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the lake. At the meeting of the Chautauqua Lake Protection As many of us are enjoying the and Rehabilitation Agency on sights, sounds, and splashes of Wednesday, August 7, 2019 a Chautauqua Lake, there is a group presentation was made. Don that is working diligently toward See “LAKE” Page 10 making progress about maintaining
are you kidding me?? Everywhere I look there is something fantastic I’ve been hearing some talk that going on! now that we are into the month of Next on your summer fun agenda August, summer is coming to a close. All I have to say to that is... See “FOOD” Page 11
Night Lights Festival
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Music and Art Interactive at The Heron, Aug. 22-24
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Annual Free Event Showcases Local Agriculture
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COMMUNITY they create.” In their ninth year now, the Night Night Lights Festival organizers Lights Festival community is say, “Music festivals are not just growing bigger and better every about the music, they’re about the year. If you haven’t already, plan on becoming part of the music, art, nature, light community next weekend, August 22, 23, and 24th. The renowned Heron in Sherman is again the perfect location for light and sound to fill the air. Over thirty diverse musical acts are featured
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Three Days of Jazz ... Pg. 4
Chautauqua Institution Welcomes Wynton Marsalis & More
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By Gary Dulanski Yeeeeha! It’s time for the 51st annual Fredonia Farm Festival! The festival has been a staple in the Fredonia community for 51 years becoming a premier attraction to the area for tourists as well as the local population, and hosts over 130 craft vendors, great food, and
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fantastic entertainment for all ages. The festival will also provide free entertainment from live bands like MAC Band, Underground Stampede and Terry Buchwald, a well-known Elvis impersonator and recording artist from Western New York. His website states that he has “earned See “FREDONIA” Page 11
Jamestown Regional Celtic Fest. Celebration in Mayville, August 23 & 24
Jazz comes to the Chautauqua Institution’s Amphitheater August 20-23 at 8:15pm each day Up Close & Personal:
Luther R. Manus Jr. ... Pg. 6
Veteran of Two Wars Shares Adventures & Untold Truths Minute in Health:
Nutritional Labels ... Pg. 8
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The Indomitable Tiger Lily.. Pg. 9
Illustrating the Perfection of Nature’s Design
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By Nicholas Pircio
Did you know…? Summer is here and temperatures are reaching record highs. In 2018, 52 children died in hot cars. It was the deadliest year on record in the past 20 years. Since 1998, almost 800 children have died from vehicular heatstroke; 24% occurred in employer parking lots while the parent or caregiver was at work. This year there have been over 15 documented deaths. It’s difficult to predict when heat stroke will strike — mostly because the condition involves many factors,
You don’t have to be of Scottish descent to join in the fun and spectacle coming soon to Mayville Lakeside Park. Of course if you are, by all means come to the 14th annual Jamestown Regional Celtic Festival and Gathering of the Clans presented by the 96th Highlanders. It all starts the night of Friday August 23rd, and continues for a full day into Saturday August 24th. The Friday night kickoff starts at 6:30pm and continues until 9:30. The Town Pants will provide musical entertainment. Activities resume at 9am Saturday and run through 8:30pm, capped off by a
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Publisher’s Word “Settling Down”
I just love the on-set of autumn in the Southern Tier. Everyone will continue the summer traditions of golfing, barbequing, and relaxing with a good glass of wine while watching the glorious sunsets. But late August can bring cool mornings and cooler nights – “great sleeping weather”, my mother always says. Short sleeves and shorts give way to sweaters and jeans. And the summer hustle and bustle, (it’s such a short season – we simply must cram in as much fun as we possibly can), starts to sputter a bit, largely evident during the quiet weekdays. It’s truly one
