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CCLAA to host third annual Southern Tier’s Got Talent The Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association will once again offer area performers a chance to shine, while vying for cash prizes during its third annual Southern Tier’s Got Talent. The event, to be held at Salamanca’s Ray Evans Seneca Theater, 10 Main St., will differ from years past, as Covid-19 protocols will be followed. The show will feature one round, instead of the usual three, when contestants were eliminated. This year, performers are asked to register at STGTalent2021@gmail. com, leaving their name, age and what their performance entails, along with backing tracks for songs. Singing, dancing, or any

other type of performance is welcome, as are solos, duets or trios. Performers will be given a time slot between 6:30 and 9:30 pm Saturday, April 3 to showcase their talent on the theater’s stage. There is a $10 registration fee. Only one performer will be allowed in the theater at a time during the April 3 performances, although the next performer can warm up five minutes prior to their turn in the lobby. Others must wait in cars until five minutes before the time slot they are given. Masks are required for all, except while performing. Sanitized microphones will be provided, but if performers have other needs for

their acts, they are asked to include what is needed during registration. Although there will be no audience, judges will be seated widely apart at the theater and will have microphones to interact with performers. Contestants will be scored on preparation, delivery/quality, mistakes made, stage presence and creativity. The taped performance will be streamed at 7:30 pm April 10 at the Ray Evans Seneca Theater Facebook page, where viewers have the option to donate. Winners will be announced at the show’s conclusion. Prizes are $300 for first place, $200 for second and $100 for third place. Winners

will also be notified via e-mail so arrangements can be made for them to receive prize money. The Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association’s board members ask those interested to register to perform or watch and donate so funds can be secured for future shows once our doors reopen for live theater. Mary Jenks performs at Southern Tier’s Got Talent 2020 at the Ray Evans Seneca Theater. Registration is now open for this year’s show. Those interested are asked to send an email to STGT2021@gmail.com.

Many St. Patrick’s Day traditions are not from Ireland St. Patrick’s Day is made special by various traditions. Everything from dyeing major cities’ rivers green to parades to enjoying green foods has become part of the pageantry of St. Patrick’s Day. The next time you raise a green beer to your lips, you may wonder which traditions are authentically Irish and which ones were created by regions with an abundance of Irish emigrants. Surprisingly, many seemingly Irish traditions likely began elsewhere. First parade

It would be accurate to assume that various elements associated with St. Patrick’s Day began where St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, once resided, including the first St. Patrick’s Day parade. However, some of the first parades held in St. Patrick’s honor took place in two North American cities, New York and Boston, that had high numbers of Irish immigrants. But historians say the first ever St. Patrick’s Day parade was actually held in St. Augustine, Florida in 1601, a year after

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ELLICOTTVILLE, NY - Cornell Cooperative Extension of Cattaraugus County continues its virtual Gardening Workshop Series, featuring presentations focused on home gardening and resources from the Cornell Garden Based Learning Library and Master Gardener Volunteer program. The workshops are hosted and presented by Cornell Cooperative Extension staff, regional Master Gardener Volunteers, and other local gardening experts. Each session focuses on one or two gardening topics, with time allotted to questions and answers. If you are interested in these topics as a beginner or experienced home gardener, we encourage you attend any of these

free educational sessions via Zoom presentation. Growing and caring for seedlings, from seed to garden (Same content on both dates) The limited frostfree gardening months in Western NY can be a challenge for any gardener. Learn about growing and caring for seedlings to get a head start on the growing season and improve the length and variety of your harvest. March 23rd at 7:00 PM Or March 25th at 10:00 AM Conducting a pH soil test / planning for pollinators (Same content on both dates) Watch Cattaraugus County Master Gardeners conduct a pH soil test and then discuss how to interpret and act on the results.

Next, learn how to plan to attract beneficial pollinator insects to your garden. April 20th at 7:00 PM OR April 22nd at 10:00 AM Container and raised bed gardening (Same content on both dates) Discover different methods to enjoy gardening in small spaces, including containers and raised beds. Discuss different techniques for building and managing these styles of gardens. May 18th at 7:00 PM OR May 20th at 10:00 AM If you have questions about CCE’s virtual Gardening Workshop Series or to register for any of the above workshops, please contact Jesse Meeder at jpm453@cornell.edu

Free community dinner giveaway Saturday in Gowanda GOWANDA — The Trinity United Church of Christ will be giving away free dinner 4-6 p.m. Saturday at the church’s Park Street entrance. Dinners are take-out

only. Drive down East Main Street to Railroad Avenue and then down Park Street. Follow the signs or walk up. Dinners include meatloaf, potatoes, corn, bread and a cookie.

