The Chautauqua Property Owners Association discussed the upcoming tax assessment — joined by Town of Chautauqua Supervisor Don Emhardt — and addressed grounds safety concerns at
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At the season’s first Chautauqua Institution Board of Trustees Open Forum, President Michael E. Hill and Board Chair Jim Pardo discussed the strategic plan and
Chautauquans and members of the surrounding community will have the chance to get up close and personal with 200 monarch butterflies at Monarchpalooza today.
Last Thursday, a volunteer at Smith Memorial Library was caught lying down on the job. And sitting. And staying. In between bookshelves in the children’s
Chautauqua Institution trustee Richard Osborne is shown July 14, 2019 on the porch of his home on Center. DAVE MUNCH/PHOTO EDITOR Richard Osborne wanted to buy
Hope Zielinski, left, and Jane Becker will speak about the Women2Women coaching program in Chautauqua County July 18 at the Chautauqua Women’s Club. DAVE MUNCH/PHOTO
Christine Sommers Christine Herbes-Sommers was mentoring and helping a fellow filmmaker as he was creating a documentary about his two grandmothers — one who was
Lori Stralow Harris Lori Stralow Harris, who raises butterflies and bees in Western Springs, Illinois, found herself in a bit of a pickle last fall.
Chautauqua Residents celebrated Smith Memorial Library's 87th birthday with a Kazoo Chorale on Thursday, August 2, 2018 outside of Smith Memorial Library. HALDAN KIRSCH/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
Twan Leenders Chautauqua County is home to a wide variety of animals, some of which are incredibly rare. Twan Leenders, president of the Roger Tory
During Week Three’s strategic plan and related information sessions, community members engaged with top administrators on issues of diversity and accessibility at Chautauqua Institution.
Week Three saw the CHQ Olympics — a series of fun, silly competitions much less serious than those in ancient Greece. Throughout the week, Chautauquans
Eleanor Clift Last July, an injury temporarily sidelined multimedia political pundit, The Daily Beast columnist and author Eleanor Clift, preventing her from giving the Chautauqua
Welcome to the fourth week of our 146th Assembly. From last week’s exhilarating experiences in partnership with National Geographic Society, we now turn to a different
Photo by Buffalo Drone Photography Town of Ellery, only entity to decline signing MOA, has herbicide permit denied by NYSDEC After several years of disagreement
From left, Erie Insurance President & CEO Tim NeCastro, City of Erie Mayor Joe Schember, Penn State Behrend Educational Equity and Diversity Program Assistant Director