Easter Bunnies, Colored Eggs, Butter Lambs
Exploring How the Traditions Began
By Carol Fisher-Linn Easter is one of those holidays filled with traditions, some of which have been around for...
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Solar Storm Erupting During Eclipse
Dire Consequences Predicted, Ways to Prepare
By Dale Chan An article on earth.com states that a “significant geomagnetic solar storm is currently in progress.” That...
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“Food for Thought”
How Do Stereotypes Mastermind Commercialism
By Bill Burk My editor broached a subject to me this week, a cultural question of stereotypes and branding,...
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Up Close: Newly Elected Mayor Ecklund
Jamestown Native Takes Office
By Kate Bartlett Mayor Kimberly Ecklund was sworn into office on January 1, 2024. She is proud to be...
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Miracle Dog Brings Community Together
Dog Survives Alone for 10 Days
By Delainey Muscato St. Bonaventure University One dog, that went on a solo journey for 10 days through the...
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Klahn Retires after 18 Years
Long Time EVL Village Clerk Retires
By Delainey Muscato St. Bonaventure University After 18 years as the Ellicottville Village Clerk treasurer, Mary Klahn said it...
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