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JAMESTOWN GAZETTE April 23, 2018 COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 7 SUDOKU Edited by Margie E. Burke Difficulty: Medium 2 6 HOW TO SOLVE: aith 8 1 Each row must contain the numbers F atters 9 4 8 1 to 9; each column 1 8 4 5 must contain the M numbers 1 to 9; and 9 1 3 each set of 3 by 3 A Million Questions boxes must contain 7 when disciples encountered empty the numbers 1 to 9. tombs, reports of Jesus' resurrection, 3 4 5 8 even when they encountered the risen (Answer appears else- Lord himself, they immediately met 4 2 where in this issue) the resurrection with more doubts than belief. Every. Single. Time. 5 8 3 9 Take this story from Luke for example. Copyright 2018 by The Puzzle Syndicate After the resurrection Jesus made an appearance to his disciples and "they were startled and terrified." Jesus asked them why they were frightened and doubts were rising in their hearts. Contributing Writer He showed them his hands and feet. Don't Fence Me In Told them to touch him. And they One season now lasts all year long. It’s Pastor Shawn Hannon started to believe. And one line in the politics season when at the drop of a Hope Lutheran Church Arcade, NY this story sums up faithfulness to single opinion people decide they know me. Luke writes, "...in their joy they WHINE My daughter, Quinn, is at that age WHINE everything you think. If you express were disbelieving and still wondering Solution to Sudoku: approval about one single government where she has a million questions. (Luke 24:41). OFOF THETHE policy, people assume you love everything At the top of her list of things 8 4 2 5 3 1 6 9 that7 policy maker does, you hate everything to understand at the moment is Faith doesn't close the door on 7 9 5 6 8 4 1and3 everybody2 else with a different opinion, and you heaven. Many bedtimes these days wonder and question. Faith opens WEEK!WEEK!probably kick stray puppies. One of the rights not mentioned are accompanied by 20 minutes of it up. And faith itself then isn't the 1 6 3 2in the9 Bill7 4of Rights8 5 – because nobody thought it questions and conversation around right set of answers, but the right set 9needed1 8 mentioning4 5 3 – is7 the2 right6 to think. Try what happens to us when we die, of questions. And that means that it some day. You’llWeek like of it 4/23/18 - 4/29/18 and most of them end with the same communities of faith don't exclude us 5 2 4 7 6 9 8 1 3 question. With a bit of worry in her when we doubt and wonder, but are precisely where we belong. Because 6Submitted3 7 8 by1: Dewey2 9 B. Leftees,5 4 voice Quinn asks, "Am I going to be doubt and wonder aren't the enemy of Eileen Tudor-Wright and I. Kent old in heaven forever?!" 3 7 1 9 4 5 2 6 8 faith. They are a part of it. 4 8 9 Stan3 de2 Noyes6 5 7 1 Now, I've got a Masters degree in Divinity. I've been working with Quinn has a million questions about 2 5 6 1 7 8 3 4 9 the faith formation of young people heaven, and just a few weeks ago I got to since I was a young person. You'd see them take shape in a conversation think if anyone could answer a child's I overheard her having with her 93 by Margie E. Burke The Weekly Crossword questions about heaven and hell, and year old great grandmother. Her ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 let them sleep peacefully at night it GG was introducing her to her great Pump, for one grandfather by way of a photograph. 1 14 15 16 would be me. But do you know how I 5 Practice in the generally answer? Quinn asks if she is GG was telling Quinn how his name ring 17 18 19 going to be old forever, and I respond, was Raymond, and how he like to play 9 Little rascal drums. They never got to meet, GG 20 21 "Who knows. Maybe." And then I kiss Slow as 14 her good night and turn off the light. said, because Raymond died just a molasses 22 23 24 25 month or two before Quinn was born. 15 Stubborn beast Too often we treat passing on the faith Quinn looked at her GG and said, 26 27 28 29 30 16 Flamingo, for like passing on a correct set of answers. "We haven't met yet. I know I'll see one 31 32 33 34 35 36 Faith is something you know. Faith is him in heaven." 17 Coincidental knowledge. Faith is understanding. 37 38 39 40 That for me is a picture of what 19 Taper off But the problem with understanding 20 Pragmatic one faith looks like. Quinn has a million 41 42 43 44 faith like that is it leaves little room 21 Asylum seeker questions and a little bit of fear for questions and even less room 22 Belief in no god 45 46 47 about heaven. But those questions for doubts. So we equate faith with 25 Glowing sign don't disqualify what she believes 48 49 50 51 52 certainty and we feel guilty about our 26 Antiquated about heaven. They inform it. And doubts. 29 Lacking nothing 53 54 55 56 57 58 what she's left with is this hope and 31 Card game with 59 60 61 But is that really what faith is about? assurance in the midst of things we tricks Having the answers? 100% certainty? cannot understand that God's love 33 Mendel's field 62 63 64 and promises are true. 37 Big time While I'm certain some people will 38 More than 65 66 67 still say so, that is not the picture of For more inspiration and insights worried Copyright 2018 by The Puzzle Syndicate faith I read about in the scriptures. We from Pastor Scott and Pastor Shawn's 40 ___ constrictor are in the Easter season. 