a new era: innovation city - jamestown gazette

Jamestown has a new Mayor and a new outlook Meet Mayor Eddie Sundquist

The first thing you notice is his smile and openness He was the Salutatorian of the Jamestown High School class of 2007

He has gone on to earn two masterrsquos degrees in education and law He has taught middle school science in Philadelphia being named Educator of the Year in 2011 After receiving his Juris Doctorate in 2015 from the University at Buffalo School of Law he returned to Jamestown to practice law with Lewis amp Lewis PC He focuses on advocating for children injured workers and families While all that is now in the past it is a firm foundation for Mayor Sundquist or Eddie as he likes to be called to begin a new era in Jamestown City governance ldquoI couldnrsquot just sit I had to step up to help make the City I love betterrdquo said Mayor Sundquist

Itrsquos Real

He has spent the past year listening to Jamestown residents He put his ideas to the test and won the Mayoral seat Mayor Sundquistrsquos transition team was led by local businessman Tom Benson Managing Director of Vineyard Group LLC Benson said ldquoThe teams are a great mix of people who are eager to step up and volunteer their time to help the Cityrdquo The teams were made up of a variety of local professionals Sundquist said the team will be focused on his top priorities for 2020 creating a City for the future strengthening housing Initiatives amp supporting our neighborhoods and tackling the Cityrsquos financial burdens ldquoNobody on the team was asked their political leaningsrdquo said Benson ldquowe are reviewing and evaluating all areas of the government All is subject to change and improvement We are looking for the best people and the best way to improve the Cityrdquo Benson went on to add ldquoItrsquos real

Rolling Hills Radio will present alt-country musician Sean Patrick McGraw and Uncle Bens Remedy for Episode 94

ABOUT SEAN PATRICK MCGRAW

Sean Patrick McGraws music might be described as something like Lyle Lovett singing Springsteen songs while wearing Dwight Yoakams hat As a Nashville

songwriter he has earned respect among his peers His song Fiona won top honors at the 2007 Independent Music Awards first place at the American Songwriting Competition and at Mountain Stages New Song Festival as well as being named finalist in the International Songwriting Competition and the Mid-Atlantic Song Competition An esteemed Music Row criticcolumnist hailed Fiona as The classiest

country rocker Ive heard all year McGraw tours extensively including as the opener for Toby Keith among others

We explore every aspect of Americana music and

Sean has a genuine respect and

feel for alt country a crucial sub-genre according to Rolling Hills Radio host Ken Hardley He is indeed living the life of an Americana artist which isnt easy

ABOUT UNCLE BENS REMEDY

The sound of Uncle Bens Remedy is rooted in the small towns of western New York where community still matters and music is a part of every event The boys learned to play and sing in this small town atmosphere giving their music the honest back porch feel of the country music they love Uncle Bens Remedy is Ben Westlund Harmony Griffin Shawn Huestis Brendan OConnor

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and Jimmy Royce playing all sorts of traditional and rock n roll instruments and stomping the floors all while singing their hearts out in service to the song They are rapidly gaining a reputation as a force to be noticed with their high-energy performances full of humor delivered in well-constructed songs

Hardley said This is not the first time our show has had an up-and-coming musical entity take the stage While they seem to be turning heads

wherever they go Im not going to be surprised if these guys continue to surpass the expectations they had entering this lions den of touring bands

All live RHR regular season shows take place at Shawbucks across from Jamestowns Ice Arena Doors open mdash to all those holding or purchasing tickets mdash at 530pm for the Rolling Happy Hour Food and drink are available until 615 at which time audience members take their seats

and the house lights dim Audio and video recording begins promptly at 630 The bar reopens for 10 minutes at intermission and then again after the show when the audience and performers are invited to a Meet and Greet

There are three options for purchasing tickets Until the show is sold out tickets are available at the door the night of each show If you choose you can call the Rolling Ticket Hotline at (716) 294-0416 Tickets are also

available online at rollinghillsradioorgtickets Tickets for the September show are $1500

This project is made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by Tri-County Arts Council

Sean Patrick McGraw Uncle Bens Remedy

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Audubon Community Nature Center is offering a special opportunity for families this winter

On Thursday January 16 from 5 to 6 pm certified Kidding Around Yoga (KAY) instructor Loretta Cheney will host a Family Yoga class The class will repeat on Thursday February 20

KAY programs are designed around a structure that includes lots of music and games are known for its ldquoSarge

Salutationrdquo and guide participants into a deep state of relaxation as they journey to their own ldquoSecret Gardenrdquo Additional experiences include brief meditation practices mindfulness activities breathing exercises and lots of posing dancing and laughing

Participants are requested to come in or bring comfortable clothing

The fee for the program is $16 for adults (16 and over) $12 for Nature Center members and $9 for children ages 4-15

Paid reservations are required by

Article Contributed byAudubon Nature

Community Center

Family Yoga at Audubon Thursday January 16

Submitted PhotoSubmitted Photo

Posing dancing and laughing are all part of the Family Yoga class that at Audubon Community Nature Center on Thursday January 16

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ldquoThis holiday season will be a bit brighter for Americarsquos dairy farmers as todayrsquos vote brings us one step closer to finalizing USMCA and securing a more certain future for the dairy industry New Yorkrsquos dairy industry appreciates the work that Congressman Reed has invested

to ensure USMCA will provide expanded market opportunities and a more level playing field for dairy exports Now we are counting on the Senate to act quickly and finalize USMCA in order to deliver its improvements to North American traderdquo

- Jim Mulhern Preseident and CEO of National Milk Producers Federation

Article Contributed byNational Milk Producers

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National Milk Producers Federation Praises Tom Reed for his Work on

USMCA to Help Dairy Farmers

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3January 6 2020JAMESTOWN GAZETTE

wwwJamestownGazettecom

Publisher Stacey HannonContributing Editor Walt PickutCommunity Writer Stephanie McCrawCommunity WriterJoni BlackmanCommunity Writer Shirley LucasCommunity WriterAnn-Marie GariepyGraphic Designer Layout April ColburnSocial Media Shavonne Kruszynski

Circulation Judy Crandall Circulation Donald CrandallCirculation Matt Emmerling

CONTRIBUTING WRITERSJanet Wahlberg Finding Your FamilyJeffrey Barkstrom Natural HealthJoan Lindquist Remembering Brooklyn SquarePastor Scott Hannon Faith MattersPastor Shawn Hannon Faith MattersSteve SorensenThe Everyday HunterVicki McGraw Join Me in the KitchenMicheal NalboneStories from the Otherside [of the Continent]

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EDITORIAL

Contributing EditorWalt Pickut

A Third Option

Back in 2016 the summer Olympicsmdashthe 31st Olympiad of the Modern Eramdashbrought athletes together from 207

countries to compete in Rio de Janeiro Brazil The medal count added up to 307 gold 307 silver and 359 bronze medals for a grand total of 973 athletes on the podium out of the 11238 athletes competing

This year the 32nd Olympiad will create a similar spectacle for the whole world to watch in Tokyo Japan It will once again create a very strange paradox that almost nobody notices

Paradoxically everybody but the gold medal winners can be called losers The Olympic ideal however says that the very good athletesmdashsilver and bronze medal winnersmdashdo deserve credit beside the gold medal best

Joe Torre who managed the New York Yankees to four World Series championships and was the only major leaguer to tally up 2000 hits and 2000 wins as a manager saw the paradox too Joe once told a sports reporter ldquoIts nice to be in first place But just because youre not a winner doesnt mean youre a loserrdquo

Yet it seems we do disagree with Joe Consider some of our other favorite competitions like the Super Bowl the Wimbledon the Stanley Cup and even Joersquos World Series Nobody ever got a silver or bronze medal for losing those We love winners and losers and we love it when the winners take all

And thatrsquos a problem

This week the Jamestown Gazettersquos guest contributor Joni Blackman brings us an in-depth conversation with another winner local attorney

Eddie Sundquist who was just sworn in as the next mayor of Jamestown New York

Mayor Sundquistrsquos success in the recent election however will not guarantee his success as a mayor nor would it for any other winner Success depends on whether a politician or citizen treats an election like the Olympics or like the Superbowl

The Superbowl model of politics says winner takes all in power decision making and goal setting Losers get nothing But usually in American politics at all levels the winner rarely wins by a landslide Nearly as many people voted for the loser And thatrsquos a silver medal

Winner takes all may be one of the worst of all models for politics It risks granting power to a winner to ignore even dominate the second largest part of the population

The Olympic model of politics on the other hand says that second best is nearly as good as the best when all the votes are counted and should not be discounted for losing

Winner-takes-all politics urges voters in the winning party to assume the losers are all wrong ignorant or misinformed and deserve no role in piloting the ship of state

