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RANDOLPH — New Directions Youth and Family Services announces the 11th annual Ed Krieger Memorial Golf Tournament will be held at noon Saturday, June 5 at Cardinal Hills Golf Course. Krieger, a 20-year Air Force veteran, was diagnosed with bone cancer in October 2010 and passed away in January 2011. Through his work at nearly every New Directions program in ... Krieger continued on 5
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Cattaraugus County Veteran Services to conduct June sessions OLEAN — Steve E. McCord, director of Cattaraugus County Veterans Services, will be available to discuss Veterans Affairs benefit laws, the healthcare system or other concerns or questions veterans and their families may have. He will be available in: • Gowanda, American Legion Post from 1:30 to 4 p.m., June 2. • Randolph, American Legion Post from 10 a.m. to noon, June 9. • Little Valley, VFW Post, 1:30 to 4 p.m., June 10 and 24.
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Salamanca schools, Brigaid partner for selfoperating food service department SALAMANCA — The Salamanca City Central School District and Brigaid have begun a year-long partnership to support the district’s goals of transitioning to a self-operating food service program and improving the quality and ingredients of school meals for all Salamanca students. The district is currently hiring a food service manager and will be hiring additional staff at a later date. Brigaid, a start-up food service corporation whose chefs provide hands-on training and practical solutions to institutional food service operations, will assist in training the newly hired food service manager Brigaid will then support the new food service
manager in building a selfoperated, healthy school food program, which would launch on the first day of the 2021-22 school year in all three Salamanca school kitchens. The public school district serves 1,400 students in Salamanca and surrounding communities. Located on the Seneca Nation’s Allegany Territory, about 36% of the district’s student population is Native American. Brigaid and the chef director will also work with local Nation members to adapt indigenous recipes and foods to fit the NSLP guidelines, then feature these foods throughout the year on school menus. Since the inception of the Healthy Hungry Free
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Randolph Academy superintendent retires after 36 years Krieger continued from 5 the Southern Tier, Krieger was widely known for this positive, uplifting attitude and a legion of friends, coworkers and clients who had the opportunity to know him. New Directions has honored Krieger’s legacy since 2011 with an annual golf tournament. Proceeds support leadership club activities and scholarships for youth at Randolph Residential and southern tier programs, including the Edward L. Krieger Memorial Scholarship, an annual award given to a New Directions graduating senior, planning to pursue college, trade school or the military. The tournament is also dedicated to departed New Directions staff members John Andrews, Gary Archer, Stephanie Canon, Joe Carra, Alex Foulk, Harold Nichols, Nicholas Shelley and Dale Wadsworth with scholarships and awards given in their honor. Registration is open at $75 per person and includes 18 holes of golf, cart, lunch and dinner, along with team and special hole prizes. Online registration is required by May 21 at https://fosteringgood.org/support/golf/. Shults Auto Group is sponsoring the Hole-in-One contest. Additional sponsors include VanRensselaer & Son Funeral Home; Dr. Green Lawn; John S. Trussalo, CPA P.C.; Colecraft Commercial Furnishings and Randolph Auto Supply as well as family and friends of honorees. Event sponsors and raffle donations are also being accepted online until May 21. The event is open to the public and space is limited to the first 36 paid teams. All NYS and local health guidance must be followed.
BY KELLEN M. QUIGLEY RANDOLPH — Lori DeCarlo will retire from the Randolph Academy Union Free School District after 36 years, including 15 in the role of superintendent, at the end of this school year. Since 2006, DeCarlo has led the 200-student, twocampus district. During her tenure, Randolph Academy has assisted thousands of students from across the state, providing counseling, behavior management, a Regents diploma curriculum and vocational training. Randolph Academy was established as a Special Act Public School District by the New York State Legislature in 1985 — the same year DeCarlo joined as a teacher. She steadily became more involved in administrative work, and was eventually chosen to lead the district 20 years later. DeCarlo said the schools have since been positioned as New York’s foremost program in restorative justice. Its sociological model focuses on building and strengthening relationships and community, regularly engaging students and educators in structured, open communication as part of the daily classroom routine. “I’ve always believed there were better ways of responding to students’ problem behaviors,” she said. “The potentially devastating effects of even one out-of-school suspension, coupled with the school-toprison pipeline that threatens many at-risk students, led me to research more proactive, positive responses to student behaviors and conflicts.” DeCarlo dove deep into this approach, researching and developing the concept to its current form and culture. She convinced
her board of education of its merits, then led her faculty and staff through a years-long transition to a Restorative Practice system in 2015, a process that requires a true paradigm shift across an entire organization. Since 2018, DeCarlo has been the lead trainer for the New York State Education Department’s Restorative Justice training initiatives. She also co-chairs Western New York’s Youth Justice Team and has presented at dozens of conferences, including those of the National School Boards Association, New York State School Boards Association and New York State Council of School Superintendents. DeCarlo has encouraged her staff to share their expertise with anyone interested in adding restorative practices to their classrooms. Together, they’ve designed workshops and learning labs that have drawn dozens of state educators to their two campuses. They also travel to other Western New York districts to help them learn and implement restorative practices into their cultures. “Lori DeCarlo’s influence is evident in every corner of Randolph Academy,” said Brad Sande, school board vice president. “Our modern school buildings, classrooms, technology and recreation facilities; our students’ outstanding performance on state tests and Regents’ exams; the success of Restorative Justice and our stable fiscal condition are all the result of her leadership and vision for the potential of the Academy’s students and staff.” DeCarlo was a driving force in the district’s expansion, acquiring the former Hopevale UFSD in Hamburg in 2011 to increase Randolph Academy’s
Photo submitted Lori DeCarlo, superintendent of Randolph Academy, will retire this June after 36 years with the school district, 15 of which were as superintendent.