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Must be to the cause. 2 Ames Insurance is once6 community in any capacity, and we are HOW TO SOLVE: able to pass a drug screen and background check. again the proud sponsor of the event’s very proud to be able to donate again Each row must $5,000 hole-in-one contest.8 1 Customer Service Representative this year.” contain the numbers (Linwood Community Services) Buffalo, NY If you would like to sponsor9 a hole,4 8 It isn’t uncommon for Dan and Beth 1 to 9; each column This Clinic Customer Service Representative is responsible for the day to day reception, place a tribute sign on the golf course to support local organizations to 1 8 4 5 must contain the EHR input and data processing, filing, and clerical duties. High school diploma or displaying your name, or donate a gift numbers 1 to 9; and equivalency including or supplemented by courses in typing and computer operations help further their mission. They are basket or gift, please contact Megan plus 1 year full time paid experience performing some combination of secretarial and very community minded people, 9 1 3 each set of 3 by 3 Barone, WCA Foundation Director of data entry duties OR graduation from two year business school with courses in typing who take pride in helping out their boxes must contain and computer operations. Experience with medical insurance and verifications desired. Development7 at (716) 664-8423 or the numbers 1 to 9. own by participating, donating, or email [email protected]. School Counseling Coordinator | Buffalo, NY volunteering. 3 4 5 8 A dinner auction will be held (Answer appears else- The Program Coordinator oversees all of the counseling services provided in Buffalo “We encourage people to sign up to where in this issue) Public Schools for Best Self Behavioral Health. The Program Coordinator will provide following4 the tournament2 at 6:00 clinical and administrative supervision to counselors, work with student support staff, play in this tournament, it’s a great p.m. that5 evening. To reserve8 a dinner3 9 social workers and administrators in the schools. The Program Coordinator will also day. We are celebrating the love of golf, ticket ($30.00 each), call Megan collect and submit data and attend county meetings on a monthly basis as well as work the love for Vince, and the love for Copyright 2018 by The Puzzle Syndicate with the county Say Yes Director. Full time position. Travel between schools required at (716) 664-8423 or stop by the for position. Experience in working with children and adolescents. Must have excellent community,” stated Dan Hocking. UPMC Chautauqua WCA Office of communication, coordination and collaboration skills. LMHC and or LCSW preferred. The 5th Annual Vince Messina Development, located at 207 Foote Tournament, to be held on Saturday, Avenue, Jamestown. ACT Program Director/Team Leader | Buffalo, NY The ACT Program Director/Team Leader establishes, administers, and directs the Assertive Community Treatment program, a self-contained clinical team which assumes responsibility for directly providing needed treatment, rehabilitation, and support services to identified clients with severe and persistent mental illness as assigned by PUZZLE SOLUTIONS the Erie County Department of Mental Health Single Point of Entry Coordinator. The Solution to Crossword: Solution to Sudoku: Program Director/Team Leader supervises and evaluates the multidisciplinary team S S P S C P in conjunction with appropriate psychiatric support to ensure service excellence, P 8 4 2 5 3 1 6 9 7 and functions as a practicing clinician on the team. Possesses a Master’s degree in a T T 7 9 5 6 8 4 1 3 2 relevant professional discipline. 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the best to remove everything that has Performances cooked on. Once clean and air dried, I April 27 & April 28 will wipe the grates down with a very thin layer of cooking oil. You could 7:30PM also give the grates an even spray with a nonstick grill coating. After attaching April 29 - 2:00PM new burners and filling the propane tank I will be ready to have the first Jesus Christ Superstar is a 1970 rock opera with music by Andrew Lloyd cook out of the season! Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice. The musical started as a rock opera concept Whether you prefer meat, veggies or album before its Broadway debut in 1971 fish, the grill can be your go to cooking Contributing Writer source. When grilling delicate or small Purchase tickets online: www.lucilleballlittletheatre.org Vicki McGraw items such as fish or shrimp, I like to use a vented grill tray (it looks like a Box Office: (716) 483-1095 regular cookie tray with holes on the 18 East 2nd Street • Jamestown, NY 14701 Well friends, as I sit writing this week’s bottom). This will keep the fish from article, I can look out at my backyard to flaking apart and falling through the see green grass and the sun is streaming grates. It also helpful when grilling Viking Mixed Chorus Annual Spring Concert in my kitchen window. It is still a chilly veggies that