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Don’t Skip The Importance Of Your Dog’s Dental Health

Hey, guys. We’re back at it. Back to talking about our pups. This week we’re talking about dental health. What? Our dogs need dentists? Don’t panic if you’re just now finding this out. There are many dog lovers who don’t know the importance of doggy dental health. After reading today’s article, hopefully you’ll see how important it is to keep their teeth and gums healthy. Dogs can have similar issues to ours when it comes to their teeth and gums. If we don’t see the dentist in a while, some of us will start to notice our dental health deteriorating. If we ...

You Have To Ask For A Radical Answer

During what was a particularly emotional service this weekend, I found myself praying at the front of the church with my pastor. That isn’t something I normally do — generally, I remain in my own pew and sing while rocking gently back and forth, as is expected of you. For some reason, ...

Weekend Festival To Give Cultural Insight For Visitors

MAYVILLE — More than 5,000 people are expected to attend the 13th annual Jamestown Regional Celtic Festival, which will decorate Mayville Lakeside Park on Friday and Saturday with the clothing, music, games and heritage of Irish, Scottish and Welsh families. Doug Clark, event organizer, ...

Cyclists To Gather For Gran Fondo

MAYVILLE — The fourth annual Chautauqua Gran Fondo charity cycling event is set for Saturday. The tour begins at Webb’s Captain’s Table Restaurant, and is scheduled to kick off at 9 a.m. After bicyclists are finished with their chosen routes, a family-friendly post-ride party will ...

CLMC Releases Plans To Benefit Chautauqua Lake

The Chautauqua Lake & Watershed Management Alliance evolved from the Chautauqua Lake Management Commission. Since its inception in 2005 and pursuant to its core mission, the CLMC was a major contributor to the development of the Chautauqua Lake Watershed Management Plan and initiated work on ...

Embroiderer’s Guild Looking To Expand Participation

“We are a group of people who get together on a monthly basis to stitch, talk and eat,” were the words member Ruth Walton used to describe Chautauqua Region Chapter of the Embroiderer’s Guild of America (CREGA). Members range from needlework novices to experts. Skill is not a ...