reach. She has also instilled a strong academic program which generates Regents exam scores that consistently exceed the state’s averages for students with disabilities. Perhaps most importantly, she has steadily emphasized the importance of Randolph Academy students maintaining a visible presence in the community, so that neighbors and key influencers never saw them as dangerous or “bad kids.” Volunteer partnerships with organizations like the SPCA, Oishei Children’s Hospital, community centers and nursing homes have allowed students to put their vocational skills to great use in a servicelearning capacity — and improve people’s lives in the process. “Lori’s impact was most recently summed up eloquently by a parent of a
former student,” Mary Myers, board president, said. “Upon learning of her pending retirement, she said, ‘You have been there for so long — and always put our kids first.’ That sums up Lori’s character and approach perfectly, and we wish her decades of health and enjoyment in her wellearned retirement.” An alumna of Buffalo State College, DeCarlo is a past president of the Western New York Educational Service Council and the New York Council of Administrators of Special Education. She has also been named a U.S. Department of State Fulbright Specialist. Following her retirement, DeCarlo will continue her work by joining the staff of the University of San Diego’s Center for Restorative Justice. She’s also looking forward to
spending time traveling with her husband, Joe, and spending time with family and friends. “It’s been a privilege to have a career which allows me to carry out my passion — to support, empower and educate our students, allowing them to discover their personal greatness and succeed,” DeCarlo said. “While I look forward to this new phase with excitement, serving Randolph Academy has been my highest professional honor. Its mission, my colleagues and our precious students will remain in my heart, always.” The Board of Education is currently reviewing applications and expects to appoint a new superintendent on or about June 1. The new individual will assume his or her duties on or about July 1.
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Seneca powwow canceled for 2021; to resume in ‘22 BY KELLEN M. QUIGLEY SALAMANCA — As concerns about the coronavirus pandemic continue, organizers of the annual Marvin “Joe” Curry Veterans Powwow have decided to cancel the event for 2021 out of an abundance of caution. The Seneca Nation presented the annual celebration of Native American culture for 30 years before the onset of the global pandemic forced the cancelation of last year’s event. “We had been hopeful to invite our family and friends from across Indian Country back to the Allegany Territory this year, but we feel that it is in everyone’s best interests to instead focus on 2022,” said Seneca Nation Councilor Tina Abrams, co-chair of the powwow committee. The powwow, which features a series of exhilarating dance and drum competitions, attracts competitors and visitors from across the United States and Canada. It is one of the largest powwow celebrations in the northeast. The powwow honors Native American veterans and is named in honor of Marvin “Joe” Curry, a member of the Seneca Nation of Indians’ Snipe Clan, who led a long and distinguished career
of military service in the United States Navy, serving two tours of duty in the Korean War and also serving in the Vietnam War. In all, Curry served on eight warships, including the USS Little Rock, during his military career. After completing his military service as a chief warrant officer in the 1970s, Curry served as ship superintendent of the Buffalo & Erie County Naval and Military Park for several years before retiring in 1997. Curry was a strong advocate of veterans’ causes who served the United States and the Seneca Nation of Indians with pride and valor throughout his life. He passed away in 2010. Abrams said the powwow committee was especially hopeful to bring the celebration back after the widespread pain of 2020. Native American communities have been among the most impacted by the coronavirus. Federal statistics show that the COVID-related death rate among American Indian and Alaska Native people is nearly twice that of whites. Three women from the same Seneca family in the Salamanca area died within three weeks of each other in May and June 2020, the earliest of many Native deaths in Cattaraugus County due to COVID-19.
