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Grant applications for funding from the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation’s Community Fund are due April 21.

The Community Fund is CRCF’s vehicle for unrestricted grantmaking, supporting grants in May and November of every year for projects and initiatives that respond to and support the changing needs of Cattaraugus County residents.

Applicants must be 501©(3) tax-exempt orga-

nizations or a government entity or school district.

CRCF’s board reviews applications based on the applying organization’s stability, the impact its work has on the community, the feasibility of the project proposed in the grant application and the role a grant from the Community Fund would play in the overall project, said CRCF Executive Director Karen Niemic Buchheit.

Over the years the Community Fund has

Tri-County Arts Council announces grant awards The Tri-County Arts Council (TCAC) has announced the 2021 recipients of the Individual Artist, Community Arts and Arts Education grants, which are funded by the New York State Council on the Arts Decentralization Program with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.

These grants have been administered by TCAC since 2000. Due to the pandemic restrictions, there will be no awards ceremony this year.

Information on the various programs and projects with the grantees will be

posted on the arts council’s website calendar as they become available.

TCAC administers these grants in Allegany, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua counties through a competitive application process. Peer panels awarded $77,605 this year to 31 artists and/or arts and cultural organization projects to support community-oriented programs throughout the tri-county region.

The 2021 grant recipients include: Individual Artist Grants: Fileve Palmer, Joan Pingitore, Kari Roslund, Lisa Ann Eppolito, Peter B. Jones,

Stephanie McMahon and William P. Capozzi.

Community Arts Grants in Allegany County: Belfast Public Library, David A. Howe Public Library, The Fountain Arts Center Inc., Palmer Opera House (Cuba Friends of Architecture), Scio Memorial Library, Town Theatre of Short Tract, Whitesville Public Library and WideAwake Club Library.

Community Arts Grants in Cattaraugus County: Gowanda’s Historic Hollywood Theater (Theater Camp and Mural Projects), Keynote Chorus, The Olean Theatre Workshop,

Randolph Area Community Development Corp. and Southern Tier Symphony.

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Applications must be completed online and emailed to foundation@ cattfoundation.org.

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supported over $140,000 in grants to projects and efforts in the community.

Applications are available online at cattfoundation.org under the grant seekers tab, titled “Grant Application Form.”

Grant requests should not exceed $2,500.

West Valley Citizens set 2021 schedule WEST VALLEY — The next Citizen Task Force meeting will be held on March 24 at 6:30 p.m. via Zoom.Topics will include a project update and a review and discussion by CTF members of the Task Force 1998 report. The group will also discuss the report to Congress by the Government Accountability OfficeThe Citizen

Task Force is scheduled to hold meetings on April 28, June 23, July 28, Sept. 22, Oct. 27 and Dec. 15.Meetings do not always go forward as scheduled so please check several weeks before a meeting to confirm it will be held.

DOE and NYSERDA will host the quarterly public meetings on May 26, Aug. 25 and Nov. 17.

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County 4-H spaghetti dinner on April 17 at fairgrounds LITTLE VALLEY — Cattaraugus County 4-H volunteers will conduct the sixth annual Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser April 17 at the County Fairgrounds.

Proceeds will go toward 4-H ribbons and awards for the 2021 Cattaraugus County Fair.

The dinner will be sold as a drive-thru at the 4-H Snack Shack at the fairgrounds from 3-7 p.m.

Pre-sale tickets are $8

for adults and $5 for age 7 and under. They are available at the County 4-H offices in Ellicottville.

Tickets will also be available at the fair gate the day of the fundraiser for $10.

Preview basket raffle ticket items on the Cattaraugus County 4-H Facebook page. Winners will be notified.

For more information contact Abby Luzier at 699-2377 Ext. 130.

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Randolph Academy partners with Fredonia Criminal Justice interns RANDOLPH — Randolph Academy takes pride in sharing its expertise with anyone who is interested.

Whether an educator works in a nearby district or one that is hundreds of miles away, its staff are always happy to share their knowledge of Restorative Justice and students with disabilities.

