
Confronting the Lyme Disease Pandemic; the time has come !
Lyme disease may be the greatest masquerader a COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair, pictured is the black-legged tick Lyme disease is now affecting an estimated 500,000
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Lyme disease may be the greatest masquerader a COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair, pictured is the black-legged tick Lyme disease is now affecting an estimated 500,000

Research shows that bringing back native plants is more important than ever By Carol Sitarski, Master Gardener Volunteer, Cornell Cooperative Extension Allegany County For many

The western conifer seed bug invasion is underway From Bob Confer(don’t call him Conifer!!) No matter how airtight and clean one’s house may be, the

As the summer fades, Keuka and Seneca Lakes offer prime fishing conditions. Cooler waters and increased fish activity make this the perfect time to cast

Will Don Skinner win his 4th Best of Show in a row ? From the Allegany County Ancient Order of Hibernians, pictured is Skinner in

Boone and Crockett, Pope and Young, Duke explains By Oak Duke Soon, by mid-September, those brown-antlered summertime bucks in velvet will all be carrying

As summer transitions into fall, fishing enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the updated conditions and forecasts for Keuka and Seneca Lakes. Keuka Lake: Fishing on Keuka

Tomato and potato growers take note We have important updates regarding the current late blight outbreak in Allegany County: Stay safe and protect your crops!

“No, they do not bite and do not crawl into your ear to eat your brain” By Carol Sitarski, Master Gardener Volunteer Cornell Cooperative Extension

WARNING: The following article contains the discussion of scientific concepts and peer-reviewed scientific literature An opinion by Lucian Fioretto Firstly, I should introduce myself. I

Finding, picking, and the recipe for Grandma Kitty’s Lebanese grape leaves! By Bob Confer, With summer coming up on its final weeks, many assume Mother

Jigs, Mister Twisters, worms, and night-crawlers By Bob Confer When my family and I head off on our annual pilgrimage to the Adirondacks I, of

Video above Wellsville of a Sunday morning flight, photos from the awards brunch By JOHN ANDERSON As an experienced crew member and part of a

See chart with consumption advice by species, search all state waters or by county From the NYSDOH, 2024 New York State Department of Health advice

A look at the history and taxonomy of the Brook, Brown, and Rainbow trout By Oak Duke, pictured is a Rainbow trout being gently released
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