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ORCHARD PARK: a hidden gem

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Let’s look at a sampling of activities and opportunities in Orchard Park, beginning with Quaker Days, which annually attracts thousands of residents and friends. The event, held this year from July 25-29, includes special shopping opportunities, Taste of Orchard Park, Classic Car Show, Ice Cream Social, Barbecue, Street Dance, and 5K run.

Orchard Park also boasts one of the best Fourth of July Celebrations in WNY with a parade, musical entertainment, and a spectacular fireworks display. Orchard Park Festival of the Arts is credited as one of the longest running quality art festivals in this region; it draws up to 75,000 people each September. Orchard Park’s newest event, Oktoberfest, began in 2016 and draws close to a thousand people. The Orchard Park Pavilion brings in hundreds of people to each of its twenty-six concerts throughout the summer months.

The number of new businesses opening in Orchard Park continues to grow, as diverse professional and retail venues choose Orchard Park to establish their businesses. Realtors are bemoaning lack of inventory to meet the high demand from buyers. New builds are also on the rise.

Orchard Park has been home to the Buffalo Bills stadium—now with new look to go with its new name, New Era—since 1973; this is monumental for a small community.

Orchard Park also has some of the most scenic areas in Western New York including Chestnut Ridge Park.

With the beautiful trails, rolling hills and the Eternal Flame, it is a destination to behold. Green Lake is a family friendly spot for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and picnicking.

Business First recently gave Orchard Park top ratings in the “Quality of Life” category. We encourage those who have not had the pleasure of visiting Orchard Park to head south and enjoy all this community has to share. Visit everythingop.com for descriptions and complete listings, including dates and times, of activities and events in Orchard Park.

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Visit the Tonawandas

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This summer, see what the Tonawandas have to offer The Tonawandas have a rich history in Western New York. Located between Buffalo and Niagara Falls, they once served as vital port on the Great Lakes, as well as home to a thriving lumber industry. Now, a plethora of dining, shopping, museums, and festivals make WNY’s twin cities a year-round destination community with something for everyone.

This summer marks the first Music & Arts Festival of the Tonawandas. From July 31 through August 4, Tonawanda and North Tonawanda will be home to Tours of the Corning Glass Barge & Lois McClure Boat; Farm to Table Artisans Block Party, and Dinner in front of Webster’s Bistro; tribute concerts to the Who, Shania Twain, and Garth Brooks; and an Art Walk showcasing artists and art activities. A full listing of event dates, times, and locations can be found on the Music & Arts Festival of the Tonawandas Facebook page.

Canal Fest of the Tonawandas, Inc. is the largest festival of its kind along the banks of the Erie Canal. With activities for the whole family from July 15 to 22, it’s another opportunity to engage with all this area has to offer.

For more information, visit the event Facebook page or canalfest.org Each summer, the Gateway Harbor Park hosts Taste of the Tonawandas, Food Truck Thursdays, an Old-Fashioned Street Dance, Wednesday Canal Concert Series, and Pizza and More Fest. Admission to all events is free.

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Longer days call for longer weekends, and Western New York and surrounding communities don’t disappoint when it comes to planning getaways for a day or two or three. From romantic weekends to family adventures, these dynamic destinations deliver warm-weather fun.

Watkins Glen International in Watkins Glen is racing toward an exciting season, with the Ferrari Challenge set for July 27–29 and the Pirelli World Challenge August 30 through

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Se ptember 2. Director of Public Relations Chris Banker is excited to announce a new sponsor for the NASCAR tripleheader weekend, Go Bowling, for Go Bowling at the Glen August 2–5.

“Racing starts Friday with the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East event and continues with Saturday’s Zippo 200 at The Glen NASCAR XFINITY Series race, along with Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series qualifying,” Banker shares. “On Sunday, the sport’s

greatest drivers take center stage, vying for a win at one of the most storied racetracks in the world.”

Sahlen’s Six Hours at the Glen, one of the most prestigious sportscar endurance races in the world, will be held June 28–July 1. Any veteran or active military member plus his/her guest receive free admission on July 1.

Batavia Downs is gearing up for the Belmont Party at Batavia Downs on June 9, where just fifteen dollars will get you lunch, fifteen dollars in free play once one point is earned, a free Belmont program, and a two-dollar wager.

