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The Taste Ladles Up The Goods
Fine Food and Fine Art Come Together this Weekend in Olean
Freestyle Ramp Camp
Defying the Laws of Gravity: Holiday Valley Team Members Travel to Lake Placid
Sneak Peek
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Up Close & Personal: Rebuilding Together‘Blitz Day’ Comes to Olean ... page 5
By Nicholas Pircio, WPIG 95.7 FM
“Neighbors helping each other” sums up the mission behind the not-for-pro
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Friday, July 24th, 9:30pmALLERGIC REACTION
Every Thursday, 7-11pmKUK & FREDDIE
Saturday, July 25th, 5-9pmMO’ PORTER
One of the area’s favorite partybands, playing Rock, Blues & Classics.
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Every Wednesday, 9pm-1amWAGNER & WINSTON
Saturday, July 25th, 9:30pmJOKER’S WILD
Holiday Valley To Host $100,000 Shootout This Saturday
July 25 Event Challenges Golfers to Shoot a Hole-in-One on Number Nine; A Bene
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Holiday Valley will host the second annual $100,000 “Hole in One Shoot Out” on Saturday, July 25. The Shoot Out is sponsored by Ed Shults Auto Group.Steve Christie, retired Buffalo Bills place kicker is the spokesperson for the event’s charity, Camp Good Days and Special Times. All entry fees will be donatedto this worthy cause. The qualifying round takes place from 10am-3pm where golfers will pay $5 for three 100-yard shots. The closest 20 golfers will competein the
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nal round at 3pm on the 165-yard Number Nine Hole. A hole-in-one in the
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nal round will net the golfer a $100,000 prize! The golfer who is closestto the pin in the qualifying round will win a $200 golf out
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t from the Holiday Valley Golf Shop. Registration for the Shoot Out will take place at the NumberNine Tee between 10am and 3pm. The contest is open to amateurs only (sorry, Tiger!) More information about the golf course and the $100,000 Hole in OneShoot Out can be found on Holiday Valley’s website at www.holidayvalley.com
Time to loosen that belt a few notches, gather family and friends and head down to the 60
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lled with great food and entertainment. Admissionto the event is free. Pay as you eat! Sunday’s event will also feature a juried
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ne arts show, live music, a children’s area and a 5K Run/Walk.Back again this year, CUTCO Cutlery Corporation will host chef demonstrations under the CUTCO tent. Woodland in the City will have a silentauction, and festival-goers will also have a chance to sign up for the ‘Summer Backyard Giveaway’, a Shur
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Ellicottville Prepares For Jazz Festival
Award Winning Musicians to Perform Throughout the Village Aug. 1-2; ‘The Buffalo Brass’ to Headline
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Visitors to Ellicottville can celebratethe middle of summer in swingingfashion at the Ellicottville Jazz Festival,scheduled for August 1-2.The Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce is promoting the JazzFestival as an opportunity for people tohear a number of different musicianswhile they browse the many shops,stores and eating establishments, allwithin walking distance of each other.The festival will feature performerson the Monroe Street Stage, as wellas street-side performances andbands playing inside the local barsand restaurants. The Chamber of Commerce stated that the main stageperformances are expected to last from1:30-4:30pm on Aug. 1, and from1:30-4pm Aug. 2.Dave Elder, a musician who isbooking the bands for the festival, saidthat booking the bands requires a lotof hard work, but suddenly everything just began to fall into place.And it would appear from the lineupthat all the pieces
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t like a glove.Kicking off the event will be theDominic Missana Quintet, describedby Elder as “a pleasing variety of jazz presented by a youthful and verytalented group.”The highlight of the event will be TheBuffalo Brass, a standard complimentbig band founded in 1985 that hasplayed at the Lewiston Jazz Fest, theRotary Jazz Fest, and at a number of private venues, such as the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo.According to the band’s press release,“Almost everyone in the band boaststheir own leadership roles with other jazz groups in and around WesternNew York. It is truly a ‘who’s who’ of jazz musicians in Western New York.”The Buffalo Brass will take the stageon Aug. 2 from 1:30-4pm, and inthe case of rain, they will perform atHoliday Valley Resort.Elder said the band primarily playsconcert style music, but they willbe performing a number of songsappropriate for dancing in the streets.Their award-winning album, ‘It’sTime’ will be available for purchaseduring their performance. The bandfeatures Phil Sims, trombonist and leadwriter, with John Hassleback Jr., StuartEaster, and Lon Gormley on trombone.Performing on saxophone are Bobby
