SARA TOTH - EDITOR Kime The Rev. Katie Givens Kime believes in the power of stories, and the power of community — now, more than
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SARA TOTH - EDITOR Bowers Pamela Bowers has spent more than 40 years working in personal performance and development, first in the corporate world and
Youngstein SARA TOTH - EDITOR During the first months of the pandemic, stages and studios were silent, musicians locked down at home. Like everyone else
DEBORAH TREFTS - STAFF WRITER Powell For many Chautauquans, the grieving of Jared Jacobsen’s passing — less than two days after the 2019 season ended
DEBORAH TREFTS - STAFF WRITER Patterson There’s Murder in Our Midst, and then there’s Murder in Our Midst. One is book 17 in Bruce Beckham’s
DEBORAH TREFTS - STAFF WRITER Carpenter Writing and producing impactful documentary films in a seriously competitive television market is no easy feat. Keen perspective is
DEBORAH TREFTS - STAFF WRITER Carpenter According to Les Standiford, whose book Battle for the Big Top was published in June, after Ringling Bros. and
DEBORAH TREFTS - STAFF WRITER The Ritaccos The Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol and the subdued inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice
DEBORAH TREFTS - STAFF WRITER Anderson When it comes to hospice and palliative care, Chautauqua County has come a long way since the 1980s and
DEBORAH TREFTS - STAFF WRITER Foorman Reading is essential for navigating through life — engaging credibly in civics, democracy, the complex marketplace of goods and
DEBORAH TREFTS - STAFF WRITER Janowsky Little more than a century ago, the Treaty of Versailles officially ended World War I and inadvertently laid the
In 2013, lifelong Chautauquan William “Bill” Braham presented a group of graduate architecture students earning degrees in environmental building design at the University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania and national pollster and political historian G. Terry Madonna doesn’t shoot from the hip, opine, or waste people’s time. Madonna Those who listened carefully
Rabin It’s the home stretch. In less than two weeks, the 2020 CHQ Assembly will officially conclude. In the meantime, however, “Dr. Stress” will be
As Chautauqua Institution jitterbugged into the Roaring Twenties, Women’s Club President Anna Pennybacker was repulsed by the “vulgar amusements” of the community during Independence Day
Knowledge, one of the four pillars upon which Chautauqua Institution’s mission and vision are based, means familiarity or acquaintance with facts, truths, or principles. When