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Sunday Lifestyles

Volunteer activities benefit all of us

The good we bring into the world has ripple effects. Donating funds to a nonprofit organization goes a long way, but donating time is priceless. Audubon has a strong relationship with its volunteers, one that is unique and memorable. I have witnessed an immense community of volunteers that ...

Healing with horses: Inclusion, opportunities abound at Centaur Stride

As a columnist and writer, I have the privilege of sharing my own experiences and perspectives. Each week, our writers’ group at the Lake Shore Center for the Arts is given a prompt — an optional exercise meant to spark creativity. This week’s prompt was simple: “Doors Open.” At ...

Workshop spotlights health, journalism

SUNY Jamestown Community College welcomed more than 25 high school students to its Jamestown Campus on April 17 for the third Annual Health & Science Journalism Workshop. The full-day immersive experience connected students with professional journalists, media practitioners, and community ...

Unwelcome guest has a home for now

Every night before I go to bed I think about killing Harry. I could easily do it, as I have already killed many of his ilk. And I have the skillset, the weapons and the motivation to do so. Moreover, murder would be justifiable because he is ugly, hideous actually – with long, jaggedy legs, ...

Memories of the girl next door

My earliest childhood memories are from the time that my family lived in Westerville, Ohio. Westerville is a suburb of Columbus. My father taught at Ohio State before we moved to Fredonia and he took a teaching position at FSUC. The name of the street was Oak Hill Drive. The subdivision that we ...

Understanding ultra-processed foods

Editor’s note: This piece by Yahir Robles won third place in the Health and Science Journalism Workshop for high school students. More than half of what Americans eat and drink comes from ultra-processed foods and beverages, according to a new report released by the leading health advocacy ...