Stay informed about the latest happenings in your community. From memorial services to benefit events, here’s a roundup of local events and news that you shouldn’t miss.
Celebrating Memorial Day with a Special Service
Join the Dunkirk Historical Lighthouse and Veterans Park Museum and the Knights of Columbus for the 36th Annual Memorial Day Service. Taking place on Monday, May 29, at the historical lighthouse grounds, this event honors the memory of Jim Arnold, a retired Air Force member and grandson of Lighthouse Keeper Francis Arnold. It’s an opportunity for the community to come together and pay tribute to our veterans and their sacrifices.
Annual Golf Tournament to Support Youth Programs
Tee off for a good cause at the Boys & Girls Club of Northern Chautauqua County’s annual golf tournament. On July 28, Shorewood Country Club will host this fundraising event featuring a four-person scramble, contests, and auctions. The tournament aims to support the club’s programs and services for local youth. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy a day of golf while making a positive impact on the lives of young individuals in the community.
Concert by Dan and Linda Schall
Mark your calendars for a delightful concert by Dan and Linda Schall from Zelienople, Pa. They will be performing at the Stockton Community Church on May 21. With their musical talents, the Schalls promise an enjoyable experience for all attendees. The concert is open to the public, so gather your friends and family to enjoy a Sunday filled with beautiful melodies and heartfelt performances.
Benefitting Mike Schaefer’s Fight Against Cancer
Support Mike Schaefer, who is battling stage 4 squamous cell carcinoma, by attending the benefit event held at the Sinclairville Fire Hall. Scheduled for this Saturday, the fundraiser includes a pulled pork dinner, basket raffle, and bake sale. Your presence and contributions will provide much-needed assistance to Mike and his family during this challenging time.
Aimee Eddy Shares Her Story at the Patterson Library
Author Aimee Eddy will be visiting the Patterson Library to discuss her book, “Escape to the Garage: Family Love Overcomes Bullying.” Join her at 4 p.m. to hear about her experiences with bullying during childhood and how her family’s support became her sanctuary. Aimee is an advocate against bullying and has received recognition for her work. Her insightful talk will shed light on the importance of kindness and understanding in our communities.
Stay connected to your community by participating in these events and supporting local causes. They offer opportunities for both enjoyment and making a positive impact.
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