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Land Conservancy Celebrates Outstanding Contributions From Members at Annual Meeting and Reception

Land Conservancy Celebrates Outstanding Contributions From Members at Annual Meeting and Reception

 

The Western New York Land Conservancy held its 22nd annual Membership Meeting and Reception on Friday, June 7, at the Main House on the grounds of the beautiful Knox Farm State Park in East Aurora. With more than 150 people from throughout Western New York attending, it was one of the most successful events in the history of the Land Conservancy. 

The event began by honoring the outstanding contributions of two Land Conservancy members, Michael B. Powers and Edward Fuchs. 

Daybreak with Donkeys

Tualatin Valley is an area in Oregon, and when John and his family
moved to Marilla and began a miniature donkey breeding farm, he decided
to use that name.  Now, the Tualatin Valley Assettes is a herd of 15 to
16 miniature donkeys ready for visiting.

If you're allowed to own a
horse or farm animals on your property, you can own a miniature donkey.
They are intelligent and sweet natured. Here is the phone number: 652-4614

Cat Lovers Celebrate Favorite Pet Moments

Cat Lovers Celebrate Favorite Pet Moments

 

(Welcome to our pet column, courtesy of Pet Connection Programs Inc. of Marilla. We post a new article each week, so be sure to check back on a regular basis!)

From adorable peek-a-boo games to outrageous, gravity-defying leaps, cats have a way of bringing much joy and humor to their owners' lives. 

Art, drama and musical theater summer camps

Art, drama and musical theater summer camps

Now that school is almost over, it's time to start thinking about what you'll do with the kids for the whole summer. If they are interested in drama or the arts, here is a list of summer camps available in the Buffalo area:

Continue reading on Examiner.com Art, drama and musical theater summer camps - Buffalo High School Theater | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/article/art-drama-and-musical-theater-summer-camps

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Compeer and Mental Health Association Host 28th Annual Road 2 Recovery

Compeer and Mental Health Association Host 28th Annual Road 2 Recovery

Continuing the tradition of the only race and walk in Western New York dedicated to mental health awareness, Compeer of Greater Buffalo joins forces with the Mental Health Association of Erie County to host the Road 2 Recovery 5K Mental Health Run and Wellness Walk – A Superhero Run! at St. George’s Church and Delaware Park on Friday, June 28, 2013 at 6:30 p.m.

 

Through a partnership with the CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) program at the Mental Health Association of Erie County and The Superhero Foundation, this year’s event will be a “Superhero Race.” Organizers encourage all participants to dress up in their favorite Superhero costumes to help raise awareness for the program, which helps abused children have their voice in court and in the community. The Superhero Run calls attention to the idea that while every child needs a hero, abused children need Superheroes.

Buffalo Citybration Press Conference to Welcome Summer ... Eight Hours Early

Buffalo Citybration Press Conference to Welcome Summer ... Eight Hours Early

Chances are you probably won’t be awake at 1:04 a.m. Friday, June 21, when the sun will be directly overhead of the Tropic of Cancer, marking the official start of Summer 2013. But back here in Western New York, Buffalo Citybration will be making a major announcement about our summer season at 5:04 p.m. Thursday, June 20, giving us an eight-hour head start on the season that festival-loving Buffalonians love most!

Bane Of Trees : The Emerald Ash Borer

 

ACROSS NEW YORK STATE-The balance of nature is both critical and tenuous,and disturbing that equilibrium can result in ecological disaster. Invasive species throughout the world are doing just that and the evidence of calamity is visible almost everywhere. The Emerald Ash Borer is an insect that preys on Ash trees. Native to Asia, the initial infestation was discovered in Michigan and Canada in 2002, the deadly bug has destroyed almost 100 million trees in over 19 states since it's incursion, and a worst case scenario could see the tree wiped out in North America.