of my favorite times of the year – this “shoulder-time” between summer and fall. Well, the change in seasons is inevitable, but we’ll scarcely have time to notice – there’s still sometime left of fun in the sun, and I’m planning on taking every advantage of living in such a wonderful place. So, dear readers – keep an eye on the horizon but live for today and tomorrow. With a happy, upbeat attitude, you just never know – something really great is undoubtedly in store for you! Until next week… JZ
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“Each year we have done Chautauqua Mall will help purchase these items. Lincoln Center Orchestra the community kick off the new The Back-to-School Party is a the backpack giveaway it has and Wynton Marsalis. The school year with two events: family-friendly event aimed to grown, and this year will be exploration of cultural and Back-to-School Party and Stuff celebrate a new academic year the largest one yet,” said Sarah societal issues has yielded the Bus. During Stuff the Bus, for local students, while also Gilbert, marketing coordinator some of Wynton Marsalis’s from now until August 18, showing support for schools at The Chautauqua Center. “We most impactful work: the 1986 guests will have the opportunity in the community. The Back- are grateful for the Chautauqua Grammy Award─winning to support the Jamestown to-School Party will feature Mall for coordinating this school supply Jazz comes to the Chautauqua “New York City is the most Black Codes, 2007’s Local Schools LEAP Program entertaining activities such as exciting Institution’s Amphitheater for fluid, pressure-packed, and From the Plantation to the by donating supplies and games, crafts and a bounce donation event. We can reach three days in August at 8:15 cosmopolitan metropolis the Penitentiary, and 1994’s resources for children and house provided by the YMCA more students than ever before pm each day. modern world has ever seen,” Blood on the Fields — the teachers in need. The donation of Jamestown. In addition, the because of their help, as well August 20th, 2019 “The says Pulitzer Prize–winner first jazz composition ever event is being held to benefit first 500 kiddos will receive a as the generous community Jungle” Jazz at Lincoln Center Wynton Marsalis. “The speed, to win a Pulitzer Prize. the Chautauqua Center’s 6th free sample of GoGo squeeze. members and organizations Orchestra with the Chautauqua freedom, and intensity of our The Ever Fonky Lowdown Annual Backpack Giveaway, “Chautauqua Mall who have contributed this Symphony Orchestra. The relationships to each other — continues to highlight this a popular community initiative recognizes the important role year.” Stuff the Bus and Back-toJungle (Symphony No. 4) was and to the city itself — forces close connection between that has grown significantly our schools play in driving the commissioned and premiered us onto a collective super ambitious leadership and over the years. This year, the future of our community, and School Party are the latest by the New York Philharmonic highway unlike any other in uncompromised creativity. Chautauqua Center plans to we wanted to host two events examples of Chautauqua in 2016 and serves as Wynton our country.” August 23, 2019 Jazz at distribute over 600 backpacks that support exactly that,” said Mall’s engaging programs Marsalis’s depiction of New August 22, 2019 The Ever Lincoln Center Orchestra with filled with school supplies Kate Miller, marketing director and events for the community. York as super highway. Fonky Lowdown: Jazz at Wynton Marsalis. to Jamestown students. As at Chautauqua Mall. “Stuff the This is just one example of a celebratory finale for the Bus and Back-to-School Party parent company Washington donation event, Chautauqua truly align with our community Prime Group’s commitment Mall will host a Back-to-School values, and we’re looking to creating a community Party on Saturday, August 17 forward to not only celebrating center where guests can not from 11 am - 1:30 pm. with families through a fun only shop, but also have new At Big Inlet Brewing Company, August 17th, 11 am Those wishing to make a event, but also giving back in a experiences and celebrate seasonal traditions, like BackDoug Yeomans and Mountain donation can visit the school meaningful way.” to-School, together. bus located in Center Court Chautauqua Mall is proud to Run Creek Bend feat. the For additional information Panfil Brothers • The Blue now through August 18. 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Up Close &Personal:
C H A U TA U Q U A A M P H I T H E AT E R E V E N I N G E N T E R TA I N M E N T
Luther R. Manus Jr.
Veteran of Two Wars Shares Adventures & Untold Truths
Luther R, Manus Jr. and his wife Connie were recently recognized at the Diana Ross concert at the Chautauqua Institution where The Lakeside Ledger was able to catch up with them.
