Especially in summer, Western New York is blessed with incredible outdoor opportunities. Whether you’re hiking through Allegany State Park, paddling Chautauqua Lake, casting a line into Lake Erie, chasing gobblers in the spring, sitting in a deer stand in the fall, or simply enjoying your ...
DUNKIRK — Cameron Ward had a double and two RBIs to lead Mayville past Dunkirk 4-3 in the District 38 Area A 10-12 Little League tournament Wednesday. Ethan Langer added a double while combining with Cheston Wright to scatter six hits and strike out 10 on the mound for Mayville (1-0). Jovanni Rosado had two hits, including a double, while Zay Santiago and Paxton Sheehan also had doubles for Dunkirk (1-1). Louie Dolce and Sheehan combined on a five-hitter with 10 strikeouts on the mound. Mayville will visit Westfield on Monday while Dunkirk will have its bye that night and visit ...
GERRY — College graduate … school teacher … bull fighter … and now one of America’s outstanding rodeo clowns who travels 60,000 miles a year entertaining rodeo fans at more than 100 rodeos. That’s the unusual resume of rodeo clown and barrel man Preston Broxson, who is headed ...
OLEAN — Trailing 5-3 after six innings, Jamestown rallied for five runs in the top of the seventh and held on for an 8-7 win on Thursday night in a Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League contest at Bradner Stadium. Highlighting the decisive seventh inning for the Tarp Skunks were an RBI single by Dom Costello and a sacrifice fly by Anthony Trommer. Jamestown also took advantage of a passed ball, a bases-loaded walk and a wild pitch to score the other runs. Costello, James Dixon and Caleb Jordan all collected a pair of hits for the Tarp Skunks, who improved to 17-7 heading into ...
CHAUTAUQUA — Tara VanDerveer is not only an Olympic gold-medal winning women’s basketball coach, and the owner of 1,2016 career victories, three NCAA championships and 15 Final Four appearances during her storied career at Stanford University, but she is also in the conversation as one ...
For years, many Western New York residents have voiced concerns about the growing number of fishers across the region. Farmers, gardeners, pet owners, hunters and trappers have all reported more frequent encounters with the elusive predator, leading to renewed calls for stronger wildlife ...
