Category: Sports

Buffalo dominated Miami, 31-10 as McDermott moves to 14-2 against AFC East rival Cutline: Josh Allen joins teammates after a James Cook touchdown. Photo by

A column by CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports columnist Well, the wait is over. Come Saturday afternoon,1 o’clock, at Highmark Stadium (WIVB-TV), the Bills host

Pictured: An aerial view of the park, featuring the upgraded and newly painted tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts, as well as the pool and splash

A column by CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist Last Wednesday afternoon, as the Bills opened training camp at St. John Fisher University, Buffalo general

Cutline: In this graphic from St. Bonaventure (gobonnies.com) Paul Hoffman gets ready to shoot. He played two years of professional basketball, but as Chuck Pollock

Cutline: Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane said, “There are idiots everywhere” to the Josh Allen critic. Wellsville Sun file photo. A column by Sun Senior

Photo: Chuck Pollock remembers the days of covering training camp at Niagara University and Fredonia when Gregg Williams tried two-a-days and you could walk on

Hornell “haven of homemade treats” is loving life on Park Drive By: Johanna Elattar In Hornell, Sprinkle This Cakery has quickly become a beloved spot

Livingston, Steuben, and Allegany County celebrate centuries of summer fairs From the Ryan Agencies, photo from the Hemlock Fair Do you know that our area

Community roundup benefits Palmesano Strong From Racalto’s Restaurant, Hornell NY We are overwhelmed with gratitude for the incredible support shown by our community for Racalto’s

A column by Sun Senior Sports Columnist CHUCK POLLOCK A friend forwarded me an obituary the other day and it resurrected all manner of thoughts

A column by CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Writer Two weeks ago, as part of St. Bonaventure’s Alumni Weekend events, one of them was a

Story and photos by JOHN ANDERSON With the great hunting and fishing camps and opportunities as well as unique events, it’s very common for celebrities

A column by Sun Senior Sports Columnist CHUCK POLLOCK The recent passing of Willie Mays has ignited the argument of who was the greatest baseball