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Sunday Lifestyles

Historical Society ready to offer toast to prohibition

Dunkirk Historical Society’s ‘Taste of Prohibition II’ on April 15 to feature auction of rare sealed quart bottle of 1933 ‘medicinal’ whiskey Thanks to a Dunkirk resident who saved three bottles of Prohibition whiskey given to her by a neighbor, the Dunkirk Historical Museum will ...

New chapter of reading begins again at School 5

This month, Read Across America was celebrated in schools, libraries and community centers throughout the United States. During the week was Dr. Seuss’ birthday, March 2. Dr. Seuss, Theodor Geisel, is a favorite author among children and adults. He wrote more than 40 books in his ...

Westfield lists gifts to hospital foundation

WESTFIELD — Westfield Memorial Hospital received several memoriams and tribute gifts throughout 2022. Tribute gifts offer an opportunity to recognize someone who has memorably touched one’s life. Remembering a family member, a dear friend or a colleague (in life or in death) is ...

Gowanda names top February students

GOWANDA – The Student Council of Gowanda High School named five outstanding Panthers as Students of the Month for February. Honorees are selected based on the following attributes – collaboration, communication, critical thinking and creativity – otherwise known as The Four C’s. These ...

WINTER’S WONDER: Morning after snow

This is Canadaway Creek as seen from the bridge on Shumla Road after a Monday night snowfall on Tuesday morning. The photo was taken by Brian Straight.

JCC hosts expert on freshwater plastic pollution

One of the foremost experts in the field of freshwater plastic pollution will explain how plastic, though useful in society, is detrimental to our environment at 12:30 p.m. on March 21 at SUNY Jamestown Community College in the Sheldon Center. The event is free and open to the public. Sherri ...