I volunteered at Ground Zero in the days after 9/11. A friend and I drove down to New York from Massachusetts where I lived and we served meals to firemen in a food tent near the still smoking, devastated site.Restaurants in the area supplied trays of food to the tent all day long and people ...

When I've consumed a lot of fluids my body tells me it's time to visit the lavatory.It's a simple concept, listening to what your body tells you you need to do. I don't want to mess myself, that would be embarrassing.I think this is why potty training is so difficult.We're on our fourth ...

Welcome to another edition of Let's Talk Photography! Today I'd like to tackle a subject that was suggested by my good friend Don Armstrong who is a member of the Chautauqua County Camera Club and the Audubon Nature Photography Club. Don asked me to talk a little bit about the importance of ...

The petroleum boom following the news of Col. Edwin Drake's famous Titusville well and the riches it bestowed on some, inspired many people in surrounding areas, such as Chautauqua County, with interest, obsession, or lunacy. Local interest produced nothing tangible until the Jamestown Journal ...

Quickly becoming a global phenomenon, the popular mobile game Pokemon Go has given inactive Americans everywhere a reason to lace up their sneakers, head outside and leave their recliners collecting dust. But some physical therapists say not so fast. Though applauding game adopters for their ...

BEMUS POINT - With the changing of the leaves comes the return of a community event in Bemus Point celebrating the coming fall season, this time with the involvement Chautauqua Lake's historic steamboat.The eighth annual Bemus Point Fall Fest will be held in downtown Bemus Point from Friday ...