Democracy is not that kind of sport We are all on the winnerrsquos team and the winner plays to win for us all

Thatrsquos the third option beyond winners and losers

Enjoy the read

Walt Pickut

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When someone you love becomes a memory that memory becomes a treasure

Contributing WriterPastor Scott Hannon

St John Lutheran Church Amherst NY

December 18Clarence Kelwaski 73 of New York

Lind Funeral HomeWilliam W McAdoo 79 of Homer

CityLind Funeral Home

December 20Edna R Liden 82 of New York

Lind Funeral HomeDorothy J Turner 82 of Jamestown

Lind Funeral HomeKathleen E Ellis 73 of Jamestown

Lind Funeral HomeKevin K Kelly 60 of Panama

Freay Funeral HomeLewis L Pete Peterson 84 of

JamestownFreay Funeral Home

Richard Rick Pearson 64 of Randolph

Van Rensselaer amp Son Funeral Home

December 21LeRoy F Pierce 86 of Frewsburg

Peterson Funeral HomeTabitha Ann Whitwood 36 of

JamestownHubert Funeral Home

Travis J Kervin 48 of KennedyHubert Funeral Home

Avis Jane Hubbard 79 of JamestownFreay Funeral Home

Twilla Knuth Lefford 79 of Salamanca


December 26Jean L Anderson 86 of New York

Falconer Funeral Home

December 27Alleyn A Ingrao 69 of Jamestown

Falconer Funeral HomePatricia Palmer 65 of Jamestown

Hubert Funeral HomeRuth Peterson 91 of Greenhurst

Hubert Funeral HomeMarjorie K Feldt 79 of Ashville

Lind Funeral Home

December 28Nancy L Hyde 82 of Greenhurst

Falconer Funeral HomeRhonda Lee Deering 49 of

SinclairvilleHubert Funeral Home

Chester L Stratton 71 of AshevilleLind Funeral Home

Janice F Stahlsmith 76 of AshvilleLind Funeral Home

December 29Beverly E Cheney 83 of New York

Lind Funeral HomeZara Engman of Jamestown

Hubert Funeral Home

December 30Louise M Burger 76 of Jamestown

Powers Present amp Sixbey Funeral Home

December 31Marlene J Hornstrom 80 of

JamestownLind Funeral Home

Clayton L Barber 75 of New YorkVan Rensselaer amp Son Funeral Home

Christmas Deer

As I left church on Christmas Eve I noticed five deer grazing through our ldquoback fortyrdquo I typically see these deer on Christmas Eve (technically Christmas Day) I havenrsquot seen them on any other night I call them Christmas deer I look for them on Christmas they rarely disappoint

This year as I watched them peacefully make themselves at home at St John there was something holy about the moment See at 1200AM on Christmas Day things feel different at St John In fact things feel different in Williamsville The world seems different Stars shine brighter Life is calmer Individual snowflakes seem precious - each in their own way The world is quiet Silence speaks The Divine seems near

As I drove away from church I thought briefly about the faith of those deer How wonderful I mused to myself that even the deer know to worship baby Jesus on this night How great is it that creation itself pauses for adoration I thought of the animals present at that first Christmas (a donkey camels and sheep) and gave thanks for the ongoing piety of creatures big and small

And then it occurred to mehellip

The deer probably didnrsquot go to church to worship

I did

What was different about this night had nothing to do with Mother Nature or devout deer but me I then realized that I probably donrsquot see those deer on other nights because Irsquom not at church at midnight on other nights These ldquoChristmas deerrdquo are probably the same ones who leave tracks in the snow and mud on ordinary days too These adorable deer are probably the same pests whorsquore eating our arborvitae and

leaving landmines in our yard These Christmas deer are just deer

What makes Christmas Eve and Christmastime special is not that things are different or that God is different It is not special because God is closer to us than normal (God is never nearer or farther from us than God is right now) What makes it special is that we are different We choose to be different We choose to gather in a room with strangers turn the lights off light a candle and sing We scheme up ways to honor people we love with gifts We take time off of work We make time for people We party We pray We praise

God is not different on special days of the year We are On certain days ndash especially on holidays ndash we change We change our routine our mindset our patterns and in many cases our spiritual awareness In that transformation we notice that which is and always was in new and holy ways

And so the invitation comes to us not just on Christmas Day but every day will we make room for God today Will we be changed today Will we as the Apostle writes allow for the transformation of our minds even right now Even in the midst of work and crazy schedules and a life filled with the ordinary will we keep our eyes open to see God at work

Will we make time look for deer peacefully grazing in a vacant field today Will we light a candle today Will we seek God in our darkness today Will we endeavor to honor God and those we love today Will we count the stars today Will we catch a snowflake today Will we party today Will we pray today

There are no Christmas deer There are no Christmas stars There is no Christmas snow There are just deer the same stars and cold snow And all of it is singing Godrsquos praise and calling you to do the same Today

Merry Christmas

PSDH

For more inspiration and insights from Pastor Scott and Pastor Shawnrsquos past columns please visit wwwjamestowngazettecom and click on the Faith Matters page The Jamestown Gazette is proud to present our countyrsquos most creative and original writers for your enjoyment and enlightenment


wwwJamestownGazettecomCOMMUNITY PUZZLES

Week of 123019 - 1520

SUDOKU Edited by Margie E Burke

Copyright 2019 by The Puzzle Syndicate

Difficulty Easy

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku

Each row must contain the numbers 1 to 9 each column

must contain the numbers 1 to 9 and

each set of 3 by 3 boxes must contain the numbers 1 to 9

(Answer appears else-where in this issue)

22 1133 66

66 77 3322 77

11 4477 44 55 9933 22 88

44 88 66 5599

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ACROSS1 Its more in a

saying5 Larger-life link9 Country album

14 One way to run15 Political contest16 Bogus17 iPhone assistant18 From the

beginning19 Fruit container20 German-born

female tennis champ

23 Mixed in with24 Sandpaper

grade25 Place to store

wheat27 Quid ___ quo30 Military rank32 Mother-daughter

event34 Was head of

the class 65 Opera highlight 8 Like Enyas 37 Disney World 38 Choir part 66 Modify as a law music transport39 Kindergarten 67 At any point 9 Steelers grp 40 Part of ISP

break 68 Patriots play 10 Creepy crawler 43 ___-in-one41 Dragons home perhaps 11 Pack animal 44 Kind of tide42 Navy clerk 69 Clothing size 12 Out of bed 46 Magnetite for 45 Major tea 70 Steak 13 Disreputable one

exporter preference 21 Pike or perch 47 ____ to rest48 Abundance 71 If all ___ failshellip 22 Animal House 49 Dow dabbler50 Ruby for one house 51 Vatican-based51 Liked by many DOWN 26 Santa ___ Calif 52 2009 Peace 54 Cancel out 1 Glasgow gal 27 DVR option Nobelist56 Support in a 2 Shed 28 Reign over 53 One of the

way 3 Peeved 29 Not taken in by Monkees57 Never odd or 4 Flat-bottomed 31 Grind as teeth 55 Hang loosely

even eg rowboat 33 Using a PC 58 Etna emission62 Spot for a grill 5 New hire often 35 Turf occupier 59 Spoken64 Groove in a 6 Persistent 36 Walk in the 60 Shoot wide

board follower woods 61 Facilitate7 Computer brand 63 Praiseful poem

Week of 123019 - 1520

The Weekly Crossword by Margie E Burke


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14 15 16

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February 1st 2019Michael P Brooks 28 of Frewsburg

