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Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chautauqua Gowanda Gowanda Sports Sports Report Report County Leads Community Partners in Funding Grant Proposal Aimed at Expanding Local Food Access
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Jump. aimed at servicing senior citiable fresh locally grown and limited time to put together to 4-1. to 4-1. For the Jump. GowanFor the Gowanand had astreak 6-foot-6 and had a 6-foot-6 zens in areas such as Brocton, processed foods for families a proposal for funding, and In were the second In the the second half,Crissa the da Both teams Both ableteams able half, da girls, Scanlan girls, Crissa Scanlan nded pitcher left-handed who pitcher who were Cassadaga, and Fredonia; St. in Dunkirk; at the same time CCE credits its community score went to 11-7 score with went to 11-7 with to score single to runs score in single runs in placed Luke’s 15th Episcopal in the placed Shot15th Shot ready getting waslooks already getting looks Church andin the strengthening our collaborapartners for the successful Eden’s before 11th point being11th 3rd teams. inning the before 3rda inning a Eden’s Putpoint (27-6.75). PutPublic (27-6.75). thebeing Jamestown Market’s tive efforts county-wide with submission of the RFP. major league from teams. majorthe league scored on a falling scored shot on a falling shot scoreless 4th. Gowanda’s scoreless 4th. Gowanda’s Mobile Market program, aimed Cornell Cooperative Extension, CCE is hopeful that NYS will r two scoreless After two scoreless and minority Jamestown Public Market, and award funding for Chautauqua 16:05disleft with in the 16:05SCOREBOARD left atinlow-income the SCOREBOARD three-run advantage three-run dis- with advantage s, Portville innings, got Portville got hourNY round hour round trip i GOWANDA, NYRural –GOWANDA, – trip including Rural Ministries Chautauqua Ministry.” game. minute later, A a minute communities; later, a County, and that this is just the appeared in theappeared 5th in- in the A5th in- game. started inthings the 3rd started in the 3rd a layover at the village a layover the v Dunkirk,Baseball aimed at servicing The New York & Lake The New York & Lake Baseball start of a wider county at effort card yellow calledcard foulof called ning with Falconer ningscorwith yellow Falconer scor-foul when a Portville inning when a Portville food insecure individuals; andRailroad (NYLE) of South Dayton for of an South Dayton Erie Erie is Railroad (NYLE) is to address food access needs. The goal of the project will Sunday,Gowanda May 28 Sunday, May 28 on Eden on Eden gave ing three runs. With ing three the runs. Withgave the Gowanda Five Loaves + 20 Fish Miniswas put batter on first was put on first outside “Father’s Day outside “Father’s continuing tourist continuing the tourist be to the increase access to healthy, a five, two-minute, a two-minute, one-playscore tied at five,score Gowantied at Gowan- one-playtries, servicing the ‘food desert’ -Portville 9, Gowanda 0 -Portville 9, Gowanda 0 fter being base hit by after a being hit by a Lunch”. A few vendors Lunch”. A few ve local foods, while providing season with their season special with their special Grant partner Linnea er advantage, er advantage, they and da moved back into da amoved two- back into a two- and areathey of Sherman/Clymer, speAn errantpitch. pickoff An errant pickoff a guaranteed income for local will be set up in the will be set up in t “Father’s Day” excursions. “Father’s Day” excursions. 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The next Falconer next Falconer JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK nership withbase. severalThe organidistribution sites and events produced food. Each box will 0 loss. for a 9-0 loss. facing food insecurity. Food while feeding our community.” (February 27, 2023) -- Cornell zations, municipalities, and across Chautauqua County, Gowanda. The fromtime Gowanda. The time batter was intentionally batter wasfrom intentionally average pounds, -Gowanda Boys –10-12 Noah -Gowanda Vogtli,and Boys – Noah Vogtli, will support local purchases Cooperative Extension ofwalkedbusinesses a recent funding which ifafunded would begina 15-10 ran out with 15-10 ran Eden out with Eden loading on the walked basesloading the bases include a variety of produce, and traditionally disadvan13th, Long Jump, 8-5.5 13th, Long Jump, 8-5.5 Chautauqua is excited grant opportunity offered via Leading in the summer of 2023. CCE the GowanFor more information meats, and other products. he No. 3 County Gowan— The No. Gowanthewin. 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March 5 First Sunday Storytime at Audubon is Free
Fredonia Cub Scout Pack 267 Members Cross Over to Troop Fredonia, NY, February 24, 2023 - Fredonia Cub Scout Pack 267’s Arrow of Light den recently completed their time with the Pack and crossed over to Troop 267. The Pack held a crossing over ceremony and celebrated the Cubs’ accomplishments during the Blue and Gold Ceremony on January 31st. The event was held at the American Legion Post 59 in Fredonia, and was attended by Cubs and their families, as well as Scouts and Leaders from Troop 267. Cub Scouts can begin as early as Kindergarten in the Lion Den. They then progress through the ranks, including Tiger, Wolf, Bear, and Weeblo, before reaching the rank of Arrow of Light and crossing over to the Troop.
