The Fenton History Center in Jamestown will host Vince Martonis, Hanover historian, who will present a PowerPoint program on the 19th century potteries of Chautauqua County on Wednesday, April 9, at 1 p.m. Martonis has researched and collected pottery vessels and sherds from the potteries since ...

When we were kids growing up in Fredonia, our aunts and uncles would say, “Anthony is an angel but John is a devil.” It wasn’t that my cousin was evil. He was a gentle soul who just had a propensity for practical jokes. I miss my cousin John, who died last year. My happiest memories ...

As we stated in February’s article, this life trap proves a challenge for counselors and coaches trying to help children and adults. This population has been wounded, even though they appear rational. I’ll give you an example. People with defectiveness may be coping with it through ...

Bobbleheads are peculiar beings. Their heads are way too big, and they can’t even see their feet without falling over. Maybe this is why they wear that expression of crazed amusement on their wobbling faces, like they overdosed on some kind of happy pill and are caught in mindless bliss of ...

What if someone discovered a better way to help people with disabilities move in a way that benefits them both physically and mentally? Would you want to share that discovery? Would you help to make it possible? Centaur Stride started out as a solution to several problems, one being the lack ...

Nine students joined the ranks of Gowanda Central School District’s chapter of the National Honor Society during an induction ceremony held Feb. 27 in the auditorium. Gowanda High’s Blake Herman, Lily Nuwer, Charlynn Ulmer, Hannah Valentine, Isabelle Graham, Addison Kota, Noah Lauer, ...