Peterson Funeral HomeEugene E ldquoGenerdquo Smith 72 of Warren

Donald E Lewis Funeral HomeDavid Wilson Knepshield 74 of Gerry


February 2nd 2019Katherine M Reardon age 73 of Jamestown

Mason Funeral Home

February 3rd 2019Robert R ldquoBonesrdquo Ransom 61 of Brocton

Peterson Funeral HomeElizabeth J Betty Caflisch 92 of Corry

Bracken Funeral HomeJohn Edward Monroe age 93 of Barcelona

Mason Funeral HomeMelvin Harold Lindberg Sr 77 of Westfield

Freay Funeral HomeThomas M Lovvorn 70 of Jamestown


February 4th 2019Dr Edward R Kinley IV 71 of Corry

Bracken Funeral HomeMichael E Steen 61 of Point Chautauqua

Freay Funeral HomeTwila L Hultberg 85 of Warren

Peterson-Blick Funeral Home

George J Gern 87 of WarrenPeterson-Blick Funeral Home

Robert C Walz 81 of JamestownLind Funeral Home

February 5th 2019Frances M McLaughlin 100 of Corry

Bracken Funeral HomeNancy Zaffino 65 of LudlowPeterson-Blick Funeral Home

Cora M Lundsten 85 of JamestownLind Funeral Home

Maureen E Paduano 65 of JamestownLind Funeral Home

February 7th 2019Mary D Schruers 75 of Panama

Bracken Funeral HomeBonna L Bonnie Peebles 91 of Corry

Bracken Funeral HomeVirginia Grover Woodin 95 of Ashville

Lind Funeral home

February 8th 2019Dorothy ldquoDotrdquo Onoratti 82 of Warren

Donald E Lewis Funeral Home

December 1 2018Lois Corrine (Turner) Szabrak 94 formerly of Lakewood

David F Koch Funeral Sandusky OhJoseph Burger 83 of Jamestown

Hubert Funeral HomeFloyd Duane Segerlin 90 of Jamestown

Hubert Funeral HomeCharles T ldquoChuckrdquo Parker Sr 75 of Sherman

Jordan Funeral HomeCharles ldquoCharlierdquo Lewis Raven 66 of Sherman

Spitzer Funeral HomePatricia E ldquoPatrdquo ( Johnson) Cherry 71 of Randolph

VanRensselaer amp Son Funeral HomeRobert ldquoBobrdquo Thompson 66 of Ripley

Mason Funeral HomeEleanor A Niesciur 94 of Clarence

Larson-Timko Funeral Home

December 2 2018Beatrice M ldquoBeardquo Vincent 94 of Salamanca

VanRensselaer amp Son Funeral HomeValerie (Biekarck) Lynde 83 of Bemus Point

Lind Funeral HomePearl I (Rhodes) Cargill 69 of Lakewood

VanRensselaer amp Son Funeral HomeCarl F Godfrey 91 formerly of West Henrietta

Falconer Funeral HomeKevin R Duntley 67 of South Dayton

DiStasio Funeral HomeAlfred Welker 93 of Jamestown

Lind Funeral Home

December 3 2018 Roger N Marsh 85 of Frewsburg

Peterson Funeral HomeChristine Manelick 80 of Pittsfield

Nelson Funeral HomeWayne R Oste 64 of Jamestown

Falconer Funeral HomeDwight G Saulsgiver 58 of North Warren

New Creation Assembly of God ChurchChristopher J Wilson 55 of Jamestown


December 5 2018Nancy Balling 78 of Jamestown

Nelson Funeral HomeLois Ann Wilcox 75 of Jamestown

Lind FuneralDorothy ldquoDotrdquo Emmott Johnson 95 of Jamestown

Lind Funeral Home

December 6 2018Marvin D Cummings Sr 80 of Forestville

Riles amp Woolley Funeral HomeRoss Emery Munson 89 of Dewittville

Freay Funeral Home

In Memoriam

LOVE IS TAKING TIME TO REMEMBER

WHEN SOMEONE YOU LOVE BECOMES A MEMORY THAT MEMORY BECOMES A TRE ASURE

OBITUARIES

When someone you love becomes a memory

that memory becomes a treasure

Spring 2019 will see the completion of the Martz-Kohl Obser-vatoryrsquos 10-year expansion project For readers and guests who have been fol-lowing the progress a brief history was recently prepared by long-time mem-ber Richard Carlson a founding mem-ber of the association who as a teenage astronomy enthusiast worked with Marshal Martz as far back as the 1950s Richard recalls Marshal Martz founder of the Martz observatory had a dream His wife Mary wanted to perpetuate his dream upon his passing not knowing what would become of her husbands ambition to construct an observatory occupied by one of the largest tele-scopes ever constructed by one man a 30-inch [mirror] Newtonian reflector Time waits for no one and Mary Martz could only wonder what would become of the observatory that had expanded beyond a simple cement block build-ing with a large telescopehellip becoming an educational facility both she and her husband Marshal had dreamed about During the early stages of change the observatory was still Marys home By this time more and more activity was taking place on location by the cor-poration she was responsible to have formed known as the Marshal Martz Memorial Astronomical Association Inc which was meeting in an addition attached to the observatory It wasnt until Mary be-queathed the observatory to the as-sociation following her move to a new residence that volunteer observatory members fully realized the potential the observatory had should improve-ments to the facility be made It began as a slow process to improve the facil-ity with fresh paint and minor repairs followed by the replacement of the outdated original telescope with a 24-

inch Cassegrain especially designed for scientific astro-imaging The true renaissance was seen by the general public to emerge with the addition of the Dr Ronald Kohl observatory com-bined with the Martz facility in 2014 which led the observatory to be totally upgraded Following three months of construction in 2018 the observatory reopened its doors to the public with-out fanfare in November The long-awaited effort to complete the revital-ization of the buildings structure had neared conclusionhellipsafety concerns were reduced and guests could once again be invited to the observatory for pleasurable educational experienceshellip including looking through the Kohl telescope exploring the roll-off roof [observing] area and seeing the 24-inch telescope under its dome On November 28th [2018] the association board approved Nu-Wood Creations to complete the inte-riors of the Welcome Center and the new additions added to the front of the observatory Regular activities will re-sume following construction in January when safety concerns will no longer be an issue for our guests The shutdown due to construction came between the Mars opposition that occurred at the end of July 2018 and the Doors Open Jamestown event on January 19th 2019 with a brief reopening in Novem-ber The observatory resumed its regu-lar activities on January 19th 2019 Please visit the Martz-Kohl website to see the calendar of events at httpmartzobservatoryorg observa-tory-calendar News from the Marshal Martz Observatory and the universe beyond our skies is brought to our readers every month by Hall amp Laury Optical at 707 Fairmount Ave Ste 10 Jamestown NY the quality local source for the latest in fashion and highest of quality in glasses and optical aids of every kind including repairs

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As a child my active mind was full of images experienced while awake and asleep

Trying to paint those scenes onto a canvas always resulted in my being disappointed in the final image failing to capture the essence Crayons were first used with the results acceptable for a child under five The teachers and Nuns at St James School always criticized or tore up my attempts to portray on paper what my mind saw Except for Mrs Muzza of Kindergarten she tried to get me to conform to the directions but usually relented after I stubbornly continued to put wax to paper the way I wanted to Then I tried water colors but lost patience because there was no light in the renderings Next was chalk but without guidance I still failed to capture on the paper with the colors what my mind saw So I started writing Poems had no allure to me I wanted to paint a story with words to describe my visions and experiences I wanted to share all the discoveries made by reading massive quantity of books since age four I got permission to walk to Prendergast Library after school to read until father picked me up on his way home from work What a wonderful place a library is for a child with an acute imagination and a hunger to learn No one was there to tell me what I could not read Instead I was guided to the books they knew from their experience of seeing what I read and checked out every day

My attempts to write stories were either dismissed as fanciful meanderings or falsehoods by the staff of St James RC School The last story I wrote involved traveling to Jupiter to visit several of its moons The Nun told me that there were no such moons I never heard of

Io Europa Ganymede or Callisto F was my grade for making up such nonsense I did not write again until the end of Ninth Grade A fellow student knew how to type She transcribed my chicken scratching to a readable verse There were three chapters I got a B if I remember correctly but do not know what happened to my first short story

My handwriting wasis atrocious A teacher told me she believed it was because my mind was always ahead of my hand hence illegible script A High School Councilor put me into typing class Best thing that ever happened but I did not have a typewriter

Summer of 2012 a trip via ambulance to the Cardiac Intensive Care Ward changed a lot of things The next morning after a lot of tests a heart specialist asked me Is there any stress in your life unresolved My heart attack was induced by extreme anxiety A Shrink was located by a service attached to the Health Insurance I am blessed to have care of Colleens employer After the first few sessions she asked me who are these Stupid People that pop up in our sessions Next week I want you to write a short story about each one of them and also chapters of Nice People The next weeks session a folder with twenty-two chapters was handed to her You do not have time to read all these now do you She responded by asking how many there were and when I told her twenty-two she then asked if that meant eleven Stupid and eleven Nice No there are no nice people I remember in the slum apartments my father managed When she next instructed me to put the pages into the shredder my response Hell no I am going to write a book Almost five years later 87 chapters and counting I do not know when they will be made into a book 147 Chapters to date 12202019

Now I paint with the Microsoft Word(tm) to put images into my readers minds I enjoy making people laugh think or possibly inspire them to write also

To read Michael Nalbonersquos previous columns please go to jamestowngazettecom and visit Michaels own web page

Contributing WriterMichael Nalbone

Stories from the Otherside [of the Continent] with Michael Nalbone

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Meet Draco He is a great guy who loves to run He will definitely need an active family to help him burn off some energy He is a lovable boy who gets pretty excited He may be too much for kids under 8 He also will need a cat-free home Meet Draco soon at CCHS Shelter No RR179