Photo Submitted Left to Right: Milo Wille, Tyler Field, Bryce Gustafson, Tanner Damon, Eli Williams, and Ben Siebert advanced from Cub Scouts to the Troop.
As the Cubs crossed the bridge with their parents walking alongside them, Storyteller Claire Certo leads First Sunday Story Time at Audubon Community Nature Scouts from the Troop waited Center.The next free storytime for 2 – 8 year olds and their adults is March 5, 12:30 – 1 p.m. at the other end to welcome them into their ranks. Each slat of the bridge bears one of the twelve points of the Jamestown, N.Y. – animals, and exhibits. The three-story Nature Scout law; a Scout is trustAudubon Community Then go outside to enjoy Center building houses worthy, loyal, helpful, Nature Center’s (ACNC) the outdoor Nature Play interactive displays, a friendly, courteous, kind, next monthly First Sunday Area and visit Soren collection of live animals obedient, cheerful, thrifty, Storytime is March 5, the Red-tailed Hawk. including the Hellbender brave, clean, and reverent. 2023, 12:30 – 1 p.m. exhibit, and the Blue The Cubs’ parents were each Heron Gift Shop. Visitors presented with the Arrow of Participation is Light pin, recognizing that are welcome Mondays Children’s books are limited to 15. through Saturdays, 10 a.m. parents work alongside their powerful tools to connect children throughout their - 4:30 p.m., and Sundays, children to nature Cub Scout journey to achieve Although this is a free 1 4:30 p.m. Nature Center and establish a strong goals and progress through event, reservations are members and SNAP/EBT foundation for their the ranks. Following the requested by Saturday, cardholders have free Photo Submitted educational journey. ceremony, everyone celebratMarch 5, 2023. To reserve building admission daily. ed with a beautiful custom Led by ACNC storyteller your space, call the Nature Building admission is also A custom cake was made by Den Leader Holly Field, cake made by Holly Field Claire Certo, children go Center during open free every Sunday for nonfeaturing a miniature bridge with the Cubs' likenesses. that featured a miniature on literary adventures with hours at (716) 569-2345 Nature Center members. bridge with each of the Cubs’ animals, through habitats or go to AudubonCNC. To learn more about photos standing on it, joining and seasons, and discover org and click through Audubon and its many two cakes, one displaying new things with every page. “Programs and Events.” committee member and lead- Advancement Chair and programs, call (716) the Cub Scouts logo, and the er in the Pack for 14 years, Troop Liaison, and Cathy Walk-ins are welcome 569-2345, find Audubon other with the BSA logo. and the committee wishes to Derucher, Activities Chair. Doors open at 12:20 if there is room. Community Nature express their sincere gratip.m. for ages 2 – 8 and Center on Facebook, or Arrow of Light Cubs who tude for her dedication and Cub Scouts is a 100% their adults for this free, visit AudubonCNC.org. crossed over to the Troop Audubon Community helping the Cubs succeed! volunteer led nonprofit nature-based story time. Audubon Community are: Tanner Damon, son of Nature Center is located at organization. Pack 267 is Nature Center builds and Kyle and Kristina Damon, 1600 Riverside Road, onePack 267’s Den Leaders always accepting new Cubs Tyler Field, son of Daminurtures connections The building fully opens quarter mile east of Route are: Dawn Rudyk, Lions, at any level on an ongoing on and Holly Field, Bryce between people and nature at 1:00 p.m. Participants 62 between Jamestown, Courtney McIntyre, Tigers, basis. Membership in the Gustafson, son of Brian by providing positive are welcome to stay N.Y., and Warren, Pa. Dave Kelly, Wolves, Toby Pack is open to boys and girls and Jaimee Gustafson, Ben outdoor experiences, afterward and explore the You can visit the nearly Wille, Bears, and Erik and in Kindergarten through 5th opportunities to learn about Siebert, son of Bill and Nicki Caitlin Barkley, Webelos. Nature Center building. 600-acre nature preserve, grade. If you are interested in Siebert, Milo Wille, son of check in on the live birds of and understand the natural The committee is: Nate Krolearning more or joining Cub Toby and Leslie Wille, and world, and knowledge to prey, and hike, snowshoe pp, Cubmaster, Max Alguire, Scouts, please email CubBoth the program and Eli Williams, son of Nick and act in environmentally Committee President, Jessica ScoutsPack267@gmail.com Alison Williams. Holly Field Sunday admission are free. or cross country ski over responsible ways. Berdyck, Treasurer, Leslie or send a message through five miles of trails dawn served as their Den Leader Come for story time and Wille, Secretary and Popcorn our Facebook page, Facebook. until dusk daily for free. throughout their Cub Scout stay to explore the indoor Kernel, Andrea Spengler, com/FredoniaPack267. careers. Field served as a Nature Play Area, live
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