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Part 3 of a 3 part series By Special Agent Ken Zatyko, Lt Colonel retired, United States Air Force Previously, we explained the early part of 1Lt Luther Manus’s military career. Luther R. Manus Jr, now 91 years old, told Zimmer Media how he was drafted in March 1946 into the US Army during WWII, and completed his distinguished career in April 1971 after a tour in Vietnam. After the reduction in force of the 1950’s First Lieutenant Manus was demoted to E-6 and soon was assigned to Fort Drum, NY followed by Tehran, Iran. The following are two more vignettes from his career. Vignette #5: Manus Grew Up in an Italian Neighborhood and the Italians Loved His Language Skills. Assigned to Verona and later Vincenza, the vehicle fleet was in disrepair and the US Army Military Intelligence Units
couldn’t complete their missions because vehicles and boats would always break down midstream. He read all the Army regulations and offered suggestions. Finally, a commanding officer listened and invited him to brief a Major General (two star) from the Pentagon who would be visiting. Not a bit nervous and confident of his knowledge, he explained to the General over Chivas Regal Scotch Whiskey how the Headquarters in Italy and the Pentagon could work together to receive a budget and purchase all new vehicles. He would complete five steps of the required paperwork on his end, and they General’s staff would complete five tasks at the Pentagon. Within 12 months they should have new vehicles. Sure enough, it works and a whole new fleet for a battalion sized unit arrived within 11 months. (Note: A battalion is a combat unit of 500 to 800 soldiers). He was treated like a “god,” but humbly didn’t stop there. Since it was a bi-national work force of mechanics. He brought all the Italian soldiers into and auditorium and gave them a pep talk in Italian like they never heard from an American, especially a black enlisted soldier. American lecturers always used translators, but not Luther. He wanted to show them he cared about their language and culture. Occasionally during his speech on what forms to fill out and how to be more productive, he needed help with a word or two, but when it was over the Italians cheered and cheered. They would do anything for him and the American soldiers after this speech. They completed forms correctly, and other bureaucratic American paperwork in
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triplicate. But Luther had one other important ceremonial job to do while in Italy, he led the Bi-National Honor Guard. He was so outstanding, the U.S. National Honor Guard took notice, ordering him to move within five days just as he was about to go on leave (vacation). He did not have regrets, heck his family saw Europe while he worked earning everyone’s respect. He made quite a difference, and finally was promoted The Reg Lenna is hosting one grade from E6 to E7 a viewing of “The Secret after 16 years in the military. Life of Pets 2” as part of it’s Interestingly, the General Movies @ The Reg Series on who headed the Board and August 21st at 7 pm. three officers ensured they Tickets are only $5! Online practiced the board questions ticket sales close one hour with him beforehand, but they all followed the rules and he answered them exactly as taught. Clearly, they weren’t supposed to help in prep sessions, but he wasn’t going to complain. Newly promoted and now back in the States, Cont. From Page 6 He led the transportation unit for the Honor Guard at Fort Meyer, Arlington, his safety, but the safety VA. He didn’t like how the of his comrades in arms Guards walked. He thought if he missed an artillery their ceremonial March coordinate, call for help, or back and forth at the tomb command. It was a tough of the unknown soldier was assignment trying to lead a feminine gait and asked to with limited hearing ability. be transferred. They moved Upon arrival to Vietnam, the him to the Post Transportation Commanding Officer asked Unit where there was little him to care for the troops work, so he worked at the base after two First Sergeants were gas station most days drawing struggling with alcoholism two paychecks. The military from battle scars. Of course, was holding a grudge, but he Luther showed empathy to made the best of it to provide his colleagues and took on the work of three people. He for his family. Vignette #6: Vietnam stepped right up, but it was Riders, Do You Want a challenging mission. One to Replace Two Drunk hundred of his 500 soldiers First Sergeants? By this had to pull additional guard time, Luther had developed duty at a nearby base as significant hearing loss. He well as dangerous jungle was not concerned about maneuvers. Everyone was exhausted. Two had been sent to prison from sleeping on duty. He had to stop the See “MANUS” Page 7
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men from being found asleep at their post. American lives were at risk. He would walk the perimeter of the Post at night and when he found one of his soldiers asleep, he would shoot a round into the ground next to their head. This would wake them up and stop the behavior. He would educate them of the dangers of sleeping on duty explaining that could have been an enemy bullet. However, on one occasion, one of his troops didn’t take it too kindly and awoke during this extreme alarm clock maneuver as a bullet was being fired by Manus. The young soldier jumped up and the bullet almost went through the young man’s skull. A standoff ensued and each man was almost shot by the other. A lesson learned by Sergeant First Class Manus, one he would never forget, and one that changed his disciplinary tactics. He never fired a shot again. He survived Vietnam without a mortar round hitting the
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post. His tour was up with two outposts secure, he was asked where he wanted to go for his next assignment. Of course, he picked ROTC at Gannon University, Erie, PA. It was home, it made him an officer. The Army reluctantly agreed and sent him on for his final tour in snow country. What an interesting and distinguished career spanning four decades and over 24 years of Service. 1Lt Luther Manus, Jr resides in Erie, PA with his wife Connie. He was recently honored at Chautauqua Institution by Singer Diana Ross and the Institution’s Leadership to include Athenaeum Hotel Manager Mr. Leland Lewis, and President Michael Hill. The Villager and Ledger honor and thank 1Lt Manus for his faithful Service to our Country serving tours Stateside as well as in the Philippines, Iran, Italy, and Vietnam. We plan on spending his 92 Birthday with him. God Speed Luther!
