ASHVILLE — CDL instructors and Career & Technical Education students at Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES recently got an up-close look at an electric semi-truck at the Hewes Educational Center. The special visit was coordinated by Adult Education through E2CCB and included a Peterbilt ...
The Furnace Street Gang loved Easter time. I mean, why shouldn’t we? First of all, a week’s vacation. And when the weather cooperated, baseball season opened up on that sliver of grass separating Furnace from Furnace Extension. Our Yankee Stadium. Breakfast, ball, lunch, ball, supper, ball, home when the streetlights came on. No parents driving us to and fro, waiting worriedly for us to finish. We were on our own and loved it. Walked down Skinner Street precipice with the Urichs, Bobby Mihevc and Al Koziol. Back home with the same. Yukking it up, not a care in the world, ...
Defining the Best Children with disabilities are really angels in disguise. They teach us what’s important. Working with people with disabilities, especially children, has become one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. It took many years of education and training, but the ...
Gowanda Elementary School's February Students of the Month for Physical Education are kindergartner Marigold Birdtail, first-grader Jethro Janiga, second-grader Zander Putnam, third-grader Blayne Morrison, fourth-grader Karter John, and multi-age student Ivan White. These students demonstrated ...
Recently several students from Dunkirk's Primary School 5 were selected as February Students of the Month. Each one was presented a certificate in recognition. Also, Morgan Hurley was selected as Overall Student of the Month and honored at a recent Board of Education meeting. Pictured are, ...
The Fredonia Shakespeare Club held its 16th meeting of the 2024-25 season at the home of Judi Lutz Woods on Feb. 13. Under new business, the incoming officers conducted a vote on the theme for the 2025-26 season. The group selected World Heritage Sites as the subject for their papers next ...
