The Mayville Tree Advisory Committee recently held two Arbor Day celebrations – one for the village and one for the town of Chautauqua. On April 24, while at the Chautauqua Municipal Building, Town Supervisor Don Emhardt read the official proclamation, proclaiming that day Arbor Day in ...
Hazeltine Public Library trustees met recently to elect officers and set their annual budget and agenda. Officers pictured, from top to bottom, are Christine Frankson, vice chair, Deb Siggins, secretary, Kim Butler, chair, Judy Haller, treasurer and Jennifer Parkinson, trustee. Members meet ...
G.A. Family Services is once again partnering with Ecklof Bakery to raise money and awareness during National Foster Care Month. Through May 15, heart-shaped sugar cookies will be on sale at the bakery daily on a first-come, first-served basis with partial proceeds benefiting G.A.’s ...
MAYVILLE - Chautauqua Lake Central School officials recently honored the school’s March Students of the Month for seventh through 12th grades. Seventh grade honoree Paxton Liddell is a positive and driven student who consistently demonstrates preparation, perseverance, and leadership. He actively participates in class, encourages others, and goes above and beyond expectations, making him a valued member of the school community. His initiative and willingness to support his peers help create a positive and productive learning environment. Representing eighth grade is Evelyn Ryan, ...
The Jamestown Veterans Memorial Commission will conduct its annual flag placement at Soldier Circle in Lake View Cemetery on Thursday, May 21, at 4 p.m. as part of the community’s Memorial Day observance. Community members are invited to attend and take part in honoring those who served in our nation’s armed forces. The event will begin with brief remarks at Soldier Circle, followed by volunteers who will place American flags at the graves of veterans throughout the cemetery. This longstanding tradition serves as a visible tribute to those who dedicated their lives to ...
Kindnesscrew.jpg The Kindness Crew, a Falconer-based charitable organization dedicated to supporting individuals with special needs, has gifted the Kennedy Free Library a “Kindness Corner.” The space features a cozy tent, colorful cushions, and a variety of quiet activities and books, providing a calming retreat for children who may feel overstimulated and need a moment to reset. The donation also included books, fidget tools, and sensory art materials to enhance the space. Pictured are members of the Kindness Crew and Dawn Swanson, Kennedy Library director, second from left.