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Minute in Health:
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Garden Girl:
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Illustrating the Perfection of Nature’s Design
4. Make sure to check the types of fats. Margarine and partially hydrogenated fats should be avoided. Stick to the healthy oils, such as Avocado, Olive and Coconut Oils. 5. Limit your sugar intake. Beware of additional sweeteners that fall under names such as corn syrup, rice and maple syrup, molasses, honey, or any of the terms ending in ‘ol’ (maltitol), and those ending in ‘ose’ (dextrose and fructose). According to the AHA, Art & Article By Linda K. Yates The average grocery store informs you that it contains women should use only 100 Artist & Gardener carries over 39,000 items. unhealthy fats like vegetable discretionary calories of sugar per day. This equals 25 grams Between our well-stocked oil. grocery stores and unlimited 2. Remember to check the or 6 teaspoons...per day! Let’s Of all the endless and access to the Internet, it’s serving size. A box of ‘healthy’ put this in perspective: a wonderful selections of 12-ounce can of soda contains possible to purchase just about cereal may have a serving size summer flowers, I find that I 150 calories and 41 grams of anything we need or want. of only ¼ – ½ cup, which always am thrilled to pieces Unfortunately, we are often can be pretty unreasonable carbohydrates. All 41 grams by the sight of the orange enticed to purchase a food for most people. In reality a of these carbs are sugar, which spotted tall Tiger Lily. Not coverts to a whooping 10.25 product based solely on the “normal” serving size could to take away from the most teaspoons of sugar! front of a can, box, or other type contain 4 times the amount of of packaging: low fat, heart- calories. Some “fast foods” 6. Watch out for the healthy prolific and adored roadside Daylilies, often also called by healthy, zero sugar, etc. are super-sized, making them sounding breads and pastas the same name ‘Tiger Lily’, made of ‘whole wheat.’ These However, these often don’t ridiculously unhealthy. I am referring to the Lilium tell the whole story. Attempting 3. Carefully read the Daily often list their first ingredient species ‘Tigrinum’. to cash in on the latest diet Value Percentage (DV%) as wheat flour. This is a far cry It’s a lingering subject or nutritional craze, many because it can be very from the ‘whole grain’ wheat because they have literally flour that is truly healthy. companies package their misleading. These numbers been in bloom for weeks When reading the label, look products based on only one are based on government elsewhere in the county, but ingredient. “Fat Free” foods standards of a daily for 3 grams or more of fiber have now just really come may be loaded with sugars and 2,000-calorie diet. Instead per serving, which helps to calories! To be truly healthy, of looking at the percentage, identify the product as ‘whole into their own here, probably because it is more shaded. Also a product should pass several you should be looking for grain’. I find that it has been a real criteria. the number of milligrams Your first few trips to the store challenge to find places in my may be time-consuming, but That’s when you need to (such as in sodium). gardens where I can even keep check out their ‘back side’. For example, if you will speed up! Shopping them alive! But this is a good will become quicker and easier Learn how to decipher the list of your daily goal of salt is the ingredients and nutritional facts. recommended average of less once you find the products that year! They are flourishing for Here lies the truth about how than 2,300 milligrams, you are meet your criteria. Your health me finally in a couple of places and it makes me feel good, ‘healthy’ a product really is. more than likely consuming is worth it!! like ‘Really Good’! There is Barbara J. Albaugh Weilacher, 1. Watch out for that box of 3,400 milligrams if you are crackers that advertises ‘trans basing your consumption on Clinical Nutritionist, Barkstrom something magical about their appearance. Acupuncture, PC fat free, while the ‘back side’ the percentage! Maybe it’s the perfection of Nature’s design! They bloom vehicles and can not get out. minutes When it’s 90 degrees on a very tall and unusually outside it can get to 109 degrees sturdy stem bearing 12 or 18% are intentional. You should never leave your inside after 10 minutes and 124 Cont. From Cover children or anyone for that after 30 minutes When it’s 95 matter in an unattended hot degrees outside it can get to 114 including a person’s age, weight car. It can be just a matter of degrees inside after 10 minutes and existing health