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Audubon Dragons and Fairies Festival Saturday, June 19 JAMESTOWN — Saturday, June 19, 2021, is an opportunity to bring your imagination to life with the return of Audubon Community Nature Festival’s Dragons and Fairies Festival. Between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. you and the children in your life can enjoy a series of guided and self-guided activities all about the magical creatures who call nature their home. The popular Dragon Egg Hunt, Kids’ Archery Station, and Craft Cove are returning. New this year are the Challenge Treasure Hunt, Fantasy Obstacle Course, and Fairy Friends Scavenger Hunt. Sweet treats from Full Moon Rising and other goodies will be available for purchase. More details are in the works. Admission prices are $8 adults, $6 Nature Center members and children 3–15, and free for 2 and under. Through Thursday, June 17, you can pre-register at
AudubonCNC.org/DragonFairyFest. Walk-ins welcome. Community Partners for the 2021 Dragons and Fairies Festival are Bush Industries, Inc., Community Foundation of Warren County, Jan Simons Boyle, The Scott Electric Foundation, Univera Healthcare, and Whirley-DrinkWorks!, as well as on-going support from Curt and Susie Westrom, Carnahan-Jackson Foundation, Chautauqua Region Community Foundation, Holmberg Foundation, Hultquist Foundation, Lenna Foundation, and Ralph C. Sheldon Foundation. Audubon Community Nature Center is located at 1600 Riverside Road, one-quarter mile east of Route 62 between Jamestown, N.Y., and Warren, Pa. While practicing safe social distancing measures, you can enjoy the six miles of trails on the 600-acre nature preserve from dawn to
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Photo submitted Girl Scout Troop #20237 from Dunkirk recently met at Point Gratiot to clean up the park and plant rose bushes near the entrance to the beach. The troop, made up of Brownie, Junior and Cadette Scouts, did this as park of their Girl Scout Week Challenge badge that required them to plan a service project. It was also part of the Junior girls' Animal Habitat badge where they needed to clean up an area where animals live. The Cadette girls wrote a letter to the city asking permission to hold the clean up event and all girls assisted in the planning and budgeting of the project. Point Gratiot was chosen because the troop held meetings outside at the park from August through October to adhere to COVID protocols while still be able to meet and participate in fun activities. Items found in the park included cigarette butts, juice boxes, fast food wrappers, bottle caps, deflated balloons and pop cans. Troop Leaders and girl members would like to thank Home Depot for their donation of rakes for the girls.
NYS Conservation Council backs wind turbine ban on lakes ALBANY — The New York State Conservation Council is supporting legislation sponsored by Sen. George Borrello to ban wind turbines on New York’s lakes and bodies of freshwater. Concerned about the threat the wind turbines pose to the environment, NYSCC Board Members voted to support Senator Borrello’s bill (S.6314) and companion legislation sponsored by Assemblyman Brian Mankelow (A.7756) during
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I want to thank them for lending their voice to this fight and supporting my bill and its companion legislation sponsored by my colleague, Assemblyman Brian Mankelow.” In their memorandum, NYSCC board members said they are concerned that the negative impacts of allowing wind turbines in New York’s lakes aren’t being considered. Their memo reads in part: “Moving forward on the construction of offshore wind turbines at this time is little more than a best guess from insufficient information. This is a guess we cannot afford to be wrong about. It is essential to enact this proposed moratorium until such time as significant supportive data becomes available … The NYSCC believes that too little is currently known at this time to support the installation of wind turbines on Lake Erie and other bodies of water. Therefore, we support the proposed legislative moratorium.” NYSCC Board President
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A. Charles Parker said there is too much at stake to allow wind turbines in New York’s lakes. “We can’t afford to be wrong, not with our great lakes,” he said. “There’s not enough known. The data isn’t there and it’s just not worth the risk.” Borrello said Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s push to litter New York’s lakes with wind turbines is a move to appease his political supporters, not address climate change. “This is nothing but crony capitalism gift-wrapped to look like environmental policy,” Borrello said. “Gov. Cuomo and his friends and allies who benefit from these projects would allow 460foot industrial wind turbines in the waters of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario without considering the impact on the environment or human health.” Borrello said the governor’s green energy agenda also unfairly targets Upstate New York, putting lakes, woodlands and productive farmland at risk of becoming an industrial wasteland blemished with wind turbines and solar installations to help power New York City. “Upstate is already green,” Borrello said. “More than 85% of Upstate’s electricity comes from zero-emission sources. New York City is the issue — 70% of the city’s
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