The YWCA of Niagara will once again be offering employment opportunities to local college students through the Grigg-Lewis Internship program.
 Opportunities are open to any Niagara County resident currently attending college or seeking to begin college in the fall. The internships offer a chance to sample the working environment while getting paid.
 The YWCA will be offering two Grigg-Lewis positions within its summer day camps. The first, a 35-hour a week sports and recreation director, will offer the student an opportunity to work with children and teach them recreation activities and good sportsmanship. The student will implement a sports program which reaches out to all campers regardless of their athletic abilities and help instill a positive sense of accomplishment.
 The second position is a dramatic arts counselor. This student will implement a dramatic arts program to provide campers with an overview of basic drama/musical skills. Instruction and fun rather than perfection will be the focus. The position is 35 hours a week. This will be a new program to the Lockport camp.
 The camp will also be in need of qualified lifeguards in Lockport and Niagara Falls. Applicants must be 18 years old and possess current lifeguard certifications. Advanced certifications in water safety instruction are also needed.
 Camps are held at Niagara Street Elementary School in Niagara Falls, 2513 Niagara St., Niagara Falls. The Lockport camp will be held at a location to be announced at a later time.
 Camps will include a variety of activities, recreation, arts and crafts and Friday field trips to spots throughout Western New York and Canada.