conditions. minutes before a heat stroke. and 129 after 30 minutes. Cont. From Cover Pets should also not be left But most cases happen when a Car windows act to both absorb child’s core body temperature the sun’s rays and insulate in hot cars or unattended, rises above 104 degrees F (40 your vehicle: The inside of a thousands of animals die each nighttime celebration. degrees C) for an extended car can heat up to 110 degrees year from being left in hot cars. Last year’s Celtic Festival period of time. Fahrenheit in only ten minutes People think it is okay to just featured eight pipe bands, the run in for a minute then they get most at any festival in western About 58% of deaths have on an 80º day. been attributed to just simply We all know we have had distracted and do not realize it New York. Musical entertainers being forgotten, yes it is hard to some days well above 80 only takes minutes. will travel to Mayville to add There are several trainings to the atmosphere, featuring fathom that people can forget degrees, so the temperature will that they brought their children rise higher and quicker. When and videos now to help people Celtic bands, bagpipe bands, with them. (I find it hard to it’s 85 degrees outside it can understandthedangers.Ifyouwould Scottish and Irish dancers, and believe) 26% are due to children get to 104 degrees inside after like more information go to www. a fiddle group giving fiddle playing and getting locked in 10 minutes and 119 after 30 NSC.org. Now you know… demonstrations. And don’t forget the games! The Scottish HeavyAthletes will be back at it, where competitors take part in the sport that tests the mind and muscles. Examples At the Dunkirk City Pier, August 16th - August 18th include the sixteen-pound Open The Dunkirk Great Lakes offered spectacular views over of the America Civil War. TheStone Throw, the Weight Throw for distance, and the Scottish Offshore Grand Prix returns the racecourse. 2018 Dunkirk Great LakesHammer Throw, based on the to Chautauqua County for a Last year, spectators enjoyed Offshore Grand Prix featured second time on August 16th the unique vantage points at multi-camera course coveragevillage blacksmith’s hammer. – 18th at the Dunkirk City the Dunkirk Light House Park and drone footage producedThe signature event is the Caber Pier. The inaugural event in on Point Gratiot along with by American PerformanceToss, which involves lifting and 2018 was a success, with free weekend festivities including Media. The race was alsoheaving tapered pine trunks. spectator viewing areas along live music from seven different produced for broadcast on theThis particular game may have the revitalized picturesque bands, a variety of vendors CBS Sports Network and airsbegun as a military exercise. 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o’clock position. Another activity is the pitchfork, or Sheaf Toss. A pitchfork is used to toss a sixteen pound bag of hay over a cross bar, which is raised six inches at a time. The winning toss is the highest one over the bar without knocking it down. There is also a weight toss for height, where a 56-pound weight is swung between the knees and tossed over a bar using only one hand. You will find plenty of food vendors, so you certainly won’t go hungry. And be sure to check out the many Celtic vendors and their displays. Last year’s event proved to be well attended, according to festival coordinator Doug Clark, who said between 4,000 and 5,000 people were there. “And we’re looking for a bigger year this year.” As for the Scottish clans, Clark expects about twenty clans to be there. They’ll offer genealogy and information about their clan. “They’re the historical side of the festival.” Don’t forget the Scottish Auction, where area businesses and festival vendors contribute their wares. All money raised
from the auction goes to the scholarship fund, which has donated some sixteen scholarships, according to Clark. Donated items will be accepted right up until the day of the festival. “We’ll take anything from money donations to items to be auctioned off in the silent auction. It’s similar to a Chinese auction, only of course here the auction is Scottish.” About sixty baskets will feature various items. “These range from car products right on through beauty and health, along with an overnight stay at Webb’s Lake Resort.” Clark notes camping is available, not on site, but within five miles of Mayville Lakeside Park. Campgrounds can be found toward Sherman, and near Snug Harbor. The cost of admission to the festival is a $10 donation, seniors are $8, with children 13 and under free. For Friday night, there is a $5 donation, with all kids admitted free. You can check out further information online at www.96thhighlanders. com.