might otherwise fall morning, but I do believe spring may through. If you use a marinade for your Article Contributed by well be on our door step! What a long grilled items, remember that if you First Lutheran Church weary winter we have endured. We wait until to food is on the grill to start deserve the sunny mild days to come. basting it, most of what you are adding The spring concert will be held on Sunday, May 20, 2018 starting at 3p.m. It will Another sight I see out my window is will burn off. You want the flavors to be be held at the First Lutheran Church located at 120 Chandler St., Jamestown, NY. my gas grill. It looks rather forlorn, able to soak in first so I suggest adding It will be an afternoon of sacred/secular Swedish/English and all around fun-loving music. having endured the long months of the marinade to you items at least 15 Adults are $5 and kids under 12 arefree. Admission includes refreshments afterward. cold and frequent ferocious winds. minutes (and up to overnight) before The cover is ripped in a couple of you begin to cook. Brushing lightly places and frayed in others. Once I during the cooking process does more remove the cover I know I will need to keep it moist than actually impart a Frewsburg Rest Home Arbor Day to break out the cleaning supplies. As great deal of flavor. you can imagine, months of neglect My final bit of advice for you this week Article Contributed by have left it rather gross! The grates are is to ALWAYS clean the grill grates as greasy looking, there is a collection of Frewsburg Rest Home soon as you remove four food from the “glop” on the bottom, and this year grill. Using a stiff grill brush while the the burners will need to be replaced! Arbor Day became a Holiday over 40 grates are still warm is the easiest way Because we like to use our grill often, years ago as a means to inspire America to remove the cooking debris. As long now is the time to get it ready for the to appreciate nature and plant a tree! It as it is warm most things will brush off season. is a day to make a positive impact on our easily. If you wait until the grill is cold environment and our community. As I am going to start by removing the it will be much harder to clean. I like to one of America's oldest Environmental grates and soaking them in my kitchen brush the grates well and then turn the Holidays, we at Frewsburg Rest Home sink full of hot soapy water. I like to heat to high, close the cover and let the also want to do our part. add a ¼ cup of bleach to the water grill sanitize itself for about five minutes. to kill any bacteria that may have This way it will be ready the next time The residents love to be an active part developed during the months of I have a craving for a hot dog. Or a in keeping our facility beautiful, inside neglect. While they are soaking, I will burger. Or a Portobello mushroom. Or and out! Not only are they excited to then attack the inside of the grill itself. a steak…You get the idea! choose the location and help plant helping ourselves, our community As I mentioned, I need to replace the the tree, they are also excited for the Happy Grilling!! and nature-thrive! "We are excited burners, so I will remove them first weather to break so they can start to plant this tree in our "back yard" so as to have an easier time cleaning To read more of Vicki McGraw’s planting their garden! In fact, they just in recognition of all that trees do for the bottom. I like to use an old metal commentaries on good cooking, fine finished painting and planting their our Community!" says Juva, a 12-year spatula to scrape to dried grease and recipes and perfect party treats, visit indoor herb garden! "Our herb garden resident of Frewsburg Rest Home. food particles off the bottom, sides and www.jamestowngazette.com and click will be a wonderful way to spice up our We encourage everyone to find their top. After scraping it down really well, I on Join Me in the Kitchen’s own page. daily meals!" says Jeff, resident of two own reason to be inspired this Arbor will use the soapy bleach water to wipe The Jamestown Gazette is proud to years from the Frewsburg Rest Home. Day and help keep our communities it down, and rinse it well. That can present our county’s most creative and air dry while I go back to cleaning the original writers for your enjoyment and Arbor Day is a holiday dedicated to beautiful! grates. I find a stiff wire brush works enlightenment.

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This would The estimated cost of the project will top high priority of corrective action.” As decrease the need for trucks $4.2 million, with federal funds covering early as 2014, loss of some stone facing using the northern route to 80 percent of the project and New York and weakened grout had been noted, take longer routes around State covering 75 percent of the remaining along with pitting and unevenness of the community roads to bypass cost, leaving slightly more than $200,000 bridge’s 66 ft. deck and 41 ft. roadbed, the low railroad bridge. of the total cost for Jamestown to provide. as well as the street surface between 4th According to the Chautauqua Department While vehicular traffic is being Street and the bridge. of Public Facilities, nearly 1/3 of the county’s detoured to existing streets In 2017, Jamestown Mayor Sam Teresi approximately 310 bridges are classified as safe and bridges, South Main but “structurally deficient.” The South Main announced the 2017 Public Works High water in the Chadakoin Street pedestrian traffic has Improvement Program “Rebuilding Street Bridge project is part of Chautauqua may slow renovation. now been given a new path Jamestown today…Investing in County’s ongoing, overall infrastructure maintenance our future,” signaling more than parts of the restoration work to proceed. program. 