Sixty years ago, the popular TV show The Jetsons amused audiences by cartooning a futuristic society. The light-hearted show featured a likable family – George, Judy, Jane, and Elroy – along with a host of tentacled gadgets (including the robot maid Rosy) that served to make life easier for ...

A popular Thanksgiving hymn begins, “We gather together to ask the Lord’s blessing.” This Thanksgiving we might consider asking a blessing or two on behalf of our Native Americans, for without their help during the formative years of our history, we might neither be gathering nor asking ...

Mayor Kate Wdowiasz and the City of Dunkirk Festivals and Specials Events Department are excited to announce three upcoming holiday events in downtown Dunkirk including the Christmas on Central Small Business Saturday Holiday Market and Annual Tree Lighting, Gingerbread City of Dunkirk and the ...

SUNY Fredonia President Stephen H. Kolison Jr. and Provost David Starrett recently presented medallions to SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence recipients. Also recognized at the event was Professor Timothy Frerichs of the Department of Visual Arts and New Media, who was appointed a SUNY ...

BROCTON — Students of the month have been announced for November by the faculty and staff. Sophia Kinslow has been selected as the Middle School Student of the Month. She is currently an eighth-grader and resides in Portland with her parents Ken and Michelle Kinslow. She participates in ...

It’s that time of year when winter anxiety sets in. Snow birds have packed up and split for the warmer places, night comes earlier, yard stuff is put away, and visions of whiteouts dance in our heads. When will the first blizzard happen? How long and how severe will this winter be? How much ...