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Absentee ballots available for Salamanca school’s March 16 vote SALAMANCA — The Board of Education of the Salamanca City Central School District announces the availability of absentee ballots for the special meeting and vote to be held on March 16, 2021. The requirements are as follows: 1. The applicant must be over 18, a registered voter and a qualified voter of the school district. 2. The applicant must be unable to vote in person on the day of the election for reasons such as: • In the hospital, nursing home, college, military service, etc. • Absence from

county on election day • Temporary illness or physical disability (Including due to risk or fear of illness including COVID-19) • Permanent illness or physical disability • Duties related to primary care of one or more individuals who are ill or physically disabled • Patient or inmate in a Veteran’s Admvinistration Hospital • Detention in jail/prison, awaiting trial, awaiting action by a grand jury, or in prison for a conviction of a crime or offense which was not a felony 3. Application forms may be obtained from the

school district clerk during business hours, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, or call 945-2403 for one to be mailed. 4. The application must be received by the clerk at least seven days before the election if the ballot is to be mailed to the voter or day before election if the ballot is to be delivered personally to the voter. 5. Absentee voter’s ballot must be received by the school district clerk no later than 5 p.m. on Election Day. If there are any questions, please call the school district clerk at 945-2403.

New York State Fairgrounds Has Second-Highest Single Day Performance of Any Vaccination Site in the Nation ALBANY–Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the mass vaccination site at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse performed second-best in the nation from Saturday through Monday, coming in second only to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center mass vaccination site in New York City. The site administered 9,758 doses over a 24-hour period on Monday and Tuesday, and 8,874 doses over a 24-hour period on Sunday and Monday. 156,774doses have been administered across New York’s vast distribution network in the last 24 hours, and over 1 million doses have been administered over the past seven days. The week 13 allocation from the federal government begins mid-

week and is expected to finish arriving by end of day on Sunday, March 14. “Our providers across the state are receiving more and more supply, and thanks to our efficient infrastructure, they are breaking records with unprecedented numbers of shots being administered,” Governor Cuomo said. “It is critical that we continue to engage New Yorkers and make vaccinations accessible because the real progress will be measured by how many shots we get into people’s arms. The more successful we are in vaccinating people, the more we can continue to turn the gauges of our economy towards reopening and continuing to stay open.” Approximately 10 million New Yorkers are currently

eligible to receive the vaccine. New York’s vast distribution network and large population of eligible individuals still far exceed the supply coming from the federal government. Due to limited supply, New Yorkers are encouraged to remain patient and are advised not to show up at vaccination sites without an appointment. The ‘Am I Eligible’ screening tool has been updated for individuals with comorbidities and underlying conditions with new appointments released on a rolling basis over the next weeks. New Yorkers can use the following to show they are eligible: Doctor’s letter, or Medical information evidencing comorbidity, or Signed certification

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New Yorkers 60 Years of Age and Older Can Be Vaccinated ALBANY– Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announce March 9, 2021, a new expansion of COVID-19 vaccine eligibility in New York. Beginning March 10, all New Yorkers 60 years of age and older will be eligible to receive the vaccine, while public facing essential workers from governmental and nonprofit entities will be eligible beginning March 17. This expansion also includes public-facing essential building services workers. Additionally, the Governor announced that with increased supply of the vaccine, restrictions concerning which segments of the eligible population specific providers can vaccinate will be relaxed to align with the expanded eligibility on March 17. Previously, certain types of providers were directed to focus their vaccination efforts on specific populations to ensure equitable vaccine distribution. For example, hospitals vaccinated health care workers, local health departments vaccinated essential workers and pharmacies vaccinated New Yorkers 65 years of age and older. Now, providers will be able to vaccinate any eligible New Yorker, with the exception of pharmacies, which will focus on individuals over the age of 60 and teachers, in line with federal policy. Pharmacies may begin vaccinating individuals over the age of 60 and teachers on March 10. As part of this effort, providers are being encouraged to vaccinate those New Yorkers most at risk, such as individuals 60 years of age and older and people with comorbidities and underlying health conditions.

