continue to do the work necessary to ensure convictions in those cases, too.” The DA would like to thank the Jamestown Police Department for their tireless work on this case. Mr. Roldan-Pantojas is scheduled to be sentenced on January 12, 2024 at 9:00am.

05/12/2023

THE BILLS: GOING FORWARD

Few thought Buffalo would be 6 and 6 after 12 games this season, but that is the hard reality.
Now what?
Run the table, that’s what.
The Bills need to win from here on out starting Sunday afternoon in Kansas City.
(Question: Do the Bills ever get KC in Orchard Park?)
So, it’s a tall order, but the playoff winners are virtually always teams that got hot in December.
Go Bills!

04/12/2023

BIG LOTS ROBBERY BRINGS JAIL TERM FOR JAMESTOWN MAN

MAYVILLE-Jorge Garay, 38, Jamestown was sentenced Tuesday to an indeterminate state prison sentence of 3.5 to 7 years by Chautauqua County Judge David Foley after being convicted of Robbery in the 3rd degree, a class D felony. In June 2022. Garay was arrested by the Jamestown Police Department for Robbery in the 1st degree, as well as other charges, after he stole property from the Big Lots in Jamestown. When an employee of Big Lots attempted to reclaim the property from the defendant,Garay pulled a knife and threatened the employee. Garay pled guilty to the lesser robbery charge on June 2, 2023. Garay was sentenced as a second felony offender and was on NYS Parole at the time of this incident.

03/12/2023

MILLER FREE ON BAIL; ACCUSED IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INCIDENT

Bills line backer Von Miller is free on $5,000 bond after surrendering to police in suburban Dallas where an arrest warrant was issued charging him with assaulting a pregnant woman; his long time girl friend.
Neither the Bills nor the NFL have commented beyond “not comment.”

02/12/2023

NEWS/ANALYSIS/OPINION

GREG RABB EXCORIATES EDDIE SUNDQUIST IN THE POST-JOURNAL’S “LOCAL COMMENTS”

IT’S A COMMENTARY TheCAT WOULD NOT PUBLISH

Our take on former Jamestown Councilman-at-large Greg Rabb is very simple: He’s a cry baby, a whiner, who claims to be a victim.
Rabb unloads on outgoing Jamestown Mayor Eddie Sundquist in a screed published in Saturday’s (12/2/23) Post Journal. But, no surprise to those who know Rabb, it’s really all about Rabb.
Rabb happens to be, like Sundquist, a gay man and if you spend any time with Rabb this is the central point of his life. He talks about it, taught about it in his JCC classes, hands out literature about it and makes clear that he is not only a gay man, but a pioneer both in “coming out” and seeking public office as a gay man.
Rabb writes that a “tragic” part of this is Buffalo Councilman Mitch Nowakowski, “my former student and another gay Democrat” supporting Sundquist’s reelection bid “even though I asked him not to because of what Sundquist did to me.”
Just exactly what the mayor specifically did to Rabb remains unclear, but the unintended point here is “what Sundquist did to me.” It’s all about Rabb.
For those who know the former Council President, that’s not a surprise: Greg Rabb’s sexual orientation was and is the central fact of his life.
We are surprised The Post-Journal published this commentary, and only comment ourselves to provide what we believe is needed context.

01/12/2023

VON MILLER UPDATE:

Now his alleged victim denies any assault took place. This is exactly what she did the first time she clsimed Miller had hit her.

30/11/2023

ARREST WARRANT FOR BILLS LB VON MILLER; PREGNANT GIRL FRIEND IN TEXAS CLAIMS SHE WAS ASSAULTED

The NFL is reporting that Buffalo line backer Von Miller is the subject of an arrest warrant based on his pregnant girl friend’s claim that he assaulted her,
The team said it didn’t have a comment at this time.

30/11/2023

HENRY KISSINGER DEAD AT 100

Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger died Wednesday at his home in Connecticut.
Born Heinz Alfred Kissinger in Germany he emigrated to this country with his parents and siblings in 1938 because of Jewish persecution in N**I Germany.
Kissinger was in the U.S. Army during WWII and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He also played soccer and helped the sport gain popularity in the United States.
As Secretary of State he negotiated the start of formal relations between the U.S. and Red China.

