Lincoln School first and second graders are keeping a close eye on their feet in their physical education classes these days. That’s because their PE teacher Stephen Todaro devised a healthy competition he’s calling the “Pedometer Step Olympics” that began January 4 and will run though March 25th, right before Spring break begins. During each […]

COVID-19 has altered many aspects of our daily lives over the past year. While some precautions have been adopted across the country, others, such as pausing high school athletics, varies widely from state to state. Here in New York, winter sports are still on hold, leaving students, parents and districts wondering if and when student […]

This past Thursday, Palmyra-Macedon Boys Varsity Swim Team celebrattheir Senior athletes. Gavin Pentland and Nolan Schneggenburger, both 4-year athletes, celebrated along with their families at the pool. Departing seniors Luke Medina and Adam Smith were also recognized. In addition, the Pal-Mac Boys Varsity Swim Team won their fifth meet of the season against the Marcus […]

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)  New York is making an exception to its restrictions on large gatherings to allow about 6,700 fans to attend a Buffalo Bills home playoff game in January as long as all test negative beforehand. That’s about 10% of the stadium’s capacity. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the football team staff will only allow […]

Congratulations to the Pal-Mac Boys Varsity Swim Team for winning their second meet of the season against their Route 31 Rivals, the Newark Reds. Palmyra-Macedon swept all 3 relays and 9 individual events.  Pal-Mac had two double winners; Junior Jackson Bay and Sophomore Avery Fedor.  They were joined with Junior Andon Fedor in the 50 […]

Cayuga Community College and 26 other SUNY community colleges that are members of the National Junior College Athletic Association have cancelled specific winter intercollegiate athletic programs deemed high-risk for exposure to COVID-19 for the 2020-21 season. The collective decision, announced Tuesday, prioritizes the health and safety of student-athletes, college staff and communities at each institution […]

By Stephen WadeAP Sports Writer TOKYO (AP) The five Olympic rings are back in Tokyo Bay. They were removed for maintenance four months ago shortly after the Tokyo Olympics were postponed until next year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The rings arrived on Tuesday after a short cruise from nearby Yokohama and are positioned on […]

Black Friday. Experience it? Love it? Hate it? The Times is not here to judge what you think of the biggest shopping day of the year, the day after the holiday we’re supposed to commemorate our gratitude.  But, what if there could be a Black Friday sale for sports? Like, if teams or athletes could […]

The North Rose-Wolcott Lady Cougars Modified Soccer Team had an incredible season this fall, finishing the season with a 7-0-1 record that includes six shutouts. Team members scored 29 total goals and eight assists, and opponents only scored two goals on the team during the entire season, said Coach Amy Bromley. “The thing about this […]