Baby Woodcocks!! A rare sight photographed in rural Allegany County
PHOTOS: The reclusive bird caught crossing the road with chicks From Tim Lunn and Candy Lunn It’s funny how things happen sometimes. It was only 24 days ago that I saw the […]
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Ashley Wolfe wraps up season with a 12th place finish at IHSA Nationals
“What a great way to finish her first year competing at the collegiate level” From Alfred State College, Alfred State first-year student Ashley Wolfe (Painted Post, NY) earned a 12th place […]
Exploring the Western NY Wilds: Fireflies without the fire
“…as you pine for that remarkable sight of summer nights“ By Bob Confer If when you were a kid – or the parent of a kid – you caught a […]
“Palmesano Strong” golf tourney is full but you’re invited for dinner!!
100 players fill the annual golf outing set for June 8 at Wildwood CC From the Palmesano Family, The annual golf outing dedicated to the late Mick Palmesano is full!! […]
Celebrate International Compost Awareness Week: Let’s Turn Waste into Wonder!
Composting is key to reducing waste and growing food sustainably From Allegany County Cornell Cooperative Extension, As we observe International Compost Awareness Week from May 5th to 11th, 2024, it’s […]
Hornell Public Library Brings Books & More to Local Senior Living Facilities, GALLERY
Can’t make it to the library? HPL delivers to senior living facilities From the Hornell Public Library, This project is supported by outreach funds awarded by the Southern Tier Library […]
NY State Police mourn the loss of K9 Lock who died unexpectedly on May 4
GALLERY: Troopers salute K9 Lock From the New York State Police, It is with deep regret and sadness that the New York State Police at Troop “C” announces the unexpected […]
Alfred-Almond, Andover/Whitesville softball; Campbell-Savona tennis wins, Wellsville golf win
Photos and stories by CHRIS BROOKS, managing editor, wellsvillesports.com SOFTBALL Alfred-Almond 8, Andover/Whitesville 4 ANDOVER — The bats were alive and well between Alfred-Almond and Andover/Whitesville on Monday, with both […]
In the Outdoors: Springtime evening on the river
Flyfishing, swallows eating spinners, and laughing water By Oak Duke, The Genesee River was in a glum mood. Didn’t want to talk. Inscrutable. Grey like the […]
The Arc Allegany-Steuben’s Annual Membership Drive in Full Swing
As a member, you ensure that your neighbors with disabilities have the supports they need From the Arc Allegany-Steuben, The Arc is the world’s largest community-based organization of and for […]
Letter to the Editor: “I support a roundabout at this dangerous intersection”
Reducing death, improving traffic flow, and reducing pollution Dear Editor: On Tuesday, April 30, I attended the New York State Department of Transportation’s presentation on proposed changes to the Route 36 Hornell Gateway […]
Column: Solutions for humanity lie in the miracle of Creation
“Mankind is blessed with instinct, emotion and sometimes uncontrollable urge” by Frederick Sinclair, pictured is author Guy Murchie, What mankind needs, is the motivation to actively engage solutions and to […]
NY Focus: Judge Strikes Abortion Referendum From November Ballot
Upstate Republican Assemblywoman Majorie Byrnes plays key role By Chris Bragg and Rachel Holliday Smith at NYFocus.com, pictured is Byrnes NEW YORK’S EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT, which would enshrine the right to an abortion in […]
Hornell City Planning board to meet, potential new business for Hornell Street Extention
This is a public meeting, your attendance is appreciated From the City of Hornell, The Planning Board will meet on Tuesday, May 14th, in the 2nd-floor conference room of City […]
FEDS: Rochester man convicted and sentenced to 144 months for church bathroom camera
ROCHESTER MAN GOING TO PRISON ON CHILD PORNOGRAPHY CHARGE INVOLVING CAMERAS HIDDEN IN A CHURCH BATHROOM From the United States Attorney’s Office, ROCHESTER, N.Y. – U.S. Attorney Trini E. Ross […]