When Ava Millett enrolled in the Conservation/Natural Resource Management program at the Hewes Educational Center, she knew she wanted to work outdoors and do something hands-on. What she didn’t realize was just how many opportunities the program would open for her. A junior from Maple ...

Brocton Elementary School recognized those who were chosen as Students of the Month representing grades kindergarten to five. These students are pictured and demonstrated February’s character trait of Citizenship on a consistent basis.

My dog Rocco stares at me a lot. It’s not because he thinks I look good. And it’s not because he wants me to take him on a romp through the woods to sniff out raccoons or other wild creatures (note: he is afraid of the squirrels in the yard, and they have perceived his cowardice, taunting ...

Do the best you can. When you know better, do better, but start with what you know to be true. I was always drawn to neurobiology and neurophysiology, fascinated by the brain and how it works. In physical therapy, we had to first learn how something works before we could try to ...

In early spring, grass is one of the first things to turn green and bring back that feeling of new life and growth. Eventually dandelions, clovers, henbit, speedwell, and other plants will follow, bringing back color to the natural world and encouraging animals to seek them out as food ...

BROCTON — The Brocton Central School Art Department is thrilled to announce 82 students whose artwork is currently showcased in the Lake Shore Center for the Arts ‘Student Art Show’ in Westfield. The exhibit features selected works from kindergarten, middle school, and high school ...