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Scoops 2

Scoops 2 in Franklinville
Seasonal Ice Cream shop in Franklinville.

Weber's Greenhouse

Flowers and other plants at Weber's Greenhouse
Greenhouse of locally-grown, healthy, bedding plants, flowers and garden accessories.

Horseshoe Inn

Table inside the Horseshoe Inn
A restaurant that's known for their great food and reasonable prices.

The Old Tool Tavern

Old Tool Tavern in Randolph
A cozy, hometown restaurant with lots of friendly faces, great food, and a full bar! 

Cattaraugus County Sportsmen's Rendezvous

Hunter in Cattaraugus County
Sportsman Show featuring conservation displays, archery, black powder, trapping, fishing and more.
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Little Valley

Hikers on the Pat McGee Trail

Little Valley is a town in Cattaraugus County, New York. The town is named after its local geographical setting, a relative comparison of two tributaries (the other being the neighboring Great Valley) of the Allegheny River.

Cottage Orchard

Apple trees at Cottage Orchard

Seasonal u-pick apple farm! You can also buy some already picked apples as well.

StrOlean

Person enjoying a stroll through walkable Olean

The Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce and city leadership are inviting the community out for a night on the town. Working with the city and members of the business community, the Chamber is announcing “StrOlean,” the event aims to bring folks to the downtown shopping district for an evening of fun. 

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Lewis “Deerfoot” Bennett, Jacket Gifting Ceremony

Leather jacket of Seneca long-distance runner Lewis “Deerfoot” Bennett
The Onöhsagwë: de’ Cultural Center (OCC) invites the public to attend a gifting ceremony on Friday October 20, 2023 of famed Seneca long-distance runner Lewis “Deerfoot” Bennett's leather jacket.
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Cooking Over Coals with Michelle Miller

ASP Campfire

End the day around the fire! 

At 5:30pm on November 22nd, enjoy and evening of Seneca cooking, culture, and stories at Camp Allegany. 

Guest presenter, Michelle Miller, has lived on the Seneca Allegany Territory since 1996. Seneca was not her first or even third language, but it has now become her heritage language. The culture and history of the Seneca have now become part of her as well as her children who are from the territory. 

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