28/11/2023

PAIR OF EARLY MORNING TUESDAY RAIDS YIELD FENTANYL, SIX SUSPECTS

JAMESTOWN-A pair of early Tuesday morning raids by members of the Jamestown Metro Drug Task Force and Chautauqua County Sheriffs Office Narcotics Investigators resulted in six arrests and confiscation of more than 33.5 grams of fentanyl, according to a police report sent to TheCAT.
The two agencies first executed a search warrant at 13 Crossman St. with
assistance from the Jamestown Police Department SWAT Team.
Jarvelle Leeper, 41, and an adult female were found inside the residence by the SWAT Team.
After the residence was secured, detectives searched it and located 33.5 grams of fentanyl, scales, packaging materials, and a small amount of cash. Leeper was arrested and transported to the Jamestown City Jail to be arraigned on two counts of a 3rd degree Criminal Possesion of a Controlled Substance and two counts of 2nd degree Criminal Use of Drug Paraphernalia.
Immediately following the ex*****on of the warrant on Crossman St., the JPD SWAT Team along with investigators executed a separate search warrant in the basement apartment at 15 Hazzard St.. The JPD
SWAT Team located Amanda Penhollow, 36, Monroe Wilcox, 45,Christopher Haberberger, 38, Amanda McKendree, 34, and Luis Ruiz, 36, inside. A subsequent search revealed a small quantity of fentanyl. All of the individuals at the
residence were placed under arrest and transported to the Jamestown City Jail and charged with 7th degree Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance.
Penhollow was further charged with 2nd degree Criminal Use of Drug
Paraphernalia and Ruiz is currently on the Jamestown Police Department's Top 10 wanted list. Shown below top left Penhollow, top right McKendree; bottom left Hanerberg, bottom center, Leeper, bottom right, Wilcox. Tap to see Ruiz.

27/11/2023

PARENTS! THIS IS IMPORTANT
PREDATORS CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF iPHONE’S NEW FEATURE

If the kids have an iphone and it is updated with ios17 police around the country are concerned that predators can take advantage of the “Air Drop” feature.
Why? Because it allows anyone running ios17 to gain access to important information merely by placing their phone close to another with “Air Drop.” Unfortunately the latest Apple operating system comes with “Air Drop” enabled so you have to disable it.
Here’s how;
Open the “Settings” option
Tap the “General” option
Tap the “AirDrop” tab, which controls the file-sharing features of the phone
Once AirDrop is selected, turn off the “Bringing Devices Together” option to disable NameDrop.

27/11/2023

“MAJOR PIECE OF ILLEGAL DRUG SYSTEM THAT HAS TAKEN COUNTLESS LIVES” SENTENCED TO 12 YEARS IN STATE PRISON

MAYVILLE-John Anzalone, 50, Jamestown, was sentenced Monday by Chautauqua County Court Judge David Foley to twelve years’ determinate in state prison plus five years’ post release supervision. Anzalone was found guilty after a jury trial concluded September 19, 2023, that he was guilty of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the 2nd Degree, a class A-II felony.

Before sentencing, Asst. DA Erik Bentley argued to the Court that the defendant “is a piece of the illegal drug system that has taken countless lives. Bentley asked the Court to send a message to the criminals who are a part of that system that the “endless cycle of addiction and destruction brought about by dealing drugs will not be tolerated in Chautauqua County.”

27/11/2023

BILLS LOSE BACK BREAKER IN PHILLY

FINAL IN OT: Eagles 37, Bills 34

Buffalo beat themselves again; taking penalties and blowing two field goal attempts on their way to a 6-6 record while Philadelphia moved to 10-1.
Bad calls also hurt the Bills, particularly not calling an obvious horse collar on Josh Allen and instead calling Allen for deliberate downing. The Bills can expect a letter from the league apologizing for that one. The Bills were flagged 11 times compared to four for Philly.
Buffalo won the statistical battle: 40:30 time of possession versus 26:50 for the Eagles, 505 total yards versus 378, 59 per cent of third down conversions versus 36 per cent.
Looming large were two Bills missed field goals; one for only 34 yds was blocked the other 48-yd try was missed.

