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AND ONE MORE THING...

Dump the bucket list once and for all

The Endless Bucket List is trying to submerse me. I will not take the plunge.

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GOT A MINUTE?

The downside of flip flops

What's not to love about flip flops? Ask your feet.

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MASTER GARDENER

Plan ahead for planting

Memorial Day weekend is at hand. If your plans include putting in some vegetables, it will be easiest if you plan what you want to plant before you go to the store.

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HEALING HANDS

Planting his way along the road to recovery

Science supports that by adopting a plant-based diet many chronic illnesses such as cardiovascular disease can be prevented and even reversed.

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VALLEY HORSES
Lindsey Klik LaBella and her horse Cotton have a lesson with Karen Alexander, left, sans bridle. The bridle was not attached to Cotton due to an injury to the horse.

Bridleless riding is lesson in trust

Most riders appreciate having at least the impression of some small degree of control that comes from having something in their hands with a serious whoa factor to it.

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WYOMING COUNTY

Peoria Road to close temporarily

Peoria Road in the town of Covington will be closed for about four weeks for a culvert replacement.

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LECTURE
The life and times of soldier William Whitlock will be the topic of a special talk May 26 commemorating the Civil War at the Nunda Historical Society.

Author to share soldiers’ stories in Nunda talk

The life and times of an area Civil War soldier will be the topic of a special presentation Sunday afternoon at the Nunda Historical Society, 24 Portage Rd.

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Cal-Mum's Hannah Anderson lifts a base hit to the outfield in the fourth inning of the Lady Raiders win over Canisteo Greenwood Thursday.

Cal-Mum rallies past C-G

Top-seeded Red Raiders shake off slow start to get 12-4 victory over No. 8 Lady Redskins Thursday in 'C2' quarterfinals.

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LESSONS

In politics, talk is both a problem and a means to solution

The best cure for the disease of poisoned talk is healthy and vigorous talk.

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ANOTHER POINT OF VIEW

NY SAFE Act should be repealed

By ignoring long-established crime prevention data from widely respected institutions, the NY SAFE Act exploited our emotions in the false name of safety.

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AND ONE MORE THING...

Dump the bucket list once and for all

The Endless Bucket List is trying to submerse me. I will not take the plunge.

More →
GOT A MINUTE?

The downside of flip flops

What's not to love about flip flops? Ask your feet.

More →
MASTER GARDENER

Plan ahead for planting

Memorial Day weekend is at hand. If your plans include putting in some vegetables, it will be easiest if you plan what you want to plant before you go to the store.

More →
HEALING HANDS

Planting his way along the road to recovery

Science supports that by adopting a plant-based diet many chronic illnesses such as cardiovascular disease can be prevented and even reversed.

More →
VALLEY HORSES
Lindsey Klik LaBella and her horse Cotton have a lesson with Karen Alexander, left, sans bridle. The bridle was not attached to Cotton due to an injury to the horse.

Bridleless riding is lesson in trust

Most riders appreciate having at least the impression of some small degree of control that comes from having something in their hands with a serious whoa factor to it.

More →
WYOMING COUNTY

Peoria Road to close temporarily

Peoria Road in the town of Covington will be closed for about four weeks for a culvert replacement.

More →