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Tri-County Arts Council announces grant recipients The Tri-County Arts Council is delighted to announce recipients of Restart NY Regrants, a special grant initiated by the governor’s office to help New York State

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October 14, 2021

Operation Warm Hearts establishes CRCF agency fund OLEAN–When Ann Marie Sitter Tompkins and other volunteers originally decided to run a coat drive to provide warm winter clothes to children in need in 2020, they thought it would be a one-time effort.

The success of that first winter clothing distribution and the obvious need for it led to the official establishment of a new nonprofit, Operation Warm Hearts, to make the distribution of new clothing to area children a full-time effort.

Recently, the agency decided to establish an agency endowment fund at the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation to make sure their efforts will be sustainable for many years to come.

The organization began when Sitter Tompkins’s mother, Mary Basnight, passed away at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Due to restrictions, Tompkins could not be with her mother or hold a formal funeral at the time, so she decided to lead an effort to provide mittens to area youth, under the name Mary’s Mittens, in her mother’s honor.

“A couple of my friends had heard about that, and they had been wanting to start a project to provide winter coats called Jackie’s Jackets, so we decided to marry the two” Sitter Tompkins, now Operation Warm Hearts president, remembered. “And that is how Operation Warm Hearts began.”

The efforts of Operation

from families and area agencies asking if there were any coats remaining and if there would be another distribution day.

Ever since, Operation Warm Hearts has been operating on a full-time basis.

The agency now buys new winter clothing and boots for children from infancy to 18 years old. Every child also now receives a book at their grade reading level as well as a toothbrush and toothpaste.

Photo provided Despite the agency’s name, Operation Warm Operation Warm Hearts volunteers Ann Marie Sitter Tompkins (far left), Claudia Attard Hearts now fills a need dur(middle left) and Pamela Shumway (far right) present a prize to a raffle winner, Mary ing more than the winter Freeman (middle right). months.

They also had an event recently that distributed clothing.

Sitter Tompkins remem- Hearts to become a perma- back-to-school Warm Hearts, made Operation Warm Hearts up originally by Sitter bered that the day was nent organization.

“At the end of the event also works with other Tompkins, Pamela a particularly cold in in Shumway and Claudia Western New York, and we thought that was it,” she community agencies like Attard, culminated in the yet many kids showed up to said. “And then I got home Parent Education Program distribution of some 300 the event without a coat on and the phone calls started and Intandem to distribute clothing and resources for coming in.” coats to needy area youth their back.

Sitter Tompkins said she families in need.

That day cemented the last November at a distribuAs Operation Warm need for Operation Warm received numerous calls tion day in Lincoln Park.

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Hearts began to develop as an organization, Sitter Tompkins said she and the other volunteers decided to look at the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation as a resource for its growth.

“We had heard so many good things about the Foundation and how they could guide us to be better than we were,” said Sitter Tompkins. “We were so new that we needed a guiding hand to help us in the right direction to best serve the community.”

The Operation Warm Hearts Inc. Fund at CRCF is an agency endowment that will provide sustainable and continued funding for an agency just beginning its journey in meeting the needs of the community.

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WVDP experts detail Main Plant demolition safeguards WEST VALLEY — The Department of Energy and CH2M HILL BWXT West Valley (CHBWV), its cleanup contractor at the West Valley Demonstration Project (WVDP), announced the availability of two videos related to the future demolition of the Main Plant process building.

These videos feature subject matter experts with more than 130 years of combined experience in nuclear decommissioning and environmental cleanup.

The first video on environmental monitoring provides details on the site’s state-of-the-science monitoring system, which that verifies the protective measures and safeguards in place continue to be protective of employees, the public and the environment.

“The removal and disposal of the Main Plant process building is the primary task we have left to do under our contract scope of work,” said CHBWV President John Rendall. “More than 98 percent of the contamination has been removed from the building, and we have monitoring controls in place to ensure safety and compliance.”

The video includes subject matter experts from the Regulatory Strategy

Department who describe Main Plant process build- the building’s structural deconstructing the MPPB the WVDP and across the how the site’s robust en- ing demolition, features integrity,” said CHBWV incorporates best practices DOE complex,” he said. vironmental monitoring subject matter experts di- Deputy General Manager and lessons learned from “This approach includes the use of deliberately planned and sequenced demolition, the implementation of robust work controls and the use of specialized tools and techniques to safely deconstruct the building.”

The Department of Energy plans to commence the demolition of the process building later this year as part of its ongoing cleanup efforts at the WVDP site.

