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Once So Close, Canada Now Worlds Away

CHAUTAUQUA — Eight months ago, you could confidently declare the United States and Canada were more than just pleasant neighbors separated by a border. We were, as the saying went, best friends. President Donald Trump’s second term, which suggested early on the annexation of the country to ...

‘Just Amazing’

WNY P-TECH in Dunkirk helped put some names to the faces of animals helping veterans and first responders overcome trauma and deal with stress. Last spring, students made a dozen wooden name plates that were recently installed at Range Ranch. The sprawling site just up the road from the ...

RTPI Opens Nature Photography Exhibit Aug. 8

The Roger Tory Peterson Institute will open its next exhibit, Knowing Where to Stand, the first-ever exhibition of all current and past award-winning Environmental Impact Award-winning photography projects awarded by the North American Nature Photography Association. An opening night ...

Pair Charged After Illegally Having Firearms

SILVER CREEK — A gunshot incident Wednesday has led to charges for a pair of individuals. On Thursday, Chautauqua County Sheriff’s deputies reported they responded to a gunshot complaint in the village of Silver Creek around 3:09 p.m. Upon further investigation it was found that Tyler G. ...

‘Heroics’ Spark Effort For Little League

July 12 was nearly a day that would have forever been tied to a bad memory for all who attended a softball game in Grand Island. Instead, it was a day that showed the importance of proper medical training and equipment. During a softball game featuring the Chadwick Bay 12-U team, the umpire ...

Songs Sung Well

Those who have cheered on the Jamestown Tarp Skunks this season have probably sung along with a chorus of students from the city’s northside during the iconic seventh-inning stretch. Those enthusiastic voices ringing throughout Russell E. Diethrick Jr. Park belong to students from across ...