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Bigger Picture: This Lamb has good (musical) chops

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By Spencer Tulis 
| Finger Lakes Times
I’m one who goes out for lunch every day, in main part due to my very untraditional work schedule. It is a way to make sure I get one good hot meal per day. Otherwise I would likely be surviving on an unhealthy diet of high school concession stand pizza. My rotation can change but currently my go to places are Man Yuan in Geneva, The Green Front in Canandaigua and Connie’s Diner in Waterloo.
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Bigger Picture: Lamb has good (musical) chops

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By Spencer Tulis 
| Finger Lakes Times
I’m one who goes out for lunch every day, in main part due to my very untraditional work schedule. It is a way to make sure I get one good hot meal per day. Otherwise I would be surviving on an unhealthy diet of high school concession stand pizza. My rotation can change but currently my go to places are Man Yuan in Geneva, The Green Front in Canandaigua and Connie’s Diner in Waterloo. It was at the latter that I was talking to Amy Lamb, a waitress that has been working there for over 30 years.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Waterloo outslugs Wayland-Cohocton to win Section V Class B1 title

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By Spencer Tulis 
| Finger Lakes Times
GATES — All season long the Panek sisters, Gwyn and Ava, along with starting pitcher Gwen DiIorio, have provided leadership and productivity for the Waterloo High School softball team. On Friday evening, the trio spearheaded the Tigers to their biggest victory of the campaign. The No. 2 seed in the Section V Class B1 tournament rallied from a mid-game deficit to stun top-seeded and previously undefeated Wayland-Cohocton, 10-7, giving Waterloo its first title since 2022.
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