100 infrastructure and public facility This could delay completion past the improvement projects. These began during end of the 2018 construction season. Slower Business? the 2017 construction season as part of a multi-year planning process. Under the 12 “The county is very fortunate to A brief survey of businesses Major Construction Projects heading is the have the right people on this job,” along South Main Street to South Main Street Bridge (assigned primarily Brumagin said. “Union Concrete & see if the decreased traffic to NY State and Chautauqua County). Construction Corporation of West has changed patron traffic Seneca (UCC) is the same company encountered a number of Game Plan that built the Washington Street Bridge dark stores, suggesting a Teresi said when announcing the plan, for Jamestown. They are working hard significant local business however, that the work would proceed only now on the Main Street Bridge.” impact. The recent designation of the Arcade , “…as has been the case in recent years… Accommodating Traffic depending on funding availability and the Building as a historic cooperation of the weather.” The work The current 12-foot clearance under site is hoped to enhance relies largely on “Jamestown’s State CHIPS the Erie Railroad Bridge at the local commerce once allocation and the PAVE NY program, along northern end of the Main Street the Main Street Bridge with federal dollars obtained by the City’s Bridge is too low for the average 18-wheeler’s by way of the Greater Jamestown Riverwalk – Reconstruction project is complete. Pedestrian Bridges Construction project. One Department of Development.” height of 13’6”. This has always required all The Main Street Bridge has proven to semi-truck shipping to and from Blackstone of the two bridges will span the north and south “The mayor is right about the weather,” said be a hard working part of Jamestown’s to come and go from the south, a route now shores of the Greater Jamestown Riverwalk Alexey Brumagin, bridge engineer at the infrastructure over the past century, as impossible due to the bridge closure. and the other will connect Panzarella Park to Chautauqua County Department of Public deserving of the community’s appreciation Facilities. At the present time, Chautauqua To help keep Blackstone’s operation, the Riverwalk’s north shore. as of its restoration. The bridge builders Lake is 18 inches high due to high winter roadway under the railroad bridge was High Priority promise the current work is planned to be runoff. This temporarily prevents lowering the milled down deep enough to permit trucks a long-term solution looking forward to Chadakoin River enough to allow important temporary access to Blackstone from the Mayor Teresi added that “…the Jamestown’s future growth. Suicide: The Ripple Effect Will Be Shown At JCC Article Contributed by In 2000, Kevin Hines jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge in a suicide Jamestown Community attempt. He survived and now fosters a College bridge of hope between life and death Compassion. Support. Caring. for people caught in the pain of living Healing. Commitment. Understanding. 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They are currently anyone wanting to submit an essay making preparations for the Annual please mail the essay to: United Needs of Apple Trees, Jamestown Memorial Day Parade. The Veterans Council of Jamestown, essay contest is extended to all local C/O: M Paladino, 2538 Fisher Hill Friday, May 4, at Audubon 5th - 8th grade girls to become the 4th Rd. Kennedy, NY 14747 or email to: annual Miss Veterans Poppy for the [email protected] as soon as Article Contributed by Al Yelvington is a fairly recent parade that will be held Monday, May their essay is complete. The Veterans transplant to the area after retiring 28, 2017 at 10:00 am in Jamestown. Council will complete a review of all Audubon Community essays at their meeting Wednesday, from 33 years in the Coast Guard. He They are inviting all 5th - 8th grade girls Nature Center May 9th, 2018 at 6:30 pm. and started his cider orchard, Happy Dog to prepare an essay about Memorial Day. The essay would need to be no announce the winner Tuesday, May Farm outside Russell, Pa., to provide Apple blossoms only turn into more than 200 words explaining why 10, 2018. delicious, multipurpose fruits if they juice specifically for hard cider makers. Memorial Day is important to them They are hoping for great success survive and are pollinated. Yelvington is in his second year in and what Memorial Day means to with the return of these essays as they To ensure a good crop, come and the Virginia Tech Online