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Sunday Lifestyles

BOCES, SUNY team for New Visions program

Public schools nationwide, including New York state, are facing a teacher shortage, with vacancies most pronounced in areas like special education, STEM, and Career & Technical Education. A new partnership between Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES and SUNY Fredonia may help to address ...

Explaining the rut

When someone says they’re stuck in ‘a rut,’ our minds jump to a problem that needs to be fixed. However, when a nature enthusiast or hunter mentions ‘the rut,’ our minds think of deer. The rut happens throughout a span of weeks, peaking in late autumn, where male deer, called bucks, ...

Cummins’ volunteers pitch in at Greystone Nature Preserve

On Sept. 17, Bill Moran and Diane Clark of Greystone Nature Preserve invited several Cummins employees onto the land for volunteer work. The employees, all part of the same engineering team at Cummins, completed a variety of tasks around the land to help Greystone Nature Preserve (a 501(c) ...

SUNY Fredonia employees honored

The 2025 Finance and Administration Outstanding Administrative Service Awards have been presented to five State University of New York at Fredonia employees. The recipients’ collective service spans more than 80 years and all major departments within the Finance and Administration division. ...

Just between us

Southern New Hampshire University reports the following students have been named to the Summer 2025 President’s List. The summer terms run from May to August. They include: Marisa Lopez of Gowanda, Patrick Reardon of Fredonia, Emily Baumgartner of Dunkirk, Libbey Youngberg of Dunkirk and ...

Healing with horses: Riding offers powerful tool to thrive

We’re not here just to survive. We’re here to thrive. As human beings, we possess the extraordinary ability to think, feel, dream, and connect. We are driven not only by necessity but by a deeper desire to live meaningful, fulfilling lives. We’ve been taught to associate success with ...