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Stick Tights Kicks Off Olean Concert Series
OLEAN, NY — On Thursday evening, Lincoln Park looked as if a magic door had opened, letting out a community that had been hibernating through a Western New York winter and an unusually cold spring, The weather was perfect and the music was delightful as several hundred people turned out to enjoy the first performance in the city’s annual concert series.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Stick Tights provided the entertainment, playing a wide array of popular songs that included “Get Back,” “Squeeze Box,” “Ooh La La” and many more. Audience members danced, sang and paraded their dogs through the park. One person stepped out of the crowd and played the cowbell while the four-piece band played “Don’t Fear the Reaper.” The concert series will continue on May 30 with an evening of classic rock by Pendleton Station. The series will run through Sept. 19. All concerts will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. The schedule can be accessed here. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Great Valley High School Junior’s New Book Captures Essence of Chinatown
Melody Wang, a Great Valley High School junior, is devoted to capturing the essence of Chinatown in her new book, Chinatown Legacies. Melody Wang, a Great Valley High School junior and recently published author, is devoted to capturing the essence of Chinatown through her photographs, writes Nick Iadonisi for 6abc.
Olean Elks Offer Stuffed Shells Takeout Dinner May 29
OLEAN, NY — The Olean Elks will offer stuffed shells with meatballs and a salad (choice of ranch or Italian dressing) and garlic bread Wednesday from 3 to 6 p.m. Meals are $12 and must be ordered by 7 p.m. Tuesday by calling 716-372-4191CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Orders can be picked up at the far back door in the Elks Lodge parking lot located on the corner of West State and South First streets. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Access to Popular Fishing Site Temporarily Closed in New York
It may be a little harder for anglers to get to one of their favorite fishing spots in New York. Access is temporarily closed for the next few weeks. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) closed off the Alma Pond Public Fishing Access Site in Allegany County. The main parking area, car-top hand launch, and path off County Route 38 are all shut down to make site improvements.
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