Masters them. They should also include in their continue planning this annual event learn how to care for your apple trees in Agriculture and Life Sciences essay if they have any veterans in their and to find the honorary Miss Veterans at blossom time from orchardist Al family. Each essay needs to be tagged (OMALS), focusing on pest and Poppy for the Jamestown Memorial Yelvington at Audubon Community with the students name and school Day parade. If you have any questions weed management. Happy Dog Farm Nature Center on Friday, May 4, 2018, that they attend, along with a phone regarding the essays, please do not 2 to 4 p.m. includes a community cider mill that number that they can be reached at. hesitate to call Melodie Paladino, At the Apples All Year Long: Blossom is registered with the Pennsylvania The selected girl would ride in the United Veterans Council of Jamestown Time, Now What? workshop you will Department of Agriculture. parade, receive an honorary sash, Secretary, at 716-450-6768. They are learn what treatments should happen and present a wreath at the Memorial looking forward to hearing from as Enrollment is limited. The fee for at blossoming, that not all varieties Day cemetery services in Lakeview many girls as possible. have the same pollination needs and the program is $16 or $12 for Nature how to best encourage and protect Center members. Paid reservations are those trees and blossoms. required by Wednesday, May 2, 2018, Youth Symphony Orchestras Performing Blossom may be the most cheerful time and can be made by calling (716) of year for an apple tree, but it is also a at Chautauqua Sunday, May 6 569-2345 during business hours or precarious period. Blossoms that get too cold might not produce fruit, but online through the Programs page at there is a science to exactly how cold auduboncnc.org. is too cold. Learn the science as well as Audubon Community Nature Center some ways to protect those blossoms, encourage pollinators and pollination, is located at 1600 Riverside Road, one- and even protect the tree at one of its quarter mile east of Route 62 between most vulnerable states – blossoming. Jamestown, N.Y., and Warren, Pa. To learn more, call (716) 569-2345 or visit On Sunday afternoon, May 6, the Chautauqua Regional Youth Symphony orchestras the Programs page at will present their 2018 Spring Gala Concert in the Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall at Chautauqua auduboncnc.org. Institution. This picture is of the combined orchestras at last year's Spring Gala. Audubon Community Article Contributed by Impossible and the combined Nature Center orchestras playing the Beatles' "Eleanor builds and nurtures Chautauqua Regional Youth Rigby." connections between Symphony Board The young musicians rehearse weekly people and nature on the stage of the Reg Lenna Civic The Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall at Center in downtown Jamestown. At by providing positive is widely their rehearsals the weekend before outdoor experiences, recognized as one of the premier the concert, they will receive intensive opportunities to learn performance venues in the region. coaching from teachers and musicians about and understand On Sunday, May 6, it will ring with Amanda Andrews, Kim Bunce, Marie the natural world, music performed by the orchestras Karbacka, and Nina Karbacka. It takes the right pollination and sometimes protection for and knowledge to act of the Chautauqua Regional Youth apple blossoms to turn into apples. Learn more at Apples Symphony (CRYS). A reception on the porch of All Year Long on Friday afternoon, May 4, at Audubon in environmentally Chautauqua's Lenna Hall follows the Community Nature Center. The 4 p.m. Spring Gala Concert responsible ways. performance. will feature the student musicians of CRYS's Young Artists Orchestra Tickets are $12; children five and and String Chamber Orchestra. under are free. Presale tickets for $10 LAKEVIEW DISCOUNT GROCERIES They will be under the direction of are available from the musicians, by emailing [email protected], Welcome to Lakeview Discount Groceries located in Ashville, NY! acclaimed conductor and performer Bryan Eckenrode, who has been the or by calling (716) 664-2465, ext. 202. We are a family owned discount grocer organization's Conductor and Music carrying brand name products at For more information about the nicely discounted prices! Director since 2003. 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New Disposal Drop Box Location Opens at Lakewood-Busti Police Dept. Article Contributed by Hope Chautauqua

