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Editor's Note
October 6, 2012 What happens on the Internet, stays on the Internet. Last weekend, we ran my article on Maple Springs resident Bob Terreberry, who will be selling pink breast cancer bracelets on the Friendly’s law. more »»
Zucchini to spare? Why not share?
October 6, 2012 Too much zucchini again this year? As the harvest season is winding down many gardeners share excess produce with friends, neighbors and co-workers, but have you thought of taking some of that extra... more »»
Aladdin’s cave of arts
October 6, 2012 October is here, and an Aladdin’s cave of arts and entertainment opportunities spread themselves before the dazzled Critical Eye. more »»
October Is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October 5, 2012 You’ve met someone, and it seems to be going well. As time goes on their behavior changes, nothing bad but different, somewhat controlling. more »»
The Beauty Of The Season
September 30, 2012 As I began to think about the season that began last weekend my mind wandered from the beauty of the season to the need to make those last-minute preparations before the season of rest and renewal i... more »»
The Calm Before The Rush Of The Holidays
September 30, 2012 Fall is now upon us and that is usually accompanied by starting to think about and feel some of the annual pressures in the planning and celebrating of upcoming holidays. more »»
Editor’s Note
September 29, 2012 Sometimes, it’s difficult to not look at numbers as, well, number. more »»
Bargain entertainment
September 29, 2012 Autumn arrived officially last week, and the first days of fall are the equivalent of New Year’s for many of the arts. more »»
Balance Is The Key In Preventing A Fall
September 28, 2012 As a premier provider of physical and occupational therapy in the community for more than 16 years, Chautauqua Physical & Occupational Therapy has helped patients improve function and relieve pain... more »»
The Era Of The Brown Bag
September 23, 2012 I grew up in the brown bag era. When you went to the grocery store you were not asked about your choice for bags — there was only one kind. Everything we purchased came home in a paper bag. more »»
Something Seems Out Of Whack With All Of This
September 23, 2012 In 1963, musical group Jay and the Americans climbed the music charts with a song titled, “Only in America,” a song boasting of America being the land of opportunity, where even a poor boy could... more »»
Editor’s Note
September 22, 2012 Last Saturday, we ran a photo of the “Bomerang” crew after their arrival at Jamestown Municipal Airport on April 30, 1944. Kathleen M. Guiffreda, of Jamestown, submitted the photo. more »»
Stuffed dogs of the Smithsonian
September 22, 2012 I was cleaning out my desk drawer the other day and came across some stamps with a dog on them. I had purchased 100 of these stamps, put them in the drawer, and they’d gotten buried and forgotten. more »»
Hitting the books
September 22, 2012 The number and diversity of arts and culture programs which seek our attention is one of the great joys of writing this column. more »»
Supporting Children Exposed To Domestic Violence
September 21, 2012 October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Mont. more »»
Recitals Can Be Scary
September 16, 2012 The word “recital” refers to “a musical program given by a soloist, soloists, or small ensembles” according to Webster’s dictionary. more »»
Marking National Pain Awareness Month
September 16, 2012 September is Pain Awareness Month. Chances are you know someone who lives with persistent pain — maybe it’s you. For many people, living with pain is a way of life. more »»
A View Of The Olympics From The Bullpen
September 16, 2012 This most recent “summer of heat” made outdoor chores fewer and farther between, and the timing was good, as it gave me a chance to tune into coverage of the Olympic Games telecast on numerous... more »»
Editor’s Note
September 15, 2012 Ninety percent of the time, if I need to look up an old article at work, it’s recent enough that I can find it on our website. more »» |
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