Corn root traits evolved with both human-driven, natural environmental changes

UNIVERSITY PARK — Corn was domesticated from its ancestor teosinte in central Mexico beginning abo...

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Remember the four Ps

October 14, 2025

Dear Heloise: Recently, someone wrote in to warn about discarding dental floss in the toilet. A plumbing expert said to never put anything in the toil...

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Lifestyles

Friend’s presence made father’s funeral more stressful

October 14, 2025

DEAR ABBY: My close friend "Annie" came to my father's funeral. She had met him only a couple of times. While I realized she was doing it to be there ...

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Local Sports

HS Roundup: Austin volleyball defeats OV

Jo Wankel

October 13, 2025

VOLLEYBALL Austin outscores Oswayo Valley Austin beat Oswayo Valley in three Monday, with scores of: 25-12, 25-22, and 25-16 For Austin, Anna Brewer h...

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Lady Owls compete at Alden Stampede

Jo Wankel

October 13, 2025

ALDEN, NY - The Bradford Lady Owls competed Saturday at the Alden Bulldog Stampede, placing 16th against some of the top schools in the Buffalo region...

Football, Local Sports

Port Allegany’s Bliss scores 100th Touchdown; Gators defeat Terrors, 71-16

Jo Wankel

October 13, 2025

Saturday was a night of milestones for Port Allegany, with its 20th consecutive regular season win. The night was also the 100th meeting between Port ...

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