More than 150 students who pioneered a new educational chapter in the Dunkirk City School District were awarded diplomas in a Saturday morning ceremony at SUNY Fredonia’s Harry A. King Concert Hall. The story of these graduates, commented Director of Secondary Education Corey Markham, ...
MAYVILLE — Students, community leaders, environmental organizations, and water professionals came together to celebrate the success of the inaugural Water Warriors Day, a hands-on event dedicated to protecting local waterways and empowering youth to become environmental stewards. Hosted ...
How often does someone have the opportunity to ride a horse? It is a privilege to own your own horse. Historically, that was reserved for the wealthy, or the farm families, where one larger animal more easily fits into the lifestyle and amenities of a farm. Centaur Stride has helped to ...
Just one business at the Dunkirk Boardwalk has a current lease, and city officials want to change that. The Spike Dailey’s pub/restaurant recently renewed its lease, but none of the other businesses have an up-to-date agreement with the city. Council members have expressed concern about ...
BROCTON — In honor of the 250th birthday of the United States, three volunteers in the village took the time to decorate fire hydrants all around the village. Lee Sank, Emily Harris, and Carla Rodriguez painted hydrants red, white, and blue to celebrate the semiquincentennial. “They look ...
Changes are coming to the only Catholic school in Chautauqua County. Perhaps most notably, the Northern Chautauqua Catholic School will have new leadership, as Paul Pinto has submitted his resignation as Principal and Chief Operating Officer, effective Tuesday. Pinto spent roughly 18 months ...
