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Sunday Lifestyles

Driving distractions increase with age

Don’t tell anyone about this, or if you feel that you might have to, then please stop reading now. I don’t want to lose my license because of what I’m about to confess. My driving skills have deteriorated significantly. It’s been a slow process, but the warning signs are clear. It all ...

Forestville names honor, merit students

FORESTVILLE — Honor and merit students have been named for the second quarter at Forestville Middle and High School Twelfth Grade High Honor Roll — Benjamin Bock, Anderson Cross, Chase Dakin, Kaitlyn Kellerman, Madison Kellerman, Kaitlyn LoManto, Clare O'Connell, Joshua Press. ...

Historic pottery on display

Vince Martonis of Gerry presented a program at the Sinclairville Library on the Caleb Mathews redware/stoneware pottery site in Gerry. Martonis has been Hanover Historian for almost 42 years and has found, collected and studied Mathews pottery since 1984. He displayed 18 of his own Mathews ...

Winning attitude needed to defeat life trap

“I’m worthless.” This thought in a nutshell sums up the thinking pattern of people with this life trap. Whether it was coaching basketball or working with clients in chemical dependency, this was a big hurdle. Getting people to recognize their self-worth and then put it into action can ...

CLCS recognizes top students

Students of the Month at Chautauqua Lake Central School have been honored for December and January achievements. The student recognition program honors students in grades seven through 12 whose classroom performance, attitude toward learning, work ethic, and extra-curricular activities set them ...

Finding U.S. dream is close to home

One thing for sure about America is that it’s a big place, spanning almost 3,000 miles across the continent. And it is this idea of physical vastness that has led to its being characterized as a place of limitless possibilities. The dream of westward expansion into virgin, fertile lands, ...