Significant work has been done over the past two decades to prepare the building for demolition in a manner that is protective of human health and the surrounding environment. Demolition of the building is expected to take more than 30 months to Photo provided complete.

Both videos can be found Tom Dogal, facility disposition manager with CH2M HILL BWXT West Valley, is pictured discussing safeguards for the by visiting CHBWV’s webplanned demolition of the Main Plant Process Building in a new video available from the West Valley Demonstration Project. site at CHBWV.com, under The video focuses on safeguards instituted for EM’s planned demolition of the building.

“Project Videos.” system provides advanced notifications when operating conditions change, allows workers to adjust operations based on data collected and verifies that controls are functioning as designed.

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rectly involved in this project who describe the safe and compliant approach to deconstruct this facility.

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Learn to Ski signups set for October 26 GOWANDA–The Gowanda Recreation “Learn to Ski” program at Holiday Valley will hold their fall registration on Tuesday, October 26 from 6 to 7:30 pm in the village board room at 27 East Main Street. Students in grades 5 through 8 and their parents/guardians can sign up at this time and receive the same $40 discount as last year. Those that sign up at the October 26 registration

Warm Hearts continued from 2 come up down the road, like the need for a new physical location that will be a permanent home to house the agency and its stock of clothing for distribution.

The need for a new building is a significant one for the agency, Sitter Tompkins added, as it shops

year-round for supplies and stores enough clothing and accessories to be distributed to over 300 people.

Operation Warm Hearts will present its second annual coat distribution event on Saturday, October 2, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 318 Wayne St. Those who are willing and able to donate new coats or winter accessories are encouraged to contact Sitter Tompkins at 716-560-8811.

Besecker and Coss will also be holding a “Great

will also receive an additional $10 discount from Holiday Valley. Due to Covid 19, there will be no bus transportation once again this winter to Holiday Valley. For more information, please call Gowanda Recreation Director Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@gmail. com.

Pumpkin Shoot” benefit for Operation Warm Hearts on November 7. Registration will begin at 12 p.m. at Besecker and Coss. The entry fee for the event is $15.

Donations can be made to the Operation Warm Hearts Fund at CRCF, 301 North Union St., Suite 203, Olean, NY 14760 or online at cattfoundation.org.

Established in 1994, the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation is growing good by connecting donors to the causes

they care about most in the region. Grants from the foundation support many areas, including education, scholarships, health care, the arts, community development, human service, and youth development. To learn more, call (716) 301CRCF (2723), email found at ion @ c at t fo u nd at ion . org, or visit online at www. cattfoundation.org. CRCF is also on Facebook (facebook. com/cattfoundation) and Twitter (@CattFoundation).

A Circus comes to Versailles Uncle Ben’s Remedy, Ironlace And Others To Perform VERSAILLE, NY— On Saturday October 16, the Versailles Community Hall will be the venue for a fall festival with the atmosphere of a circus bazaar.

Performers Rachel Galati & Iron Lace, Uncle Ben’s Remedy, and aerialist Lily LeStrange will grace the stage, and a juggler and balloon artist will entertain the crowd. Doors will open at 7 pm and $10 admission will be accepted upon entry for this all-ages show. Pizza, popcorn, beer, wine, and soda will be available for purchase.

For the past 20 months, the Versailles Community Hall has laid dormant, its 80-year-old floors untouched by dancing feet, the room devoid of the festivities it had come to know and expect over the past several decades.

Save for a few socially distanced chess games on Tuesday nights among a handful of community members, the flagship of the community has been

beached.

On Saturday October 16, the silence will be broken.

Hometown boys Uncle Ben’s Remedy will headline the show after a performance by another local favorite, Rachel Galati & Iron Lace.

Acrobat Lily LeStrange will be performing an aerial hoop show between musical

acts, and during Uncle Ben’s Remedy’s show. The 21-year-old has been practicing in the circus arts for three years and is proficient in hoops (known as aerial ring or Lyra), silk acrobatics, and some trapeze.

There will be juggling arts and slight-of-hand magic performed by Scott

Johnson. Local balloon artist Ruth Dieke will be on hand to share her craft with kids of any age. Pizza, popcorn, beer, wine, and soft drinks will all be available for purchase. All proceeds will benefit the Versailles Community Association.

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“The Restart NY regrant is a unique and generous opportunity to promote live performing arts in Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Allegany counties as we slowly recover from the long isolating months of COVID-19,” Mikel Wintermantel, executive director of the Tri-County Arts Council, said, adding, “The intent was to appropriate funding for live performances in an effort to encourage people to get out and about and enjoy the wide variety of cultural organization events and groups we have in this community.”

