Lake Effect Snow by Emily Rechin

Lake Effect Snow by Emily Rechin

Living in Western New York automatically means dealing with snow for four to five months out of the year. On top of that, residents have become accustomed to the common phenomenon known as lake effect snow. The news channels love to chat about lake effect and are...
Bizarre Trees by Katie Finch

Bizarre Trees by Katie Finch

Trees can be the backdrop to our outdoor adventures. They are key in defining the forest. But how often do we take in the bigger picture and not focus on the individual. Earlier in the year trees get plenty of attention for showy flowers, interfering pollen or...
A Christmas Myth by Margaret Foley

A Christmas Myth by Margaret Foley

The holidays are one of my favorite times to be home. In the days leading up to Christmas, my parents’ house is filled with the smell of freshly baked cookies and the sound of Christmas music. One of my favorite parts of Christmas? Going out and finding the...