As you travel across America’s First Frontier, the natural beauty and elegance of the Greater Western New York region inspires you with the same sense that led the first pioneers to settle the land shortly after the Revolutionary War. How does the “rugged individualism” they brought with them manifest itself today? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Is Cattaraugus County Leading The Way To Greater Western New York Independence?” to see what’s happened right here, right now. It might be the only place you hear about it.
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