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Cont. From Cover on three different stages during the three day festival including Snarky Puppy (Grammy Award winners), RJD2, Beats Antique, Lotus, Aqueous Turkuaz, Bright Light Social Hour, The Motet, Moon Hooch, London Souls, and many more. This is a list of artists that have previously played the festival. This year’s line-up is: Girl Talk, Aqueous, !!! (chk chk chk), Uncle Mike’s Random Company featuring Mike Gantzer of Aqueous with members of moe., Dopapod, TAUK, and Aqueous, Sunsquabi, GhostNote, Big Something, Marco Benevento and many more. Along with the talented music acts filling the weekend, the lights that light up the nights’ sky are an unforgettable experience. Marketing Manager Kat Horton explains, “There will be LED installations, art performances, murals, and more.” You have to be in the lights to believe it, there’s nothing like it. Even as spectacular as the sights and sounds of the Night Lights Festival is, no creative community gathering would be complete without the element of art. There will live painting during the performances. It’s fascinating to be inspired
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together when artists, fueled in the same environment as the guests, create before your eyes. In addition to the art installations, The Festival at The Heron has hiking/ biking on over 200 acres, swimming, yoga, local craft vendors, and great food. With so much happening and to experience, of course guests may camp. Woods camping is included in the price of your tickets. Plan on staying the full three days to completely immerse yourself. Thursday, August 22, is “like a bonus day” exclusively for weekend pass holders only. Single day passes for Friday and Saturday are available but explore the camping options, including car camping - carpool with your friends to save even more money, for your best deal. Go to NightLightsFest.com to secure your presale tickets. Single day passes are only available online. You will be able to purchase weekend passes for $150 at all WNY Headspace locations, Terrapin Station (Buffalo), Madd Tattoo (Buffalo), Liquid Monkey (Jamestown), and Aaron’s Alley (Rochester) . Parking passes may be purchased in advance online only or at the gate when you arrive. Save money on advance purchased pricing for all tickets which are: weekend passes $149.99; Friday and Saturday passes $79 each;
parking $20 (regular vehicles) and $35 for a car camping pass. If still available,tickets may be purchased at the gate at regular price. This is a rain or shine event so thankfully it’s guaranteed to happen on these dates. Sorry to say no pets allowed. As with most huge community events, volunteers make it happen. Horton is excited about “crews heading out to the grounds at the end of this week. There’s almost 400 volunteers and we’re always looking.” It’s a great opportunity to contribute while enjoying the festival for free. Check out nightlightsfest. com/volunteer-info/ to get information and fill out the volunteer application. The Heron Farm & Event Center, Home of The Great Blue Heron Music Festival & Green Heron Growers, is centrally located in Southwestern New York at 2361 Wait Corners Rd, Sherman. For more info, tickets and all things Night Lights, visit WWW. NIGHTLIGHTSFEST.COM Kat Horton, who works diligently to help present this event, is genuine when expressing that they, “are always appreciative of local support.” Whether it’s volunteering or simply attending and enjoying yourself, for three days and three nights come live their motto: COMMUNITY. ART. NATURE.
McCord, County Planning and Community Development Division Director, presented five alternatives to fund the care and treatment of Chautauqua Lake. The mission statement of the group, as read by Pierre Chagnon, County Legislator, on April 3, 2019 is “to form a lake protection and rehabilitation district to raise dedicated funds for the purpose of rehabilitation and maintenance of Chautauqua Lake and its watershed.” The five alternatives presented 4 months later reflect the progress made by the group thus far. George Borello who attended the meeting held by the agency on July 8, 2019 revealed the reason behind this research and work in a quote. According to Borello, “What we did this year is financially unsustainable.” More advanced planning is necessary to mitigate the last minute funding agreements for lake treatments that were made earlier in 2019. The five financing plans presented by Mr. McCord were compared to determine which one would be the most equitable plan to raise the approximately 1.5 million dollars annually that are necessary to fund the care of the lake. The first of the plans is a Flat District fee-
