Jenna Bellinger, eighth grade, has been chosen the Kiwanis Terrific Kid for May 2026. Jenna enjoys sports and is a member of the tennis and softball teams. She also is a member of the Middle School Band and Chorus. Jenna's favorite subject in middle school is math. She enjoys listening ...
WNY P-TECH student Felix Manzella, pictured fourth from right, was recognized as one of a handful of Jamestown Community College students in the Class of 2026 to earn a perfect 4.0 GPA. Manzella, of Fredonia, graduated on May 16 from the Mechanical Technology program with a specialization ...
The Warren Parks, Recreation and Landscaping Commission received updates Tuesday on preparations for the city’s C.A.R. Pool season and summer playground program, with officials reporting stable staffing levels and no increase in pool pass rates this year. The C.A.R. Pool will open for ...
The Allen Park Women’s Club recently hosted its annual Memorial Day ceremony at the commemorative boulder located at the park entrance. Club President Jackie Benson led the service, during which members placed small flags and a new wreath at the monument to honor fallen service members. Sandy Stewart shared a solemn remembrance of those who served to protect the nation's safety and freedom. Representatives from the Blue Star Mothers also attended the event. Guest speaker Sue Rowley explained the differences between Blue Star and Gold Star family designations and provided a ...
CLYMER - Clymer Central School officials recently announced the school’s honor and merit rolls for the third quarter of the 2025-26 school year. They are: HIGH HONOR ROLL 12th Grade: Elliana Bodamer, Olivia Dellamora, Kameron Einink, Finnegan Fadale, Sadie Fuller, Dayton Hosier, Adelie Jackson, Landon Johnson, Lillian Johnson, Gavin Krasa, Quinten Loll, Abigail Malecki, Beau Miller, Jeffrey Perry, Matthew Redlecki, Madisyn Suroviec, Carson White. 11th Grade: Micaleb Anderson, Camryn Battaglia, Gavin Burchanowski, Charlotte Cooke, Harleigh Faulkner, Hannidy Goetzinger, Colton ...
FREDONIA - The Benjamin Prescott Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution met recently at the Barker Library in Fredonia with seven members present. The Opening Ceremony was conducted by Regent Myra Johnston and former chaplain Lisa Sedlemayer as Deborah Cenni, present chaplain, was absent. The President General’s Message was about Continental Congress, featuring Patti LaBelle in concert in June. The National Defender was read by Linda Kuzara about “Sargent Reckless” a decorated mare (female horse) in the Korean War. She carried ammunition ...