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Chautauqua County Humane Society Pets of the Week

Phrases I donrsquot understand catch my attention As a writer I like words to have meanings

we all understand Words shouldnrsquot mean whatever we want them to mean When they do they are a barrier to communication

Take the phrase ldquoLove yourdquo If my wife says it and a waitress says it I hope they donrsquot mean the same thing When you truly do love someone how difficult is it to add the personal pronoun and actually declare a commitment ldquoLove yourdquo is much weaker than ldquoI love yourdquo

I know not everyone will agree and maybe I overreact so letrsquos move on to another phrase ldquofriends of animalsrdquo Who doesnrsquot think of themselves as a friend of animals Hunters are friends of animals and killing animals doesnrsquot mean we donrsquot love them We may not feel warm fuzzies about big brown eyes but we know that killing a deer helps not only the species but other species that share its habitat

Yes ldquoFriends of Animalsrdquo is the name of an organization that saved a mangy bear by taking it from its habitat curing it and prolonging its life in an artificial environment I donrsquot object to that but it does nothing for the mangy bear that walked through my yard several

times last year or any bear that caught the disease from it Mange is a symptom of overpopulation so this issue is bigger than a single animal Spending enormous amounts to save individual animals is not the best investment in the species Money goes further when it supports and sustains species not just individual animals

ldquoTrophy huntingrdquo can also be a confusing phrase People who use it arenrsquot often clear about what they mean Is a trophy hunter a hunter who shoots only the biggest most impressive specimen he can find Is a trophy hunter the one who aims to put animals in record books Or can we call any hunter who brings home the animal he pursues a trophy hunter I would say yes a trophy is the animal the hunter legally bags and tags regardless of its size

The questions ldquoWhat does he scorerdquo and ldquoWill he make the bookrdquo might imply that a big animal is worth more than a small animal or that the hunter who shoots a big animal is a better hunter than the one who shoots a small animal but it doesnrsquot

work that way

ldquoHow can a small animal be a trophyrdquo you

might ask Good question Irsquove shot many animals Regardless of size all are trophies in my eyes For

me every hunt is a trophy hunt

Sometimes a trophy is represented by a keepsake mdash a set of antlers big or small or a hide or a skull or just a photo I regret that I do not have photos of some of my trophies

Sometimes the trophy is in the intangibles It might be the length to which the hunter went to succeed

Sometimes adverse hunting conditions make an animal a trophy like the time I took a doe when the temperature was minus 26 degrees A doe mind you was the trophy

And thatrsquos the way it should be To a fox a mouse is his trophy To a coyote it may be a fawn or a woodchuck TV documentaries show us the hunts of lions and tigers and bears and commonly refer to their prey as trophies To be consistent whatever a rifleman a shotgunner an archer or even a trapper takes is also a trophy

Enter your buck in a record book if you like (and Irsquoll congratulate you) but letrsquos remember that record books represent only a fraction of the trophies hunters take When I shot my first buck a 5-point his antlers fell off Was he a trophy You bet he was

Irsquom in favor of record books but letrsquos not allow them to divide hunters or to define what a trophy is Every hunter pursues trophies and if so-called trophy hunting (whatever anyone means by that) comes to an end all hunting is not far behind

When ldquoThe Everyday Hunterrdquo isnrsquot hunting hersquos thinking about hunting talking about hunting dreaming about hunting writing about hunting or wishing he were hunting If you want to tell Steve exactly where your favorite hunting spot is contact him through his website wwwEverydayHuntercom He writes for top outdoor magazines and won the 2015 and 2018 national ldquoPinnacle Awardrdquo for outdoor writing

The Everyday Hunter with Steve Sorenson

Trophy Hunting

The authorrsquos first buck was a five-point whose antlers fell off when he was shot Was it a trophy You bet it was

Photo by Steve SorensenPhoto by Steve Sorensen

Contributing WriterSteve Sorensen

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Viola Ferraro a resident at the Lutheran Home and Rehabilitation Center in Jamestown celebrated her

100th birthday this week pictured here with her daughter Nancy Together with other nursing home residents and LHRC staff they enjoyed cake laughs and memories together while reminiscing over the centennial milestone

Article Contributed byLutheran

Area Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday


The Chautauqua County Humane Society (CCHS) will kick off the Hot Dogs Cool Cats Pet Photo Contest on January 1st All animal lovers are encouraged to upload a photo and story of their favorite furry friend for online visitors to vote on The contest presented by Happy Hounds Hotel amp Day Spa with media support by the Media One Radio Group begins at 1201 New Yearrsquos Day and ends on January 30th at 10 pm There is no fee to enter ldquoThe contest is a fun way to show off your furry friend and support the animals at CCHS and who desperately need your help to get homerdquo said Brian Papalia Community Relations Director for CCHS

The 10 photos with the most votes will artfully appear on plush blankets Papalia said ldquoThis year we thought we would change things up a bit and put the top 10 animal photos onto plush blankets The contest takes place during the coldest part of the year so why not give participants something warm and beautiful to look forward to Whatrsquos warmer and more beautiful than a picture of your favorite pet on a comfy blanketrdquo The winning animalrsquos owner also receives a $100 Visa gift card and a pet photography session with Cathy Panebianco of Panebianco Photography There are

also prizes including Visa gift cards for second through fourth place

Everyone is encouraged to visit Chqhumaneorg and participate Votes are $1 each and the money collected through the competition benefits the animals at CCHS Visit Chqhumaneorg to learn more about the HDCC Pet Photo Contest and to vote

The mission of the Chautauqua County Humane Society is to improve and save lives through compassionate care advocacy for animals and commitment to the community

Article Contributed byChautauqua County

Humane Society

The CCHS 2020 Hot Dogs Cool Cats Pet Photo Contest

In memory and honor of Snowflake the winner of the 2019 Hot Dogs Cool Cats Pet

Photo Contest


Chip Johnson chairman of the 39th annual Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame Induction Banquet has announced the locations where tickets may be purchased for the February 17 2020 event

Jamestown Cycle Shop 10 Harrison Street Jamestown Mattrsquos News 93 E Third Street Dunkirk and the Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame 15 W Third Street in Jamestown are the official distribution sites Tickets can also be ordered by phoning Johnson at 485-6991 The price per ticket is $50 CSHOF members receive a $5 discount

Inductees for the Class of lsquo19 are George Bataitis Bob Bender Bob

Goold Chris (Carlson) Jenkins Justin Johnson Tim Nobles Elly Norton Mark Orlando and Mike Tramuta

The Lakewood Rod and Gun Club 433 East Terrace Avenue Lakewood will again host the CSHOF banquet Hospitality begins at 500 PM with dinner to follow at 630

Contributing WriterChautauqua Sports

Hall of Fame

Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame Announces Banquet

Ticket Locations

JamestownGazettecom

ldquoPaulrsquos at a hockey game I thought he was dyingrdquo

Call 716-338-0033 or learn more at wwwchpccare

Paulrsquos parents share their hospice story When our son Paul wanted to go to an NHL hockey game

the compassionate team from Chautauqua Hospice amp

Palliative Care made it happen Their caring efforts

brightened our lives during Paulrsquos final months The memory

continues to make us smile as one of the happiest times we

spent together We canrsquot thank their wonderful staff enough

for standing beside us to make Paulrsquos experience so

unforgettable ndash Ron and Mary Jane

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Beside you when it matters most

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Lots of different people are investing their personal capital in this process We all need to embrace this change and throw away all that is negative We all need to buy in to this process for the betterment of the Cityrdquo The transition team has given Sundquist a diverse slate of names It includes people from all walks of life ages and backgrounds They will fill the commissions boards and department head openings in the new administration

When asked about the possible issues with a Republican City Council and a Democratic Mayoral office Benson said ldquowe are all working for a better Jamestown My hope is the politics wonrsquot matter There isnrsquot room for a divide We need open communication and to build trustrdquo

The First 100 Days

When asked what he plans for the first 100 days benchmark Sundquist answered ldquoNothing Meaning I am listening to the City employees that know what works and have suggestions for improvements I am working on understanding the processes then I will be able to see where we can achieve efficiencies to better serve the residents of Jamestownrdquo Sundquist loves finding new ways to do things that improve the procedures and the outcome He said ldquoI want to change the way the City worksrdquo To do that he will be talking with City employees residents and tourists to find out what they think about the City

Mayor Sundquist sees his management style as that of a train conductor ldquoI see myself guiding and coordinating the very capable department heads and employees We are a team I encourage the City employees and managers to openly communicate with me and between themselves to make the City strongerrdquo