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cionado said, “Whenpeople ask why Holiday Valley hasso many famous athletes, the answerlies in the training they do off season.”This is why from July 18-20, 27skiers and snowboarders from theHoliday Valley Freestyle, Freeride,and Snowboard Team participated ina 3-day “Ramp Camp” at the Olympic
from July 18-20, 27 skiers and snowboarders from the Holiday Valley Freestyle, Freeride, and SnowboardTeam participated in a 3-day “Ramp Camp” at the Olympic Complex Freestyle Aerial Training Center inLake Placid, NY, where you’ll
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nd a year-round training and competition site for freestylers with a 750,000gallon “splash” pool. This is the 6th year that Holiday Valley has sent campers to the facility. Pictured atleft: Bryce Putnam. Photos/courtesy Katie DiDonato
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Letters To The Publisher
Rotary Club Asks for Your Help with 11th Annual Children 1st Fest
Discover Ellicottville’s ‘Summer Full of Festivals’
Congratulations to Ann Ploetz of Machias, winner of the WPIG 95.7 FM/Villagersummer contest. Ann’s winning name was drawn from the Ellicottville Optical location.She will receive a family getaway at Sugar Pine Lodge and $300 in E-Bucks to spendat sponsoring locations. Special thanks go out to all the businesses who participated:Ellicottville Optical, Holiday Shoppe, Olean Medical Group, Quality Markets, TheRed Door, and Sugar Pine Lodge.
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So, did you take my advicelast week and check out theAmericana Folk Art and MusicFair? I’m here to tell you it wasfantastic!This was (once again) awonderful community event,
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lled with fun, food, andfab volunteers. The event’ssuccess could be judged bysimply looking at all thesmiles. Everyone had a supertime, but the kids were justa delight to watch. Whetherriding in the horse-drawn haywagon or tractor trailer, playingwith the kitties and puppies,slurping down a snow cone,or enjoying the petting zoo,the kids obviously had the besttime of all. Another great jobby Bob McCarthy and our ownwonderful band of Rotarians,Alley Katz and local historians.The money raised will be wellspent on improving the lives ohundreds of local youths andtheir families who live and visitour little village - our home.It’s no wonder the spiritof Ellicottville goes on fromgeneration to generation. Thegenuine love we feel for thisvillage transcends from parentsto children, who are fortunateenough to experience what lifearound this little resort villageis all about. We’re lucky, luckyfolks, aren’t we?So, dear readers, you’ve heardthis here before – this place justkeeps getting better and better.No need to travel far – stickaround, save your gas and havea gas! Until next week …
Jeanine Z. Bosworth
Save Saturday, Aug. 15 onyour calendar for Ellicottville’sChildren 1
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Fest, which will bea one-day only event this year.The Rotary Club of Ellicottvillewill be hosting the day of fun,education and entertainmentfor children of all ages andtheir families. With the fundsgenerated over the years,we have been able to pay allexpenses and make donations tosupport charities and activitiesthat directly bene
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t youth.We are actively solicitingtalent for the Saturday nighttalent show, models for thefashion show, donations forthe auction, creative exhibits,parade participants and helpersas well as
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nancial support,and we invite you and yourorganizations to become partof this family event which willkick off with a parade startingfrom the Five Star Bank parkinglot at 11am on Saturday, August15.Over the past several years,many friends, old and new,have offered to do anythingnecessary to keep Children 1
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Fest on the Ellicottville summercalendar. We salute and thankall the volunteers who believeand know that our children areour future. When you see thesmiles and happy expressionson the faces of everyone, giveyourself a pat on the back for a job well done.Time is short and there isstill much to do. We welcomeyour help and support of anykind: suggestions, participationexhibiting, working anddonating.
