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Pagano family reunion marks 70 years

The 70th Pagano Family Reunion was held on Saturday, July 25, at Willow Creek Winery with 143 people in attendance. It was a sunny, warm and beautiful day and the festivities began with a welcome and blessing given by Paul Carlson. As always, there were theme basket raffles, white ...

DAR visits Erie museum

Benjamin Prescott Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution enjoyed an outing to Erie Maritime Museum. From Left to right: Kari Wendell, Vice Regent; Carol Abell; Linda Kuzara, Secretary; Myra Johnston, Regent; Elizabeth Sedlemayer, Historian; Sandy Haskin; Jan Bobseine, Prospective; ...

NCCF announces Service Learning Grants

The Northern Chautauqua Community Foundation (NCCF) is proud to announce the recipients of its 2026-27 Service Learning Grants. A total of $8,970 was awarded to eleven student-led projects at six school districts across the community. The grants support classroom initiatives that combine academic learning with meaningful community service, giving students the opportunity to apply what they learn in the classroom to real-world impact. Executive Director Diane Hannum stated, “We continue to be inspired by the creativity and dedication our teachers and students bring to making our ...

Just between us …

Cody Hoffman, of Westfield, graduated from Point Park University with a degree in Bachelor of Science. SUNY Canton has announced the Dean's List for the spring 2026 semester. Area students who made the Dean's List include: Brayden Reading, a SUNY Canton Cybersecurity major from Dunkirk; Elizabeth Rhodes, a SUNY Canton Criminal & Forensic Investigation major from Forestville; Adeline Richardson, a SUNY Canton Information Technology major from Silver Creek; Ian Szymanek, a SUNY Canton Game Design and Development major from Silver Creek. … SUNY Canton has announced the President's List ...

The more things change, the more they stay the same

In the spring of 2010 I arrived home from work to find my street lined with small orange flags, the type of which usually indicate some sort of digging soon to take place. The flags were quite curious to me since Ryan Place had only been established a few years prior and our street seemed to have all the necessary infrastructure already in place. What could anyone be digging along the entire south side of the street and right in front of our three year old house? I reached out to a contact I had at the Fredonia DPW who told me that the flags were markers for the no parking signs to be ...