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Weather humor: It’s time for spring fishing

If you’ve stepped outside in Western New York this April and thought, “What season is it?”— you’re not alone. Mother Nature seems to be spinning a wheel each morning: rain, snow, sunshine, 70 degrees… sometimes all before lunch. It’s less a forecast and more a sampler platter, ...

Cole shines in both soccer and T&F for Edinboro

Chautauqua Lake graduate Jada Cole has had no problem adjusting to the collegiate level, after leading NCAA Division II Edinboro University women’s soccer in scoring this fall with 10 goals and two assists as a freshman before seamlessly transitioning into indoor track and field where she ...

Playoff time

Bring on postseason hockey in Buffalo. The Sabres' playoff drought is finally over. Following an NHL-record 14 seasons of futility, during which the team finished no better than 19th in the league, the Sabres clinched a berth on Saturday when the New York Rangers defeated the Detroit Red ...

Scholastic trap

While some teams have completed their season, others are just getting underway. No perfect scores were reported this week. Salamanca’s Braeden Kyler and Ellicottville’s Jordan Folts provided a 24 in the Central Conference, while the best in the West was 23 from both Gage Wells of Panama and Lucas Gibbons of Sherman. West Conference Cassadaga Valley 100: Anthony Clark 13, James McChesney 13, Emma Nickerson 13, Aaron Steen 13, Lucian Whitmore 13, Donny Easton 12, Landon Johnson 12, Clayton Nickerson 11. Frewsburg 140: Wyatt Lundgren 20, Jackson Levandoski 19, Edwin Clover 18, ...

Muddy waters, clear fishing opportunities

Opening Day of inland trout season is an annual tradition cherished by anglers across Western New York — a long-awaited moment marking the true “official” arrival of spring. But this year, Mother Nature had other plans. What a rainstorm. What should have been a celebratory start turned ...

Hoose returns to Southwestern, wins 2nd state title

In Tavio Hoose’s freshman season with the Southwestern wrestling team, he made his name as one of the top wrestlers in the state by capturing the 172-pound New York State Public High School Athletic Association Championship. The following season, Hoose returned as the favorite to ...