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County Executive Wendel Names James Feldmann as new Executive Assistant

New Visitor's Center Coming to Downtown Chamber of Commerce Offices

Chautauqua Chamber of Commerce Names Dan Heitzenrater as Next President-CEO

Extra Unemployment Funds Partly Blamed For Unfilled Jobs | News, Sports, Jobs

gbacon@observertoday.com Are the extra payments on unemployment keeping people from returning to the workforce? Some area leaders believe that is at least part of the case. In an interview, state Assemblyman Andy Goodell noted that there are a number reasons why he believes people haven’t returned. Among them: ¯ Some parents can’t go to work because their schools have not fully reopened. “Businesses are reopening ahead of schools that leaves some parents without childcare,” he said. ¯ Many receiving more in unemployment than they would earn in an entry level job. “You can’t expect people to search for work and rejoin the labor force when it costs them more money for childcare and transportation and they’re going earn less working than they are unemployed,” he said.

Vaccinations help our economy continue to open | News, Sports, Jobs

Todd J. Tranum President and CEO of the Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce & Executive Director of the Manufacturers Association of the As more and more New Yorkers get vaccinated, the state continues to lift restrictions for all types of businesses and venues. Governor Cuomo recently announced that effective May 19 most business capacity caps will be removed and businesses will be limited only by the space available for patrons to remain safely physically distanced. These changes will impact commercial settings, food services, gyms, amusements, entertainment, salons, houses of worship, and more. At the same time, venues that host sporting events, performing arts, and catered events will be able to operate at 30% indoors or 33% outdoors. Full capacity will be allowed for large gatherings where proof of full vaccination or a recent negative COVID-19 test can be shown. For the full guidance from the state visit https://forward.ny.gov.