The Rotary Clubof Ellicottville
PO Box 101 Ellicottville, NY 14731
Ellicottville to Perform ‘Smoke Tests’ on Sanitary Sewer Mains
Attention All VillageResidents: Ellicottville willbe performing “Smoke Tests”on the sanitary sewer mainslocated within the Village andthe Town, beginning on orabout September 23. SmokeTesting is a technique used todetect water in
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ow sources intothe sanitary sewer mains, suchas roof leaders, cellar drains,yard drains, foundation drains,faulty sewer connections,illegal connections, abandonedbuilding sewer laterals, andstorm water drainage systemcross connections. It willalso detect and locate leaking joints and structural damage inthe Municipal sanitary mainsthemselves.During these Smoke Tests,high-capacity blowers forcesmoke (which is non-toxic,harmless, and has little orno odor) through sections of the sanitary mains betweenmanholes. Any location wherethe smoke exits the main, thereis a potential for surfacewater/rainwater/groundwater to beentering this sanitary main.The presence of such “extrawater” in the sanitary mainsincreases the
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ows reaching theWastewater Treatment Plant,resulting in increased costs of sewage treatment (and in someinstances surcharging of theTreatment Plant itself, whichleads to Operation Permitviolations and possible
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nes.)Residents do not need tobe home when the Testing isperformed, and it is rare thatthe Test Observers will everneed to enter any building. Theonly precaution to be taken bythe residents are to insure thereis adequate water standing inall drain traps on the day of thetest.A schedule will be developedsoon, identifying the sanitarymains to be Tested, and theapproximate date(s) when thoseTests will occur. Residentsalong those streets will benoti
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ed well in advance of thescheduled dates for this Testing.Sincerely,
Charles R. Coolidge
Village of Ellicottville Mayor
Happy Birthday Jane!
The Dunkleman Family Reunites for a Very Special Event
Life-long Ellicottville resident Jane Dunkleman recently celebrated her 80
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birthday.It was a very special occasion, as all ten of Jane’s children were in attendance. TheDunkleman family would like to thank everyone for coming and sharing the wonderfulday. Pictured left to right: Jane with all ten children, Brian Dunkleman, Dan Dunkleman,Jim Dunkleman, Tom Dunkleman, Mary Klahn, Jane Dunkleman, Joan Scharf, AllenDunkleman, Rose Nuszkowski, Gerald Dunkleman, and Dale Dunkleman. Happy BelatedBirthday wishes go out to Jane’s youngest grandchild, William Dunkleman (pictured atright), son of Tom and Suzy Dunkleman, who was also in town for Grandma’s 80
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Taste Of Olean
Food, Art, Music and More ... All in One Area this Weekend!
A NEW ADDITION:
Nussbaumer & Clarke Welcomes Ryan Smith
Nussbaumer & Clarke, Inc., Consulting Engineers and Surveyors is proud tointroduce the newest team member in our Engineering Department, Mr. Ryan Smithas an Engineer Level 1. Mr. Smith graduated from Clarkson University with anenvironmental engineering degree, and is a certi
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Today’s Hot Music Mix.
Playing the largest varietyof music from the 70’s,80’s, 90’s and today.
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My name is Richard Leeper, Sr.
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If you are blood type “B” or “O” and would like to beRichie’s living kidney donor, please contact Jeanette Ostromat (716) 450-8958 or e-mail rostrom@stny.rr.com.
To the world you may be just one person, but to one person, you just may bethe world. Thank you from the Western New York Kidney Connection.
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OLEAN - Time to loosen thatbelt a few notches, gather familyand friends and head down to the60
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Annual Taste of Oleanthis Sunday, July 26, 2009 from11am-5pm at the CattaraugusCounty Campus of JamestownCommunity College. The TasteOf Olean, co-sponsored by theGreater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce, National Grid Co.,and GOACC’s 37 corporatesponsors provides an affordableand enjoyable festival in asocially responsible manner forfamilies of the greater Oleanarea, enhances the quality of life in Olean, and promotesdowntown. The Taste of Olean is a festival
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lled withgreat food and entertainment.dmission to the event is free.Pay as you eat!