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revenue that already comes into the coffers from lakefront property taxes. It has been suggested that perhaps all Cont. From Cover Chautauqua County residents should support the care of Chautauqua Lake. HAS to be the Chautauqua Whatever the ChautauquaInstitution Food Festival. Lake Protection andThe week- long event Rehabilitation Agency decide,brings everything we love the lake does need the supportabout summer all to one of humans. A new websitephenomenal place. Bestor announced by the DEC andPlaza will be abuzz with a DOH provides New Yorkersvariegated assemblage of fare with information aboutand potables sure to tantalize drinking water but also aboutthe taste buds of all who the “health of New York’sattend. The festivities kick off abundant lakes, rivers, andSunday, August 18 at noon streams, as well as waterswith the ultimate experience used for recreation and habitatin the Bavarian Garden. protection,” according to a Purchase of a tasting ticket press release from the DECwill provide you with a tasting dated August 2, 2019. sheet, souvenir glass and carte On that site, Know Yourblanche to sample the finest NY Water, Chautauqua Lake,local and regional wines, North and Chautauqua Lake,beers and spirits. Keep track South are listed as Impairedand purchase your favorites to in reports dated 5/01/18.take home with you. Pairing The reports list sources ofyour drinks with delectable pollutants, management status,on site eats will provide a and further details for anyonemoveable feast. who may be interested in the From the finest in restaurant condition of Chautauqua Lake,dining to casual food truck its streams, and watershed. delights, the food vendors Readers who would like toofferings will satisfy know more about the potentialthe smallest to the most establishment of a Lake Districtwhopping of hungers. Serving to fund the maintenance ofup everything from BBQ and Chautauqua Lake can attendKabobs to Thai, Chicken and the next meeting of theTacos there is something sure Chautauqua Lake Protectionto delight the palate of festival and Rehabilitation Agency togoers of all ages. be held on September 11, 2019 When it comes to sweet at 4 pm in Room 331 of thetreats the Food Festival Gerace Office Building on Eriehas you covered. Dark Street in Mayville. Forest Chocolate Maker’s, Lancaster, NY and The Sweetest Thing (“Life is Short, Make it Sweet!”),
Tiered. The 2,522 property owners identified as Tier 1 (lakefront) would pay a yearly $250 to the county to fund lake maintenance. The 6,709 Tier 2 property owners would pay a yearly $125. The second funding idea is a Flat District Fee, which would require a $162.50 fee per property owner of both tiers. A third funding suggestion from Mr. McCord would be based upon assessed value of the Lake District properties. At .86/$1,000 assessed value, the average fee between both tiers would be $160.85 with some paying less and others paying much more annually. Parcel size would determine the funding for the fourth idea and would take into consideration whether the parcel is vacant or built upon. Tier 1 taxpayers would ante up $125-$375 in this instance. Tier 2 taxpayers would pay between $20 and $275 if parcel size were the method used. The final method presented is a formula that assigns point values for a parcel of land. It considers built v. vacant, Tier 1 v. Tier 2, lake frontage, and the size of the parcel. Property owners of both tiers would incur a tax of between $42.61$690.98. Not all members of the agency are happy with the potential of adding another tax burden to lakefront property owners. Some have argued that the entire county benefits from the 25-26% of county
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Starts at the Sunset Bay Beach Club, August 17th, 9:30 am The Sunset Bay Experience day long events and activities will be held on Saturday, August 17th at The Sunset Bay Beach Club and Cabana Sam’s Sunset Bay Grill in Irving, NY. The day will begin with the 5th Annual Reach the Beach 5K Run/Walk at 9:30 am. This sanctioned race starts and ends at the Sunset Bay
Enjoy drink specials and a meal at Cabana Sam’s throughout the day while listening to live music and watching “Minute-To-WinIt” games. Be sure to purchase tickets for the Basket Raffle and to take your chances on the “Basket of CHEER!” All proceeds will benefit the Sunset Bay Volunteer Fire Department.
Beach Club. All registrants will get free parking & beach access for the day. After the race and refreshments, head over to Cabana Sam’s Sunset Bay Grill for our Craft and Vendor Show. Vendors will be displaying their wares from 12 to 6 p.m. at this beachside marketplace.
