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The week in HS sports

A quick rundown of the week in high school sports (from Monday, Oct. 19 through Saturday, Oct. 24): Cattaraugus-Little Valley Cross country: The CLV girls team finished second of three teams in a home meet Tuesday against AlleganyLimestone and Franklinville.

Emma Pocobello led the T-Wolves with a third-place time of 21:48, while Aaliyah Small was seventh (23:39).

The CLV boys took third, led by John Visnesky, who finished 10th (19:05).

Ellicottville Boys soccer: The Eagles ran their record to 5-2-1 with wins over Springville, 3-2, and Pine Valley/Gowanda, 4-1. Bryce Butler, Clayton Rowland and Mitchell Azcarate each had a goal in both games, while Sam Edwards scored against PV/G. Butler, who also had two assists, tied Azcarate with a teamleading four goals each on the season.

Girls soccer: The undefeated, first-place (CCAA East) ECS girls team rattled off three more wins, with victories over Pine Valley, 4-0, Portville, 2-1 in overtime, and Falconer/ Cassadaga Valley, 5-1.

Mandy Hurlburt and Jocelyn Wyatt had three goals each, the latter with both goals in the OT win over Portville.

Logan Fredrickson had two goals, while Brooke Butler, Emilee Ruiz and Audrey Hurlburt had one each.

Jenna Hadley made a total of 15 saves.

Franklinville Cross country: Tarryn Herman ran a fourth-place (22:01) race in a meet at Cattaraugus-Little Valley, also against AlleganyLimestone, leading the F/E girls, who took third. The F/E boys were second, led by sixth-place runner Cayden Hatch (17:50) and eighthplace Tavi Riling (18:23). On Saturday at Bemus Point, Riling led the F/E boys with a fourth-place run (18:40) and Herman led the girls taking 14th (24:37).

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Girls soccer: After a 7-1 non-league loss to Fillmore on Monday, Franklinville beat Pine Valley/Gowanda 3-2 on Saturday. Emily Bigler (2 goals), Sofia Bentley and Kaylee Brennan scored for the Panthers between the two games.

Randolph Boys soccer: The Cardinals (2-2-1) went 1-1 on the week, blanking Salamanca/CLV 4-0 and falling 4-1 to Portville. Ethan Shields had three goals (2 against Salamanca/CLV, 1 against Portville) along with two assists, while Josh Bush and Ashton Bushey had one each. Bryson Rozler made two saves. Kyle Smallback made 14 total saves.

Girls soccer: After a 2-0 shutout loss to Salamanca on Thursday, the Cardinals (4-2) bounced back Saturday by topping Portville 2-1. Kyra Pence and Ashley Crouse scored in the win, with two assists from Natalie Philp while Miranda Waterman made 10 saves.

Salamanca Boys soccer (with CLV): Salamanca/ CLV lost its only game of the week Monday against Randolph, 4-0. Goalie Jarrett Pond made six saves.

Girls soccer: Playing for the first time in 12 days, Salamanca showed no signs of rust in blanking Randolph 2-0 Thursday.

Ryleigh John scored both goals as Marla Warrior had an assist. Mackenzie Oakes had a five-save shutout in the win, which pushed the Warriors (3-2) above .500.

Girls swimming & diving: Salamanca lost three meets in a busy week, facing Chautauqua Lake, Panama and Olean. In the meet at CL on Tuesday, Salamanca had a winning 400 freestyle relay (Myra Breazeale, Camryn Quigley, Makenzie Crouse, Mikaela Tennity) while Tennity also won the 200 freestyle. Against Olean, a shorthanded lineup still had four swimmers who reached season or personal records.

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Goode said it didn’t look like the town dug down the creek very far. Brown said the DEC’s permit only allows the town to go so far off the town right of way or else it’s taxpayer money doing a project on someone’s private property.

“We did this to try to alleviate this right at the bridge so maybe we can get the water running by people’s houses and not into people’s houses,” he said. “There comes a point where you just have to stop and can’t use taxpayers’ dollars to do something like that.”

IN OTHER BUSINESS, the stencils for all the new names for the memorial wall have been made, so all that’s needed to put them on is warm weather.

Although the person Brown talked to at Dr. Green Lawn, who will do the name carving, suggested waiting until next year, Brown said the town didn’t want to wait.

Instead, Brown said they could set up a small tent over the wall and use a salamander heater to warm up the bricks.

“The stencils have to stick to the stone so he can do the carving,” he said. “If we don’t get the weather, we’re going to try to do something like that so we can get these names on the wall.”

The Kill Buck Water District repair project is on hold for now, Brown said. The town is going to talk further with their engineer and look for additional funding before moving forward, he said.

Acme Business of Olean performed two of four computer and security upgrades in the town hall, Brown said. He said they cleaned up issues that were detrimental to the system and has a town firewall up and running safely.

GREAT VALLEY — The Great Valley Town Board approved a resolution to exceed the state tax cap for its 2021 town budget.

Town Supervisor Dan Brown said the tax cap shrinks down every year, saying the closer the town comes to going over the budget the smaller the cap becomes.

The tax increase will be one cent per every $1,000 of assessed value, Brown said. A public hearing before adopting the 2021 budget will be at 7 p.m. on Nov. 9.

Brown said an issue with the town’s taxes is the town is divided into five districts and the Bonn Val and SnowPine Village water and sewage districts have budgets that are “upside down.”

