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Late Wellsville softball coach Frank Cady to be remembered BY KATHRYN ROSS ` — Plans are afoot to honor the late Frank Cady at Tuller Field, where he spent years coaching the Wellsville High School varsity girls softball team. Highway Superintendent Dean Arnold said that by agreement with the village, the town is responsible for the maintenance of parks and athletic fields while the village retains ownership of the property. As a result, any plans for the fields or parks go through both the village and town boards. Cady, who passed away in February 2017, coached and mentored hundreds of girls. The plan proposed and funded by the Cady family will add enclosed batting cages and raised practice pitching mounds to the Tuller Field complex. Cady’s accomplishments while coach of WHS softball include seven Section V championships in nine years; a New York state record of 58 consecutive wins, including the 1994 Azalea Championship; and seven Expressway Conference titles, including a streak of 41 consecutive wins. Several of his athletes went on to the collegiate level, including five at Division I, two at Division II and three who earned Collegiate AllAmerican status. Many of his former players are involved in local softball as coaches, supporters and players. While the matter has to go through the village board for approval, the town board gave its enthusiastic support to the endeavor. In regard to parks, the town also learned that the Lagoon Field Park is in need of repairs or replacement. Arnold told the board he has
made temporary fixes to some of the equipment but warned those repairs are not permanent. He also told the board that replacement parts are no longer available for the equipment there and said, “It would cost around $7,000 to replace the system.” The town has also received an additional $87,000 in Consolidated Highway funding from the state. Arnold said the additional funding will allow the town to replace 3.5 miles of road on Niles Hill with a fiber base, oil and stone this summer. The department already has plans to replace roadway on Miller Road, West Hill Road and Tarrantine Boulevard at the airport. From Councilwoman Patty Graves the board learned that talks concerning the service contract with the fire department are underway with the new officers and village officials. “We had a joint meeting with everyone concerned that was very successful and we hope that we will be able to make the compromises needed to satisfy everyone’s concerns,” she said. “We are currently investigating some legalities and will meet again in two weeks to start negotiations.” The town has been without a fire contract for over a year. Earlier in the year members of the board expressed their concern with the contract with Alfred State College’s Building and Trades Department for students to construct the new highway building, due to possible COVID-19 restrictions. Some proposed putting the project out to bid in case the students would not be able to perform. It was tabled for two months. At Wednesday’s board meeting Supervisor Shad
Alsworth said he had spoken to the head of the department Jeff Stevens earlier in the day. “Jeff Stevens enthusiastically confirmed the start of the project in the fall semester (August) and expressed that the project includes the diversity that they are
Frank Cady......... continued on page 4 Photos provided Frank Cady with one of his champion girls’ softball teams will be honored with Tuller Field improvements. High School Principal, History and English teacher and award winning softball coach Frank Cady.
Most Allegany County Republicans have voice in primaries BELMONT — The June 22 primary will see voters across Allegany County go to the polls. Three out of five legislative districts for the county Board of Legislators will have primary elections to decide which Republican candidates to have on the Nov. 2 ballot.
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CUBA — Two graduating Cuba-Rushford Central School seniors recently received scholarships managed by the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation. Claire Benham received the Kaleigh Wilday Scholar Athlete Award. This scholarship of $1,000 is awarded to a scholar athlete who is part of a scholar-athlete team during her or his senior year. The Cuba-Rushford Athletic Awards Committee chooses the recipient of the scholarathlete award, which includes the $1,000 scholarship. The Kaleigh Wilday Endowment Fund, established by Cuba residents Ward “Skip” and Greta Wilday in memory of their daughter, makes possible this annual scholarship award. Benham will attend Duke University to study global health and biology. Autumn Michalski received the William D. and Catherine Griffin Fraser Scholarship. This scholarship is for a graduate of any Cattaraugus or Allegany County High
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the scholarship in memory of his late wife, Catherine Griffin Fraser, who worked at St. Francis Hospital for 26 years. His name was added to the scholarship after his passing in 2019. Michalski will study nursing at Alfred State College.
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ALFRED—Danielle Adymy, Casey Chatley, and Cory Thomas became the newest members of the department after they were officially sworn in by Alfred State Officer-In-Charge Dr. John Anderson. Scott Richardson, chief of the University Police Department, said, “I am both pleased and excited to welcome Officer Cory Thomas, Officer Danielle Adymy, and Officer Casey Chatley to the NYS University Police at Alfred State College. Any time you have the opportunity to appoint a new officer to your department is exciting, and being able to appoint three new officers triples the excitement. With two of the three new appointments having graduated from the police
academy, that adds to the excitement, as well.” Richardson noted that the department is already getting the new officers ready for the upcoming school year. “All three have begun their duties here at UPD,” he said. “Officers Thomas and Chatley are both BMP Certified police officers and have begun
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Primaries continued from 1 Thursday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Candidates are listed in order of appearance on the ballot. District II: Candidates for the district include Gretchen Hanchett, David A. Decker, John Ricci, Dwight Mike Healy and Harold W. Mitchell. Decker, Ricci and Healy are incumbents. District II includes the towns of Amity, Clarksville, Cuba, Friendship, New Hudson and Ward, and the villages of Belmont and Cuba. District III: Candidates
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the towns of Alfred, Allen, Almond, Birdsall, Burns, Grove and West Almond; and the villages of Alfred, Almond and Canaseraga. Town races include: Alma: Steve Dickerson Sr., Tom Dannheim, Shaun Taylor and David Shields are seeking the nomination for town supervisor. Michelle J. Staedt and Heather Trask are seeking the nomination for town clerk/tax collector. Paula Clayson and David R. Stilson are seeking the nomination for town justice. Ricky G. Smith and Daniel Ford are seeking the nomination for highway superintendent. Almond: Shelly Stevens and Julie Philips are seeking the nomination for town clerk/tax collector. Jo Anne Freeland, Debra Castle Harvey and Bryan Snyder are
seeking two nominations for town board. Birdsall: David M. Trickler and Karl E. Schmidt II are seeking the nomination for town justice. David L Butler, Patricia Shultz and Samuel Nicoletta are seeking two nominations for town board. Independence: Scot Acomb and Rick Graves are seeking the nomination for highway superintendent. Rushford: Deborah Aumick, Ken McElheny and Will Tucker II are seeking two nominations for town board. Wellsville: Patricia Graves, Michael Miller and Maria Dannheim are seeking two nominations for town board.
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CANEADEA — This coming weekend the valley around Sugar Mountain and the Allen Lake State Forest will be alive not only with the sound of music but much more as the second Estival Festival takes place. The Estival Festival is a three-day, family-friendly music and arts festival held at 6341 East Hill Road. The first Estival Festival under the direction of Jeremy Lane took place in 2019. The coronavirus pandemic curtailed the second year of the event, but it is now back with new stages, more bands and more to do for both children and adults. Lane said he came up with his idea for a music event because “I was tired of seeing kids dragged to musical concerts where the only thing they had to do was sit on a blanket in a field while their parents enjoyed themselves. I wanted to do something different. I wanted to have a celebration of music and all the arts where both adults and children could experience a feast for all their senses.” Along with the 17 to 18
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