How far off in the future is onsite sports betting at the Seneca Nation’s three casinos in Western New York?
Airbnb rentals netted Cattaraugus County hosts $761,000 for the summer months, with 7,200 guests during the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
GREAT VALLEY — It’s almost Pumpkinville time!
GREAT VALLEY — A local couple has found that the love of a beagle can make a huge difference in the life of a disabled veteran.
LITTLE VALLEY — Cattaraugus County lawmakers agreed to a new funding source of economic development and community projects on Wednesday.
SALAMANCA — Two guitar legends will share the stage at Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino when Buddy Guy and the Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band tear into the Seneca Allegany Event Center on Saturday, No. 16 at 7 p.m.
ELLICOTTVILLE — In the heat of summer it’s hard to think “snow,” but officials at Holiday Valley already have the white stuff in mind as work continues to prepare the resort for the upcoming ski season.
ELLICOTTVILLE — The Ellicottville Distillery will be turning three years old in a little less than two months, and the locally owned and operated business has several events in store leading up to it.
ELLICOTTVILLE — The annual Jazz and Blues Weekend returns to Ellicottville July 26-28 when the village will come alive with the syncopated rhythm of jazz and the sultry melodies of the blues.
ELLICOTTVILLE — With a new second story porch and two new hard ciders out this summer, The Winery of Ellicottville keeps getting bigger and better.
ELLICOTTVILLE — One of Ellicottville’s favorite summer events is back again.
ELLICOTTVILLE — There are plenty of festivities happening in Ellicottville for Fourth of July weekend, from Thursday at the rodeo through Sunday night fireworks at Holiday Valley.
SALAMANCA — The rumors and ideas about what business or attraction could be placed on city land on State Park Avenue have been circulating for years, but a new one could be the most plausible yet.
GREAT VALLEY — The strawberry crop is a little late this year due to weather, but the sweet, juicy red fruit is ready for picking at the Great Valley Berry Patch.
ELLICOTTVILLE — Later this summer, the tradition will continue when The Gin Mill reopens at its new home on the corner of Monroe and Washington streets. The establishment’s summer motto is, “Everything Old is New Again. August is coming.”
SALAMANCA — A new store offering shoppers huge discounts is tucked away in the Broad Street Plaza. “KDKS Discount Resales” carries new and returned merchandise received from liquidation sales and overstock.
HUMPHREY — Humphrey’s old general store, affectionately known as Tickletown, is undergoing a major overhaul.
SALAMANCA — Mark your calendars! Plans are underway to host the city’s third annual Celebrate Salamanca Day event on Saturday, July 13 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
SALAMANCA — Millions of visitors, thousands of winners and hundreds of events later, the Seneca Allegany Resort and Casino is still going strong 15 years after first opening its doors.
SALAMANCA — The Clinton Mini Mart recently opened at 11 Summit St. under the ownership of first-time business owner Marcelene Nephew.
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SALAMANCA — Two new firefighters will be joining the ranks of the Salamanca Fire Department after a month of uncertainty in the city over lack of funds.
SALAMANCA — A Cattaraugus County man has filed a lawsuit against the Salamanca City Central School District and a former teacher who did time in prison for sexual abuse.
When it comes to fundraising by organizations in rural New York, gun raffles are right up there with dice runs and ham and turkey parties.
RANDOLPH — The Randolph Fire Company will receive $81,000 through the federal Department of Homeland Security for new breathing equipment.
SALAMANCA — Kohl Ambuske, Liam Long and Dylan Wheeler, who recently completed six days at Boys State, held at the State University of New York in Morrisville, reported to the Hughes-Skiba Post…
OAKLAND, Calif., Sept. 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Being overweight or obese is commonly associated with diabetes, but a new Kaiser Permanente study finds the connection differs widely by race or ethnicity. Members of racial and ethnic minority groups were much more likely to have diabetes or prediabetes at lower weights -- even at normal or below-normal body mass index (BMI), according to research published in Diabetes Care.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Sept. 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Z Natural Foods is proud to announce their new Organic Pumpkin Powder, a fresh, healthy and natural way to enjoy delicious pumpkin all year long. Used as an alternative to traditional flour, pumpkin powder is a powerful, nutrient-dense and convenient superfood that stays fresh for multiple seasons.
KAUAI, Hawaii, Sept. 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Chef, lifestyle expert, and mom, Hollan Hawaii proudly releases her new beach-inspired vegan cookbook Good Food Gratitude: Easy to Prepare Vegan Home-Style Recipes and Beach inspired Lifestyle Tips for the Entire Family ($34.95, Deeper Well Publishing).
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga., Sept. 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Recent alarming news headlines have told of the sudden deaths of dogs that swam in waters that contained the deadly hepatotoxins that are found in blue-green algae. Until now the only way to be sure that waters were safe for pets was to conduct expensive tests that took days to provide results. But now 5Strands® Affordable Testing is offering a simple yet accurate and affordable blue-green algae test ($29.96) that will provide results within as little as ten minutes.
Commonly known as ALS, the condition is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, and it is always fatal. The affected motor neurons deteriorate and the brain and spinal cord lose their ability to send signals to muscles, which begin to atrophy. As muscles lose nourishment, those affected lose their ability to speak, move, eat and breathe. The average life expectancy of those afflicted with ALS is two to five years, and there is no cure.
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Public officials in Ohio say no amount of money will restore the cities that have been upended by the opioid crisis. Local police and fire chiefs say it's taken an immeasurable toll on the wellbeing of first responders on the front lines. (Sept. 12)
