Northern Chautauqua Catholic School

After finding out that our local food pantry was in need of certain items, these local Northern Chautauqua Catholic School students asked their parishioners at St. Joseph’s church in Gowanda to collect items for the food pantry in Gowanda. The children were able to collect six bags of food during the month of August. The Gowanda Food pantry serves more than 200 families a month and year to date has served over 29,000 meals. How can you help out? Just like these youth did! Do

Just in time for the first day of classes on Sept. 7, Northern Chautauqua Catholic School completed the installation of traffic safety beacons on both sides of Fourth Street near the school building. The installation of the beacons was a total team effort led by Bill Vacanti of Vacanti’s Extreme Signs. Vacanti worked well with the city of Dunkirk, National Grid, National Fuel and The Dunkirk City School District. NCCS graduate Joe Askar, Jr. paid back his alma mater by progra