D i r e c t o r o f M a r ke t i n g Ry a n Hasenauer shares that the Bourbon and Whiskey Fest will also be held June 9. “Forty dollars gets you bourbon sampling from Black Button Distilling, Four Roses, and many other bourbon companies,” he says. “That also includes fifteen dollars in free play, a T-shirt, and grazing stations.”

Throwdown at the Downs MMA Event will be held June 23, with the Double Down Wrestling Event following on July 7. “Come see WWF legends The Warlord, The Barbarian, and recent WWE superstar Adam Rose!”

Hasenauer says. “Ringside tickets are just twenty dollars, general admission tickets ten dollars, and kids ten and under five dollars.”

Don’t forget Rockin’ the Downs, the annual summer concert series that runs from June 22 into August. Music lovers can look forward to Eddie Money, Blue Oyster Cult, Three Dog Night, and more. Tickets are available now at bataviadownsgaming.com, where you can also book hotel reservations.

Relive history without the mortal peril at Old Fort Niagara. “With six original eighteenth-century buildings, extensive fortifications, and engaging living history programs, the Fort offers visitors an exciting getaway to the North American frontier,” says Executive Director Bob Emerson.

“The French founded Fort Niagara in 1726, and it changed hands five times during its long history—three times by treaty and twice in combat. Today, living history interpreters portray French, British, and American soldiers, clothed and equipped as their forebears from the early eighteenth century through the War of 1812.”

Visitors experience sights and sounds of historic battles, with “musket and cannon firings, period skills demonstrations, and a glimpse of how people ate, worked, and survived

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when Lake Ontario was the frontier,” says Emerson. “This summer, the Fort offers an extensive schedule of special events including the French and Indian War Encampment, set for June 29 through July 1. Other events will recreate in The American Revolution and the War of 1812.”

Whether you’re planning a date night or weeklong family vacation in East Aurora, book your dinner reservation or stay at the Roycroft Inn, where historic architecture meets the latest in contemporary dining and accommodations. Lynn Kinsella, marketing representative for the Roycroft, says the Inn is continuing its monthly Summer Wine Nights, where delightful vintages are paired with inspired creations from the chef. Every Thursday marks Happy Hour, when friends can meet up to lounge, enjoy cocktails, and listen to great live music.

“We serve delicious items from the seafood bar during Happy Hour,

like fresh shrimp and clams, and we offer drink specials and local microbrews, too,” adds Kinsella. “And the live music continues on Fridays!”

The peristyle will be open for al fresco dining from breakfast to dinner, and for kicking back with a cocktail after spending the day exploring East Aurora’s attractions.

Del Lago Resort & Casino in Waterloo will wow summer guests with its high-tech amenities and local delicacies. “Our in-room iPads allow our guests to enjoy a unique experience while connecting with us,” shares Crystal Paolelli, director of advertising. “Guests can order in-room dining, and submit valet requests and room temperature changes, etc.”

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Craving a new experience? Check out the Ellicottville Salt Cave Halotherapy Spa in Ellicottville “The Salt Life Package is a popular favorite for couples or anyone wanting to relax and get away,” suggests owner Tracy Draper. “For $130 per person, this package includes a thirty-minute infrared sauna followed by a fortyfive-minute warm salt stone massage and ends with a forty-five-minute salt cave session. We provide everything for all of your services, so no need to bring anything with you! Step in and ‘Catch Your Breath.’”

Get back to nature at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute (RTPI) in Jamestown. Jane E. Johnson, director of Exhibits & Special Collections, shares that the Institute looks forward to a summer packed with events beginning June 7, when bird lovers can celebrate A Field Guide to Birds with fellow devotees. “Bring your Guide with all of its personal annotations, sketches, and inspirations,” Johnson says. “Music, snacks, and beverages are included for a fifteendollar donation per person.”

July 12 brings “What’s in Your Backyard?” with RTPI President Twan Leenders, where you can “discover your connection to Roger Tory Peterson’s conservation legacy in your own backyard for a ten-dollar donation,” Johnson says. “And on August 17, Opening Reception will be held for the book and companion art exhibit Extinct Birds Project. The book, by artist Alberto Rey, examines collecting practices, causes for extinction, and the politics of categorizing endangered species. There will be a book signing and talk by the artist. (extinctbirdsproject.com).”

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This summer, fall in love with Western New York and its surrounding communities all over again. We have beautiful beaches, enchanted nature trails, inspiring cultural centers, world-class dining, and so much more right in our backyards. Get out and enjoy!

