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The Pulse of Nature

If I wrap my arms tightly around a tree, and press my ear to its trunk on a sunny, March afternoon, I think I should be able to hear its pulse; the pushing of sap from roots to crown, the seasonal resurgence of energy from earth toward sky. I can’t, of course, but it would be one of my ...

Edwards-wallace

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and April Wallace of Jamestown announce the engagement of their daughter, Lillian Suzanne Wallace, to Bronson Cole Edwards, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory and Carrie Edwards of Busti. Miss Wallace is a 2014 graduate of Jamestown High School, a 2016 graduate of Jamestown ...

Conservancy Prioritizing Landscapes For Conservation

Last fall, the Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy undertook a computer analysis of lands comprising the Chautauqua Lake watershed using eleven ecological and water quality criteria to identify and prioritize landscapes for future conservation. Conserving and restoring as much of our natural ...

Marriage

Kayla Michelle Kenefick and Jeffrey Daniel Warden were married Oct. 23, 2021, at 5 in the evening at Sunset Farms, in Union, S.C., with the Rev. Ken Bowers officiating. The bride is the daughter of Michael and Corrine Kenefick of Eden, N.Y. Kayla is a graduate of Eden High School and Ohio ...

What You Eat Goes Straight to Your Head

We have consistent information that omega-3 fatty acids in seafood are heart healthy. In fact, they are heart protective. When was the last time you had fish for dinner? If you can’t remember, it might be more than the passage of time that is to blame. Research suggests that fish is essential total brain health including memory, decreased cognitive decline, and now most recently decreased cerebrovascular disease. Cerebrovascular disease is the fifth leading cause of death in the U.S. and refers to multiple conditions that affect blood vessels and blood circulation in the ...

Spanish Retiree Fights Digital Bank Divide, Seeks Human Help

MADRID (AP) — A Spanish retiree campaigning to keep in-person customer services at banks because he felt “left out” by the shift to online banking is handing government officials a petition with more than 610,000 signatures, amid a wave of national support for his cause. Carlos San ...