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SOFTBALL: Keleher ready for another ESG shot

Fate doesn’t always give you a second chance to right the events that have gone wrong. Christine Keleher is getting that chance.
Keleher, a town of Tonawanda native, will be part of the Western Region softball team that will be competing in the 30th Empire State Games that are being held in Binghamton starting today.....more>>

NYCBL: Power drop second straight on road
FIELD HOCKEY: Starpoint’s Braun has dream come true
Brittany Braun remembers it like it was yesterday.
For four years, she was a mean, rough, tough, bruising offensive lineman for the Pendleton Cougars, paving the way for running back Brandon Bratek. Yes, a girl in the youth football trenches.
SABRES: Miller excited about future in Buffalo
Now that Ryan Miller knows he’ll be in Buffalo for six more years, he can focus on helping an organization that has never won the Stanley Cup finally reach that goal.
NYCBL BASEBALL: Niagara's Kirby comes into his own
Players credit second-year manager for team's turnaround.
PORTER CUP: Changes could affect scoring
Lanny Wadkins in to watch son play; champions dinner to be held tonight.
LOCAL BASEBALL: TALL team captures championship
Tonawanda American Little League 10-year-old all-star team wins District 1 championship.
EMPIRE STATE GAMES: Trio of locals to suit up for scholastic hoops team
Niagara Frontier League rivals during the winter, North Tonawanda's Aaron Davis wil join Niagara Falls teammates Davon Marshall and Kelvin Agee on the Western Region squad.
OUTDOORS: Gasport woman wins Summer Derby
Junior big-game hunting license bill needs support.
NYCBL BASEBALL: Niagara loses ground with loss to Webster
Power falls to 12-18 on the season.

• BILLS: Fullback returns to the offense
• BUFFALO BILLS: Lockport’s Kugler comfortable in new role
• BILLS: Butler signs extension
• BILLS: Police visit team headquarters in probe of Lynch
• BUFFALO BILLS: Emmet Belknap welcomes Dr. Andy Cappuccino

• MRSA: Middle school student's infection isolated incident
• NIAGARA RIVER: Officials discuss cleanup
• ELECTION 2007: 10th District hopefuls against Spitzer plan
• ELECTION 2007: Candidates pleased with performance, chances
• EDUCATION: Town/school bus garage to be discussed

• SOFTBALL: Keleher ready for another ESG shot
• NYCBL: Power drop second straight on road
• FIELD HOCKEY: Starpoint’s Braun has dream come true
• SABRES: Miller excited about future in Buffalo
• NYCBL BASEBALL: Niagara's Kirby comes into his own

• THE ISLE FILE: Facing a choice on Election Day
• THE ISLE FILE: Islander has his day in Old-Timers' Hall of Fame
• THE ISLE FILE: Puns intended for Island comic
• THE ISLE FILE: Isle seminar focuses on women's health
• THE ISLE FILE: No mourning for dove on the mend

• KISSEL: The undeniable power of words
• KISSEL: Celebrate the things you hate
• KISSEL: GI musician looking for 'fixity'
• KISSEL: Blindsided but managing
• KISSEL: The future belongs to the creative

• SLIDESHOW: Sunday Snap Shots for July 20
• SLIDESHOW: Sunday Snap Shots for July 13
• SLIDESHOW: Sunday Snap Shots for July 6
• CONCERT VIDEO: Gramm rocks crowd, kicks off series; Uncle Plum, 53 Days open
• SLIDESHOW: Sunday Snap Shots for June 29

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