In June, prekindergarten students and Ms.Wronski’s kindergarten class at School 3 wrapped up the school year with an exciting "Fun Day" celebration! Each class enthusiastically rotated through several engaging outreach programs, making the day truly memorable. Miss Amanda from Making ...
CASSADAGA – Hailey Myers has been awarded a scholarship from the Citizens for a Better Cassadaga. She is a 2025 graduate of Cassadaga Valley Central School and was honored during a recent concert in the village. Each year, the CBC presents a $500 cash award to a graduating Senior of CVCS. ...
WNY P-TECH in Dunkirk and CAM P-TECH in Springville have announced its fourth quarter high honor/honor/merit roll lists for the 2024-25 school year. Both P-TECH centers are part of Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES. WNY P-TECH HIGH HONOR ROLL Matt Abbey of Pine Valley, Parker Bohn of Dunkirk, Calem Izzo of Silver Creek, Rogan Kelley of Westfield, Aaron Macakanja of Dunkirk, Seamus Matwijow of Gowanda, and Braxton McCready of Jamestown. HONOR ROLL Myah Benjamin of Dunkirk, Tristen Brandow of Jamestown, Ethan Camus of Eden, Hernan Colon Ortiz of Dunkirk, Paul Cunningham of ...
Westfield Academy & Central School has announced its high school honor and merit rolls for the fourth marking period. MERIT ROLL: Students earning an average of 85.00-89.499% are awarded recognition by having their names placed on the Merit Roll. Ninth Grade: Ella Atkins, Christopher Bowen, Annabelle Caraballo, Madison Cettell, Micah Dye, Adisyn Jaynes, Raegan Luce, Willa Seehausen, Caleb Stoughton. Tenth Grade: Donna Cupp, Rylan Jakse, Christian Luna-Lopez, Nelson Peters, Derrick Schuster, Avery Smith, Isabella Sorrento, Noah Tuah. Eleventh Grade: Maleri Kelsey, Hunter ...
A flock of geese, a school of fish, a swarm of bugs… all three of these things have something in common. They are all groupings of animals and the names we use for them. Some of the more common grouping names are flocks, herds, and packs. Those are terms we often use for the animals that ...
In a recent OBSERVER/Post-Journal special section, Dave Wilson shares a brief yet comprehensive history of the Chautauqua County Fair. He makes it clear that the Fair, notwithstanding its periodic shut-downs and various reformations, has always been at its core an investment in the prospect of agricultural growth. In a way, it encompasses the rural roots of the area in which we live – the vocations, the traditions, the ethnicities, and the day-to-day undertakings of generations of families across the county. It’s hard to characterize the Fair today in terms of main attractions ...
