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Hello Southern Tier

Dec 1, 2025

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Trivia Question❓

The mother of World Series champion Max Muncy of the LA Dodgers grew up in what Southern Tier town?

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

NEW IN THE SOUTHERN TIER

The Blessing Box, located across from the Olean Public Library, is a community pantry open 24/7 for those in need.

Built by Girl Scout Troop 619 and started by the Olean First Presbyterian Church, it operates on a "take what you need, leave what you can" basis, offering non-perishable food items, household essentials, and warm clothing.

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Experience an Irish twist on brunch at Talty's Irish Pub in Olean on Sundays from 10am-3pm.

The special menu features dishes like an Irish Breakfast Sandwich, Pancakes with Irish Cream Syrup, and a Pub Breakfast Plate.

And don't miss the 100-ounce Mimosa Tower for a morning pick-me-up.

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Amid government shutdown delays in federal SNAP benefits, Giant Food Mart in Cuba and Wellsville has stepped up to offer discounted grocery items to help families in need.

Community Value Packs now feature essential items at lower prices to assist all shoppers.

This gesture of solidarity extends support beyond just SNAP recipients, showcasing the store's commitment to the community.

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THIS WEEKEND'S EVENTS

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Friday, November 7

 

Saturday, November 8

 

Sunday, November 9

 

SHOPPING LOCALLY

Local families can save money on Thanksgiving dinner this year with meal options from ALDI and Walmart priced at under $40 for 10 people.

ALDI offers a curated list of 21 traditional ingredients for a classic Thanksgiving feast, giving shoppers flexibility to swap items, while Walmart provides a one-click online basket for pickup or delivery with about 20 items, including specialty variations.

Prices may vary between stores in the Southern Tier, so plan ahead and shop early to ensure availability.

 

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BUSINESS OF THE WEEK

Located on South Union Street, Olean Union Sales has been a staple in the community since 1919.

This family-owned business, known for its quality building materials and excellent customer service, prides itself on providing unique materials and personalized service to both homeowners and contractors.

The company recently expanded, showing their commitment to growth in the region.

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IMAGE OF THE WEEK

Allegany State Park. Final Days of October.

Image from the Allegany State Park Historical Society on Facebook.

AROUND THE REGION

LOCAL HEROES!

Interfaith Caregivers Transportation Volunteers Make Big Difference

This week, we’re shining a spotlight on the incredible volunteers behind Interfaith Caregivers’ Senior Volunteer Transportation Program. 🚗💙

 

These dedicated community members make sure older adults across Cattaraugus County can get to medical appointments safely and stay connected to the care and support they need. Their kindness and commitment help seniors maintain independence and peace of mind.

 

With Cattaraugus Gives coming up on Tuesday, December 2, your donation can help keep this vital service rolling for our local seniors.

 

Visit InterfaithCaregiversInc.org to make a donation!

Local Woman Runs Marathon to Fight CF

Aubree Malick of Olean finished the New York City Marathon this past weekend, and in the process raised $5,835 to fight cystic fibrosis in memory of her cousin Alyssa.
 
Worthy Pharmacy posted the news on Facebook, saying: "To those who donated THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! WHAT AN AWESOME EXPERIENCE!!"

JOKE OF THE WEEK!

Why did the turkey join the band?

 

Because it already had the drumsticks, hahahaha!

HOUSE FOR SALE OF THE WEEK

New on the Market in Olean

 

Beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home featuring an open kitchen with breakfast nook, formal dining room with gas fireplace, and spacious living and family rooms. The backyard includes a Trex deck, fenced yard with pool, and covered front porch perfect for relaxing. With a detached garage and charming natural woodwork throughout, this move-in ready home combines comfort, character, and modern updates.

 

See more details and pics!

SPCA PET OF THE WEEK

Meet Maizie!

 

Maizie is a sweet and gentle Chihuahua mix who’s ready to find her forever home! This small, soft-coated girl may be quiet, but her heart is full of love and curiosity. She enjoys peaceful moments, gentle adventures, and exploring her surroundings at her own pace.

 

Maizie is house-trained, up to date on vaccinations, and gets along well with other dogs, making her a perfect companion for a calm, loving household.

 

Apply to adopt today at SPCACattCo.org.

FOUND ON AMAZON

A Story of Skiing in Ellicottville

 

Take a nostalgic ride down the slopes of Ellicottville’s skiing history with this beautifully crafted hardcover. "For the Love of Skiing" tells the personal and local story of how this small Western New York town became a beloved ski destination — from the early adventurers trudging uphill in leather-thong bindings to the Olympic hopefuls who trained here decades later.

 

Packed with hundreds of historic photos and heartfelt memories, this book is a must-have keepsake for anyone who loves skiing, Ellicottville, or small-town stories that made a big impact on winter sports culture.

 

Buy here!

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

“November comes, and November goes. With the last red berries and the first white snows.” - Clyde Watson

💡 Answer to Trivia Question:

Portville

Muncy's mother Midge (formerly Midge Wormer) now resides in Texas.

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