Local youth ages 12 and older participated in a hands‑on 4‑H career readiness workshop designed to help them begin building essential tools for future success in college, the workforce and leadership roles. The workshop was taught by Rose Carr, a longtime educator of English, public ...
Dr. Jessica Kubiak, vice president of Academic Affairs, and Ron Shidemantle, vice president for Student Experience, announced that 108 students earned degrees or certificates from the Jamestown and Cattaraugus County campuses of Jamestown Community College in fall 2025. Six students earned highest honors with a 4.0 GPA. Forty-four students earned high honors with GPAs ranging from 3.50 to 3.99, and 14 students earned honors with GPAs between 3.25 and 3.49. Allegany: Stephanie Kopec (Certificate: Healthcare Studies - Highest Honors), Michelle Martin (A.A.: Liberal Arts & Sciences: ...
Jamestown High School students involved in the Puerto Rican/Hispanic Youth Leadership Institute visited Albany last school year for a mock legislative session and will do so again on April 17. Pictured are Bianca Rojas, Angela Santizo Soto, Jenilisse Cordero Colon, Alejandro Lopez Velazquez, ...
How often are we presented with opportunities that can change our lives, and for some reason, miss them? Here’s another chance. For years, Centaur Stride has quietly transformed lives through the powerful connection between humans and horses — an impact that reaches far beyond those ...
FREDONIA - Sylvester Cleary, Chautauqua County School Boards Association president, has been recognized for his community leadership and appointed to a key regional position on the New York State School Boards Association board. Cleary recently accepted the Northern Chautauqua Community ...
Hazeltine Public Library is pleased to announce the popular author series will begin April 6 and continue each Monday evening until May 18. The event is held in the Community Building at the HPL and begins at 6:30 PM. Each author will read from their work, talk about the process of writing, answer audience questions and have their books available for sale and signing. There is no charge, it’s a FREE evening, open to everyone. “We are fortunate to have new authors joining us, as well as returning favorites” said Katie Smith, HPL director. “Each time we advertise for local ...