As part of Hope Chautauqua’s ongoing Take It To THE BOX campaign, this month they announced a new location for the medication disposal drop boxes at the Lakewood-Busti Article Contributed by Residential customers, whose phone Police Department in Lakewood, NY. numbers are current on their accounts, This newly added drop box site will Jamestown can expect to receive such calls two- allow local residents to dispose safely Board of Public Utilities three days in advance of their flushing of their unused, unwanted or expired prescription medication 24/7, free days. The Jamestown Board of Public and anonymously. By providing this (L to R): Investigator Jarrett Reed, SSG Customers with questions about Justin Chernogorec US Army National Utilities (BPU) will begin spring drop box location for residents, Hope flushing and their flushing dates may Guard - Counterdrug Task Force, Chief daytime water main flushing at the end Chautauqua and the Lakewood-Busti John Bently of Lakewood-Busti Police call the Flushing Hotline at 661-1688 of April, weather-permitting. Police hope to keep the community Department and Kelley Potter, Hope or Communications at 661-1680. Chautauqua Coalition Coordinator safer and healthier for the upcoming Pre-flushing in Falconer will start at BPU Communications Coordinator summer months. standing beside the newest drop box at the Lakewood-Busti Police Department 2 p.m. Friday, April 27, in the areas Becky Robbins says, “If you receive The medication disposal drop box is of Ralph, Valmeere, Mapleshade voicemail when calling, located at the police department at 20 and Aldren. The complete Village of “The installation of the drug drop please leave your address, the names of W Summit St, Lakewood, NY 14750. Falconer will be flushed from 9 p.m. box at Lakewood-Busti Police station the streets at the end of your block and All prescription medications are is a positive step toward assisting Saturday, April 28, overnight into your phone number. BPU employees accepted, as of now sharps are not. In the community in taking potentially Sunday, April 29, until Falconer is will return calls with flushing location the upcoming months, a resource for dangerous drugs off the street and completely flushed. sharps will become available. being able to properly dispose of dates and with answers to any During Falconer flushing, water may There are additional drop box them” said Chief John Bently of the questions.” be discolored on the north side of sites across Chautauqua County: Lakewood-Busti Police Department. Jamestown as well as in the Village. The main precaution that customers Jamestown Police Department (201 A special thanks for the coordination may take during water main flushing East 2nd St. Jamestown), Westfield and help in this process to the Flushing of the rest of the BPU is to check for discolored water before Police Department (27 Elm St. Eason Lakewood Village Highway Water Division system will take place doing laundry and to avoid pulling Hall Westfield), Chautauqua County Department for installing and from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday- water into your hot water tank. The Sheriff's Office (15 E. Chautauqua securing the drop box, Western New Friday, April 30-May 4; and Monday- BPU also suggests putting aside water St. Mayville), Fredonia Police York Community Action Partners, Wednesday, May 7-9. The exception for cooking or drinking a day or so Department (9 Church St. Fredonia), WNYCDC, Erie County Department will be on Wednesday, May 2, when ahead of their flushing days because and Silver Creek Court Clerk’s Office of Health, and the National Guard flushing will take place from 5:30 a.m. Municipal Building (172 Central Ave. the discolored water is unappetizing in Counterdrug Task Force. – 5 p.m. to accommodate downtown Silver Creek; M-Th, 9am-2pm). Again, appearance. For more information about the disposal all of these are free and anonymous Jamestown restaurants and businesses. of prescription drugs you can go to HOPE Should discolored water enter the and local residents are encouraged to Flushing that day could affect streets Chautauqua on Facebook www.facebook. household, it can be expected to clear utilize these resources without fear. directly off Fairmount/Rte. 394, even com/hopechautauqua or contact CASAC though their particular streets are not in 12-24 hours. These drop box locations have made at 366-4623 or 664-3608. flushed that day. huge improvements for not only The BPU provides a free commercial About Hope Chautauqua county residents but for public health Flushing can discolor water, especially rust/iron stain remover for laundry, at and the environment. Studies have HOPE Chautauqua is a community when water line cleaning takes place no cost to water customers at the BPU shown that flushing prescription pills substance abuse prevention coalition in the customers’ immediate areas Customer Service Office, 92 Steele down the toilet that are unwanted or and an initiative of Chautauqua Alcohol near their scheduled flushing days. Street; and at Town and Village offices expired puts more drug compounds & Substance Abuse Council (CASAC). Customers may see discolored water in Busti, Celoron, Ellicott, Falconer Since 1974, CASAC has provided into the environment and water at any time during flushing, although and Lakewood. supply. HOPE Chautauqua’s Take It prevention education and community awareness regarding the prevention of unlikely, even on days other than If laundry is washed by mistake in To THE BOX campaign is aimed at directly around their scheduled bringing awareness to the permanent alcohol and other drug abuse. For more discolored water, do not dry your flushing days. disposal drop boxes in the county information visit www.casacweb.org . clothes; instead, rewash the laundry in and three very important actions Safe EDITOR'S NOTE: Also please see page The BPU’s March and April newsletters the stain remover before drying. Use, Safe Storage and Safe Disposal 20 of this issue of the Jamestown Gazette for contain a two-page color-coded map Overall, it is safe to use and flush toilets of medications. These important four additional, 1-time, special drug-drop section showing which areas will be during the process unless the BPU is actions can be taken today to prevent locations in Chautauqua County - National flushed on which days. The maps also flushing directly on a customer’s street the misuse of, and addiction to Take Back Day Saturday, April 28, 2018, are posted on www.jamestownbpu. as pressure surges could occur. prescription drugs and heroin. 