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PREP EXTRA PODCAST: Falls still the class, but others improving

Sure, Niagara Falls' boys basketball team still rules the roost in the NFL. But other like Kenmore East keep shining. Listen to Nate Beutel and Tim Schmitt's take at the midway point.....more>>

BUFFALO BILLS PODCAST: Thankfully, the end of an era
J.P. Losman's days are done with the Bills, or so says Jay Skurski and Tim Schmitt after Buffalo blew its playoff chance with an ugly loss in Jacksonville.
BUFFALO BILLS PODCAST: Why can't the Bills get Roscoe Parrish the ball more?
We know it was a nasty loss to the Patriots. So Jay Skurski and Tim Schmitt didn't dwell on it — too much. Still, they're not sure why the Bills can't find Roscoe Parrish more often, like they did in the first quarter on Sunday.
BUFFALO BILLS PODCAST: Ug-ly. The Bills won, but not much to feel good about
Sure, Buffalo moved to 5-4 with a 13-0 victory over Miami. But Jay Skurski and Tim Schmitt can't find much good to talk about.
CRUNCH RADIO: Kenmore East finished strong
The final Crunch Radio discusses the impressive finish by Kenmore East, a new win streak for top-ranked O'Hara and more.
BUFFALO BILLS PODCAST: Was it Lynch or the offensive line?
Who do Jay Skurski and Tim Schmitt think was responsible for this Marshawn Lynch's big day against Cincinnati -- the rookie back or the offensive line? Listen in and find out.
BUFFALO BILLS PODCAST: Not what we expected
Cincinatti looked like a formidable foe when the schedule was released. Now, the Bills are favored to beat the Bengals on Sunday and improve to .500.
BUFFALO BILLS PODCAST: One boring win
One exciting play from the Buffalo Bills Sunday made up for three quarters of dull football against the New York Jets.
CRUNCH RADIO: A hot North Tonawanda squad
The high school football preview and review show speaks with Barker coach Bill Brunning about his squad’s first victory of the season, a hot North Tonawanda team and discusses playoff teams.
CRUNCH RADIO: Breaking the second-longest losing streak in New York
Hear from Roy-Hart coach Joe Caprio on breaking a terrible losing streak and listen to a lengthy discussion on North Tonawanda basically wrapping up the class AA North.

• A RIVER'S ROAD, DAY THREE: Some are still missing the boat
• A RIVER'S ROAD, DAY THREE: Homestead's resurgence
• A RIVER'S ROAD: Waterfront treading water
• SLIDESHOW: A River's Road, Day Three
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: A River's Road, Day Two

• SOCCER: Niagara Pioneer International tourney kick starts in Youngstown
• FISH FINDER: Canal Derby, Basseye coming soon
• BASKETBALL: NU camp concludes
• INSIDE RACING: Ransomville’s Rudolph gears up for Tour
• GIRLS SWIMMING: Ashley Jones headed to NU this fall

• OUR VIEW: 'Jefferson lives' a testament to democracy
• ADAMCZYK: Patriotism still runs high
• SOUND OFF: Published July 3
• DUVALL: T-NT game decision stinks
• OUR VIEW: Spruce Street situation needs answers

• MUSIC: Kansas carries on to Artpark
• TELEVISION: Reality TV round table
• MUSIC: Crue Fest hits Darien Lake
• COMEDY: Galifianakis keeps going
• THEATER: Australian theater named for Heath Ledger.

• LIFESTYLE: Parents turn green for babies
• DADDY'S GIRL: Cleanliness tougher than laziness
• LIFESTYLE: Dig in to self-gardening
• BOOK REVIEW: Wine book gives taste of expert's favorites
• LIFESTYLE: Plan ahead for when dog meets baby

• VIDEO STORY: Honor Flight
• VIDEO STORY: Organic Farming in Niagara
• COOL TASTES: The skinny on local ice cream treats
• SUMMER PARTIES: Simple tips from an expert
• VIDEO STORY: Garbage in, electricity out at Covanta

• KENMORE: Farm market sees changes
• ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: Deal allows Remington Rand to move forward
• LIFESTYLE: Scaling down at the supermarket
• INDUSTRY: Family-owned businesses often fail because of infighting
• BUSINESS: Franchise owners pay the price for success

Weekly Features

• Q&A: Legal services rep wants to hold seminars on I.D. theft
• Q&A: Chairman talks field days
• Q&A: Students bring art to village with new gallery
• Q&A: ‘On the Moon’ with a Tonawanda musician
• Q&A: NT girl sings anthem at Bisons game

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