Mayville Reschedules Meeting

MAYVILLE – The Village of Mayville Board of Trustees meeting that had been scheduled for Feb. 18 has been rescheduled for Feb. 27 at 6 p.m.

Hazeltine Library To Begin Next Session Of Author Series April 7

BUSTI – The Hazeltine Public Library will begin the next session of its author series April 7. “We are pleased to welcome back several popular authors as well as new ones to this series” said Katie Smith, library director. “This is the third year we have welcomed local authors to the Hazeltine Public Library. It is a unique opportunity for authors to share their work, talk about the process and engage with readers. The community has really responded and looks forward to the authors sharing their stories” The series continues each Monday evening, beginning at 6 p.m. in the library community building at 891 Busti-Sugar Grove Road, Busti. Interested authors are invited to contact the library at 716-487-1281 for available dates. Follow the library on Facebook for updates, announcements of the authors who will be presenting and other information. This series is free. No reservations are needed and everyone is welcome.

Safe Boating Class To Be

Held March 1

The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 34 will teach a safe boating class via Zoom on Saturday, March 1. The 8-hour course begins at 9 a.m. All powerboaters need a safe boating course this year in New York state. The course is recognized and approved by New York state to meet the requirement. The class fee is $35. To register email: uscgaux9er@gmail.com. Students are required to have an email address, computer with operating camera and microphone. Students must be 10 years of age. Make check or money order payable to USCGAUX9ER34. Mail payment to: USCG AUX Wagner, P.O. Box 606, Stow, NY14785

Chautauqua

Lake Ice Pick Runs Through March 20

LAKEWOOD – The Chautauqua Lake Association is hosting its annual winter fundraiser, the Chautauqua Lake Ice Pick contest. The contest invites participants to predict the exact date and time (to the minute) when the CLA’s ice pick will fall through the ice on Chautauqua Lake. The contest runs until March 20, and winners will receive cash prizes, including a grand prize of $250. Money raised will support the CLA’s lake maintenance and clean-up programs. To enter, participants make a $5 donation for each guess, with multiple guesses encouraged. This tradition, modeled after an Alaskan event, has been a way to engage the community during the long winter season. For full contest rules and information, visit chautauqualakeassociation.org/events/chautauqua-lake-ice-pick/ or call the Chautauqua Lake Association’s office at 716-763-8602.