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Fredonia Sweeps Tennis Doubleheader From Dunkirk

FREDONIA — A pair of 5-0 sweeps improved Fredonia’s record to 6-0 overall and 4-0 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association league play in girls tennis Wednesday. Nella Darrell-Sterbak and Charis LaBarr both went 2-0 in singles for the Hillbillies. Fredonia 5, Dunkirk 0 Nella ...

Brocton Comes From Behind To Beat Sherman In Volleyball

SHERMAN — Zoe Spiller had 16 kills, nine digs, two blocks and an ace as Brocton rallied for a 25-22, 19-25, 25-27, 25-21, 15-13 victory over Sherman in a marathon nonleague girls volleyball match Wednesday. Grace Lundin had 18 digs, four aces and a kill; Evie Morrison had seven aces, 15 ...

Pheasant Stocking Is Prelude To Hunting Season

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation on Tuesday, this week, announced the regular pheasant hunting season in Western New York will open on Saturday, Oct. 18. The DEC wildlife team will release approximately 6,102 adult ring-necked pheasants on Region 9 lands where ...

Cummins, Trinity/GCFCU Lead Battle

After Wednesday’s YMCA Battle of the Businesses events, Cummins (Large Division) with 920 points and Trinity Biotech/GCFCU (Small Division) with 755 points are the leaders. In the Small Division curling event, Jamestown Bar Association/City Court earned first place in the final match ...

Hole-In-One

CHAUTAUQUA — Using a 9-iron, Jim Scofield aced the 90-yard sixth hole on the Lake Course at Chautauqua Golf Club last Thursday. Witnesses were Craig Marker, Al Garcia and Jeff Saenz.

Oliver’s Impact Doesn’t Cover Up Bills’ Deficiencies

ORCHARD PARK — Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver would have preferred to ease back into practice Wednesday, three days after playing a game-changing role in a grueling — and stunning — come-from-behind season-opening win. Coach Sean McDermott had other ideas in reminding his defense how ...