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CATTARAUGUS — The Cattaraugus Free Library received a bit of bad news last week. The entire library roof needs to be replaced at the cost of roughly $30,000, officials reported. One generous individual has already pledged $5,000 towards the project, but the board is asking for any type of monetary donations to help with this capital project. Even a pocket full of change will be accepted. A group of individuals has volunteered to roll all the loose change. The $1 dollar per bag book sale has been extended. The library recently received a very large donation of books and would like to disperse the books to the community. Stop in and
see the wonderful selection. The Summer Reading Program, “A Universe of Stories,” begins July 9. Call or stop into the library before July 5 to sign up. There are many activities planned, including a visit from the Artmobile on July 18 and a professional magic show on July 23. More information is available by calling the library. The library recently received a large donation of biographies, including Ellen DeGeneres, Shirley MacLaine, Hoda Kotb and the late, great Tim Conway. Check out one of these books for something different to read. The library will be closed on Saturdays during the months of July and August, as well as Thursday, July 4 for Independence Day.
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GOWANDA – Get up, get out and get healthy at Bee Fit Boot Camp at Hillis Field on North Water Street in the village of Gowanda this summer. This series of evening outdoor group workouts, facilitated by the Community Education division of the Gowanda Central School District, is designed to fill your Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with a perfect blend of fun and
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ELLICOTTVILLE — St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Ellicottville is hosting a Community Carnival on July 20 from noon to 5 p.m. There will be carnival games, a giant inflatable slide, dunk tank, huge slip-n-slide, cotton candy, live music,
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Bent Brass to perform at Cattaraugus County Museum
MACHIAS — The Cattaraugus County Museum's "Summer at the Stone House" event series continues on Thursday, June 27, with a performance by the Bent Brass Classical Ensemble and a program titled “Music of the WWI Era.” The Bent Brass Classical Ensemble can often be seen
performing at events and festivals around Cattaraugus County and always puts on a great show. The program will begin at 7 p.m. and will take place under a tent on the lawn behind the museum. Chairs will be provided, but feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
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Tips for hosting a fun 4th of July party
The Fourth of July is a day to celebrate in the United States. Much about July makes the fourth day of the month the ideal time to celebrate. School is out, the weather is warm and the generally relaxed attitude of summer has typically set in by the first week of July. People tasked with hosting Fourth of July festivities may not feel the same pressure when hosting such gatherings that they would when hosting more formal affairs. The relaxed nature of summer often pervades Fourth of July festivities, but hosts can still take a crash course in summer hosting to ensure everyone has a good time.
• Don’t try to break the mold. Some hosts may be tempted to think outside the box in regard to the foods and beverages they’ll serve at their Fourth of July parties. While hosts can still experiment and serve new foods and creative cocktails at their parties, many guests will be anticipating some Fourth of July staples, such as grilled hot dogs and hamburgers and cold beer and lemonade. Making sure such foods and beverages are served alongside more experimental fare won’t disappoint traditionalists, and those looking for something beyond the norm won’t be disappointed, either. • Embrace the red, white
and blue. When decorating, opt for red, white and blue decorations. This gives the party a distinctly Fourth of July feel. Red, white and blue napkins and tablecloths are readily available come July, and hosts with a gift for crafts can even create their own decorations to use year after year. • Prepare to entertain. Unlike holiday season gatherings that typically begin in the evening, Fourth of July parties tend to begin in the afternoon and extend into the night. That means hosts must not just feed their guests, but entertain them as well. Since Fourth of July parties tend to take place outdoors, plan lots
of backyard games, such as badminton, bocce, Wiffle ball, horseshoes, and more. Hosts with swimming pools should have pool games readily available as well. • Leave the fireworks to the professionals. Hosts should not succumb to pressure, real or perceived, to supply fireworks at their Fourth of July parties. Fireworks can lead to injuries and accidents and are best left to the professionals who put on community fireworks shows. Discourage guests from bringing their own fireworks by making it known they will be asked to leave the party if they do. • Arrange transportation home for guests. To
make sure everyone gets home safe and sound, arrange in advance for some guests to serve as designated drivers. Hosts also should abstain from consuming alcohol during the party so they can get people home safe if necessary. Keep a list of local taxi company phone numbers on hand and
encourage guests who plan to consume alcohol to use ridesharing apps to get to and from the party. Fourth of July festivities typically are less formal than other celebrations, but hosts still must plan their parties to ensure everyone has a fun, safe Independence Day.
homes, dry leaves, and flammable materials. Fireworks are best left to the professionals.
Consumers who insist on lighting their own should only do so with the utmost caution.
Safety first when handling fireworks
Days at the beach. Family trips to the ice cream parlor. Vacations. These are just a few of the things that evoke the spirit of summer, a time of year when school is out and everyone seems to exhale a little and enjoy the warm weather. Awe-inspiring fireworks displays also come to mind when imagining summer. Whether it’s the Fourth of July or town gatherings along a local waterfront, fireworks displays are a big part of many people’s summers. Unfortunately, the potential for accidents and injuries is high when fireworks are involved, particularly when displays aren’t left to the professionals. The Consumer Product
Safety Commission notes that, on average, 280 people per day visit emergency rooms with fireworks-related injuries in the month around the July 4th holiday. More than 53 percent of fireworks-related injuries in 2017 were burns. Fireworks are always best left to the professionals, and many communities have criminalized the use of fireworks by amateurs. But many people still light fireworks, and those that do should follow these safety precautions. • Never let kids handle fireworks. Fireworks, even sparklers, should never be given to children. The National SAFE KIDS campaign notes that sparklers
burn at 2,000 F, which is hot enough to cause third-degree burns. So while they might seem like harmless symbols of summer, sparklers pose a significant threat to youngsters. • Follow directions. Fireworks come with detailed directions for a reason, and that’s to keep users safe. Strictly adhere to these directions and go over them with anyone who intends to light fireworks. • Never use fireworks indoors. Fireworks are for outdoor use only. If it rains, do not try to light fireworks indoors and then throw them outside before they go off. • Make sure spectators keep a safe distance. Do
The Continental Congress declared its independence from Great Britain on July 2, 1776. If that date raises an eyebrow, it should. Independence Day in the United States has long been celebrated on July 4th, which would seem to be two days late. But upon closer examination, it seems Americans are not really celebrating their independence two days later than they should be. According to the National Constitution Center, the Continental
Congress approved a resolution declaring its independence from Great Britain on July 2. However, a document still needed to be drafted to explain the decision to the general public. Such a document was already in the works, but it took two days for the men of Congress to agree on a final version. The resulting document, known as the Declaration of Independence, was sent to John Dunlap, an Irish printer who served under George
Washington during the American Revolutionary War, who subsequently printed roughly 200 broadsides. Still, the Declaration of Independence was not read to the public until July 8, 1776, when Colonel John Nixon did so in Philadelphia on what is now known as Independence Square. It was nearly a month later, on August 2, 1776, when most members of the Continental Congress actually signed the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia.
not light fireworks until all spectators are out of range should something go awry. • Recognize that fireworks are not toys. They might be a marvel, but fireworks are not toys. As a result, they should never be aimed or thrown at another person, nor should they be lit or launched from a body part. • Do not attempt to reignite malfunctioning fireworks. Attempting to reignite malfunctioning fireworks can lead to serious injury. • Light fireworks on smooth, flat surfaces. When lighting fireworks, do so only on smooth, flat surfaces, making sure to direct them away from people,
Why is Independence Day celebrated on July 4th?
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