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Investing In The Future Of Conservation

More than 160 sportsmen, conservation advocates, elected officials, and community leaders gathered Monday evening at the Lakewood Rod and Gun Club on the shores of Chautauqua Lake for the Annual Banquet and Fundraiser hosted by the Chautauqua County Federation of Sportsmen. Representing more than 15 conservation organizations from across Western New York, attendees came together not only to celebrate the outdoors, but also to recognize the importance of preserving hunting, fishing, trapping, and conservation traditions for future generations. Master of Ceremonies and Federation ...

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Jamestown scored single runs in the fifth and sixth innings, but couldn’t rally all the way in a 4-2 Erie County Interscholastic Conference Division 1 loss to Clarence at Diethrick Park on Thursday. Trailing 4-0, Maddox Thompson singled and scored on Alaric Richards’ RBI single in the ...

Stateline’s 70th Anniversary Season Opener Is Saturday

BUSTI — Stateline Speedway is set to open its 70th anniversary season this weekend with the Bill Law Memorial, a marquee event for the RUSH Late Model Series, following another weather-related cancellation last Saturday. Anticipation for the season opener is high following a heavily ...

Barmore Ready For Bicycle Challenge

In a little more than a week, local fitness leader and community philanthropist Bradley Barmore will take on what may be his toughest challenge yet, riding 1,200 miles in seven days or less to raise awareness and funds for the millions of American children living without adequate ...

Sabres Look To Continue To Play To Their Identity Tonight

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Stanley Cup playoffs can change a team. The high stakes and the frenzied crowds annually inspire hockey players who can handle them to ever-higher levels of grit, guile and greatness. The Anaheim Ducks are the latest young team growing and thriving under the weight of ...

Big 3rd Inning Lifts Hornets

FORESTVILLE — A six-run bottom of the third inning was instrumental in Forestville’s 10-5 win over Brocton in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 3 softball Thursday. Trailing 2-0 to start the frame, the Hornets’ Emma Hodkin singled to lead off the inning and Elizabeth Case hit a one-out single. After a walk to Emily Lillie, Madison Christian hit a bases-clearing three-run double to give Forestville the lead. Back-to-back errors plated another run and Kaylee Adamczak hit a two-run single to make it 6-2. Christian finished 3 for 4 with two runs scored; Carilene ...