O’Mara: “Remembering veterans, honoring freedom”
A weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It […]
Month: November 2025
Andover winner! Close to $400,000 won in Take 5 New York State Lottery
By JOHN ANDERSON It’s not the $10 million prize that was won in Wellsville or the $5 million scratch off, but a nice haul was made with a $371, 254 […]
OP-ED: According to the USDA, small farms reported median farm income of $-1,974
SNAP is important for struggling US farmers By Nat Martin, Centerville NY My wife and I are small farmers. Farming is hard: when everything goes well, prices are low; when […]
Langworthy: Our gratitude for the brave and selfless patriots who served our nation
Veterans Day Statement from Congressman Nick Langworthy Washington, DC—”This Veterans Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform — Americans who put […]
OP-ED: Veterans Day Reflection
Gratitude and understanding for all United States military veterans Sometimes, being a woman of a certain age—someone who could not be drafted for the Vietnam War—has made me view Veterans […]
A King for Congress
James King of Owego plans to challenge Congressman Langworthy in a 2026 Republican Primary election From Friends of James King, King4NY23.com When you first meet Jim, you have to ask […]
First public meeting introduces the Keuka Lake Level Management Study on November 12
You are invited to the Taylor Memorial Library in Hammondsport, please RSVP From the Keuka Lake Association, Keukalakeassociation.org Join us to learn about the Keuka Lake Level Management (KLLM) Study […]
“Mister” the cat recovers after violent abuse thanks to the Hornell Area Humane Society
ARRESTED: Deshawn Miller of Hornell for Felony Aggravated Animal Cruelty By Andrew Harris On November 2 the Hornell Area Humane Society(HAHS,) was called to help with a terrible case animal […]
OP-ED: Where I Learned What Community Really Means
Wellsville native reflects on learning and growing up in small town America By Laurie Gostley Hackett Growing up in Wellsville, New York was a unique experience – it was the […]
Evangeline “Vangie” Goldie Osgood Grant, 92, Houghton
The ultimate mom and caregiver, Evangeline “Vangie” Goldie Osgood Grant, passed away Saturday, November 8, 2025 while in the Wyoming County Hospital Nursing Facility where she had been in attendance […]
NYSP: Wayne County NY woman murdered, public assistance requested
The New York State Police at SP Williamson are investigating a death that occurred at a residence in the town of Williamson. From the NYS Police, Troopers Respond to Welfare […]
Pollock: Suddenly, the Bills appear to be in big trouble
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist It’s probably time Bills fans put a moratorium on talking about the Super Bowl. A more timely subject would be whether Buffalo is […]
NYS Notary Public Workshop on December 15 at Alfred State College
Featuring Law Scholar Alfred E. Piombino, a NYS Notary since 1981 From Alfred State and Mr. Piombino, Alfred E. Piombino will lead a New York State Notary Public Workshop on […]
60th Anniversary celebration of the Almond Historical Society set for November 12
Special presentation by Historian Craig Braack, birthday cake for all! From the AHS, The Almond Historical Society is celebrating a significant milestone: its 60th Anniversary! To recognize decades of dedicated service […]
What is the latest on SNAP benefits? A timeline of angst for 42 million Americans
The Latest: Supreme Court Judge Ketanji Brown issues pause in funding until courts decide By Andrew Harris The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program has never been in more headlines. In 1964 […]