I went to Boston by myself last weekend for a family gathering, and on the way there, I felt as if I was on some kind of magical trek. The sun was shining, the flight was on time and we didn’t crash. What could be better? I wanted my first day there to include things on my bucket list, and so ...
In fact, Spring started a little early for us, and brought an untimely gift. Whoop-de-doo. We have ants. And we have been struggling. Occasionally in April or May, we have had a small platoon of the little black critters. Nothing we couldn’t deal with easily. We’d buy an 8-pack of ant ...
LAKEWOOD — March is Kidney Awareness Month, and this year Darlene Morganti, who’s life was saved iu 2020 thanks to a living kidney donation, is looking to remind people just how important being an organ donor can be. Morganti was suffering from kidney disease for about 10 years before her ...
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is urging caution for all who encounter sick and dead waterfowl. A representative from the DEC Buffalo office stated that staff are aware of an “ongoing situation” in Western New York and statewide regarding sick and dead ...
The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is addressing several issues surrounding Chautauqua Lake and will provide updates regarding its Chautauqua Lake Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Project. Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District will host a virtual meeting on April 9, from 6 to ...
Having people available to work is one of the challenges for companies in Chautauqua County. That sentiment was shared during the legislature’s Planning and Economic Development Committee meeting during a presentation by the county Industrial Development Agency. Mark Geise, the chief ...