eNOW: Fall fashion, what’s in?

READING: Say hello to new fall fashion - effortless apparel and footwear you’ll reach for whether you’re apple picking, tailgating or enjoying a night out with friends.

eNOW: Tell me about your exclusive product, the Apex Ski Boot.

DEKDEBRUN: Apex ski boots have been on the market since 2008. Dekeberun’s Ski Shop and Greg Dekdebrun, always looking for a new innovative product.

eNOW: What’s new in fall fashions and designs at The City Garage?

CLAUSS: All new! Winter is always exciting, even after 20 years of starting winters I still get excited for the start to our favorite season.

Summer is over and many of us are eagerly awaiting the moment where the slopes in Ellicottville are covered in snow, but that doesn’t mean that there is a shortage of things to do at Holiday Valley right now.

After enduring all that 2020 had given us, we have come to learn the necessity of healthy outdoor activities. We have been thrilled with the response to the lift service so far this summer and hope to continue to keep things running.

Fall is here and there’s no shortage of festivals and fun things to do around here. Here’s a list of the events to come so you can start planning!

Hello beautiful new friends. My name is Suzy Woo. I just moved my practice and crystals shop from Orchard Park to incredible Ellicottville.  It is my honor to be sharing my star wisdom with you all.

As Ellicottville readies itself to host its largest festival of the year, the Special Events Committee, law enforcement and local officials would like to let you know what they have been working on.

On Wednesday, September 22, 2021, the Rotary Club of Ellicottville presented a check in the amount of $25,000 to members of the Ellicottville Skatepark Committee (SK8EVL).  

The Ellicottville Town Planning Board has approved a minor subdivision with conditions for three lots near Somerville Valley Rd., and set a public hearing on a special use permit for a bar at a private indoor golf club on Route 219.

Over 300 Afghans will resettle in the Buffalo and Western New York area. They are refugees by definition, but not in the eyes of the government. Because of the urgency of their evacuation, those coming are labeled “humanitarian parolees.”

458 wins, 160 losses and 34 ties. Those numbers may not mean much alone but when put together, they encompass 34 years of history for former Ellicottville Central School girls soccer coach Mary Neilon.

This week marks the beginning of fall, an arrival that has locals and visitors alike anticipating the beautiful changing landscape of Cattaraugus County. However, there is more than just Fall Festival weekend to anticipate.

What is spirituality? By definition it is: the quality of being concerned with the human spirit or soul as opposed to material or physical things. Simple right? Then why do so many people seem to have preconceived notions about the topic?

Just like mass transit, skyscrapers, and a vibrant nightlife, fresh bagels are synonymous with big city living and one of the foods Cattaraugus County native Falen Whipple recognized was missing from the Southern Tier food scene.

As we get closer to the season of giving, it’s nice to know where one can find unique gifts and beat the madness of the big box stores. Fortunately here in Cattaraugus County, we have quite a few artisans, craftspeople and creative stores at which we can shop with ease.

Officials invite participants to take advantage of a "virtual" connection via Zoom to Village of Ellicottville Board meetings. The connection went live this past Tuesday night.

Town resident Vicky Conner says it would be a good idea to cut New York into three self-supporting "autonomous" regions: the New Amsterdam Region, the New York Region and the Montauk Region. 

Critters of all kinds may soon find another health care option in a full-service vet clinic in the Village of Ellicottville. A Western NY veterinarian hopes to obtain a special use permit for a new vet business.

A Celebration of Life for Chuck Crist will be held this Saturday, Sept. 18, 2021 at the Ray Evans Seneca Theater from 4:00-6:00pm. The public is welcome to join his family and share some memories of Chuck.