The Dunkirk-Fredonia Rotary Club welcomed Dr. Michael Dunham, Astronomer and Professor of Physics at SUNY Fredonia, to our March 7th lunch meeting to speak about the upcoming eclipse. Dr. Dunham gave a riveting explanation of the eclipse, when the moon aligns perfectly between the Earth and sun, casting its shadow and turning daylight to total darkness. Dr. Dunham provided us with his opinion about the likelihood of an overcast day based on historical weather patterns (not good, about an 80 percent chance of clouds), and shared the full schedule of activities being planned at the SUNY Fredonia campus on April 8th, which will include Food Trucks, a DJ, live bands and the featured event: the viewing of the eclipse starting at 2:03:50. Totality will occur at 3:17:28 pm and last until 3:21:15. Lunch was served, and eclipse glasses were provided to all the meeting attendees.- Sheila Hahn