Wow! Here we are, ending the fourth month of the year, a third of the way into 2025, and some may look back on the past four months, wondering where the time has gone, not just in 2025, but in our entire lifetime. Often, time, as it seems like the world and our lives are speeding by, not even ...
Every generation shakes its head at the next. It’s practically a rite of passage. The music is too loud. The clothes are strange. The values seem misplaced. We all remember our parents and grandparents raising eyebrows at our choices—and now, here we are, doing the same. But something ...
It’s just past 10:00 a.m. and Old Tom is standing in my backyard. He has been a shoveling, bending, tugging figure out there for almost 20 years. Like me, Tom moves slower today than when he first agreed to help me. Today he is wearing a floppy hat, jacket, Bermudas and work boots, his ...
SINCLAIRVILLE — Eight year old Caleb Schauman isn’t letting his diagnosis of cerebral palsy hold him back. In fact, his determination has helped him through procedures that help him walk and, now, to be recognized as a National Champion Kid for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. ...
Chautauqua County’s attorneys want a mother’s lawsuit over the death of her son in the Chautauqua County Jail to be heard in federal court. Antoinette Scott of Gowanda filed a wrongful death lawsuit in state Supreme Court in Erie County in December against Chautauqua County and up to 20 ...
The growing pangs of hunger are being felt not just by those seeking support but also by those giving it. On Easter Sunday, Conduit Ministries, the church located at 120 Delaware Ave., served more than 386 meals in Brooklyn Square, a slight uptick from what the church served a full year ...