10-2 p.m. com and will be in the Post Journal on April 22 and 29. The BPU flushes water lines twice a year to remove sediment that may The BPU website, FACEBOOK and gather in pipes. As flushing occurs, Twitter pages will list daily flushing employees also check on the condition locations. Recordings of daily flushing of the hydrant and can fix any problems locations are available by calling 661- that they may find. Water main flushing 1660, Ext. 6. is a normal process used in other The BPU also informed commercial communities throughout the State. and industrial customers of their The BPU prefers flushing to clean the flushing dates by automatic calls lines instead of adding chemicals to the approximately a month before flushing. water. JAMESTOWN GAZETTE April 23, 2018 COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY www.JamestownGazette.com 15 Northwest Arena Announces JULY 16-18 Biggest Grapes & Hops Festival Yet May 12 Beer & Wine Tasting Event to be Held on Two Rinks $400 Per Person INCLUDES: • Luxury Motor-coach • 2 nights of lodging • 2 breakfasts • 2 dinners • Tickets to see “Jesus” at the Sight & Sound Theatre • Train ride through the Amish countryside • And more! *Deposit of $100 due by May 11 Biltmore Estate & Asheville, NC Article Contributed by Brewing, Courtyard Winery, and Burch Farms Country Market & Winery. 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Tickets are deposit of $75 from around the area. $25 presale, $35 the day of, and $10 for by May 20th & designated drivers with each participant This year’s festival will be the biggest take $20 off! getting a commemorative Jamestown yet, and will feature local wineries and Grapes & Hops Festival drinking glass All trips pick-up over thirty breweries on two rinks. in Jamestown Announced beverage vendors include: with logo. Visit www.northwestarena. Southern Tier Brewing Company, com, call 716.484.2624, or stop by the & Warren Four Mile Brewing, Big Ditch Northwest Arena’s Landmark Chevrolet www.travelsecrets.4mydeals.com Brewing Company, Merritt Winery, Box Office to reserve your tickets today. Victorianbourg Wine Estate, MackJac Don’t forget to follow the Northwest Patty Gern, Travel Consultant Hard Cider, Ellicottville Brewing Arena on Facebook and Twitter for Phone: 814-688-5797 • Email: [email protected] Company, Noble Winery, New Belgium information on upcoming events. 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To celebrate its success, wineries and local restaurants will be 814-726-1961 Louie has planned a party to remember paired with downtown businesses. www.pawsalongtheriver.org at the exclusive nightspot….and you Participants will enjoy wine and are invited! appetizers at each location, all the But wait….just days before the swanky while searching for clues that will help shindig Louie is found floating in Lake them discover whodunit. High School Baseball Showcase Erie. Police Chief Cameron says Louie Clue locations include Grape Article Contributed by Friday, April 27 - 4:30 –Brocton @ was killed before he was dumped in Country Market, Healthy Family Cassadaga Valley (League Game) the lake and foul play is suspected. But Pantry, Michael’s Restaurant & Chautauqua County Baseball Louie’s wife Rosie Marie, now the sole 7:30 – Dunkirk @ Falconer Pizzeria, Serendipity Consignment owner of The Grape Juice Joint, says Umpires’ Association (League Game) Boutique, Bella Salon and Day Spa, “The party will go on! It’s what Louie The Tobacconist at Leaf Lovers, Saturday, April 28 - 10:00 – Panama at Falconer Central School, with the would have wanted.” The Teachers Apple Basket, Mutiny assistance of the Chautauqua County Westfield (League Game) With murder on the menu, you are Ink, All in Your Home Care, Ruby's Baseball Umpires’ Association, will be 1:00 – Pine Valley vs. Clymer Antiques and Collectibles, and Studio sponsoring the High School Baseball certain to find a medley of individuals (Non-League) M Massage. Showcase on April 27th and 28th, to make the night most memorable. 2018 at Russell E. 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The blacklisted over the two day period. HS Baseball and Softball, to add to provided by The Skunk & Goat Tavern, The Showcase gives local High School the Umpires’ Association Baseball bootlegger desperate to increase Michael’s Restaurant & Pizzeria, players an opportunity to play in a Scholarship Fund, and to offset some their sales? Or possibly the mob boss Freeport Restaurant, Burch Farms Professional Baseball Stadium and of the costs of operating the Showcase. looking to increase his territory? Market, Northern Scoop Ice Cream, hopefully be seen by a college coach SCHOOL, SECTION VI, OR ANY With the recipe for murder, The Grape New Harvest Restaurant & Pub, and or two who have been notified about OTHER COMPLIMENTARY Juice Joint will be certain to be serving Sander's Market. the event and will hopefully be in PASSES WILL NOT BE HONORED up a night of mayhem to remember. Our participating retailers invite you attendance. FOR THIS EVENT. 