They especially welcome the chance to work with the next generation of educators and leaders.

With campuses in Randolph and Hamburg, the district has more than a dozen colleges and universities nearby, providing ample opportunities to give student teachers a classroom experience that is unlike any they’ve probably had — on either side of the desk.

However, the district discovered recently that it offers unique value for another group of students: Criminal Justice majors.

Because of the challenging circumstances many of Randolph Academy students face in their lives, it has developed a new connection with these budding professionals who seek to understand aspects of the judicial and social work sectors as they relate to childhood education, safety and development.

This past fall, the campuses began hosting interns from the Department of Sociocultural & Justice Sciences at the State

University of New York at Fredonia. These students have worked closely with the Academy’s teachers, staff and administrators, developing a rapport that’s allowing their program to build momentum and meaningful connections across the region.

“We really enjoy working with interns as they navigate their career paths and determine what settings are right for them,” said Laura Heeter, restorative justice coordinator . “Our (K-12) students have often been exposed to difficult conditions, and it’s incredibly valuable for these young professionals to see those challenges up close and in person. It provides a whole new perspective that can guide them in their careers — and hopefully inspire them to go that extra mile for these kids.”

Most college students find that internships enhance their understanding and appreciation of what they’ve learned in the classroom, once they apply their knowledge in a professional setting.

“Our Criminal Justice students quickly discover that learning outside the classroom is an essential component of their education,” explained Patrick Johnson, a Fredonia faculty member and retired warden of the Chautauqua County state prison. “Internships help to develop our students’

self-directed learning skills and allow them to evaluate how they fit in the field they’re studying.”

Tracy Brown, a Falconer native and intern at the Randolph campus, was particularly impressed by how our school changes the trajectory for students, keeping them out of the school-to-prison pipeline.

“They’re catching these kids before it’s too late,” Brown said. “By identifying these students and helping them grow using circle practice, it keeps them from landing in some juvenile facility.”

“I really like seeing that you can get through to these kids without using traditional suspensions,” added Hamburg intern Janiya Carter, a senior from Niagara Falls, N.Y. “Solving incidents by building relationships and using dialog

is a much more effective, longer-lasting approach.”

Beyond the classroom experience, internships also help students develop relationships with real-world practitioners who help them set career goals and strengthen their ethics and values.

“Of course, internships can also lead to employment, either at the organization where they’re working or through the many connections that their hosts have,” Johnson reminds his students.

“As a teacher, I’m thrilled to share what I know with this next generation! It’s a privilege as well as a responsibility,” Heeter added. “Best of all, I usually learn something from our interns along the way, and that always makes for a great day.”

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6 ways to be kind to food servers These are unprecedented times. As the world confronts the COVID-19 pandemic, people have had to adapt to many significant changes in a relatively short period of time.

Throughout the pandemic, many hardworking individuals have helped to keep the world moving forward in an uncertain time.

Though many food servers have temporarily or permanently lost their jobs during the pandemic, many more have continued to work.

Restaurants are vital components of local communities, serving as more than just somewhere to enjoy a great meal. Restaurants are gathering places and have helped people get out of the house during the age of social distancing. Servers are at the heart of the restaurant industry, and there are various ways to

show them how much their efforts are appreciated.

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Etiquette suggests customers tips servers anywhere between 15 and 20 percent. Because servers today are increasingly putting their health on the line, why not increase that tip to 25 or 30 percent? Such tips can provide some financial relief to servers whose earnings have been adversely affected by the pandemic and a bigger tip lets servers know their efforts are appreciated.

2. Write a thank-you note.

Jot a few words of encouragement on the back of the bill or receipt. If time allows, thank the server in person for a job well done.

3 Don’t forget school staff. While certain schools are still serving breakfast and lunch to students, others have had to forego in-person dining at school

due to local regulations and capacity restrictions.

However, food servers and other staff may still be distributing food to those who qualify for financial assistance. Food services is often an overlooked job in the school system and parents can offer small tokens of appreciation to these workers.

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