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As School Year Begins, Chautauqua Striders Is Here To Help
September 14, 2012 Chautauqua County enjoyed one of the longest, warmest, and most beautiful summers in recent memory, but as leaves turn and fall to the ground, it is time to return to the classroom and begin a new... more »» 
School Bells
September 9, 2012 The traditional way to say that school was about to open was something about the school bells. more »» 
Luscious Lunch To Go
September 9, 2012 As summer fades away many of us start thinking about packing lunche. more »» 
Change Just For The Sake Of It Isn’t Good
September 9, 2012 There are times in life when we feel the need to make changes. Perhaps we’re in an employment situation that isn’t moving in the direction we’d planne. more »» 
Editor's Note
September 8, 2012 The 25th YMCA Battle of the Businesses starts today. For many area workers, including several of us at the paper, that means an early trip to Bergman Park for a softball tournament. more »» 
Fun with animal genealogy
September 8, 2012 My husband, Jim, was on WJTN last weekend, talking about genealogy on “The Times of Your Life” with Jim Roselle and Russ Diethrick. more »» 
A?new venture
September 8, 2012 Good news! A new theatrical organization is making its first venture onto local stages. The Winged Ox Players — founded by members of St. more »»
What To Consider When Trying To Find A Therapist
September 7, 2012 There are many factors to consider when trying to decide the nearly always anxiety-provoking task of finding a therapist, especially for the first time. more »» 
Quillpigs, Polecats On The Move
September 2, 2012 Thirty-one quills. I had seen 15 sticking out from Buddy’s nose, lips, cheeks and chin; the rest were inside his mouth and down his throat. ‘Tis the season. more »» 
We Love Lucy ... But Do We Remember Lucy?
September 2, 2012 One of Jamestown’s claims to fame is the ability to boast of having Lucille Ball as one of our most famous former hometown citizens, so much so, we honor Lucy with two celebrations each year, each... more »» 
Editor's Note
September 1, 2012 As Bob Plyler writes in his “Critical Eye” column this week, summer has pretty much reached its unofficial end. more »» 
Picking the best varieties
September 1, 2012 Have you grown vegetables this growing season? Want to become part of an important citizen science project? Then go online and register at the Vegetable Varieties for Gardeners website —... more »» 
The glow and glory
September 1, 2012 The calendar says it’s still summer, but you and I know, we’re really on the skids, on our way to autumn. more »» 
Frozen Shoulder: What Are The Causes?
August 31, 2012 Q: I was just told that I have something called frozen shoulder. more »» 
Harvest Time
August 26, 2012 When I think of fall I think of harvesting what is in the garden. Through the years I preserved things by canning and freezing. I even used a dehydrator for some things. more »» 
Bereavement Services Are For Everyone
August 26, 2012 Hospice of Chautauqua County’s mission is to provide education and comfort care for the end stages of life, and this is exactly what they strive to achieve with a team of specialists that helps a... more »» 
More Benefits For Illegals: Ridiculous, Preposterous, Ludicrous
August 26, 2012 A recent proposal by New York State Assemblyman Sheldon Silver to grant illegal immigrants government aid to attend college has me pondering why those who live by the laws of this country,... more »» 
Editor's Note
August 25, 2012 Many local families will spend part of the weekend moving their college students to campus. more »» 
Maggie Irwin: Lover of dogs and the elderly
August 25, 2012 I recently spent a marvelous hour being mobbed by four exuberant golden retrievers at the home of Maggie Irwin. more »» 
Crowning the artistic summer
August 25, 2012 STRATFORD. ONT. — The Stratford Shakespeare Festival crowns the artistic summer, the way a cake with candles crowns a birthday part. more »» |
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