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Sunday Lifestyles

Graduation is just not for students

Between Easter and the Fourth of July there is another cause for celebration. It’s the season for graduation. At school auditoriums, amphitheaters and courtyards across the country, students of all ages gather with their families to receive diplomas. Following the ceremony, many attend ...

New home being eyed for NCCR

Twenty-five years. That’s one-hundred thirty-nine dog years! And that entire time, the Northern Chautauqua Canine Rescue (NCCR) has been here in Chautauqua County, saving dogs and adopting out the next furry member of your family. To give you an idea of the impact NCCR has had over the ...

Social workers association recognizes SUNY student

Paige Johnson has received the top student award from the National Association of Social Workers-New York State Western Division. The division’s prestigious Social Work Student of the Year citation was presented to Ms. Johnson, a State University of New York at Fredonia senior Social Work ...

Spring Is A Time To Nerd Out Over Nature

Last week, I was replacing the suet on my balcony, and started thinking about upgrading and getting an actual bird feeder. These days, my indoor cat is probably more invested in keeping that thing stocked than I am, but when I first got it, it was just me staring out the sliding glass doors, ...

School 5 names top students

Recently several students at Dunkirk's Primary School 5 were recognized as Students of the Month for April. Each student received a certificate for their hard work. Luna Millan was recognized as overall student of the month at a recent Board of Education meeting. Row one: Alex Keniel Diaz ...

Sorority celebrates Founder’s Day in May

Members of the Brocton Preceptor Beta Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met on May 6 at the White Inn to celebrate Founder’s Day. They welcomed three guests, members at large Dana Haskin, Roxanne Fisk and Nancy Munson. The Founder’s Day message from International was read. Next ...