Place the charred tomatoes, onion and chiles on a chopping board and dice. Transfer to a bowl, add the salt, and mash with a fork; taste and adjust the seasoning. Serve warm, room temperature or cold.

Le Roy/Caledonia-Mumford had little trouble with Livonia in the season finale on Friday, rolling to a 41-14 win.

The Oakfield-Alabama/Elba Aggies picked up a big win, 34-6, over Avon on Friday night. Alex Ohlson led the way with a monster ...

It was a clash of volleyball titans at York High School on Friday night. The battle between current top seed in Class D York ...

The second “Schoolgirl Samplers of Western New York” full-day retreat is scheduled April 23 and 24, 2027, at the church. The ...

No. 2 Keshequa survive and advance in the Class C2 girls soccer tournament after a golden goal by Braelyn Isamen. Isamen ...

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The No. 1 seed Avon River Hawks picked up a comfortable quarterfinal win in the Section V Class C1 bracket over No. 8 ...

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As people age, their dietary habits may need to be modified in protection of their long-term health. Seniors may be advised to avoid certain foods, including red meat.

An old Italian proverb advises, “Age and glasses of wine should never be counted.” Wine can complete a meal or enhance a snack, and many people are devoted wine afficionados.