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Sunday Lifestyles

Historical Society welcomes preservation president

Leon Historical Society recently welcomed CAMP President Tom Stetz as a speaker to the organization at an 1836 Church. The focus of CAMP, an acronym for Citizens Advocating Memorial Preservation, is the monument known as The Civil War Memorial Building in Little Valley. This building was ...

Animals and us

Audubon educators are in schools several days a week teaching nature-based lessons at this time of year, working hard to tie the lessons to topics or skills students are learning in their classrooms. To do this, I was reviewing new curriculum from a school we serve. In their English Language ...

Brocton names top November students

BROCTON – Students of the month have been announced for November by the Brocton Central School. Paige Miller was selected by the Brocton Middle School faculty and staff. She is an eighth-grader and resides in Portland with her parents Ryan and Jessica Miller. She participates in softball, ...

Forestville announces honor, merit rolls

FORESTVILLE – Forestville Middle and High School have announced the honor and merit rolls for the first marking period. Twelfth Grade High Honor Roll – Ruthie Butcher, Sophia Drozdziel, Matthew Dunn, Jillian Grupa, Jordyn Heidel, Piper Miller-Shifflett, Antonio Patton, Chase Perryman, ...

Home aides are heroes in our area

November is National Home Care and Hospice Month, a time when home care agencies and caregivers across the country raise awareness about the unique and irreplaceable value of healthcare delivered in the home. Home care empowers clients to take control of their own care while remaining ...

Breakfast serves appreciation for vets

BROCTON — On Nov. 7, the Brocton Central School Honor Society provided a free breakfast for veterans at the John W. Dill American Legion Post 434. Veterans from as far away as Lakewood and South Dayton attended the event which was open to all of Chautauqua County veterans. Earlier in the ...