26/11/2023

PHILLY WEATHER

Forecast shows mild temperatures with showers for the Bills-Eagles game.

26/11/2023

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WEATHER Updated @ 3:36 p.m. Sunday

LAKE EFFECT SNOW WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 10 AM MONDAY
TO 7 AM EST WEDNESDAY...

* WHAT...Heavy lake effect snow expected. Total snow accumulations
of 8 to 16 inches in the most persistent lake snows with local
amounts up to 20 inches across the Chautauqua Ridge. Winds
gusting as high as 35 mph will produce areas of blowing and
drifting snow.

* WHERE...Wyoming, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Southern Erie
counties. Heaviest lake effect snows will remain well south of
the Buffalo Metro area.

* WHEN...From 10 AM Monday to 7 AM EST Wednesday.

* IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult to impossible. The
hazardous conditions could impact the morning or evening
commute.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...The heaviest snow and most significant
impacts are expected Monday night through Tuesday, when snow
rates up to 2" per hour can occur within the heaviest snow
bands.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS.

24/11/2023

STABBING REPORTED IN JAMESTOWN
JAMESTOWN-Carlos Castro, 46, is charged with stabbing a victim Friday about 2:45 p.m.
JPD responded to a North side address for a reported stabbing and upon arrival, officers located a victim who had sustained several stab wounds in front of the residence. Officers administered first
aid to the victim. As other officers arrived, it was learned that the suspect, Carlos R.
Castro, was still on scene and he was taken into custody without further
incident. The victim was treated on scene by Jamestown Fire and Chautauqua County EMS and then transported via helicopter to a hospital. Castro was transported to the
city jail and is held pending arraignment on charges of Assault 1st, Criminal
Possession of a Weapon 3rd (2 counts), and Menacing 2nd (2 counts). Jamestown Police were assisted by Jamestown Fire Department, Chautuauqa County EMS, and the New
York State Police. front of the residence. Officers administered first
aid to the victim. As other officers arrived, it was learned that the suspect, Carlos R.
Castro, 46yo of Jamestown, was still on scene and taken into custody without further
incident. The victim was treated on scene by Jamestown Fire and Chautauqua County EMS and transported via helicopter to another hospital. Castro was transported to the
city jail and being held pending arraignment on charges of Assault 1st, Criminal
Possession of a Weapon 3rd (2 counts), and Menacing 2nd (2 counts). Jamestown Police were assisted by Jamestown Fire Department, Chautuauqa County EMS, and the New York State Police.

22/11/2023

UPDATED @ 5:11 a.m. Thursday

“…NO INDICATION OF A TERRORIST ATTACK…” NY Gov. Hochul

COUPLE DEAD, ONE INJURED AFTER AUTO EXPLOSION ON RAINBOW BRIDGE

Report: A car went airborne at a high rate of speed, struck a booth, burst into flame and then blew up. (Headline corrected after bodies identified as man and wife after intial reports of two males.)

22/11/2023

WHAT NEXT?

JAMESTOWN-JPD Officers found the male block of the City Jail was flooded by Michael T. Saxon Monday at 10:22 p.m.
They report Saxon shoved a toilet
paper roll into the toilet and was splashing water on to the floor of the cell, causing the
entire block to flood. Saxon, 43, was being held on charges from a previous incident earlier in the day. Saxon was additionally charged with Criminal Tampering in the 3rd Degree.

20/11/2023

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WEATHER
HIGH WIND WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 9 AM TO 11 PM EST TUESDAY...

* WHAT...Southeast winds 30 to 40 mph with gusts up to 60 mph
expected.

* WHERE...Chautauqua and Southern Erie counties. The strongest
winds will be along the Lake Erie shore and near north and
northwest facing slopes.

20/11/2023

NEWS/OPINION/ANALYSIS

TheCAT ISN’T BUYING IT

NY’s Senior Senator Chuck Schumer is on record that Chineses Dictator Xi’s promise to President Biden about curtailing Fentanyl production may help solve our state’s overdose epidemic.That seems unlikely.
Primarily there is no shortage of Fentanyl here or anywhere else. And it takes only a tiny dose of the drug to cause death. Drug trafficking organizations typically distribute fentanyl by the kilogram. One kilogram of fentanyl has the potential to kill 500,000 people. One kilogram is 2.2 pounds. How many kilograms of this narcotic do you guess are already here? How much can the Mexican cartels produce in illicit laboratories?
So count TheCAT as very skeptical regarding Sen. Schumer’s claim.

