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Sunday Lifestyles

Affordable health care is a human right

Patients at Roswell Park Cancer Institute are offered financial counseling to help them figure out how they are going to pay for their care. I was blessed with excellent health insurance coverage so I declined the counseling. As the statements from Roswell and Highmark Blue Cross and Blue ...

Solid as a rock: A boulder’s journey by bridge to cemetery

As WRITTEN By EBER L. RUSSELL, 1950 We must also tell the saga of the removal of the wooden covered bridge, the building of the present one in 1889, and the test of its strength in 1890. The upper works of the old bridge were easily removed and when that was done there lay six sixteen-inch ...

Healing with horses: Magical rides live forever in memories

Every day, I am reminded that living with a disability is not a single event — it is a daily negotiation. I often think of the kids I had worked with during my career as a physical therapist, with disabilities that do not improve over time, but may actually worsen as they get older and ...

Musician always displayed spirit, soul

Soul. I’m writing about this because a friend of mine, who embodied the essence of soul, recently passed away. To me, Rob Scheuer was the epitome of soulfulness, both as a performing musician and a human being. In music, Soul suggests the ability of any musician, black or white or whatever, ...

School 5 celebrates students

Recently students at Dunkirk Primary School 5 were chosen as Students of the Month for January. They were presented with certificates for their accomplishments. Kayen DeJesus, kindergarten, was chosen as Overall Student of the Month for January and was honored at a recent Board of Education ...

Club names officers

Newly elected officers at the Kosciuszko Club in Dunkirk have been announced. From left, seated, are: Kathy Krickledorf (Auditor), Dolores Maurer (Auditor), Brenda Pazderski (Board), Pat Tripp (Financial Secretary), Katie Lemiszko (Secretary). Standing are: Zeke Curtin (Auditor), Matt Murphy ...