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How New York State Deer Hunters Can Help The Bald Eagle Population
New York State deer hunters have the opportunity to assist in a project that focuses on improving "the health of bald and golden eagle populations in NY." What is Slowing Down The Eagle Population Growth in New York State?. While the Bald Eagle population has been on the rise, the...
Survey shows vendors want to see some changes at next year's state fair
GEDDES, N.Y. — As we enter the final weekend of the New York State Fair, we’re giving vendors “a voice”. CNY Central went all around the fairgrounds to ask different vendors what this experience has been like so far. 14 of them agreed to complete this...
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Nicholas J. LaLota (R) and challenger John Avlon (D) are running in then general election for New York’s 1st Congressional District
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Nicholas J. LaLota (R) and John Avlon (D) are running in then general election for New York’s 1st Congressional District on November 5. According to City and State New York’s Eliot Force, “The 1st Congressional District has voted for Republican representatives in every election cycle since 2014, and it became slightly more favorable to Republicans after the latest round of redistricting, so cable news pundit John Avlon faces a difficult race against incumbent Rep. Nick LaLota. On the other hand, LaLota’s only been in Congress for one term, and he lacks the name recognition of his predecessor Lee Zeldin.”
Can the Van: A Community-Driven Fundraiser to Support Local Food Pantries
September 7 in Wellsville and Fillmore, October 5 at the Armstrong Fall Fest. Wellsville, Fillmore, Belfast – In a show of community spirit and collective responsibility, Leadership Allegany, in partnership with Armstrong and Alfred State College, is excited to announce, “Can the Van,” a vital fundraising event aimed at gathering non-perishable food items, hygiene products, and monetary donations for local food pantries. This initiative will take place throughout Allegany County, please see below for the dates, times, and locations:
Field Hockey Drops 2024 Opener to Houghton
The Lancaster Bible College Field Hockey started 2024 in Aston, Pa. to take on Houghton on Friday evening, losing by a score of 4-0. The Chargers move to 0-1 overall while the Highlanders are 1-0 overall after their first win. How it Happened:. Houghton pushed the tempo early, getting several...
Eufemia Notches Hat Trick, Chargers End in Draw 4-4
The Lancaster Bible College Women's Soccer team started off their season at home Friday evening facing non-conference foe, the Houghton Highlanders. The Chargers found themselves with a 4-1 lead with just a quarter of the game, left but the Highlanders were not done as they stormed back to end the game in a 4-4 draw. Both the Chargers and the Highlanders begin their 2024 season 0-0-1.
Men's Soccer Falls to Houghton in Season Opener
HAMBURG, NY – Hilbert Men's soccer opened its' season this afternoon at home against the Highlanders from Houghton. After a scoreless first half, the Highlanders struck twice in a minute to take control of the game. A late insurance goal would wrap up the 3-0 win for Houghton to spoil Hilbert's home opener.
ROC Airport continues to recruit nonstop flight carriers
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — You may be wondering if your dream vacation spot will ever be added to the growing list of nonstop flight destinations in Rochester. Well, the Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport continues to expand its fleet of carriers offering these flights. Currently, the airport hosts eight airlines offering nonstop flights: Allegiant […]
Skywriter display over Rochester Friday
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — A skywriter left smiley faces, hearts, and butterflies in the sky over the Rochester region Friday evening. Pilot Nathan Hammond was previously scheduled to fly his modified deHaviland Chipmunk aircraft over Buffalo, Rochester, and Batavia ahead of the Wings Over Batavia Air Show. The air show is happening Saturday and Sunday […]
The Legislative Gazette - Beacon, New York becomes the latest city in the Hudson Valley to embrace the state’s good cause eviction law
(Airs 08/30/24 @ 10 p.m.) The Legislative Gazette is a weekly program about New York State Government and politics. On this week’s Gazette: Beacon, New York becomes the latest city in the Hudson Valley to embrace the state’s good cause eviction law, we’ll speak with the Democrat challenging Elise Stefanik in the 21st Congressional, and we’ll take you to the Schaghticoke fair.
Guizardi heads home game-winner as Etown shuts out Alfred
ELIZABETHTOWN, Pa. -- The Elizabethtown College men's soccer team got after Alfred in the second half of its non-conference matchup with the Saxons Friday night at Ira R. Herr Field. Pedro Guizardi would head home the eventual game-winner for the Blue Jays as they shut out Alfred 1-0 in the first game of the Brothers Pizza Blue Jay Classic.
Saxons Drop Season-Opener to Oswego
ALFRED, NY – The Alfred University women's tennis team fell in its season-opener from the Alfred University Tennis Courts, 6-1 on Friday evening to Oswego State. The Saxons (0-1, 0-0 Empire 8) picked up their lone point at No. 2 singles as Alyssa Seegert (Oroville, CA/Las Plumas) defeated Rafaela Dimitrakopoulou, 6-4, 3-6, 10-5.
Women’s Soccer Opens 2024 Campaign with Seven-Goal Shutout Over Visiting Hilbert
ALFRED, NY – The Alfred University women's soccer team began its season with a definitive, 7-0 win over visiting Hilbert College on Friday evening from Yunevich Stadium. The Saxons (1-0, 0-0 Empire 8) scored the most goals in a home-opener since 2014's 7-1 win over SUNY Canton. It is also the largest margin of victory in over 20 years of home-openers. AU kept the Hawks (0-1, 0-0 AMCC) to only one shot in the game with one coming late in the second half. The Saxons totaled 32 shots with 15 on goal as they dominated the offensive side of the game.
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