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Column: Less Serious Cooking: Guinness Chocolate Cake

Happy March!  Spring officially begins next week, and we have already had some beautiful weather. March always makes me think of St. Patrick’s Day and all of the great food that goes along with it. Each year, my family celebrates with Corned Beef, Irish Cheddar, Irish Cheese and Soda Bread. Of course, we can enjoy these great things any day... READ MORE >

Advertiser Sports Column: The Active Voice: The Solitude of a Runner

I remember being so nervous that morning, October 16, 1982. The weather along the Niagara River was perfect for running, mid-50s with a low deck of clouds and little chance of Mr. Golden Sun visiting any time soon. But still, my nerves. Pacing around in the cold listening to the portable toilet door slamming was doing about zero to make... READ MORE >

Column: Rod, Gun and Game: WNY Anglers Win Top Contest Honors

While emerging technologies provide a new perspective on envisioning a bright future in the world of fishing, some aspects of fishing remain uncomplicated and simple as ever, such as “catch and release” fishing. Tournaments supporting this simplicity for fisheries everywhere are increasing in number.   The flow of local area anglers heading south in the winter for a few days in... READ MORE >

Column: View from Right Field: It’s Two for One Week in Right Field—Something Old, Something New

Part One: A Report from Beyond the 14052—Nashville, Tennessee Travel writers are tempted to believe that a short visit to a new city earns them the authority to pass judgment on that place. Don’t you love it when you read a travel article that says, “The people of Buffalo are _____ (fill in the blank), as if one adjective would... READ MORE >

Letter to the Editor: Facts Before Fear are Preferred

Dear Editor, Assemblymember DiPietro failed to mention the following facts about the “proud” manufacturer leaving NYS for Georgia. Remington filed for bankruptcy protection in 2018 and 2020 and was sold to new owners in 1993, 2007 and 2020. In 2022, Remington agreed to pay $73 million to nine families of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims. The 2015... READ MORE >

Letter to the Editor: Thank You Pizza Del Aureo’s

Dear Editor, The Aurora Town Public Library extends heartfelt gratitude to the owners of Pizza Del Aureo’s, Kathy and Bob Aures, for their kindness and generosity. This community-minded duo donated 10 percent of their sales on March 4. The total dough raised was $726.91! We are completely wowed by the turnout of support by our patrons. Thank you Pizza Del... READ MORE >

Letter to the Editor: Building More Heritage For Better Living

Dear Editor, The Founders made a call to officials out in Boulder City after hearing the Colorado River flow might be reduced to a trickle by a new dam. They were concerned that people living downstream of the dam could have their rights, liberties, property, and day-to-day life-style dry to a “trickle,” same as the river. Maybe even having to... READ MORE >

Letter to the Editor: Mr. DiPietro: Stop Focusing on the Negative

Dear Editor, If it’s Thursday, there must be a negative editorial in the Advertiser written by our esteemed assemblyman David DiPietro. Last week he used the phrase “communist gun grabbers,” in reference, I’m sure, to anyone wanting reasonable gun control in this country. It should come as no surprise to him that 58 percent of Americans want stricter gun laws... READ MORE >

Letter to the Editor: Concerned About the Future of Drama Club at Iroquois

Dear Editor,  I am writing considering the director’s abuse in Iroquois high school’s drama club. I am a recent graduate (23’) and am very close to many of the current members. The director, who is not faculty of the district, is the source of most of the club’s issues. The director is ill prepared, disorganized and abuses his power. Although... READ MORE >

Letter to the Editor: A Monumental Year in Marilla

Dear Editor, This past year, we celebrated three significant milestones in our town’s history: the 50th anniversary of our beloved Boys and Girls Club of EMW, the 100th anniversary of our dedicated Marilla Fire Company and the 150th anniversary of the cherished First Baptist Church of Marilla. These landmark institutions have played a crucial role in shaping our community and... READ MORE >