“New York is marching forward expanding access to the COVID-19 vaccine, addressing underserved communities and getting shots in arms as we turn the tide in the fight against this virus,” Governor Cuomo said. “Supply is steadily increasing and we’re opening new vaccination sites and expanding eligibility to match it. New Yorkers over 60 years old and those who serve their fellow New Yorkers in the public sector are more vulnerable to COVID-19, and we’re addressing that vulnerability by providing access to the vaccine. The fight against the COVID beast continues on all fronts, and we’re pushing the infection rate down while getting our vaccinations up.” Under this new expansion of eligibility, the following essential workers will now be eligible to begin receiving the COVID-19 vaccine on March 17: Public-facing government and public employees, Not-for-profit workers who provide publicfacing services to New Yorkers in need, Essential in-person public-facing building service workers This includes workers such as public works employees, social service and child service caseworkers, government inspectors, sanitation workers, DMV workers, County Clerks, building service workers and election workers - the everyday heroes who have been showing up day in and day out throughout this pandemic. New York’s vast distribution network and large population of eligible individuals still far exceed the supply coming from the federal government. Due to this limited supply, New Yorkers are

encouraged to remain patient and are advised not to show up at vaccination sites without an appointment. Eligible New Yorkers will be able to schedule appointments at state vaccination sites by utilizing New York’s ‘Am I Eligible’ website or by calling the state’s COVID-19 Vaccination Hotline at 1-833-NYS4-VAX (1-833-697-4829). New York is maintaining and expanding a vast vaccine distribution network. On March 8, Governor Cuomo announced that as the federal vaccine supply continues to increase, New York will establish 10 additional state-run mass vaccination sites in the New York City, Long Island, Hudson Valley, Capital, Southern Tier, Mohawk Valley and Western New York regions to further grow New York’s vast distribution network. The sites remain in development and are expected to launch in the coming weeks. Final details, including appointment scheduling information and hours of operation will be released in the coming days. Not only has New York already established 13 other state-run mass vaccination sites, but in order to meet the Governor’s mandate to ensure the fair and equitable distribution of the vaccine, numerous other sites have been established to ensure those New Yorkers living in underserved communities have direct access to the vaccine. This includes six joint state-FEMA community-based vaccination sites, the Yankee Stadium mass vaccination site, and more than 120 community-based pop-up sites in public housing developments, churches and community centers.

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WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service today urged people to continue practicing proper cybersecurity habits by securing computers, phones and other devices. Scams and schemes using the IRS as a lure can take on many variations, so practicing personal information security is vital. This news release is part of a series called the Tax Time Guide, a resource to help taxpayers file an accurate tax return. Additional help is available in Publication 17, Your Federal Income Tax. The IRS works with the Security Summit, a partnership with state tax agencies and the private-sector tax industry, to help protect taxpayer information and defend against identity theft. Taxpayers and tax professionals can take steps to help in this effort by doing things like minimizing cybersecurity footprints, staying vigilant in protecting personal tax and financial information and being aware of common scams and schemes. As a reminder, the IRS doesn’t initiate contact with taxpayers by email, text messages or social media channels to request personal or financial information. Generally, the IRS first mails a paper bill to a person who owes taxes. In some special situations, the IRS will call or come to a home or business. People should be alert to scammers posing as the IRS to steal personal information. There are ways to know if it’s really the IRS calling or knocking on someone’s door. Below are a few tips to help minimize exposure to fraud and identity theft: - Protect personal information. Treat personal information like cash – don’t hand it out to just anyone. Social Security numbers,

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3 ways educators can use newspapers in the classroom

Clever and quirky crafts to try today Being forced to spend mor1e time at home during the COVID-19 pandemic has led enterprising individuals to seek ways to pass the time. Is it any wonder that creative pursuits have become so popular over the last year? Crafting can help people fill their time, reduce stress, inspire new relationships, and serve as a source of pride when an item is handmade from start to finish. In an online study published in the British Journal of Occupational Therapy that surveyed 3,500 knitters, respondents felt there was a relationship between knitting frequency and feeling calm. Experts surmise that the rhythmic, repetitive movements and focused attention of certain crafts might produce a calming effect not unlike meditation. Crafting helps exercise several areas of the brain, including those responsible for problem solving, creativity and concentration, states Craft Courses, an online craft-

