Two important meetings set for March 20 at Hornell City Hall
The Finance Committee, the Youth Committee meet on Monday evening FROM: John J. Buckley, Mayor Finance Committee The Finance Committee will meet at 5:30 pm, Monday, March 20, 2023, in […]
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Alfred University leading research into developing robust concrete fortified with recycled waste glass
“…….keep glass out of landfills” ALFRED, NY – Alfred University, in partnership with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and U.S.-based company Silica-X, is studying ways to […]
NYS Police: Painted Post man is wanted on multiple felonies
Please call 607 962 6865 if you see Gage Heffner Anyone with information as to the whereabouts of this individual, should contact the NEW YORK STATE POLICE ASAP. You SHOULD […]
Hornell High School students take the stage at Nazareth College
Hornell High School Symphonic Band students will combine their talents with the Canandaigua Academy Wind Ensemble in a joint performance at Nazareth College. On Thursday, March 16, the students will […]
Assemblywoman Marjorie Burns visits new Catholic Charities location
See slideshow of the visit to the “old court house” Catholic Charities Steuben/Livingston received a visit from State Assemblywoman Marjorie Burns in their new location at 12 Allen St, Hornell, […]
Bridge closing in Town of Campbell set to begin March 13
BATH – The Dry Run Road Bridge in the Town of Campbell will be closed to all traffic for 12 weeks beginning around March 20, according to Steuben County Public […]
Steve Peck Announces Candidacy for 4th Ward Alderman
Mike Morey has declined to seek re-election to the 4th Ward I am running for the position of 4th Ward Alderman in the City of Hornell. In 2001, I moved […]
Mike Morey, 4th Ward Alderman, will not seek a second term
“I’m excited to continue to work alongside leaders throughout Hornell” To Hornell’s residents, City administration, and City staff: thank you for the ongoing opportunity to serve as Alderman of the […]
Hornell St. Patrick’s Day Parade, the grandest in all the land (photo gallery)
There was some questions if the parade would be canceled on Saturday because of snow. Those questions did not come from Maple City residents, who enjoyed another incredible parade and […]
Have coffee with Sheriff Allard and Chief Spaulding in Corning this Friday
March 17 at the Wegman’s Cafe in Corning, 8-10am Pictured are Corning Police Chief Kenzie Spaulding and County Sheriff James Allard The Steuben County Sheriff’s Office and City of Corning […]
All Clear: Wayland-Cohocton Central Schools moves from “lockdown to a shelter-in-place” at Wayland Campus, “system error” blamed
Cohocton campus and pre-K operations are not impacted By Andrew Harris Update: The district has sent out a automated call to parents indicating that the building is safe and the […]
Comprehensive Plan work in Steuben County is key to future success
Deputy County Manager Chris Brewer explains that this is a “plan in action” Virtual Community Meeting planned for March 16 By Andrew Harris When most people think of the term or […]
Norfolk-Southern train still sets near East Avenue Extension, Hornell residents uneasy
Mayor Buckly explains train presensce, talks East Palestine, Ohio The train with 29 cars and two engines has been stationary for days, motors idling By Syrena Lynn Carver Just off […]
Kramer Appointed as City of Hornell Fire Captain
Firefighter Greg Kramer is now Captain Greg Kramer Pictured: Commissioner Scott Richardson, Chief Frank Brzozowski, Captain Greg Kramer, Mayor John Buckley. Captain Greg Kramer has a long history of firefighting […]
Alfred State hosts 34th annual Skills USA competition
Alfred State College hosted the 34th annual Skills USA Region I competition. Over 900 high school students and their advisors competed in 44 different competitions held on both the Alfred and […]