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| For over 40 years, Chautauqua County Visitors’ Bureau has been providing marketing services for tourism related businesses as well as acting as the advocate agency to the New York State Division of Tourism in their efforts to promote tourism. You can be part of this effort by taking advantage of the cost-effective programs available through CCVB. Choose from the menu below to find out how membership in CCVB can help you to attract new business through marketing to visitors. |
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Erie County in the Western part of New York State is included in the Niagara Region has a unique feature with the City Buffalo being a part of customs gateway to our neighbors in Canada. Several bridges connecting between the U.S. and Canada provide convenient access and trading with our Canadian neighbors. |
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Representing a major interest in the resources of the Great Lakes states Illinois , Indiana , Michigan , Minnesota , New York , Ohio, Pennsylvania , Wisconsin , and the Province of Ontario The Great Lakes Sport Fishing Council is a confederation of organizations and individuals who share a concern for the present and future of sport fishing, our natural and stocked resources and the ecosystem in which we live. |
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LOTSA is a group of mainly weekend recreational fishermen who are dedicated to the enhancement and promotion of the Lake Ontario Sport-Fishery and a strong proponent of Catch & Release. LOTSA meetings are normally held on the 2nd Wednesday of every month, however, due to a room scheduling conflict, as of March 2005, LOTSA meetings will be held on the 2nd Thursday of every month at 7:00 p.m. at the Cornell Cooperative Extension, 4487 Lake Ave. (Route 78, two miles north of Lockport), Lockport, NY and usually feature an informational seminar on a particular topic relating to the Lake Ontario fishery. Each meeting also features a sharing of information on the current fishing conditions. |
| We would like to think that our club is well known but there are a lot of non-sportsmen and women who may not know of us or the things that we do. We believe our activities reach out to everyone in our community not just sport-fishermen. We are not the typical fishing club. We are very community orientated. As a club, we try to do a lot for our community through fishing. If you want to know more about the Southtowns Walleye Association attend one of our meetings. They are held on the third Thursday of every month. They are always open to the public and held at the Armor Volunteer Fire Company Hall, 4932 Clark Street, Hamburg, NY or you can call the club office at 716-649-8202 for more information. |
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