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Jam-packed days of worship, learning and play at the Institution have come to an end for the International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons

The Hebrew Congregation of Chautauqua recently sponsored a field trip to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum for a group of six students and seven

Residents and visitors of Chautauqua often speak of the impact the community has on their lives. They are left with a desire to return as

When Akron native, inventor and co-founder of Chautauqua Institution Lewis Miller set out to build a cottage for himself on the grounds in 1874, he

GUEST COLUMN BY JILL VIALET Google recently did a deep dive into its practices to identify key indicators for employee engagement and effectiveness. Google’s Project

Leslie Calimeri at Gallery. RILEY ROBINSON/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER After seven years working as Chautauqua Institution’s digital communications manager, artist Leslie Calimeri opened her own gallery in

Wow! This exclamation of amazement and surprise — often used to express delight, but sometimes shock or even horror — was ubiquitous in 1960s America,

Chautauqua Lakeside's waterfront pavilion, left, and the Lakeside Hotel, shown June 7, sit on the shores of Lake Erie. SUBMITTED PHOTO Lakeside, Ohio — Chautauquans

This week, Chautauqua Institution is hosting the president and vice president of Claremont Lincoln University to continue a discussion the latter sparked last year about

Returning Chautauquans in 2018 could hardly miss the feeling of change that pervades the grounds. Chautauqua Institution President Michael E. Hill and his team of

  victor “vic” gelb was a unique person, beginning with his lifelong habit of not capitalizing his first or last name. Those who knew gelb

Mike Starks is taking over as superintendent of the Chautauqua Utility District just as the second-largest public works project ever constructed on the Institution grounds

They share space in a new office carved out of a small conference room in the bowels of the Athenaeum Hotel. But while their positions

This is the second part of a two-part conversation with new Chautauqua County Executive George Borrello, a veteran Republican county legislator from Silver Creek elected

George Borrello was elected Chautauqua County executive last November after eight years in the county legislature representing the Silver Creek area. A Chautauqua County native

In August 2014, Chautauquans went to the polls in the lobby of the Colonnade to vote on an $8 million project that would significantly expand