20/11/2023

TALK ABOUT HANGING IN…LIONS FANS DEMONSTRATE TRUE LOYALTY

Detroit has now won eight games of their first ten. Last time: 1962! They went 11-3 that year SIXTY-ONE YEARS AGO.
Milt Plum was their quarterback and Don Shula was Offensive Coordinator.

20/11/2023

BILLS REDISCOVER OFFENSE; WHIP THE JETS 32-6
DEFENSE? JETS DIDN’T CONVERT A THIRD DOWN

Buffalo again looked like a serious playoff team Sunday as they pummeled the Jets 32-6 in front of a delighted home crowd in Orchard Park.
The Bills were solid on both sides; laying waste to NY’s Offense while smartly moving the ball themselves.
Their AFC rivals appeared near helpless, making four turnovers while allowing six sacks and holding the ball only 23 minutes and nine seconds.
Josh Allen was 20 of 32 for 275 yds. and three TD’s with only one interception.
Buffalo looked the part of a contender Sunday. Now they have to continue.

Notes: Allen (205) also passed Patrick Mahomes (204) on Sunday for the most combined passing and rushing touchdowns in a player's first six seasons in NFL history.
—Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir set a career record with an 81-yard touchdown, surpassing his previous long catch of 31 yards.
Shakir’s touchdown is also the longest reception by an NFL receiver this season, beating Brandon Aiyuk’s 76-yard touchdown for San Francisco.

18/11/2023

BRUTAL NFL SEASON FOR QB’S CONTINUES

Joe Burrow is done for the Cinncy Bengal’s season due to a ligament injury to his throwing arm. He is now the 11th starting QB declared out during this 2023 campaign. Thus far 47 different quarterbacks have started because of the various hurts sustained by the NFL’s most important players.
Too bad.

18/11/2023

SPACE-X PUTS THE BEST SPIN ON A BOOSTER ROCKET EXPLOSION

It was described as “an unscheduled disassembly.”

17/11/2023

DUNKIRK MAN PLEDS GUILTY TO THEFT OF GOVERNMENT MONEY

BUFFALO-Marqus Singh, 31, Dunkirk,pleaded guilty Friday in U.S. District Court to theft of government money, which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Franz M. Wright, in charge of the case, said that in July 2020, Singh learned of a scheme to receive money through a government program that was designed to assist those impacted by COVID-19. While in the Western District of New York, Singh provided his identification information and social security number to a co-conspirator. A few weeks later, Singh received a check totaling $11,454 from the Puerto Rico Department of Labor and Human Resources.
The money used to fund the check was issued through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Singh did not or has not resided or worked in Puerto Rico and was therefore legally ineligible to receive the money. In August 2020, Singh deposited the $11,454 check into a checking account at bank in Dunkirk. He then withdrew some of the funds from the account, which he provided to his co-defendants as part of the scheme.

16/11/2023

PORTLAND MAN CHARGED AFTER REPORTED FIGHT

PORTLAND-Kody C. Cambria, 25, Portland, is charged with 3rd degree assault and 4th degree criminal mischief following a reported altercation in the town.Wednesday at about 2:20 p.m.Chautauqua County Sheriffs Office responded to an address in the Town of Portland for an reported altercation.Deputies say that Cambria, struke another individual and caused damage to property that did not belong to him. Cambria was arrested and was transported to Mayville for CAP Arraignment.

14/11/2023

BILLS SACK OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR KEN DORSEY IN AN EFFORT TO SALVAGE THIS SEASON
QB COACH JOE BRADY WILL ASSUME DORSEY’S DUTIES

Buffalo Bills Offensive Coordinator Ken Dorsey is no longer in the hot seat; he’s been relieved of his duties and replaced by Joe Brady, promoted from Quarterbacks Coach.
Dorsey’s fate was no surprise. It comes after weeks of grumbling and second guessing of the 42-year-old’s perceived bland play calling and immediately follows the teams dismal Monday Night 24-22 loss to Denver.

