Ellicottville man to run 300 miles in three days to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis research
That s 100 miles a day (that s not quite four marathons in one day, but itâs close).
and last updated 2021-05-04 23:27:40-04
ELLICOTTVILLE, N.Y. (WKBW) â Bradley Poole knows a thing or two about hard work.
âThe dream was to eventually have my own space,â said Poole in his new gym.
He started his own gym in Ellicottville during a global pandemic. Small potatoes for what he s done and what he plans to do.
Last summer, he ran 266 miles over the course of a week. He ran through every town of Cattaraugus County, raising money and awareness for Cystic Fibrosis. Itâs a disease he has.
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This week in history: May 3-9
2 May 2021
Radovan Karadzic
On May 7, 1996, the first in a series of war crimes trials stemming from the war in Bosnia opened in the international court at The Hague, Netherlands. Dusan Tadic, a Bosnian Serb, stood accused of carrying out atrocities against Bosnian civilians, including murder, rape and torture.
The opening of the trial, however, centered on a dispute over the nature of the Bosnian conflict. The prosecution attempted to base itself on war crimes laws relating to international conflicts and therefore sought to present the war in Bosnia as an attack by the Serbian state on the state of Bosnia. Defense attorneys countered that Yugoslavia’s breakup and the attempt by large Serb minorities in Croatia and Bosnia to maintain their ties to Belgrade precluded any such definition.
Black Hills forest management plan tries to strike balance
ALEX PORTAL, Black Hills Pioneer
May 3, 2021
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SPEARFISH, S.D. (AP) The question isn’t, “should commercial timber sales take place in the Black Hills,” the question is, “how many commercial timber sales should take place in the Black Hills.”
That is the crux of a conversation currently taking place among: forest officials from the National Forest Service, which regulates and manages the Black Hills National Forest; the Black Hills National Forest Advisory Board, a 32-member committee made up of stakeholders with specific interest in the Black Hills; and the Black Hills Forest Resource Association, which advocates for the forest products industry.