New Orleans’ Kristin Diable and the City bring their own mythologies to Amp tonight
Kristin Diable did not have the patience to “be discovered”; instead, the singer, songwriter and musician threw herself into the music world when she was a teenager.
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Master gardener to talk insects for BTG
Essential to life on earth, but better out of sight and out of mind, insects have always had a complicated…
Mousavians, Kiyaei to address U.S.-Iran relations, nuclear deal
Seyed Hossein Mousavian has some advice to those who are critical of proposed Iran nuclear deal: “Be realistic.”
Glazier returns with selections ‘From Broadway to Hollywood’
Music. Photos. Videos. Historical commentary. Carmina Burana might be over, but an inter-arts performance featuring each medium returns to the…
Chagnon to address solutions to harmful algal blooms in Lake Walk
Human factors often prevent progress around a particular scientific issue even when the scientific consensus is strong. For vaccines, it’s irrational fear. For human evolution, it’s religious objections. For climate change, it’s frequently misunderstanding of the concepts of climate and weather.
Tensions between county, town of Ellery erupt at Chautauqua County landfill
Many people throw away their trash without considering where “away” really is. For Chautauquans, “away” is across the lake in the town of Ellery, where all the nonhazardous solid waste produced in Chautauqua County is collected and decomposed in the Chautauqua County Landfill.
Snyder to address Russia, Ukraine and fate of EU to close week on Europe
Rather than invite Vladimir Putin to take the Amphitheater stage, Sherra Babcock invited Timothy Snyder to discuss Russia, the Ukraine and the future of the European Union at 10:45 a.m. today.
Natural Gas: A symbol of Chautauqua County or an overvalued fuel? Part II
Editor’s note: This is the second installment in a two-part series on natural gas extraction, including high-volume, horizontal hydrofracturing in western…
Natural Gas: A symbol of Chautauqua County or an overvalued fuel?
The first in a two-part series on natural gas extraction, including high-volume, horizontal hydrofracturing in western New York state.
A Trail of Two Cities: Connecting Barcelona to Chautauqua Institution
When Lisa Schmidtfrerick-Miller drives along Route 394 outside Chautauqua Institution, her sympathy goes out to the bikers and walkers along the side of the curvy road, dodging speeding cars and inhaling exhaust and particulate matter.
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