Listening First Actions Second

The four pre-inaugural public sessions were well attended The four sessions drew approximately 250 attendees that gave many suggestions and raised good questions The Cityrsquos drug problems housing needs and tax burden were

main topics of discussion Mayor Sundquist believes strengthening the relationship between the community and the safety officers fire and police during both working and non-working hours will help curb the safety issues Affordable housing is a great need in the city along with dealing with landlords abandoned properties lead and safe housing Mayor Sundquist is looking at creating a housing advisory committee comprised of experts engaged in solving the many issues connected to the housing puzzle By pooling knowledge building partnerships and collaboration he hopes to improve the housing issue The heavy tax burden is not unique to Jamestown Mayor Sundquist is looking at tax and fee models used by other New York State cities along with consulting with local experts to find a better way for Jamestownrsquos landowners

Jamestown is a City of Innovation

Mayor Sundquist is excited about the positive culture shift he is seeing in

Jamestown He wants to work with the City employees to set the vision for the City He sees Jamestown on the cusp of being a City of innovation ldquoThere are goldmines of opportunity

in Jamestown We will test ideas if some fail that is OK We still learn how to make

it better We want to build on the relationship between technology and our everyday lives to make

things more efficient and productive For example a small thing such as putting sensors in trash bins that will send a message to the DPW workers that the bin is empty Then they can do something else instead of wasting time on an empty trash bin There are many ways we can embrace technology from trash bins to smarter LED lighting installationsrdquo

ldquoJamestown has seen a growth in remote workers employed by west coast companiesrdquo Sundquist added ldquothey are moving here because it is affordable I would like to build on thatrdquo One can tell he has many ideas It will be interesting to watch this young Mayorrsquos path unfold as he builds his administration and together they build Jamestownrsquos future

CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGEA New Era Innovation City

Mayor Sundquistrsquos List of Appointees and StaffThe names below were submitted to

the City Council for approval

They will be reviewed and possibly

approved at the January Council

Meeting

DEPARTMENT HEADS

bull City ClerkTreasurer ndash Rudi

Analora

bull Corporation CounselHR ndash Elliot

Raimondo

bull Comptroller ndash Joe Bellitto

bull Public Works ndash Jeff Lehman

bull Parks Rec Conservation ndash Jeff

Lehman

bull Development ndash Crystal Surdyk

BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

bull Board of Public Utilities ndash

Gregory Anderson Lana Huston

Kenneth Mark Grant Olson (city

council) Marie Carrubba (city

council)

bull Zoning Board of Appeals ndash

Timothy Smeal Stephen Sorg

Ellen DiTonto

bull Planning Commission ndash Michael

Laurin

bull Jamestown Urban Renewal

Agency ndash Gregory Noon

bull Jamestown Local Development

Corporation ndash Peter Schiera

Margaret Kaltenmeier Tom

Nelson (city council)

bull Board of Assessment Review ndash

Heather Fagan Debra Loder-

Clark

bull Parks Recreation and

Conservation ndash Adam Irgang

John Bauer Victoria James

(city council) Kim Ecklund (city

council)

bull Riverfront Management

Council ndash Leigh Rovegno Russ

Diethrick John Bauer David

Anderson Anton Leenders

Jennifer Lumia Brent Sheldon

(city council)

bull Veterans Memorial

Commission ndash Scott Pentheny

Joshua Miller George Spitale

Daniel Kell

bull Board of Electrical Examiners ndash

Andrew Nickerson Steven

Nowell

bull Marriage Officer ndash Camille

Krawczyk Greg Rabb Paul

Whitford

Notes Reappointment

Notes Previously held position in

an acting capacity




Mayor Sam Teresi today announced the appointment of Ashley Senske to serve in the position of City Historian She replaces B Dolores Thompson who announced her retirement earlier this year after a long and distinguished service as City Historian reaching into four decades

Ms Senske a Western New York native holds a Masters of Science Degree in Information Library Sciences with an archival focus from the State University of New York at Buffalo She is also a Summa Cum Laude graduate of the State University of New York at Fredonia with a degree in history and earned her Associates Degree at Jamestown Community College

For the past three years she has worked for multiple local historical institutions including the Oliver Archive Center at the Chautauqua Institution Robert H Jackson Center and currently is the Processing Archivist for the National Comedy Center Archives She has also been serving as an independent consultant for Mayor Teresis Papers during his time as both mayor and director of development for the city of Jamestown She also previously worked at the James Prendergast Free Library and in New York City as a Processing Archivist at the LaGuardia and Wagner Archives Ms Senske

serves on the Board of Directors of the Fenton History Center and is an active member of the Daughters of the American Revolution

The Mayor noted that While Ashley has big shoes to fill from Doloress hard work and dedication as our previous City Historian I have no doubt that with her credentials employment experience and dedication to preserving and celebrating local history that she will build upon Doloress legacy and take our local history mission to new heights

In her capacity as the City Historian Ms Senske will be working to continue to bring to light the history of Jamestown by working with current committees and creating new partnerships within the community

Article Contributed byCity of Jamestown

Mayor Teresi Appoints New City Historian

Local Archivist Ashley Senske Named to Post

Ashley Senske City Historian


If yoursquore looking for a dining experience thatrsquos unique affordable AND fun look no

further Newly opened in downtown Jamestown 4 Below Haggyrsquos Bar amp Grill located at 104 E 2nd St has piqued my interest and itrsquos sure to do the same for you Those of you in my age range will remember the location as Eats Cafe and the Grog Shoppe while the more youthful generation knows it as the former Mojorsquos

Aptly named 4 Below Haggyrsquos features menu items and daily food and drink specials that are priced at $4 or below

Itrsquos true

Everyday soups include Chicken Noodle and Lobster Bisque Fun starters like Crispitos in a variety of flavors and Philly Cheese Logs Build your own burger or keep it classic with a Gourmet Grilled Cheese Dubbed one of the worlds ldquosilliest saladsrdquo by the Chicago Tribune the Wedge which dates back to 1916 rounds out a trio of fresh crisp salads served with Artisan bread for those desiring a little lighter fare Savory wraps and sides round out Haggyrsquos menu Simple but far from boring Haggyrsquos has kept selections old school adding new twists on all your favorites I was too lazy to do the math but trust me

from soup and salad to burger and fries the mix and match combos are endless

The fun at 4 Below doesnrsquot end with the food

A superb selection of domestic and imports are available in cans bottles and bar drafts Local favorites from Southern Tier and Ellicottville Brewing nearly local Pennsylvania American lager Rolling Rock and from just a little farther out Dogfish Head Fizzy spiked White Claw Seltzers shots and all your favorite

mixed drinks round out the extensive drink menu

Ready for something really new and exciting

Self-serve tap You read right 4 Belowrsquos

self-serve beer system allows you to enjoy the

thrill of helping yourself to one of their great selection of tap beers For just 30 to 50 cents per ounce depending on the brew you choose Try one or try them all

Follow them on Facebook call 716-720-4099 or shoot them an email at 4belowbarandgrillgmailcom

Open 7 days a week stop in for lunch dinner and everything in between proprietor Eric and his crew will make you feel right at home Smoke free and kid friendly you can make everyday a celebration at 4 Below Haggyrsquos Bar amp Grill

Contributing WriterAnn-Marie Gariepy

Winter WarningItrsquos 4 Below Haggyrsquos Bar amp Grill

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Dear Caregivers of TLC Lakeshore Health Care Center

We heard of the closing of the Health Care Center and want to express our condolences As you complete your service at TLC and begin to consider what the next step of your journey in caregiving will be we invite you to consider the employment opportunities that we offer

We are a non-profit senior housing and health care community We take pride in our title of Eries Choice Retirement Facility for the past three years and maintaining our Mission-driven-focus of providing person-centered care with dignity and respect to our residents

We welcome all great caregivers to join our team and look forward to providing you with a rewarding career within a reputable organization

Brevillier Village is located on the Lake Erie shoreline on East Lake Road in Erie PA (approximately 50 minutes west of Irving NY) For more information regarding our services please visit our website at wwwbrevillierorg

Our sincere wishes to everyone as you embark on a new journey

Mission

Through uncompromising attention to body mind and spirit Brevillier Village meets housing and health care needs in

a home-like atmosphere

Article Contributed byBrevillier Village

When Quality of Life Matters

January 2020



We are a non-profit senior housing and health care community We take pride in our title of Eriersquos Choice Retirement Facility for the past three years and maintaining our Mission- driven-focus of providing person-centered care with dignity and respect to our residents




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Jamestownrsquos new Mayor is part of a wave of young people who are being elected to local political

office across the nation over the past few years While no two are alike they have a few things in common a natural ease with technology an appetite for collaboration and impatience with automatic partisanship They are ready and prepared to reshape their local governments With many current local elected officials in their 60s and 70s young people are eager to take on the responsibility of running our towns and cities

