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Sunday Lifestyles

How do big stars see those not in spotlight?

From a common person’s perspective, the elite class consists of a wide range of villains, heroes, and eccentrics. It is populated by individuals who, by virtue of superior intellect, talent, inheritance, criminal activity or plain luck, enjoy a privileged life. They have, by book, hook or ...

Church spreads joy at Fredonia Place

Last month, members of Fredonia Presbyterian Church made their way to Fredonia Place. Their mission, to spread joy by sharing their musical talents. Lily Li, who is the Music Director at FPC and piano teacher, arranged a musical performance featuring not only her own remarkable talent, but ...

Making the right karate connection

I grew up watching Bruce Lee movies and Kung Fu the television series starring David Carradine. I was fascinated with the martial arts. No way my parents were going to let me study karate. When I was a senior in high school I signed up for evening karate classes at Fredonia State. They were ...

Healing with Horses: E.A.S.E. brings confidence to youth

"]The first six-week session of the E.A.S.E. Growth Program at Centaur Stride showed remarkable accomplishments for both riders and families. The Equine Assisted Social-Emotional Growth Program was created through a two-year collaboration between Chautauqua County Tapestry and Mental Health ...

Spectator inks awards at state conference

For the seventh year, the Fredonia High School student newspaper, The Spectator, was presented multiple awards at the New York Press Association (NYPA) conference at the Saratoga Springs Hilton on April 23 and 24. Editors Ray Dai, Katherine Fortna, Elizabeth Joy and co-adviser Lisa ...