Several years ago, I decided to write a book about Centaur Stride. I had two target audiences: families of children with disabilities, and those who wanted to start a riding facility for people with disabilities. I wanted to tell about all the little miracles that we witnessed over the years, ...

Believe it or not, it’s Spring! If you look at a calendar, you will know I’m not lying. In fact, it’s been Spring for over a month, and the pictures on your April calendar probably show things like fields of green grass and budding flowers, robins dangling worms from their beaks, and ...

This month I’m going to change things up and give you a book review on a special basketball book called “Against All Odds” which is a true story about the 1965-67 Roberts Wesleyan basketball team and their coach Bill Hughes, who was Fredonia State’s basketball coach for a number of ...

To think, over 100 years ago, people had horses and no cars. Children learned to ride a horse at a very early age, and people rode horses until cars replaced them. When we first opened, one of our first riders was an 82-year-old woman with severe intellectual disability. She was born in 1912. ...

WESTFIELD – Patterson Library is delighted to announce the return of its highly anticipated fundraising event, “Patterson After Dark,” scheduled for Saturday, May 10. Building on the success of previous years, this elegant affair promises an enchanting evening of culinary delights, live ...

For many of us, spring is a time where sniffles plague our outdoor adventures. Commonly known as seasonal allergies, the air is filled with particles of pollen, finding its way to our noses and sinuses. We may choose to take a plethora of pills, leaving us feeling drowsy and with time-sensitive ...