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The OBSERVER’s View Jan 19, 2021 It’s an idea that is all about the dogs — and in the Gowanda Central School district it appears as though there could be many barking their support. A proposal for a therapy dog in the district was led by Gowanda Elementary School’s social worker, Carmen Muscarella, and school resource officer, Ben Shields, during a recent meeting earlier this month. “This is something that’s really exciting,” Muscarella said. “I have thought about this and researched this for probably a good eight years. Over the last couple years I’ve been contemplating ...

adolce@observertoday.com Bush Elementary School in Jamestown has previously utilized a German shepherd therapy service dog to alleviate anxiety of students. Members of the Gowanda Central School Board discussed the benefits of bringing in a therapy dog to the school. GOWANDA — The benefits of utilizing a therapy dog at Gowanda Central School was discussed by school board members at a recent meeting. The proposal was led by Gowanda Elementary School’s social worker, Carmen Muscarella, and school resource officer, Ben Shields. “This is something that’s really exciting,” Muscarella sai...

'Enough's enough': Troubled Wellington demands change after another tragedy We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss 'Enough's enough': Troubled Wellington demands change after another tragedy Normal text size Advertisement Two children were killed by an out-of-control car on Tuesday. It would be a heart-rending tragedy anywhere. In Wellington, it's the latest in a long line of heart-rending tragedies. People in the NSW Central West town have felt more than their fair share of pain. Pain inflicted by poverty, by violence, by drugs. The deaths of Sh...

The father of two Queensland boys killed by an out-of-control car in NSW has spent the day at the spot where his sons’ lives were snatched away.

by Ryan Young, Perry Duffin 6th Jan 2021 1:46 PM | Updated: 6:23 PM Premium Content Subscriber only The father of two Queensland boys killed by an out-of-control car at Wellington in NSW's Central West says his heart has been "ripped out" and has sat at the spot on the small town street where his sons' lives were taken to play their favourite songs. The man allegedly behind the wheel of the car that careened into the "bright, happy little kids" and their mother ...