Health & Fitness: A new normal for Generation Z
By Kim Duke I don’t know about the rest of you, but what I would give to go “back to normal.” For all
Stuck in the Mud at Holiday Valley
By Louisa Benatovich For Father’s Day weekend, over 1,000 mudders of all ages participated in the annual Holiday Valley Mudslide Obstacle Run, held
We Are Tired A Collective Sigh from the Class of 2019
By Louisa Benatovich Student Reporter We don’t know when it became too much, but it did. It’s unbearable now. Every bit of it.
Ellicottville Students Venture Abroad A Weekend at the Rotary Club’s SLAPSHOT Leadership Camp
By Louisa Benatovich Student Reporter None of us knew what to expect when we exited the car. The air was colder than in
ECS begins year-end preparations
By Louisa Benatovich Student Reporter The May 7 Board of Education meeting got off to a slow and relaxed start in the Ellicottville
In Memoriam: Senior Year’s Obituary
By Louisa Benatovich Student Reporter The final year of high school, about 7 months old, slowly passed away the day spring break ended,
2019 Alpine season comes to and end
By Caitlin Croft The final races of the Junior Alpine Ski season are always a Spring Series event held at HoliMont. Second-year U14
Easter Examined: ECS students’ holiday traditions
By Louisa Benatovich Student Reporter Whether termed Holy Egg Day, Resurrection Day or the long-anticipated end of Lent, Easter is a moveable Christian
The ECS Dime Carnival is more than a Dime a Dozen
By Louisa Benatovich Student Reporter There’s nothing like Ellicottville Central School’s Dime Carnival to welcome an Ellicottville spring. Hosted at the school April
Fun and games at the library with ECS students
By Louisa Benatovich Student Reporter Since its creation three years ago, the Ellicottville Young Writers’ and Illustrators’ Club has devoted itself to broadening