14/11/2023

BILLS BUMBLE AWAY FIFTH LOSS
BRONCOS TRIUMPH 24-22

Denver kicker Will Lutz missed a field goal with seconds left, BUT the Bills had 12 men on the field and Lutz got another try and converted his second attempt to gain a 24-22 victory over Buffalo who is now 5-5 on the year.
The hometown crew turned the ball over four times which Denver turned into six points.
It was heartbreaking and ugly; yet another game where the Bills struggled in the first half, and committed key penalties.
In his postgame media conference QB Josh Allen, obviously crestfallen, offered little solace for disappointed fans who are watching the teams dwindling postseason
chances.

11/11/2023

TO MY FELLOW VETS: ENJOY YOUR SPECIAL DAY!

09/11/2023

MOTHER/DAUGHTER FANTASY ENDS BADLY FOR DUNKIRK MAN

BUFFALO-Michael Fratini, 38, Dunkirk, pleaded guilty in Federal Court Thursday to attempted receipt of child po*******hy, which carries a mandatory minimum penalty of five years in prison and a maximum of 20 years.
Assistant U.S. Attorneys Aaron J. Mango and Franz M. Wright, who are handling the case, stated that Fratini used his cellular telephone to solicit n**e photos and videos of the pre-pubescent daughters of a female acquaintance, whom he met in October 2021 through a dating application. After meeting in person, the female acquaintance did not hear from Fratini again for several months. In March 2022, they spoke over the telephone and Fratini told her that he had a mother/daughter fantasy. He then sent a follow-up text message asking for videos and/or pictures of her daughters to fulfill his fantasies. After receiving the text message, the female acquaintance filed a report with the Sheriff’s Office. At the direction of the Sheriff’s Office, she continued text message conversations with Fratini. On March 18, 2022, investigators surveilled Fratini leaving his workplace at the time, the U.S. Postal Service on Grant Street in Buffalo, and travel to an Amherst hotel where he was expecting to meet the female acquaintance. After arriving at the hotel, Fratini was taken into custody.

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LISTEN TO DETONATIONS AS FIRE BURNS AT 214 STOWE STREET Watch the entire video to hear all the bangs which can plainly be heard at :26 until the end. Video for TheCAT by Eric Rhodes

FLOODING IN LOW LYING AREAS… Shown is Jones and Gifford in Jamestown where two JPD Patrols directed traffic Friday evening.

COUNCIL AT-LARGE CANDIDATE SAYS JAMESTOWN RESIDENTS CONCERNED ABOUT PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUES JAMESTOWN-The city’s recent inclusion on New York States Ten Worst Cities for crime is a concern for residents, according to Christina Cardinale (D-WF), candidate for a council at-large seat. Cardinale shared her experience knocking on doors to discuss issues:

LOCAL MINISTER DECRIES GOV. HOCHUL’S APPEAL TO JESUS FOR VACCINATION JAMESTOWN-Rev. Mel McGinnis, minister at Kiantone Congregational has a Masters of Divinity and Tuesday evening at the UPMC demonstration shared his thoughts about Gov. Kathy Hochul’s recent appeal to Jesus as a reason to be vaccinated.

5:42 p.m Tuesday, Jamestown, NY, The United States of America

Mom and baby out for a snack.

JPD RELEASES VIDEO OF CENTER STREET GUN FIRE In an attempt to assist in the identification of the shooter, the Jamestown Police are releasing the attached video that shows a portion of the shooting with sound that occurred yesterday on Center St at Chandler St. The video shows multiple shots being fired as the shooter chases after the SUV that was occupied by two victims. Investigators are following up on several leads and have also recovered several pieces of evidence from this scene that are scheduled to be examined by a forensic lab. Anyone who may have info on this shooting or the identity of the shooter is asked to contact the Jamestown Police Department at 716-483-7537 or via the Tips Line at 716-483-Tips (8477). All calls and tips are kept strictly confidential. The Jamestown Office of the FBI is assisting in this investigation.

IT’S RAINING, IT’S POURING... Correction: Recorded Wednesday, not Tuesday.

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