Jamestownrsquos new Mayor is cut from the same cloth Young people work in a very different way than older politicians They donrsquot want to wait for a year to go by before tackling challenges They want to try it now While jumping in can have unintended consequences Mayor Sundquist is very intent on listening to City employees and senior staff to make sure he makes sound decisions

Another trait is teamwork Young people approach a problem or task by forming a team of diverse talents to figure out a solution That works very well in government where public

input is a regular piece to solving most puzzles

Ambition bordering on overconfidence and a willingness to tackle the most difficult problems are common among young leaders polled by TIME magazine Svante Myrick the 30-year-old mayor of Ithaca NY says ldquoMillennials are more politically similar to their grandparents who fought World War II than their boomer parents ldquoFinancial adversity and scarcity and austerity and being shocked into a global awareness means that our generation is primed and prepared for greatnessrdquo

Time will tell

Contributing WriterJoni Blackman

Handing Over The Torch

Mayor Eddie Sundquist takes the Oath of Office

Photo byPhoto byAnton LeendersAnton Leenders


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Letrsquos Help Fredonia Win the Small Business Revolution

Therersquos still a lot work to do to help Fredonia Win the Small Business Revolution To pull this off we need your help Supporting Fredonia is supporting all of Chautauqua County and Western New York The way to help Fredonia is through the continued use of social media We encourage everyone to keep posting video photos stories and messages on Facebook Instagram Twitter and more and use myfredonia in your posts and comments

You can qualify for a contest that includes over $1000 in prize giveaways by going to votemyfredoniacom and signing up for email and text reminders Once the top five is announced on January 14th at 8am and (fingers crossed) Fredonia is part of that top five voting begins and you can continue to enter additional chances to win the contest by voting daily on all of your devices through January 21st at 11pm

All are invited to the Opera House once again on January 14th starting at 730am Help us again fill the Opera House at the Top 5 Small Business Revolution Reveal Rally A Facebook live event will be featured at this rally where the Small Business Revolution will reveal the top five communities Then a week long effort of driving on-line voting will begin

Small Business Revolution a production of Deluxe provides the winning community with $500000 in business revitalization funds and a platform to showcase the transformation on the TV show which is hosted by Amanda Brinkman and Ty Pennington and aired on Hulu and Amazon Prime

Ever since the Top Ten list was released Fredonia and all of

Chautauqua County have rallied around this opportunity We must maintain the momentum and we need your help So visit wwwvotemyfredoniacom to register for email and text reminders and to stay up to date on the progress of Small Business Revolution You can also sign up for text reminders by texting myfredonia to 31996

Doors Open Jamestownis January 18

Come one come all to Doors Open Jamestown on January 18 Itrsquos a FREE day at local attractions and designed to welcome area residents to visit to amazing places right here in our own backyard

Designed to invite area residents to visit and learn about the local museums galleries and assets we have right here in our community Doors Open Jamestown features something for everyone whether yoursquore interested in history comedy nature or art

Most attractions will be open 10am-5pm with FREE admission Hours may vary at some locations In addition dozens of local restaurants and retail shops will be open for your shopping and dining pleasure on that day

The list of participating attractions so far includes Audubon Community Nature Center Busti Grist Mill Chautauqua Harbor Hotel Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame Childrenrsquos Activity Corner DAR House Fenton History Center James Prendergast Library Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum Martz-Kohl Observatory National Comedy Center (will require preregistration) Marvin Community House Reg Lenna Center for the Arts Robert H Jackson Center and Roger Tory Peterson Institute Additional sites may be added

Doors Open Jamestown is organized by the Jamestown Renaissance Corporation and Jamestown Up Close with support from the Jamestown Community Chamber of Commerce

Chamber CornerArticle Contributed by

Todd J TranumPresident and CEO of the Chautauqua

County Chamber of Commerce ampExecutive Director of the

Manufacturers Association of the Southern Tier

January 6 2020

For over a decade the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Jamestown Community College has hosted the Women in Networking (WIN) Chautauqua program on the second Thursday of every month This program is for female business owners and women working in the business sector

Women meet on the 2nd Thursday of every month for a luncheon to exchange ideas experiences and address challenging issues Each person briefly shares their latest business news and then participates in a learning opportunity with a presentation on a topic of interest The SBDC has helped to build productive business relationships that benefit women throughout the region with this program Cost to attend is $15 with check or credit card To make a reservation or for more information on this monthly program contact the SBDC at 716-338-1024

The next WIN program will take place on Thursday January 9 at 1130am at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute in Jamestown The presentation will focus on strategic planning for small businesses and will include an update on future plans for Chautauqua Institution Our speaker is Shannon Rozner Chief of Staff and Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for Chautauqua Institution

Shannon leads the Institutions staff in implementing a 10 year strategic plan their Board passed in May

2019 and oversees the day-to-day administration of the Institution She is a licensed financial advisor who served for five years as COO and then as President of a financial planning firm she helped found in Maryland In five years under her leadership the practice saw 60 growth in assets

Shannon is also an attorney licensed to practice in New York State She received her law degree from The University of California Berkeley and her bachelors degree in psychology from St Bonaventure University

(SBDC) at Jamestown Community College ( JCC) vision is to create economic sustainability for all New Yorkers - one business at a time The SBDC delivers high quality business counseling and training to clients looking to start a business or improve the performance of an existing business Services are free and confidential and include a range of management and technical assistance from business plan development accounting guidance productivity enhancement and export assistance to loan information marketing and financial planning among other services

Article Contributed bySmall Business Development

Center (SBDC) at JCC

Small Business Development Center Hosts Women in Networking

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The Jamestown Gazette is available inChautauqua Cattaraugus and Warren CountyThank you for patronizing the fine businesses below who

make this paper available to all of our readers Copy Today

A Roycroft Renaissance Master Artisan recently partnered with Audubon Community Nature Center (ACNC) to create an artistic image to promote the nature program that serves the Western New YorkNorthwestern Pennsylvania region

Laura Wilderrsquos artwork for Audubon was funded by a generous donor who is both a member and supporter of ACNC as well as a long-time fan of Wilderrsquos work The image celebrates Audubonrsquos history and growth through a timeless design that is being used in its marketing and on items available for sale in its Blue Heron Gift Shop

After receiving her degree in art and spending several years as a graphic designer and commercial illustrator Wilder

discovered the designs and philosophy of the Arts and Crafts movement Inspired she learned printmaking and submitted her vintage-style block prints to the Roycroft Renaissance Jury The jury certified her as a Roycroft Renaissance Artisan and soon elevated her to Master Artisan

Twenty years later the Rochester NY artist continues to make block prints and paintings inspired by the beauty in nature the Arts and Crafts Movement and the sweet simple things in life More of her artwork can be found at laurawildercom

Audubonrsquos Blue Heron Gift Shop is now stocked with a variety of items that feature the commissioned work Included are canvas tote bags magnets postcards prints and more All proceeds from sales of Laura Wilder art items go directly to support ACNC and its nature education programs that reach thousands of schoolchildren every year

Audubon Community Nature Center is located at 1600 Riverside Road one-quarter mile east of Route 62 between Jamestown NY and Warren Pa

The three-story Nature Center building contains interactive displays a collection of live animals and the Blue Heron Gift Shop Building hours are Monday-Saturday 10 am-430 pm and Sundays 1-4 pm

To learn more about Audubon and its many programs call (716) 569-2345 or visit AudubonCNCorg

Audubon Community Nature Center builds and nurtures connections between people and nature by providing positive outdoor experiences opportunities to learn about and understand the natural world and knowledge to act in environmentally responsible ways

Article Contributed byAudubon Community

Nature Center (ACNC)

New Audubon Art Items at Blue Heron Gift Shop

Rochester NY artist Laura Wilder was recently commissioned to create a unique artistic image

for Audubon Community Nature Center As represented in the foreground the Blue Heron has long been a symbol of Audubon and is the

inspiration behind the naming of the Nature Centerrsquos own Blue Heron Gift Shop that now

carries items featuring this new design



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Here it is the New Year a time of resolutions and good intentions We are all going

to lose weight and organize our closets or maybe not A great way for family researchers to start out the year is to work on organizing our documents photos and other items that we have accumulated over time There is only one rule to organizing your research and that is that if works for you it is good We can all find articles or webinars on organization from the simplest to the ultra- complex but the bottom line is if you do not use it is no good at all Having said that I will offer a two-part article that encompasses both the paper and the computer records that we acquire