All grant recipients are non-profits from the tricounty region which work diligently with scarce funding to bring live performing arts to their communities, many of which are rural and a considerable distance from big city theaters and symphony orchestras.

The Arts Council is honored to disperse over $41,000 in regrants for the following live performing arts projects: • The Cherry Creek Community Association for its Kick-off to Summer Event – Celebrating the Red, White and Blue; • the Cassadaga Lakes Association for its Labor Day of Love Labor Day parade; • to the Cattaraugus County Living Arts

Association for its 2021 fall programming; • to Citizens for a Better Cassadaga for its two oneday events: Live Theater Comes to Cassadaga and Second Street Sunset; • to the David A. Howe Public Library for Restarting NY with live music and dance; • to The Palmer House for its theatrical programming; • to Kimberly A. Merrill for her Russian romances recital; • the American Scandinavian Heritage Foundation for its Celebrating Our Neighborhood’s Swedish Heritage with Music and Folk Dancing project; • to the Town Theatre of Short Tract for its summer musical production in 2022; • to Gowanda’s Hollywood Theater for its Chopsticks to Chopin program and Art of the Silent Film three-part series; • to the Keynote Chorus for its Keynote Chorus Spring Concert Series 2022; • the Southern Tier Symphony for 2021 symphony performances: Season 19, “Together Again!”; • the Olean Theatre Workshop for its Returning to the Stage program; • to the Cuba Memorial Library for its Build Back Through Art project; • the OCTives for its OCTives Jazz Band performance; and • to the Sinclairville Free Library for its “Singing Our History” program.

Most of these events and more can be seen on our regional event calendar online at www.tricountyartscouncil.org/regional-events/.

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Custom ice cream shop open in Conewango

BY DEB EVERTS

CONEWANGO — Colquhoun’s Custom Ice Cream sprang up this summer and has been a popular go-to destination along the Amish Trail.

Owners Gene and Tammy Calhoun have been offering ice cream lovers their custom-made ice cream since mid-July when they opened their shop in the heart of Conewango.

The husband and wife duo operate their entire business together including making the ice cream and serving their customers.

The Calhouns have created 87 different hard ice cream flavors including white chocolate with raspberries and peanut butter Butterfinger. More are to come as people give them ideas and make requests.

The ice cream is sold by the half-pint, pint and half-gallon.

Soft serve vanilla and chocolate ice cream is available in cones.Tammy said they have custard every once in a while because people request it and, on some days, they have espresso, salted caramel and strawberry twist. They try to do sundaes on Sundays and milkshakes on Mondays.

Neither Tammy nor Gene had much experience making ice cream until they began making it for family and friends in their home kitchen. Gene said the push to get out of the house and into a separate building was partly because of health department regulations, but it was also getting crowded in the kitchen.

Tammy said they started with 20 flavors and before they knew it there were 50, and there could be 100 soon.

She said most of the flavors started as what they really wanted in ice cream as kids.

Family, friends and customers have rapidly added to the list.

All 87 choices of ice cream are not available everyday.

Tammy said they rotate the flavors and the selections of the day are posted on a sign outside the shop.

“Yes, it’s like Forrest Gump, ‘Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get,’” Gene said.

“Some people are excited by that. They can’t wait to see what flavors we have each day,” Tammy added.

The idea for an ice cream business came about when one of Gene’s Amish friends asked if he could store ice cream in his barn. He said

an Amish man would be over at the barn getting ice cream everyday. His Amish friend kept suggesting that he also sell ice cream but, at the time, he had too much going on to pursue it.

“Last year, I watched them come in and out of the barn and I thought, ‘Man, they really like their ice cream. Maybe there’s something to this,’” he recalled.

“So, I started checking into machines and brands of ice cream. I started talking to more and more people about the business and, next thing you know, I bought a machine.”

The shop was built from the frame of an old camping trailer. Tammy said Gene built most of it himself with help from family and friends. She said the trailer transformation began in April, as soon as the snow melted until the day before they opened July 15.

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because England and France were fighting over Scotland back in 1424 when Sir John Colquhoun seized possession of Dumbarton Castle.

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There’s a nice shady area off of the parking lot where customers can sit and enjoy their ice cream.

Both grew up locally, Tammy in Kennedy and Gene on John Darling Road in the town of Conewango, until sixth grade.

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Colquhoun’s Custom Ice Cream is located at 5543 Route 62 in Conewango. The ice cream shop is expected to stay open through Nov. 30.

Hours are Monday through Thursday, 4-8 p.m.; Friday, 4-9 p.m.; Saturday, noon to 9 p.m.; and Sunday, noon to 8 p.m.

