Vinny Pezzimenti is a Public Relations Specialist with a focus on local news. He writes for various publications including the Olean Times Herald, ELDRED AREA FREE LIBRARY & HISTORICAL SOCIETY, The Salamanca Press & Pennysaver, and Courrier Express. Vinny covers a range of topics including sports, local events, and community news.
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Vinny Pezzimenti's articles predominantly cover local sports events, particularly college and high school level football games and competitions. Given this focus, those with insights into the performance of local teams or individual players in these specific sports would likely capture Vinny’s interest.
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PORTVILLE — A lost fumble on the first play from scrimmage turned out to be a sign of more unwelcome moments to come for the Portville/Cuba-Rushford football team.
By VINNY PEZZIMENTI Special to Olean Times Herald
JAMESTOWN — A Remote Area Medical clinic brought life-changing health services to the Southern Tier West region duirng a weekend in September.
PORTVILLE — Maxx DeYoe, not remembering for certain the name of the offensive formation that paved the way to his four-touchdown effort, asked his coach for help.
OLEAN — Jack Tupper knew that pursuing a mechanical technology degree was right for him after he manufactured a catapult design from scratch for a solid modeling class last spring at SUNY Jamestown Community College.
DEPEW — For a football team that is often undersized in the trenches, fields a thin roster, and was forced to disband its junior varsity squad this week, Olean High has made the most of what it has.
ALLEGANY — In what appears on paper to be a Section 6, Class C bracket muddled with top-end parity, the Allegany-Limestone boys soccer team made a statement that it won't be an easy out this postseason.
By VINNY PEZZIMENTI Olean Times Herald A teammate's tardiness opened the door to the starting lineup for Duane Thompson.
ST. BONAVENTURE — Not many teams in college basketball have been better at defending than St. Bonaventure. Still, the Bonnies want more.
ALLEGANY — Four games into the girls basketball season, Allegany-Limestone is still trying to figure things out.
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