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Williams, Mike Seeger, and Ricky Skaggs. Manager, said, “We now have On April 30th at Shawbucks in downtown Rj Cowdery has solidified her place in the world three 24/7 program streams, Jamestown, NY, Rolling Hills Radio will present of performing singer-songwriters, garnering one of which, GRC2, is devoted two solo performers, Todd Burge and Rachael accolades at Mountain Stage NewSong, to music. We’ve been searching Sage. Kerrville, Falcon Ridge, Rocky Mountain Folk for a high quality series for our Of Todd Burge, music producer Don Dixon Festival, and Sisters Folk Festival. She plays a Photo by very popular midday folk and (who has produced albums for performers as clean guitar, flat picking or strumming, stringing Mitchell Multimedia acoustic offerings. After listening diverse as R.E.M. and Mary Chaplin Carpenter) chords together to develop melodies built like to a couple of episodes of Rolling Hills, I knew we’d found a perfect said, "With wit and pathos in equal measure, a proverbial brick house and pours over it all Todd Burge Todd Burge takes on subjects in his songs that with a voice like butter. Her lyrics are sincere fit. The GRC2 team and I are very never occur to most folks. Subjects too quirky … and plainspoken, inviting you to lean in hard excited to add Rolling Hills Radio and come out the other side changed. The unmistakable stamp, they are so well concieved to our schedule and have every for most writers to get a handle on”. Ken Hardley, that you could swear you've heard them before, producer and host of Rolling Hills Radio, adds, highly esteemed producer, musician, Don Dixon reason to believe it will be well received by our offers this high praise: "Rj Cowdery is one of sung by a folk legend in Kerrville or at a writer's listeners.” “This is precisely why we’re thrilled to have circle at The Bluebird…" and Joe Crookston Todd joining us on the RHR stage: he isn’t ‘most the most compelling writers i've run across All live RHR shows take place at Shawbucks, so far this century...though her songs bear her says, “There is no possible way to listen to Rj writers.’ Todd’s a one-of-kind in all Cowdery’s music and not feel deeply. The tone across from Jamestown’s Ice Arena. Doors open the right ways. His songs are witty, of her voice, the clarity of her guitar and spot on — to all those holding or purchasing tickets — sometimes absurd, often hilarious, and emotive lyrics plumb the depths of human hope at 5:30pm for the “Happy Rolling Hour.” Food always original. How else would you and struggle. These are not just songs, they are and drink are available until 6:15 at which time characterize a song Todd wrote about arrows shot directly to center of the heart." audience members take their seats and the house a woman who buries her husband of 35 lights dim. Audio and video recording begins years in her flower garden then waters Hardley offers this to those planning to attend promptly at 6:30. The bar reopens for 10 minutes him daily while telling him to ‘grow the show: “I suggest audience members prepare at intermission and then again after the show up!’” themselves for a night of some of the finest when the audience and performers are invited to songwriting the Appalachian region has to offer." As is noted in Burge’s bio, his songs, a “Meet and Greet.” “are mostly stories that inhabit his On upcoming shows, Rolling Hills Radio As always, there are four options for purchasing invented characters” and “lyrical will present Robin and Linda Williams, and tickets; Until the show is sold out, tickets are humor [let] his insights sneak up on Americana legend, Ramblin’ Jack Elliot. available at the door the night of each show. If you.” Adding to its media presence, as of April, RHR you choose, you can call ahead at (716) 484- Burge has played venues as diverse as is now in syndication and being internationally 1101. Tickets are also available online at http:// CBGB’s, The Country Music Hall of distributed by Global Community Radio. GCR www.chautauquachamber.org/events If you’re fame, and The Kennedy Center. He’s is a non-commercial service that provides out and about, stop in during the Chamber’s also been a repeat guest on National programming to community and campus radio regular business hours at 512 Falconer St, Public Radio’s flagship radio program stations. GCR also facilitates distribution of Jamestown. Tickets for future shows may also be purchased using these same options. Tickets for Mountain Stage whose longtime host, Rachael Sage content created by independent producers. Larry Groce called Burge, “The dean of Stations in many states and around the world the April 30 show are $15.00 each.

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