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BATAVIA — As an English teacher, Kimberly Przybysz is fascinated by stories.

Commencement Guest Speaker and English teacher Kim Przybysz addresses the Class of 2023 during Friday's Batavia High School graduation ceremony.Photo by Steve Ognibene. There was a contingency plan

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A 14-year-old-boy with cerebral palsy has received a ‘life-changing’ garden makeover that makes the space accessible and safe for him.

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Members of Batavia's Indoor Track and Field teams were able to advance on Thursday in the State Qualifier Meet at Nazareth College. Cole Grazioplene won the 600m with a time of 1:23.96. This time broke his own school record and was in one of the best races of the day. Nate Canale qualified for the State Championship meet in the 1000m by finishing 3rd in 2:38.78. Sheldon

For the 17th time, the Batavia Girls Indoor Track Team won a sectional title on Saturday. The boys picked up their 11th sectional trophy. The boys won with 148 points, beating out Uprep's 84 points. The girls found Brockport a touch opponent and closed out the victory on the final event, posting a winning score of 111.5 points to Brockport's 109 points. "The girls from

For some students, it might just be a game, but for Elba senior Cameron Havens, Scholastic Bowl meant a whole lot more. An avid fan of “Jeopardy,” first with Alex Trebeck and more currently familiar with host Ken Jennings, Havens was ready to take down the competition. The Bowl finals Thursday evening put Elba Central in the ring with contenders Batavia City and Pavilion

Article by Coach Nick Burk The Batavia Indoor Track team competed at the A2 Section V championships on Saturday at Houghton College and the boys team came away with a 111 to 107 victory over 2nd place Newark and 13 scoring schools. This Sectional Championship is the 10th title for the Batavia Indoor boys team and the 26th Sectional championship for both the girls and boys

Article by Coach Nick Burk: The Batavia indoor track team competed on Saturday in the Monroe County Championships at Brockport State College and had a phenomenal meet! The boys' team came away with the championship beating out 21 other schools, scoring 74 points with Rush Henrietta finishing in 2nd place scoring 63 points. The meet came down to the very end with one point