“We have to adjust those taxes going to only those people within those districts,” he explained. “It does affect the town, but for some reason, the state includes those budgets into the town’s total amount.”

Brown said there was a 35-year-old assessing issue at SnowPine Village that had only been corrected in the past year and wouldn’t be reflected in the 2021 budget. He said a rebuilt water and sewage system for Bonn Val in 2019 and needs its fund balance to be built up.

“I don’t want anyone thinking the whole town is going over the tax cap,” he said. “We are, but it’s simply because of those two items.”

A project to address flooding where Mutton Hollow Creek runs under Klawitter Road was recently completed with construction work done up to 75 feet on either side of the center of the bridge, Brown explained.

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SALAMANCA — There’s no safer way for a child to get to school than on a bus.

To further protect students, the Salamanca City Central School District transportation department works with local authorities to ensure fellow drivers are following the rules of the road around school buses.

District buses are equipped with video cameras that capture driving activity around them.

Since the start of the 201920 school year, that footage has been used as evidence by the Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s Department to issue traffic tickets to unruly drivers.

Steve Dombek, the school resource officer (SRO) at Salamanca’s Prospect Elementary School and member of the Sheriff’s Department, leads investigations on behalf of the school.

“We show Steve the video,” said Robert Finch, Salamanca’s Director of Transportation. “He lets us know where we stand and tracks them right down. He’s really good at following up.”

Dombek says approximately a dozen drivers were issued traffic tickets last school year as a result of violations caught on bus cameras.

“We investigate it to the fullest to determine if the driver deserves a traffic ticket,” he said.

Bus drivers, monitors, and sometimes concerned citizens get the ball rolling on investigations. They take what they witnessed on the road to Finch or directly to Dombek, who is granted access to camera footage.

Finch says district buses have been equipped with cameras for years. However, only having a license plate number as proof of identity in most cases made it impossible to determine who was driving.

Dombek has helped close that loophole by conducting thorough investigations.

“We use the camera to determine the violation and license plate,” Dombek said. “There’s a lot of leg work involved. We have to determine who was driving because it might not be the licensed owner.”

Dombek says he and SROs at Seneca Intermediate and Salamanca High School “also follow buses around from time to time and issue citations that way.”

“The two biggest things are not stopping and passing,” Dombek said of the most common driver infractions. “People should be really cautious around busses altogether. If a bus driver puts on their yellow lights, you should be slowing down and ready to stop because the driver could put on their red lights at any time.”

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OLEAN — Despite the financial impact of the pandemic, area businesses have stepped up to make possible a prize package of more than $14,000 with the support of the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation for Cattaraugus Gives in 2020.

Cattaraugus Gives is a 24-hour online fundraising event set for Dec. 1, bringing together area nonprofits in a variety of service areas in friendly competition to celebrate the community’s spirit of giving.

Last year, 70 Cattaraugus Gives participating nonprofits together raised $110,996 during the 24-

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Karen Neimic Buchheit, CRCF executive director, said the growing prize package and increased recognition of Cattaraugus Gives positions the day to have an even bigger impact at a critical time.

“We know that people at our area nonprofits have felt the financial strain of the

COVID-19 pandemic, but we have seen our community step up time and time again to make a difference for those in need,” Buchheit said. “In a time where we have to be physically apart, Cattaraugus Gives brings us together, and I know the community will again rally around the nonprofits that provide such essential services, especially in times like these.

Any businesses or individuals who would still like to join in sponsoring Cattaraugus Gives can contact the foundation at foundation@ cattfoundation.org or 3012723.

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Holiday shopping opportunities in Amish Country this November

The Cattaraugus County Department of Economic Development, Planning and Tourism invites you to slow down and enjoy a simpler way of shopping on Saturdays in November along the NY Amish Trail.

Amish shops will be open for shoppers to purchase their hand-made, oneof-a-kind items. Many of the English Shops will be offering specials to their shoppers.

Cattaraugus County is home to a community of Old Order Amish. Their culture and lifestyle is rich in traditions and customs.

Normally a very private group, Amish are also very industrious and gladly open their shops to Amish Trail visitors. They offer a wide variety of homemade crafts, quilts, wood, tin, metal work and baked goods.

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KubotaUSA.com *Based on EDA tractor sales data of under 20 horsepower models from 2009 to 2019. © Kubota Tractor Corporation, 2020. $0 Down, 0% A.P.R. financing for up to 84 months on purchases of new Kubota BX2680, B2301, B2601, B2650, B3350, L3301, L3901 equipment from participating dealers’ in-stock inventory is available to qualified purchasers through Kubota Credit Corporation, U.S.A.; subject to credit approval. Example: 84 monthly payments of $11.90 per $1,000 financed. Customer instant rebates of $500 are available on qualifying finance or $800 on cash purchases of BX2680 equipment. Additional instant rebate of $700 are available with purchase of two new qualifying implements. 1st implement $500, 2nd implement $200. Contract term begins from the date of first payment which is due 90 days from the contract date. Example: Purchase made on 9/1/20, first monthly payment is due 12/1/20. Some exceptions apply. Offers expire 10/31/20. Terms subject to change. This material is for descriptive purposes only. Kubota disclaims all representations and warranties, express or implied, or any liability from the use of this material. For more information, see Dealer or go to KubotaUSA.com

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