CASSADAGA — Dave Rowley is the newest member of the Village Board, but he is no stranger to how local governments operate. After serving as one of the core team members for the village’s NY Forward Grant Committee for over two years, Rowley has noticed differing opinions on what the focus ...
It’s a chance to don your best 80s garb, get out your hairspray, and dance the night away. WRFA, 107.9 FM is holding a fundraiser March 28, from 6 to 10 p.m. in the Reg Lenna Media Arts Studio, 116 W. Third St. “It will be a night of celebrating music from the decade as well as ...
RANDOLPH — The Randolph Central School Drama Club will bring Disney’s Tony Award-winning “Newsies” to the stage, with performances scheduled Thursday, March 26, through Saturday, March 28. Based on the 1992 Disney film and inspired by a real-life strike in 1899, the musical follows a ...
For the 23rd year in a row the St. Susan Center will be putting on the annual Basket Fair, one of the three largest fundraising events that the organization hosts. This year’s event takes place at the Fluvanna Community Church on Saturday, March 28, with more than 100 baskets, door prizes and activities scheduled. The doors to the event will open at 11 a.m. During this time guests will be able to view the baskets and prizes, and socialize with other people in attendance. While the St. Susan Center is currently up to about 94 baskets, more are continuing to pile in. The ...
PFLAG Chautauqua and Jamestown Pride are collaborating on a Pride Prom event to be held Saturday from 6 to 10 p.m. The event will begin with some light music to allow guests to mingle and order from the bar or kitchen. During this time a wide variety of door prizes will be available to win as well. Music will be provided by Master of Ceremonies Paul Clemente, with assistant DJ Lennox WT of Moonlight Revival. Before the open dance commences, a special Royal Drag Court will occur. Running the court will be WT (Moonlight Revival). A special Royal Drag Court will feature entertainers ...
Program and administrative cuts are apparently still under consideration at SUNY Fredonia. President Stephen Kolison made extensive comments about the school’s “big picture” at the March University Council meeting. Though he was careful to not mention any specific, imminent changes, ...