The Tastes:
The restaurantswill present “tastes” of foods,not whole meals or sandwiches -smaller portions with affordablecosts between 50 cents and$3.50. Restaurants that willbe appearing at the Tasteinclude: Angee’s Restaurant,Baldwin Hill Farms, Beef n’Barrel Restaurant, CanticleFarm, Chef’s Bistro, CojonesCantina, Dog Pound, Greencres, Jared’s Treats, KabobCafé, Karol’s Kitchen, LingerLonger Café, Main Street Pizzaand Grill Pizza, Old LibraryRestaurant, PEPSI Booth-JCCAlumni, PitStop Restaurant,Ponderosa Restaurant,St. Joseph’s Maharajan,Whispering Mountain LodgeRestaurant, and Wrapped inDough.
The Arts:
Art in the Park,sponsored by the CattaraugusCounty Arts Council held inconjunction with the Taste, isa juried
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nest art insouthwestern New York andnorthwestern Pennsylvania.Art in the Park will recognizeseveral of the artists in thefollowing categories: Best of Show-1
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Music to Your Ears:
Themusic never stops with threestages providing continuousentertainment. TheaterWorkshop of Olean will belining up the entertainmentthat will include the AlleganyAlumni and Friends Band,Olean’s Blues Brothers, OleanArea Irish Dancers, OleanTheater Workshop, NancyHefti & Selected Students,Generation, and the SouthernTier Junior All Star Jazz Band.
Family Fun:
The Taste is afestival for the entire family.There is a children’s area within
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atables from the OleanFamily YMCA, face paintingby Art in the Park artists, theChalkin’ Proud America contest,and more. From the BalloonMan to children’s games, theTaste has the magical power tobring out the child in everyone.Pizza Hut is sponsoring a PizzaBox Relay - this race reallydelivers! Players divide up intotwo teams and divide the boxesinto two stacks. Players raceto the end of the course, graba pizza box and run back totheir teammates. First team tocarry all their boxes back wins!WPIG FM will be broadcastingthe NASCAR IndianapolisBrickyard 400 for the BackyardBBQ picnic area.Back again this year, CUTCOCutlery Corporation will hostchef demonstrations under theCUTCO tent. Alfred StateCollege Culinary Arts Programwill feature Associate Professorand Chair John Santora withseveral of the program’sstudents with chef demos at1pm and 3pm.
New Evemt:
“Make Hasteto the Taste” 5K Run/Walkwill be held during the Taste of Olean. Sponsored by the OleanHigh School Sports Boosters,the 5K Run/Walk will registerparticipants from 9-10:45am,with the run starting at 11am.The course starts on the new bike
The Taste of Olean is a festival
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World-Class Services
Olean General Opens New Radiation Medicine Center
OLEAN - Cancer patientsin the Southern Tier havesigni
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cantly easier accessto world-class radiationtherapy services now thatOlean General Hospital, incollaboration with RoswellPark Cancer Institute, hasopened the Mildred MillimanRadiation Medicine Center.A special open houseceremony included honors forMildred Milliman, for whomthe Center is named. TimothyJ. Finan, President and CEOof Olean General Hospital,said naming the center afterMildred Milliman was an easydecision. “This naming is inappreciation for Mildred’sexemplary generosity over theyears in support of the hospitaland it’s mission of care andservice,” said Mr. Finan. “Shehas given both extraordinary
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nancial support and her timeand talents. She has alwaysbelieved in the continuedadvancement of cancer care,so it is
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tting that, as weforge this partnership withRoswell Park - one of the mostrespected names in cancer care- this Center bear the name of Mildred Milliman.”“Through this collaborativeagreement with Olean GeneralHospital, we will provide morecancer patients with access tothe newest and best radiationcancer treatments available -treatments that can improvesurvival and quality of life,”said Donald L. Trump, MD,FACP, President & CEO,Roswell Park Cancer Institute.“The integrated approachbetween Olean General andRoswell Park allows patientsto receive world-class radiationoncology care right in theirown community, with addedcomfort and convenience.”Under the terms of a clinicalservices agreement forradiation medicine, RoswellPark Cancer Institute providesa full-time, on-site radiationoncology physician and on-sitefull-time medical physicist totreat patients at the center andoversee all treatment planningand quality assurance activities.
A special open house ceremony recently held at OleanGeneral Hospital included honors for Mildred Milliman(pictured above), for whom the Center is named.
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