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Sunday Lifestyles

There’s always two sides to the story

The OBSERVER editor has assured me that I can use this column to write about whatever I like. And while it may be a bit risky for some writers to pen a column criticizing their employer, I’m not all that worried about it. I do not get paid to write these articles. The OBSERVER gets to print ...

County clerks make donation

The Chautauqua County Municipal Clerks held a raffle during their December meeting. Proceeds from the raffle were donated to 5&2 Ministry in Clymer. Pictured with the donation check from left are Cindy Capestrani, CCMCA Secretary, Sherrie Tanner, retired Town of Mina Clerk, Sue ...

Bryophyta and no rolling stone

Observing natural movements, the growth of the Earth, and the ecosystems sustaining it has become a healing experience for me. The shift of stone and rock formations showcases not only the beauty of nature, but also the strength and power it holds in its ability to adapt. This resilience to ...

Intermediate school students of month

Dunkirk Intermediate School announced its January Students of the Month. The overall student of the month was Alivia Robinson. Others include: Mateo Serrano, Aliyah Collins, Aiden Finch, Elizabeth White, Lincoln Eichelberger, Ellis Liddick, Naiara Santana Flores, Peyton Jagoda, Anastasha ...

Getting involved can help combat loneliness

Last month’s article on loneliness was OK, but I feel I didn’t give the readers everything they expected. So, in addition to last month’s, this month’s will put the cap on loneliness. As stated, “feeling lonely from time to time is a part of life.” However, for many seniors and ...

JCC announces dean’s list for fall

The following SUNY Jamestown Community College students were named to the full-time dean’s list for academic excellence for the Fall 2025 semester. To qualify, students earned a GPA of 3.50 or higher while completing at least 12 degree hours. Bangor, United Kingdom: Sam Little Brocton: ...