As I begin to prepare for the new year one of the first things that I do is to set up a research schedule for the coming year I assign each surname a month that I will focus my time looking at that specific surname As each month comes around I look at what I have on that family stacks of paper cryptic notes photos articles etc I use Family Tree Maker software so I also look at the Task list that is available for each surname This gives me a starting point for the month and allows me to set my goals However if you are really buried in documents and paper you may want to designate January as an overall organization month

So as you look through the stacks you have acquired I am sure that you will find some information on all of the surnames that you are working on This is the time to start setting up a general filing system using small banker boxes and hanging files I find that an Alphabetical system works best for me I start with the family surname and then create sub files within the larger file For now as you attempt to get a handle on the accumulated mountain of paper you can just drop any documents papers and lists into the correct section of the larger box They will then be there when you reach the month that was assigned to that surname

Once you have done the initial sorting you need to set up a more detailed system I keep a 3-ring

binder for each family To copy my system you will need 3-ring binders index sheets and page protectors Begin with printing or filling out a Family Tree (usually restricting it to 5 generations) a Family Group Sheet for each generation and a copy of the entire family history as it exists today Place your Family Tree and the Family History and at least one map of the area that your family comes from in the front of your notebook

You are now ready to move on to the generational divisions As I file the information I start with the furthest back generation Example I started with John William my g-g-grandfather and included his family group sheet and any documents that pertain to that generation Then I moved on to my great grandfather David and then my grandfather James Gordon and so forth Dividing the family by generations allows me to locate information and documents quickly It also is easy to see what I do not have and need to search for

It is now time to tackle the various documents lists and odd bits and pieces of paper that you have for this family Place the documents in the correct generation in the notebook Now tackle the lists and odd bits and pieces of paper As you sort through the ratty scraps of paper and lists and before you throw them out review them carefully adding any needed chores to the correct surname To Do List I find this last task to be essential as working from one centralized list for each family allows you to focus on what really needs done and reduces the chance of repeating research that was completed some time ago If you use a legal tablet for each family and tuck it in with the other papers and documents that you have for that family it will make it easier to locate when you work on that specific surname This is a skill that I have not mastered I somehow manage to make random notes on several families all on the same tablet Then I am doomed to read through all the strange notes that I have made and wonder what I intended to do with that specific information In January perhaps one of my resolutions will be to practice what I preach

To read Janet Walbergrsquos previous genealogy columns or to delve deeper into her writings and insights for searching out and recording your own familyrsquos genealogy please go to jamestowngazettecom and visit Janetrsquos own web page

Contributing WriterJanet Wahlberg

Genealogy with Janet Wahlberg

Beginning the New Year Organized

Tuesday January 14 2020 and can be made by calling (716) 569-2345 during business hours or going to AudubonCNCorgPrograms and clicking on ldquoCurrent Schedulerdquo

Walk-ins may be accepted if there is room call for availability after the deadline


To learn more about Audubon and its many programs call (716) 569-2345 during business hours visit AudubonCNCorg or find Audubon Community Nature Center on Facebook


CONTINUED FROM PG 2Family Yoga at Audubon


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and Jimmy Royce playing all sorts of traditional and rock n roll instruments and stomping the floors all while singing their hearts out in service to the song They are rapidly gaining a reputation as a force to be noticed with their high-energy performances full of humor delivered in well-constructed songs

Hardley said This is not the first time our show has had an up-and-coming musical entity take the stage While they seem to be turning heads

wherever they go Im not going to be surprised if these guys continue to surpass the expectations they had entering this lions den of touring bands

All live RHR regular season shows take place at Shawbucks across from Jamestowns Ice Arena Doors open mdash to all those holding or purchasing tickets mdash at 530pm for the Rolling Happy Hour Food and drink are available until 615 at which time audience members take their seats

and the house lights dim Audio and video recording begins promptly at 630 The bar reopens for 10 minutes at intermission and then again after the show when the audience and performers are invited to a Meet and Greet

There are three options for purchasing tickets Until the show is sold out tickets are available at the door the night of each show If you choose you can call the Rolling Ticket Hotline at (716) 294-0416 Tickets are also

available online at rollinghillsradioorgtickets Tickets for the September show are $1500

This project is made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by Tri-County Arts Council

Sean Patrick McGraw Uncle Bens Remedy

Submitted PhotosSubmitted Photos

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Audubon Community Nature Center is offering a special opportunity for families this winter

On Thursday January 16 from 5 to 6 pm certified Kidding Around Yoga (KAY) instructor Loretta Cheney will host a Family Yoga class The class will repeat on Thursday February 20

KAY programs are designed around a structure that includes lots of music and games are known for its ldquoSarge

Salutationrdquo and guide participants into a deep state of relaxation as they journey to their own ldquoSecret Gardenrdquo Additional experiences include brief meditation practices mindfulness activities breathing exercises and lots of posing dancing and laughing

Participants are requested to come in or bring comfortable clothing

The fee for the program is $16 for adults (16 and over) $12 for Nature Center members and $9 for children ages 4-15

Paid reservations are required by

Article Contributed byAudubon Nature

Community Center

Family Yoga at Audubon Thursday January 16


Posing dancing and laughing are all part of the Family Yoga class that at Audubon Community Nature Center on Thursday January 16

CONTINUED ON PAGE 14

ldquoThis holiday season will be a bit brighter for Americarsquos dairy farmers as todayrsquos vote brings us one step closer to finalizing USMCA and securing a more certain future for the dairy industry New Yorkrsquos dairy industry appreciates the work that Congressman Reed has invested

to ensure USMCA will provide expanded market opportunities and a more level playing field for dairy exports Now we are counting on the Senate to act quickly and finalize USMCA in order to deliver its improvements to North American traderdquo

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44 88 66 5599

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Solution to Sudoku





22 1133 66

66 77 3322 77

11 4477 44 55 9933 22 88

44 88 66 5599

33 44 22 11 66 99 77 88 5577 88 99 33 55 22 44 11 6655 11 66 88 44 77 99 22 3322 55 44 66 99 88 11 33 7799 66 11 22 77 33 55 44 8888 77 33 44 11 55 66 99 2211 33 55 77 22 44 88 66 9944 22 77 99 88 66 33 55 1166 99 88 55 33 11 22 77 44





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20 21 22 23

24 25 26

27 28 29 30 31

32 33 34 35 36 37

38 39 40 41

42 43 44 45 46 47

48 49 50

51 52 53 54 55

56 57 58 59 60 61

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66 67 68

69 70 71



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DID YOU KNOW















Painting



MONDAYAll Day


Eat Cheap Day

TUESDAYAll Day













With Food Purchase


$1099


WEEKLYSPECIALS















work that way












Trophy Hunting





amp LOUNGE




wednesday night


w ENDLESS FRIES


$900Beer amp Burger

WE CATER ANY EVENT














Humane Society



Photo Contest








Hall of Fame


Ticket Locations

JamestownGazettecom

















The First 100 Days


















Meeting

DEPARTMENT HEADS


Analora


Raimondo




Lehman







council)



Ellen DiTonto


Laurin









Clark





council)






(city council)




Daniel Kell



Nowell



Whitford

Notes Reappointment


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January 2020







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HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





55 66 3344 22

88 22 7799 88 6677 11 88

77 4455 22

22 66 99 3333 44 11

44 55 22 66 77 33 88 11 9966 33 77 99 11 88 44 55 2288 11 99 22 44 55 33 77 6699 88 55 77 66 44 11 22 3377 44 11 33 88 22 99 66 5533 22 66 11 55 99 77 44 8811 77 88 55 33 66 22 99 4422 66 44 88 99 77 55 33 1155 99 33 44 22 11 66 88 77


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Week of 123019 - 1520



Difficulty Easy

HOW TO SOLVE

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66 77 3322 77

11 4477 44 55 9933 22 88

44 88 66 5599

33 44 22 11 66 99 77 88 5577 88 99 33 55 22 44 11 6655 11 66 88 44 77 99 22 3322 55 44 66 99 88 11 33 7799 66 11 22 77 33 55 44 8888 77 33 44 11 55 66 99 2211 33 55 77 22 44 88 66 9944 22 77 99 88 66 33 55 1166 99 88 55 33 11 22 77 44





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38 39 40 41

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Trophy Hunting





amp LOUNGE




wednesday night


w ENDLESS FRIES


$900Beer amp Burger

WE CATER ANY EVENT














Humane Society



Photo Contest








Hall of Fame


Ticket Locations

JamestownGazettecom

















The First 100 Days


















Meeting

DEPARTMENT HEADS


Analora


Raimondo




Lehman







council)



Ellen DiTonto


Laurin









Clark





council)






(city council)




