Since starting at Audubon last November, I have absorbed an extensive amount of information about the environment and nature surrounding me. One particular topic that has resonated with me most is truly how many different types of birds there are. Through lunch time conversations that started ...
CELORON, N.Y. — The oldest skeet and trap club in Chautauqua County will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Sunday. Highlighting the activities at the Celoron Rod & Gun will be skeet, trap, wobble, 5-stand and other shooting games; a chicken dinner and homemade sides; and decades worth ...
Rodgers Finishes 17th in Women's National Golf Championship; Men Earn 11th CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. — The perfect weather continued Friday for the final round of the NJCAA Men's and Women's Golf National Championships, hosted by Jamestown Community College at Chautauqua Golf Club. On the women's side, it was a local product making the Jayhawks proud as Cadence Rodgers of Bemus Point, New York shot a season-best round of 93 to earn the All-American flag for her 17th-place finish. Rodgers moved up the leaderboard each day of the event. The individual women's championship was captured by ...
Before the Carolina Hurricanes made their comeback, before the Vegas Golden Knights needed a goal with 81 seconds left in regulation to tie it and before Seth Jarvis scored in overtime, the sound of Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final was silence. The same crowd that roared at the start of the ...
Last night, I was browsing social media, and a question caught my eye: “Can I use an inflatable dinghy for fishing?” As with most of the outdoor pages, the question was from a newer angler who had never owned a boat. They had seen an inflatable for sale and wanted advice about using it for fishing. Just in case you are in the same boat-shopping crisis, here is the information you are looking for. The right inflatable dinghy can be just what you are looking for with the perfect combination of easy use, safety, and function. Many inflatable dinghies can be transported without a ...
ST. CATHARINES, Ont. — Jamestown’s fast start to its Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League season continued Friday night. Behind the combined four-hit pitching of Tait Johnson, Cohen Harris and Chase Beran, the Tarp Skunks edged Niagara 2-1 before 205 fans. Blake Herman collected two hits, including a double, and stole a base to lead Jamestown’s offensive attack. Meanwhile, Johnson, the winning pitcher, worked five five innings, surrendered a run and two hits, walked two and struck out two. Harris hurled three shutout innings and Chase Bearn struck out the side in the ninth ...