For more information, or to pre-order a custom flavor or half-gallon container, call Gene at (716) 485-8118.

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19 Ham & Cheese Pretzel Melt, Chicken Patt on WG Bun, Texas Baked Beans, Veggie/Salad Bar, Chilled Pears, Fresh Fruit, Milk, Gr. Pepper Soup

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Cattaraugus County eyeing Family Justice Center, DA says

BY RICK MILLER LITTLE VALLEY — Cattaraugus County appears to be moving toward establishing a Family Justice Center to deal with domestic violence involving children and adults.

District Attorney Lori P. Rieman told Cattaraugus County lawmakers on Oct. 6 her office had applied for a $50,000 grant to begin planning for the center.

A non-profit corporation has been established with a board of directors that includes former state Sen. Catharine M. Young, former Supreme Court Judge Jeremiah J. Moriarty and Colleen Young, president of the Bank of Cattaraugus.

Assemblyman Joseph Giglio has been a supporter of the county establishing such a center, which aids survivors of domestic and gender-based violence and their children.

Centers elsewhere in New York are connected to organizations that provide case management, economic empowerment, counseling and civil and criminal legal assistance.

“The assemblyman thought it was doable in our county,” Rieman told the County Legislature’s Operations/Public Safety Committee.

“You haven’t found a place yet?” asked Dick Klancer, R-Gowanda, the committee chairman.

“That’s right,” replied Rieman. “We just incorporated last year.”

The Department of Social Services has applied for a $500,000 grant to help move the program along but hasn’t heard whether the grant will be approved.

This is just a beginning phase, Rieman said. The board of directors would have to settle on an executive director to run the new

program.

“It’s not going to cost the county anything,” Rieman said. “I’m hoping for other grant funds.”

One legislator said it seemed like the program would cost millions and he didn’t think the county was ready to take it on financially.

The district attorney assured committee members that additional grants would be needed to fully implement the program.

The Public Works Committee also approved

a road/bridge swap with the town of Mansfield. The county will deed 3.17 miles of Dublin Road to the town in return for two bridges on Jersey Hollow Road and Kent Road that are in need of replacement.

Engineering director Bill Fox said the cost to the county to pave Dublin Road is about $1.3 million.

The cost of the new bridges is about $1.1 million. The $200,000 difference will go to the Town of Mansfield to use toward fixing the road.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 Homemade Chili with Soft Pretzel, Carrot Coins, Fresh Veggie Cup, Orange Juice, Chilled Milk

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3-D Pumpkin Carving Class

Image provided Michael Weishan’s “Water Lily and Reeds” was a category winner of the Audubon Community Nature Center’s photo contest.

Cattaraugus man wins Audubon photo category Michael Weishan of Cattaraugus was among the winners of Audubon Community Nature Center’s 2021 nature photography contest with his stunning “Water Lilies and Reeds.”

The photo took first place in the Adult Division Flora and earned Michael a $200

cash prize.

Audubon Center officials say the response to the photo contest was truly international — entries came from 17 countries, representing five continents, as well as from more than 30 states.

Winners came from across the country and finalists

from around the world, including Switzerland, Japan, the Republic of Korea and Australia.

Top photographs submitted for the contest will be on display at the Nature Center in Jamestown. Fine art nature photographer Karen Glosser judged this year’s

competition.

The Audubon Community Nature Center is located at 1600 Riverside Road, a quarter-mile east of Route 62 between Jamestown and Warren, Pa.

PORTVILLE– Famed local artist and pumpkin carver extraordinaire, Eric Jones will be hosting a pumpkin carving class at the Portville Free Library in support of Pfeiffer Nature Center!

Come learn some tricks of the carving trade from the master himself! This extraordinary and fun carving class will prove to be a highlight of your fall season! All materials, including pumpkins will be supplied. The fee is $40 per person for the class Friday, October 15th from 6-8pm. Due to limited class size, registration is required and is on a first come first serve basis. The fee is non-refundable.

This class is available for adults and kids ages 10 and up. For adults, we can accommodate one person per pumpkin. Kids ages 10-12 need an adult present to

supervise at their pumpkin.

Parents for kids over the age of 12 can remain at the library, just not at the carving table. Reservations required

by Thursday, October 14th.

Reserve your space(s) by registering on the Programs Calendar on our website at www.pfeiffernaturecenter. org. Contact naturalist@ pfeiffernaturecenter.org for questions.

This program will be held at the Portville Free Library, 2N. Main Street, Portville NY. COVID safety precautions must be followed.

Pfeiffer Nature Center is supported by United Way funding. Pfeiffer Nature Center where science, art & nature come together.

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