I'm sure many have been and/or will be sitting in front of their televisions watching some, much, or even most of the seventeen days of Olympic competition coming from Rio de Janeiro. Along with the competitions in arenas, venues, in or on water, or on sand, there have been many stories of ...

I do some writing for the tourism bureau here in Chautauqua County, which, by the way, does an excellent job marketing our area.And they proposed a few writing ideas for a fall blog post - including a piece about driving around the lake.It got me to thinking about that ride - something I've ...

Another year, another summer of "jeeze, this summer is flying by."Maybe it's age - growing old seems to make everything fly by no matter what season it is; maybe it's having three school-aged kids and a wife who teaches - the calendar always seems to revolve around their activities; or maybe ...

Irene Printup of Napoli began her love of cooking at a former Randolph restaurant and even though she no longer works away from home, she continues to create delicious dishes daily."When I first started cooking, I was waitressing at The Cottage Restaurant. A lovely lady named Lois Harrington ...

Alex G. Foulk was the poster child of the "All-American kid," said his mother, Kim Carlson.From his zeal for sports to his work as a youth counselor, Foulk, a lifelong Jamestown resident, was someone whose love of life was apparent to all who knew him."He was loved by everybody," Carlson said. ...

A few years ago, this column featured one of the grocery stores in Jamestown. It was in business under the name of Treat and Ogilvie from 1909 until just after World War II. It was mostly a wholesale fruit and produce business, but the storefront served the public as a grocery store as well. ...