Jamestown from August 1 through 5, and be a part of history in the making. Tickets are on sale now, and this year’s lineup includes Amy Schumer and Lily Tomlin, who’ll be on hand to honor Ball’s legacy.

The National Comedy Center is “the first national-scale visitor experience and non-profit cultural institution dedicated to comedy,” explains Megan Arnone, Marketing & Communications Coordinator for the Chautauqua County Visitors Bureau.

“An interactive museum with more than fifty exhibits, the Center is more than a static museum; it’s an experience designed to instill an appreciation for this art form and its artists.”

Return to Chautauqua County later in the month for the Chautauqua Institution Food and Film Festival August 16–24. “Join us for a weeklong food & film festival,” Arnone invites. “Filmmakers and film and food lovers will gather for a festival featuring screenings, conversations, and great food and craft beverages

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throughout the grounds. In addition, Bestor Plaza will once again come alive with a full calendar of food- and drink-themed events. Learn more at chq.org/foodfestival.”

Below the state line, dip your toes in the water at Presque Isle State Park in Erie, Pennsylvania. “With seven miles of beaches and free admission and parking, it’s the most visited park in the state,” says Christine Temple, director of communications for Visit Erie. “Presque Isle was named the 2017 Top Attraction in Pennsylvania and the 2016 Number One Freshwater Beach in the country by USA Today Reader’s Choice.”

Outdoor recreation options include biking, hiking, swimming, boating, birdwatching, and kayaking. You can even rent a surrey and pedal around to sightsee. Why not become one of the four million yearly visitors and experience the attraction for yourself ? Your first visit won’t be your last.

Commerce Chenango in Norwich, New York, is gearing up for a big season, as well. Bring the whole family to the Undadilla Valley Sports Center in New Berlin, which will be swarming with vintage racers and fans June 1–3 for the Thor MX Rewind, the largest vintage event of its kind in the country. Racing begins Friday with AHRMA crosscountry racing, with Motocross following on Saturday and Sunday. See details at unadillamx.com.

June 9 brings the annual Chanango County Airport Day at the Lt. Warren E. Eaton Airport in Norwich, with events beginning at 8 a.m. “The Commemorative Air Force, Buffalo Heritage Squadron will be attending with their SNJ-4, a WWII era trainer. The EAA will again be providing free rides to youths aged eight to seventeen,” shares Audrey Robinson, director of communications & tourism. “The day’s agenda also includes antique planes, a classic car raffle, a farmer’s market, the Team 145 First Robotics

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demonstration, drones, and more.”

The Corning Museum of Glass will blow visitors away all summer long with live, narrated demonstrations of glass blowing and more, including “Don’t Try This at Home” and “The Story of the Crystal City,” as well as demonstrations and workshops with visiting guest artists. Open until 8 p.m. every day from Memorial Day through Labor Day, CMOG has the world’s largest and most extensive collection of glass, with work from ancient Egypt to modern day. Make your own glass projects to celebrate the 150th anniversary of glassmaking arriving in Corning. Admission is free for kids seventeen and younger.

Head to Orleans County for unbeatable fishing, farm-fresh produce, award-winning wineries, charming cobblestone and sandstone architecture, and idyllic canal-town culture.

“Enjoy the fruits of our labor every Saturday morning at the Canal Village Farmers Market in Medina, featuring epicurean delights from locally grown produce, craft beverages, locally raised meats, and a wide selection of delicacies,” Orleans County Tourism Agency’s Lynne Menz, who says one day won’t cover it all. “On June 8–9, Albion celebrates the thirty-second annual Strawberry Festival featuring an arts and crafts show on the

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courthouse lawn, live entertainment throughout historic downtown Albion, and a parade Saturday morning and ‘Chalk the Walk’ art contest.”

The towns of Shelby and Barre each celebrate a bicentennial this month (June 16 and June 29–30, respectively), and Lyndonville will hold its forty-third annual Independence Day Festival July 4 with a parade, arts and crafts fair, duck race, and “spectacular” fireworks display.

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This summer, fall in love with Western New York and its surrounding communities all over again. We have beautiful beaches, enchanted nature trails, inspiring cultural centers, world-class dining, and so much more right in our backyards. Get out and enjoy!

