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Healing with Horses: E.A.S.E. brings confidence to youth

"]The first six-week session of the E.A.S.E. Growth Program at Centaur Stride showed remarkable accomplishments for both riders and families. The Equine Assisted Social-Emotional Growth Program was created through a two-year collaboration between Chautauqua County Tapestry and Mental Health ...

Dunkirk student wins award

Jianna Cave, at right, receives the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution JROTC award and scholarship at the Dunkirk High School Military Ball. The award was presented by Myra Johnston, Regent, Benjamin Prescott Chapter NSDAR.

How do big stars see those not in spotlight?

From a common person’s perspective, the elite class consists of a wide range of villains, heroes, and eccentrics. It is populated by individuals who, by virtue of superior intellect, talent, inheritance, criminal activity or plain luck, enjoy a privileged life. They have, by book, hook or crook, managed to position themselves beyond most of the everyday issues that confront the everyday man. Unless their line of work requires public relations of some sort, the upper crust of society occupies a space within a bubble. Probably the most mysterious of the elites are the super rich — ...

Silver Creek Senior Citizens enjoy concert

SILVER CREEK – The Silver Creek Seniors met on May 19 with 29 people in attendance. President Randy Nurmi opened the meeting with all saying the Pledge of Allegiance and singing God Bless America. He then welcomed back Ginny Chesbro, Carol DePasquale, and Don and Kim Munch. As the group enjoyed their pot luck lunch, attendees were entertained by the five-piece group, “Tossed Salad.” They performed several country western and Christian songs and were well received by our group. Winners of the door prizes were Janice Snyder, Tammy Haley and Don. The 50-50 winners were John Munch, ...