Daniel Kell



Nowell



Whitford

Notes Reappointment


an acting capacity


















Itrsquos true














ON BUSINESS





OFFComparable Brand

Names






JamestownGazettecom



Jamestown Gazette








Mission





January 2020







Mission




EOE









Time will tell







PUZZ

LESO

LUTI

ON




Week of 122319 - 122919



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





55 66 3344 22

88 22 7799 88 6677 11 88

77 4455 22

22 66 99 3333 44 11

44 55 22 66 77 33 88 11 9966 33 77 99 11 88 44 55 2288 11 99 22 44 55 33 77 6699 88 55 77 66 44 11 22 3377 44 11 33 88 22 99 66 5533 22 66 11 55 99 77 44 8811 77 88 55 33 66 22 99 4422 66 44 88 99 77 55 33 1155 99 33 44 22 11 66 88 77


ELECTRONICS

FITNESS


OUTDOORS


MISC

FURNITURE



TOOLS

AUTOMOTIVE






-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



HOUSEHOLD









PUZZLE

SOLU

TION

S



















January 6 2020












MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm


MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm





































STOWHoganrsquos Hut


























GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


STORAGE

HEATING SERVICE




YourHolidayParties

NOW BOOKING





Family Reunions


800-338-6534




665-6466

TRANSPORTATION

















































5 STAR

~ Timber Sales ~





















Humane Society



Photo Contest








Hall of Fame


Ticket Locations

JamestownGazettecom

















The First 100 Days


















Meeting

DEPARTMENT HEADS


Analora


Raimondo




Lehman







council)



Ellen DiTonto


Laurin









Clark





council)






(city council)




Daniel Kell



Nowell



Whitford

Notes Reappointment


an acting capacity


















Itrsquos true














ON BUSINESS





OFFComparable Brand

Names






JamestownGazettecom



Jamestown Gazette








Mission





January 2020







Mission




EOE









Time will tell







PUZZ

LESO

LUTI

ON




Week of 122319 - 122919



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





55 66 3344 22

88 22 7799 88 6677 11 88

77 4455 22

22 66 99 3333 44 11

44 55 22 66 77 33 88 11 9966 33 77 99 11 88 44 55 2288 11 99 22 44 55 33 77 6699 88 55 77 66 44 11 22 3377 44 11 33 88 22 99 66 5533 22 66 11 55 99 77 44 8811 77 88 55 33 66 22 99 4422 66 44 88 99 77 55 33 1155 99 33 44 22 11 66 88 77


ELECTRONICS

FITNESS


OUTDOORS


MISC

FURNITURE



TOOLS

AUTOMOTIVE






-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



HOUSEHOLD









PUZZLE

SOLU

TION

S



















January 6 2020












MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm


MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm





































STOWHoganrsquos Hut


























GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


STORAGE

HEATING SERVICE




YourHolidayParties

NOW BOOKING





Family Reunions


800-338-6534




665-6466

TRANSPORTATION

















































5 STAR

~ Timber Sales ~











The First 100 Days


















Meeting

DEPARTMENT HEADS


Analora


Raimondo




Lehman







council)



Ellen DiTonto


Laurin









Clark





council)






(city council)




Daniel Kell



Nowell



Whitford

Notes Reappointment


an acting capacity


















Itrsquos true














ON BUSINESS





OFFComparable Brand

Names






JamestownGazettecom



Jamestown Gazette








Mission





January 2020







Mission




EOE









Time will tell







PUZZ

LESO

LUTI

ON




Week of 122319 - 122919



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





55 66 3344 22

88 22 7799 88 6677 11 88

77 4455 22

22 66 99 3333 44 11

44 55 22 66 77 33 88 11 9966 33 77 99 11 88 44 55 2288 11 99 22 44 55 33 77 6699 88 55 77 66 44 11 22 3377 44 11 33 88 22 99 66 5533 22 66 11 55 99 77 44 8811 77 88 55 33 66 22 99 4422 66 44 88 99 77 55 33 1155 99 33 44 22 11 66 88 77


ELECTRONICS

FITNESS


OUTDOORS


MISC

FURNITURE



TOOLS

AUTOMOTIVE






-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



HOUSEHOLD









PUZZLE

SOLU

TION

S



















January 6 2020












MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm


MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm





































STOWHoganrsquos Hut


























GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


STORAGE

HEATING SERVICE




YourHolidayParties

NOW BOOKING





Family Reunions


800-338-6534




665-6466

TRANSPORTATION

















































5 STAR

~ Timber Sales ~
























Itrsquos true














ON BUSINESS





OFFComparable Brand

Names






JamestownGazettecom



Jamestown Gazette








Mission





January 2020







Mission




EOE









Time will tell







PUZZ

LESO

LUTI

ON




Week of 122319 - 122919



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





55 66 3344 22

88 22 7799 88 6677 11 88

77 4455 22

22 66 99 3333 44 11

44 55 22 66 77 33 88 11 9966 33 77 99 11 88 44 55 2288 11 99 22 44 55 33 77 6699 88 55 77 66 44 11 22 3377 44 11 33 88 22 99 66 5533 22 66 11 55 99 77 44 8811 77 88 55 33 66 22 99 4422 66 44 88 99 77 55 33 1155 99 33 44 22 11 66 88 77


ELECTRONICS

FITNESS


OUTDOORS


MISC

FURNITURE



TOOLS

AUTOMOTIVE






-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



HOUSEHOLD









PUZZLE

SOLU

TION

S



















January 6 2020












MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm


MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm





































STOWHoganrsquos Hut


























GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


STORAGE

HEATING SERVICE




YourHolidayParties

NOW BOOKING





Family Reunions


800-338-6534




665-6466

TRANSPORTATION

















































5 STAR

~ Timber Sales ~









JamestownGazettecom



Jamestown Gazette








Mission





January 2020







Mission




EOE









Time will tell







PUZZ

LESO

LUTI

ON




Week of 122319 - 122919



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





55 66 3344 22

88 22 7799 88 6677 11 88

77 4455 22

22 66 99 3333 44 11

44 55 22 66 77 33 88 11 9966 33 77 99 11 88 44 55 2288 11 99 22 44 55 33 77 6699 88 55 77 66 44 11 22 3377 44 11 33 88 22 99 66 5533 22 66 11 55 99 77 44 8811 77 88 55 33 66 22 99 4422 66 44 88 99 77 55 33 1155 99 33 44 22 11 66 88 77


ELECTRONICS

FITNESS


OUTDOORS


MISC

FURNITURE



TOOLS

AUTOMOTIVE






-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



HOUSEHOLD









PUZZLE

SOLU

TION

S



















January 6 2020












MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm


MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm





































STOWHoganrsquos Hut


























GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


STORAGE

HEATING SERVICE




YourHolidayParties

NOW BOOKING





Family Reunions


800-338-6534




665-6466

TRANSPORTATION

















































5 STAR

~ Timber Sales ~










PUZZ

LESO

LUTI

ON




Week of 122319 - 122919



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





55 66 3344 22

88 22 7799 88 6677 11 88

77 4455 22

22 66 99 3333 44 11

44 55 22 66 77 33 88 11 9966 33 77 99 11 88 44 55 2288 11 99 22 44 55 33 77 6699 88 55 77 66 44 11 22 3377 44 11 33 88 22 99 66 5533 22 66 11 55 99 77 44 8811 77 88 55 33 66 22 99 4422 66 44 88 99 77 55 33 1155 99 33 44 22 11 66 88 77


ELECTRONICS

FITNESS


OUTDOORS


MISC

FURNITURE



TOOLS

AUTOMOTIVE






-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



HOUSEHOLD









PUZZLE

SOLU

TION

S



















January 6 2020












MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm


MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm





































STOWHoganrsquos Hut


























GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


STORAGE

HEATING SERVICE




YourHolidayParties

NOW BOOKING





Family Reunions


800-338-6534




665-6466

TRANSPORTATION

















































5 STAR

~ Timber Sales ~


























January 6 2020












MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm


MOVIES AT THE REG


JokerWed Dec 8 7pm





































STOWHoganrsquos Hut


























GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


STORAGE

HEATING SERVICE




YourHolidayParties

NOW BOOKING





Family Reunions


800-338-6534




665-6466

TRANSPORTATION

















































5 STAR

~ Timber Sales ~











































STOWHoganrsquos Hut


























GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


STORAGE

HEATING SERVICE




YourHolidayParties

NOW BOOKING





Family Reunions


800-338-6534




665-6466

TRANSPORTATION

















































5 STAR

~ Timber Sales ~










GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


STORAGE

HEATING SERVICE




YourHolidayParties

NOW BOOKING





Family Reunions


800-338-6534




665-6466

TRANSPORTATION

















































5 STAR

~ Timber Sales ~






































5 STAR

~ Timber Sales ~








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