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Jamestown, NY will be on hand to satisfy everyone’s sweet tooth. Hand-crafted, high quality chocolates and ambrosial baked goods paired with wines - or on their own are sure to please. Farm to table freshness abounds in the lush Western New York region we are grateful to call home. Locally owned purveyors of home grown, locally sourced and organic meats, vegetables, herbs and fruits will also be on hand giving way to healthier lifestyles and support of local growers. They can even help get you started on growing your own produce with a variety of Heirloom seeds, organic soils and workshops available to those interested in learning more. In the mood for a thrilling whodunit? Help solve the crime during the fully immersible, imbibable Athenaeum Hotel Parlor Murder Mystery Cocktail Hour on Wednesday, August 21st from 3:30-5pm. The Athenaeum is also host to two very special five-course tasting menu events complete with wine pairings at the hotel’s Heirloom Restaurant. Relax, dine and delight in your surroundings as executive chef’s Edward Work and Ben Shropshire fill your Thursday and Friday evening’s with the finest of cuisine. Reservations and purchased tickets are necessary to attend these two special evenings. The Carnegie Center has some fun up their scientific sleeves as well. Join them
Sunday the 18th from 1-3pm for Frozen S’Mores (yes, I said FROZEN S’mores!) and Friday the 23rd for Liquid Nitrogen Slushies. Lab coats and goggles not necessary. Daily Amphitheatre will be in full swing the week of the Food Festival as well. Wander down on Sunday the 18th at 2:30 and enjoy the sounds of Northeast Brazil presented by Rob Curto. Take in a lecture and catch the smooth jazz stylin’s of world renowned trumpeter and composer Wynton Marsalis. Do as little or as much as you’d like while on the pristine grounds of this magical place. From beach walking to park lazing the Chautauqua Institution Food Festival is the place for everyone to be. The festival runs Sunday, August 18th from 12-4 and Monday through Friday August 19th 23rd from 12-4pm and 4-8pm. Tickets for the Athenaeum events may be purchased by calling 716-357-5005. Bavarian Garden and Gate Tickets may be purchased by calling 716-357-6250 or by visiting the Ticket Office at the Main Gate Welcome Center. Visit www.chq.org for information on this and other events taking place at Chautauqua Institution. Remember! Entrance to Chautauqua Institution is always FREE on Sunday. Gather with friends and family and explore all of the fun, fancy free and family friendly wonderment this special place holds for visitors of all ages.
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Cont. From Cover the distinction of being named one of the top tribute artists in the United States by the Los Angeles Times and is a proud member of the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame Class of 2017. Audiences across the nation are astonished by his dynamic voice and striking resemblance to Elvis. By all accounts, Terry has the looks, the moves and the voice of the legendary King”. Festival Chairman Mark Mackey who has served the position for three years, filled me in on how the festival works behind the scenes. This year there will be two Grand Marshals, Eric Huddy and Richard Jozwaik founding partners of AgriAmerica, LLC. Eric Huddy is a Founding Partner & Managing Member of AgriAmerica, LLC and has worked as an intern developing & operating experimental vineyard equipment for Cornell University’s Lake Erie Regional Grape Program. He received a degree in Agricultural Engineering with a minor emphasis in Agricultural Business from Alfred State College in 1990. Richard Jozwiak Founding Partner & Operations Director for AgriAmerica, LLC has worked greater than 25
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years for the Carriage House Company (formally Red Wing) processing fruit and as the lead man in the Jam & Jelly cook room and is a elected member to the Chautauqua County Farm Bureau Board of Directors. Their duties as Grand Marshals will be to vote on the best floats, and they will weigh in on their favorite cars during the car show on Friday from noon to four and will present the Grand Marshal’s trophies to the lucky winners. The 51st Annual Grand Parade will be on Sunday, August 25th and the organizers are encouraging the public to be part of it with a custom designed float of your own! The Grand Marshals will be riding in the parade, and it will take place on Temple Street. The Fredonia Farm Festival is a community event established in 1969 to showcase local agriculture and to commemorate the farmers for their hard work. In 2016 the Fredonia Grange No.1 accepted the Festival into their organization and has continued the 50-year tradition. The Festival is held in Historic Fredonia’s beautiful downtown parks. There will be plenty of an array of fresh vegetables and fruits grown locally by farmers. The festival will take place in the Barker Commons Park in downtown Freedonia. The events begin on Thursday,
August 22nd at Dusk where there will be a Free Movie in the Park ‘Ralph Breaks the Internet” in case of rain the location will move to Fredonia Grange No 1, 58 W Main Street. On Friday, August 23rd at 6pm the Children’s Tractor Pull will take place on Church Street also at 6pm the Hose Race on Center Street will be put on by Fredonia Fire Department, and from 7 to 10 Elvis impersonator Terry Buchwald performs on the main stage! Saturday, August 24th at 1 pm the Cornhole Tournament takes place on Day Street. Mr. Mackey told me, “what is unique about the festival is that events are free from registration fees, the live entertainment and the movie – all free and open to the public”. He also acknowledged the hard work of his staff of volunteers who put the festival together, and without them farm fest wouldn’t have been possible. When asked how many people he thought would come this year he said “thousands of people come filling up the park and the sidewalks. Even those who moved away from the community have been known to arrange their vacations to coincide with the festival”. So, come on out with the family and be a part of local farming Americana. For More Info visit: fredoniafarmfestival.org
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