As he got older, longtime Chautauquan Yarmon Ariely’s love for tennis never faded, but his ability to run across the courts did. Then, in the
Recreation & Youth
After landing at Buffalo Niagara International Airport, retired professional tennis player Jimmy Arias didn’t have much time to sleep before teaching at Chautauqua bright
After last summer’s successful pilot year, the Chautauqua Boys’ and Girls’ Club Plus program has returned for another season. Complementing the traditional Club experience
Groupers were excited to get down the waterfront on Wednesday, but for a different reason than usual: the annual Club Carnival. The carnival serves as
Grilled Cheeselers' Emma Stephen prepares to hit the ball during a game against the Hot Chauts on Tuesday, July 23, 2019, at Sharpe Field. This
Gabriel O'Brien, 14, competes in "So you think you're louder than an opera singer" during the Opera Invasion in Sharpe Field, Wednesday, July 4, 2018.
Asthe clouds parted and the sun peeked through, Groupers took off at light speed to capture new records at the 2019 Boys’ and Girls’
Chautauqua tennis enthusiasts will be bouncing off the wall for this week’s opportunity. At 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Friday, July 26 professional tennis player Jimmy
In a game that started neck and neck, the Hot Chauts pulled away after the second inning to win 14-7 over the Chautauqua Moms on Thursday
Julia Strohl, right, and Roeann Zaroa compete in the counselor's 440-yard relay during the Boys' and Girls' Club Track and Field Day on Wednesday, July
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
It always seems to be a dream come true when a passion becomes a full-time career. Nancy Vigliotti, a personal trainer and exercise enthusiast, has
After their first-game loss to the Mayville Pounders, the Chautauqua Arthritics defeated their longtime rival for the first time ever. On Wednesday, the Arthritics triumphed
The modern Olympic Games were first held in Athens, Greece, in 1896. Since then, the games have been held in cities like London, Paris and Los
Bill Rollinger, swim coachVISHAKHA GUPTA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Bill Rollinger, affectionately nicknamed “coach,” has been teaching swimming for over 35 years — and he does not plan
During Week Two, “Uncommon Ground: Communities Working Toward Solutions,” CLSC Young Readers will take time to understand the complexities of identity and discrimination. Reading the book