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Resources Batavia Downs Gaming 585-343-3750 bataviadownsgaming.com Buffalo Limousine 800-599-2088 buffalolimousine.com Chautauqua County Visitors Bureau 866-908-4569 tourchautauqua.com Commerce Chenango 607-334-1400 chenangony.org Corning Museum of Glass 800-732-6845 cmog.org Del Lago Resort & Casino 855-946-1777 dellagoresort.com Ellicottville Salt Cave 716-699-2068 ellicottvillesaltcave.com Finger Lakes Wine Festival 866-461-7223 flwinefest.com Old Fort Niagara 716-745-7611 oldfortniagara.org Orleans County Tourism 800-724-0314 orleanscountytourism.com Roger Tory Peterson Institute 800-758-6841 rtpi.org The Roycroft Inn 716-652-5552 roycroftinn.com Visit Erie 800-524-3743 visiterie.com

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Focus on men’s health

June is Men’s Health Month, a time to increase awareness of preventable health problems and remind the men in your life that cancer risks can be decreased with healthy practices and regular screenings. Here are the five most common cancers for men in the US and steps that can reduce risk.

PROSTATE CANCER

The chance of getting prostate cancer, the top cancer risk for men, increases with age. Most prostate cancers are detected at sixty-five years and older, with African-American men more likely than white men to develop prostate cancer.

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Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center follows the Prostate Cancer Early Detection Guidelines established by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network. These guidelines encourage men to receive baseline-screening exams at age forty-five. The results of this baseline test determine recommended frequency of screening exams moving forward; they are evaluated case-bycase, and consider a man’s age, life expectancy, family history, race, and previous early detection results. For example, African Americans and men with family history of prostate cancer should begin annual screening at age

forty. Men are encouraged to discuss the pros and cons of a screening regimen with their physicians.

LUNG CANCER

Smoking is the leading cause of lung cancer. Quitting smoking or, better, never starting is the best way to reduce risk. If you or a loved one needs help quitting, call the NYS Smokers’ Quitline at 1-866-NYQUITS (1-866-697-8487). Screening for lung cancer with a low-dose CT scan is also available for people in certain risk groups, including those age fifty-five to seventy-nine who have smoked in past fifteen years and have

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COLORECTAL CANCER

Colorectal cancer (cancer of the colon or rectum) is the fourth most common cancer in the United States but can be prevented with regular screening. It is also often responsive to treatment when caught early, but nonetheless remains the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the US. More than 27,000 men die from colorectal cancer each year.

For those at “average risk” and without symptoms, Roswell Park recommends colonoscopy starting at age fifty. African Americans are advised to start screening earlier, at age forty-five. Other screening tests are available, so speak with your physician about which one you should schedule.

Quitting smoking, limiting consumption of red meat and alcohol, avoiding processed meats (such as hot dogs, deli meats, bacon, and sausage), regular exercise, and controlling weight can all reduce risk of colorectal cancer.

BLADDER CANCER

Men are four times more likely than women to be diagnosed with bladder cancer. While a screening test for bladder is not yet available, research has established a connection between a sedentary lifestyle and the risk for this and other cancers.

“You don’t have to r un marathons to reduce your cancer risk, but you have to do something, even small adjustments like taking the stairs instead of the elevator, walking around the block a couple of times on your lunch hour, or parking the car far away from the store when you

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go to the supermarket,” says Kirsten Moysich, PhD, MS, Distinguished Professor of Oncology at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.

MELANOMA

Melanoma is serious skin cancer that develops in the cells that make melanin, the pigment that adds color to skin. By age sixty-five, men are twice as likely to get melanoma than women and three times more likely by age eighty. It’s important to let your doctor know if you notice any changes in the size, shape, or color of a mole or freckle, if you have any sores on your skin that don’t heal, or if you develop a new mole or lump under your skin. Screening can start with a complete skin self-exam every month, an especially important habit to maintain if you have family history of melanoma. When melanoma is found and treated early, the cure rate is almost 100 percent.

To reduce risk, practice sun safety by avoiding the midday sun, between 1p.m. and 4 p.m. When in the sun, wear hats with wide brims, longsleeved shirts, sunglasses, and use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of thirty or higher.

Taking proactive steps Visit roswellpark.org/screening and complete Roswell Park’s cancer risk assessment to receive personal recommendations for reducing and controlling your cancer risk. Talk to your doctor about your results, the steps you should take to reduce risk, and scheduling screenings.

This article originally appeared on Roswell Park’s Cancer Talk Blog. Visit roswellpark.org/cancertalk for more info.

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