The powwow often features various contests and competitions throughout the weekend for Native dancers and musicians. Attendees enjoy a cultural tent, where they can make authentic crafts and learn about Seneca and Native culture, and vendors selling a variety of Native crafts, artwork and food are set up. This year’s powwow would have been the first held at the newly renovated Veterans Memorial Park, the traditional site of the event for decades. The $16 million project included replacing the natural field with turf. An agreement with the Salamanca City Central School District, who is subleasing the park from
the city of Salamanca who in turn leases the property from the Nation, would have allowed the powwow to continue being held there again. Now, the committee will soon begin plans for the powwow’s joyous return in 2022. “The powwow is about community and coming together,” Abrams said. “For Native communities, the dancing, the drums, the songs and the culture bind us together. Being able to celebrate with one another and with our neighbors in the local community is especially meaningful. We’re looking forward to a long-awaited reunion and celebration next year.”
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Burrell named to Conference of Mayors Executive Committee Photo by Rick Miller Gail Grillo of Ellicottville rakes around the Carolyn Lowe Herb Garden at Nannen Arboretum on the annual volunteer clean-up day May 3. Her Labordoodle Magic was supervising.
Nannen Arboretum volunteers show up for annual cleanup BY RICK MILLER
BY RICK MILLER Ellicottville Mayor John A. Burrell has been named to the Executive Committee of the New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officers. Burrell was appointed by Binghamton Mayor Richard David, president of the Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials. “Mayor Burrell is a proven leader with a wide range of experience and success at the village and town levels of government,” David said. “John’s collaborative approach to leadership and active advocacy on behalf of local governments will be a tremendous asset to NYCOM as we represent our city and village members.” Burrell said, “NYCOM plays a very important role as the legislative advocate for cities and villages, and provides extensive professional training for elected
and appointed officials. The organization works diligently on our behalf and conscientiously seeks input from its members about the most pressing issues we face. I am honored to be appointed to this position of leadership in NYCON.” Burrell has served 11 years as village mayor and budget officer, four years as deputy mayor and two years as a trustee. He served as town supervisor from 2008 to 2016. He is a past president of the Cattaraugus County Municipal Officials Association and was active in the Cattaraugus County Town Supervisors Association. He has been a member of the Ellicottville Fire Company for 55 years and its EMS Squad for 45 years.; Currently he is secretary/treasurer of the Ellicottville.Great Valley Ambulance Service.
ELLICOTTVILLE — Nannen Arboretum Society volunteers got a lot of work done at the annual spring cleanup May 3. About 15 volunteers weeded, raked leaves, picked up branches and twigs, removed deer fencing and other spring chores at the arboretum behind the Ellicottville Town Center, said president Pat Kerl. A side benefit to volunteers working outside were the many varieties of flowering trees. Winter weather brought down a good number of branches and twigs which several people including Keith McKale picked up and put them in piles for pickup with a wagon. Other volunteers included Gail Grillo, who raked around the Carolyn Lowe Herb Garden on the path to Lake Nipponica. She said she was being supervised by her 11-year-old black Labordoodle Magic who has a knack for catching Frizbees, which he did. M.J. Brown and Sue Parsons were weeding and raking outside the front entrance to the Ellicottville Town Center. Gretchen Plough pitched in with the weeding and Diane Smith was raking leaves in the front of the building. Nan Miller and Karen Chapman raked soil around the Eastern redbud tree the Nannen Arboretum Society
planted for Arbor Day on April 30. “Students from BOCES spent several days backfilling and seeding along the new asphalt walkway through the arboretum,” said Kerl. New volunteers are welcome anytime, she said. The society meets at 9 a.m. each Monday to pick away at a list of chores for that week. Visitors to the arboretum at 28 Parkside Drive in Ellicottville will find new signs at the entrance and tributes to both John Ploetz,
who developed plans for the arboretum back in 1974, and Paul Kingston, for whom the Kingston Nature Trail. Ploetz was a part-time Cornell Cooperative Extension horticultural aide when he drew up plans for the arboretum in 1974. Ploetz sought grants to pay for it and picked most of the trees now at the arboretum, which was named for William Nannen, a local businessman and conservationist who donated the eight-acre property for the Cooperative Extension Center in 1958.
The Nannen Arboretum Society was formed as a notfor-profit group to maintain the arboretum after the town of Ellicottville purchased the center in 2013. The arboretum is the scene of many weddings, receptions and other gatherings during the summer and fall months. This coming winter, there are plans by Night Lights to light up parts of the trail and some of the trees with colorful LED lights in a bid to get people to get another perspective of the arboretum.
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2/ 6
37 oz. 999ea. $
$
Old Fashioned Ice Cream 4 qt. Pails
4
$
99
64 oz. 1499ea. $
Baby Carrots 1 lb. Bag or Crisp Celery
99
¢
ea.