ing course company. The following are some unique crafts for those looking for something new. • Quilling: This craft also goes by the name paper filigree. It involves twisting, rolling or looping thin strips of paper and then gluing them together to make designs. They can adorn the outside of homemade cards, or be attached to stock and then framed. • Decoupage: Another paper craft, this one involves sticking small pieces of paper of any kind to another item and then coating the object with varnish. Just about anything can be improved and customized with decoupage. • Marquetry: Marquetry involves applying pieces of wood veneer to a structure to form a decorative pattern or picture. Think of it as paint-by-number but with wood veneer. The technique often is applied to small objects or furniture. • Bead crochet: Crochet artists may want

to take their crafting up a notch with bead crochet, which incorporates beaded string or yarn into a crocheted item. • Water marbling: Water marbling is a unique craft that produces a different result each time it is done. The crafter fills a tub roughly two-thirds full of water, adds a special chemical to allow oils to float on the water’s surface, then drops different colors of oil-based paint onto the water. The colors can be swirled and manipulated. A paper or piece of canvas is then placed on the surface of the water so that the design can transfer onto the material. • Pyrography: Pyrography involves using a heating source and burning designs into a piece of wood. The term literally means “writing with fire.” These lesser-known crafts can be good diversions and help individuals learn new skills.

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cabbage? This dish is not so authentic after all, and actually is an American innovation. Ham and cabbage was widely eaten in Ireland, but corned beef was a cheaper alternative found in America by immigrants. Therefore, corned beef became a staple of poor Irish immigrants living in lower Manhattan. The salted meat was boiled three times to remove

some of the brine and make it palatable. Golf tournaments One would not associate golf with St. Patrick’s Day unless they reside in Nome, Alaska. Golf is a popular Irish pastime, and each year the Bering Sea Ice Classic Golf Tournament takes place right around St. Patrick’s Day. Bright green golf balls are used, and breaks are factored in

The COVID-19 pandemic had a profound impact on communities across the globe. No individual, household or industry was unaffected by the pandemic, and the ripple effects of the virus may be felt for years to come. Though many effects of the pandemic have been devastating, one unforeseen and potentially positive consequence of the spread of COVID-19 was a growing recognition of the invaluable role played by local newspapers. Responses to the virus and strategies regarding how to combat it varied greatly, and local newspapers were a go-to resource for citizens who wanted to learn about rules and regulations in their towns. For example, in England the Bishop’s Stortford Independent, a local weekly paper in Hertfordshire, experienced a significant monthly web audience growth during the pandemic. Prior to the global outbreak in January 2020, the paper’s monthly web audience was 260,000. By October, that number had spiked to 360,000, reflecting a growing need for local news outlets as readers across the globe sought to learn about the pandemic within their own communities and how local officials were responding to the

threat posed by COVID-19. If the pandemic illustrated the vital role local newspapers can play, it’s important that readers recognize that role won’t be any less valuable when COVID-19 is in the world’s rearview mirror. Educators can help the next generation of readers recognize the importance of local newspapers by taking various steps to incorporate newspapers into their lessons. 1. Employ newspapers when teaching current events. Everyone was directly affected by the COVID-19 virus, making the story of the pandemic one of the most unique in modern history. Though children are often sheltered from global news stories about conflicts or economic crises, no such sheltering was possible during the pandemic, as kids were forced to learn from home and confront life with little or no access to extracurricular activities. Educators can show how local newspapers reported on the pandemic when teaching current events, using that example as the foundation for teaching current events in the future. 2. Utilize the newspapers when teaching ESL. Students who do not speak English at home or as their primary language can benefit greatly from

their local newspapers. It might be easy to learn how to say certain words in English, but reading them in a newspaper gives ESL students a chance to see the words they’ve learned in context. And because local newspapers feature sections on everything from news to sports to entertainment, ESL students are sure to find a few articles that appeal to their existing interests. 3. Use newspapers to encourage a love of reading. Just like ESL students are bound to find something that interests them in the local newspapers, their English-speaking classmates are sure to find a recap of their favorite team’s most recent game or a review of the latest superhero movie or a local news story about their town to pique their interest. Students may not realize it, but they’re learning when reading such stories by developing their vocabularies, fine tuning their comprehension skills and catching up on current events. The valuable role played by local newspapers was on display during the pandemic. That role won’t be any less valuable in a post-pandemic world, and it’s a lesson teachers can apply in their classrooms.

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