Hunting squirrels with a rimfire rifle is one of the ultimate tests of a hunter’s stalking and shooting skills and also one of the most enjoyable. Squirrels constantly challenge your patience, eyesight, ability to move stealthily through the forests and, perhaps most critical, the skill and …

(Editor’s note: This is the first in a three-part weekly series with Olean native Colby Cummings, a trading analyst at BetRivers, on the current nature of sports betting. Today, betting on the Bills in an uncertain season.)

It is with profound disapproval that I’ve listened to several individuals predicting a severe, nasty, snowy winter. The sad part of that is the signs seem to be pointing that way. It’s not even September yet and the leaves are beginning to turn here and there. We’ve had some unusually cold n…

Value, what is or may be valuable is something that’s perceived. What may be of value to one is of little or possibly no value to another. Such things can be a matter of culture, upbringing or even a fascination of one particular individual.

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Fans who tuned in to see the promised quarter-and-a-half of Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills’ starters instead got a look at the Greg Rousseau and Joe Andreessen show.

A fit young man and his pretty girlfriend were fishing a little inlet on Chautauqua Lake. My wife and I caught a bucketful of perch quickly, but noticed they’d only landed one or two. How was that possible? Simply cast a piece of worm out and wait for a hit, generally less than 30 seconds.

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BRADFORD, Pa. — When Jameson Walsh injured his leg on the second play of New York’s third offensive possession, it ambushed coach Josh Brooks’ plan to challenge the Pennsylvania defense with both of his dual-threat quarterbacks. The loss of the Southwestern standout, however, did not derail …

If you spend time outdoors hunting and fishing you begin to encounter and consider things city folk would never imagine or even find it possible to believe. One of these is the wind.

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ST. BONAVENTURE — Having spent his previous years on the college scene learning, developing his game and becoming a multifaceted weapon, Jaxon Edwards is looking to put it all together with the St. Bonaventure men’s basketball team.

More than two years after ending his collegiate career, Jalen Adaway could be credited with an assist for the St. Bonaventure men’s basketball team.

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ST. BONAVENTURE — While he may be new to the roster, Melvin Council Jr. intends to bring a level of leadership and experience to the St. Bonaventure men’s basketball team.

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From my earliest years I’ve been a fishing addict, a rod in my hand anywhere at any time for anything with fins or scales. Shiners or suckers in Tuna Creek, native trout in the area’s numerous tributaries, no logging roads then, you had to walk. Ponds, lakes, the Allegheny before the dam. If…

After seven previous editions of the Corporate Cup, its founders wouldn’t quite say they’ve figured out how to run the annual soccer event “smoothly,” but they have kept finding ways to try to grow the game.

Human minds are marvelous beyond belief. What they can accomplish is simply incredible and if raised in the proper environment and having developed some self-discipline will, for the most part, lead happy, productive lives. Oh, there will be challenges for sure, there is an opposition decree…

The canoe drifted around a corner of tall reeds surprising a great blue heron only 20 yards away.

(Editor’s note: The following is the second in a two-part series relating to a recent on-campus panel discussion, featuring Mark Schmidt and Jim Satalin, on the upheaval that has taken place in college basketball. Today: Schmidt’s thoughts on the by-products of the current NCAA climate.)

(Editor’s note: The following is the first in a two-part series relating to a recent on-campus panel discussion, featuring Mark Schmidt and Jim Satalin, on the upheaval that has taken place in college basketball. Today: Some of the general highlights of their conversation.)

Updates on two former Big 30 athletes (Angelina Napoleon and Maxx Yehl) now excelling at the Division I collegiate level and another (Nick Schmidt) who’s on his way to the D-I ranks for coaching.

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