Kellen M. Quigley is a journalist at Olean Times Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, regional interest, and event technology, with a focus on arts education, professional development, and consumer travel. Kellen's work has been featured in Olean Times Herald, ELDRED AREA FREE LIBRARY & HISTORICAL SOCIETY, BLOX Digital, The Salamanca Press & Pennysaver.
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Kellen M. Quigley focuses on local news in the Olean area, with particular attention to events, education, and entertainment. She often covers local events and government announcements.
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By: Kellen M. Quigley
SALAMANCA — The youth in Salamanca will soon be out of school for the summer, but there are still plenty of activities for them to participate in through the city’s youth bureau. The Common Council on May 22 approved the appointments for 25 individuals as personnel for the youth bureau’s summer playground and Arts Alive programs, as recommended by the recreation commission. “With staff now approved by council, we're able...
By: Kellen M. Quigley
ELLICOTTVILLE — The Cornell Cooperative Extension of Cattaraugus County has announced several upcoming workshops and opportunities to expand your agriculture knowledge. Links to registration for these workshops and programs can be found at cce.cornell.edu/cattaraugus. The CCE and Cattaraugus Soil and Water Conservation District will lead a hands-on workshop to discover the many benefits of installing a rain barrel on your property. This interactive event gives participants the opportunity to learn...
ELLICOTTVILLE — The Cornell Cooperative Extension of Cattaraugus County has announced several upco... Your Privacy Choices Notice at collection
By: Kellen M. Quigley
After nearly an entire school year of phone-free policies in place, approximately 80% of educators statewide reported positive outcomes, including better student engagement and improved social connections. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the results of the survey to collect feedback from nearly 600 school leaders at the conclusion of New York’s first phone-free school year. She said teachers overwhelmingly report that without smartphone distractions, their students are more active in class...
By: Kellen M. Quigley
The history of movies based on toys is a fascinating, albeit comparatively short, one. The very firs... Your Privacy Choices
By: Kellen M. Quigley
SALAMANCA — A classroom lesson that taught, honored and passed down a Seneca Nation tradition in the Salamanca City Central School District was recently recognized at a statewide level. The Indigenous Agriculture Initiative was recognized by the New York State School Boards Association (NYSSBA) through its “Culture of Caring” program, honoring the initiative’s positive impact on school and community culture. The recognition was formally presented Tuesday, June 9, by Sylvester...
By: Kellen M. Quigley
SALAMANCA — A classroom lesson that taught, honored and passed down a Seneca Nation tradition in t... Your Privacy Choices Notice at collection
By: Kellen M. Quigley
LITTLE VALLEY — Lawmakers in Cattaraugus County are urging New York state leaders to change curren... Your Privacy Choices Notice at collection
By: Kellen M. Quigley
SALAMANCA — The youth in Salamanca will soon be out of school for the summer, but there are still plenty of activities for them to participate in through the city’s youth bureau. The Common Council on May 22 approved the appointments for 25 individuals as personnel for the youth bureau’s summer playground and Arts Alive programs, as recommended by the recreation commission. “With staff now approved by council, we're able...
OLEAN — While many students were enjoying sleeping in this past weekend, several from Olean High S... Your Privacy Choices Notice at collection
