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Riding for a ’cause’

The Sons of Liberty recently had its 12th annual Disabled Americans Veterans Run, which assists veterans in our area. The Sons of Liberty would like to thank all the riders who attended. Joe and Ranee Granada, who gave so much help along with all others at the Sheridan VFW. Also, Greg and ...

Clinics help seniors get moving at Centaur Stride

Recently, Centaur Stride offered three community clinics with support from a grant from the Westfield Fund. The clinics were designed to introduce more people to the potential benefits of therapeutic horseback riding, equine-assisted activities and spending time in nature. One of the clinics ...

Cabin Games winners

The Seventh Annual Wilson Cabin Games were held on Aug. 22, in Dewittville. More than 28 teams competed in bracket-style tournament games. The 2026 Wilson Cabin Games Champions were Evan Blakeslee and Jacob Fisher. Benjamin LaCerais and Shaun Roland took second place, and third place winners ...

Cadets volunteer in the community

On Saturday, Sept. 12, the cadet and senior members of the Jamestown Civil Air Patrol Composite Squadron volunteered at the Busti Firemen’s Gala days celebration. Their help was appreciated by the department running the event. Busti Firemen’s Gala Days is an annual community celebration, ...

Library planning Halloween murder mystery

RIPLEY --- The Ripley Public Library presents a Halloween murder mystery, "Evil Never Dies," to be performed on Saturday, Oct. 10 at 6 p.m. at Noble Winery, 8630 Hardscrabble Road, Westfield. Students from Chautauqua Lake Central School and North East school district are performing the characters Gregory Graves, Penelope Crust, Jack Lantern, Bella Bones, Todd Sweeney and Tara Cardoli, along with a few special surprises. Who killed Grimsby Graves, from the founding family of Reaper Junction? Who benefits from his demise? Is this a case of revenge or greed? "Evil Never Dies" promises ...

Grape Discovery Center hosts Oktoberfest

Time to get your OOM-PAH on. Gentlemen, button up your lederhosen and ladies, don your dirndls if you happen to have the garb. Join the festivities as the Grape Discover Center in Westfield teams up with Hofbrauhaus Buffalo and Wardynski’s Meats of Buffalo to present its first Oktoberfest event. Mark the calendar for Saturday, Oct. 3, and join in the fun beginning at noon. The event runs until 8 p.m. and will feature German beer on tap, live music by Living Room Jam Band beginning at 3:00 pm, and traditional Oktoberfest food. Some of the menu offerings include: Bratwurst, kraut, ...