Column: Mystery package in the mail
Conflating sexual education with child trafficking and abuse By Andrew Harris, An in-depth letter to the editor arrived recently, by US mail. A large envelope full of documents, prefaced by […]
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NYS Supreme Court to depose Steuben County leaders in Sheriff Allard insurance lawsuit
Court seeks to learn if former Chairman Scott VanEtten “acted in bad faith,” READ COURT DOCUMENTS By Andrew Harris In early October 2023, the Steuben County Legislature voted to remove […]
Do you want to participate in the World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade?
Local Hibernians invite you to participate in 2nd annual event From the Ancient Order of Hibernians, photo of Stephen Walker by Genesee Valley Media Care to join the the most […]
“Women of the Civil War” presentation this Friday in Bath NY
Historian Craig Braack offers free lesson at the Bath Centenary Methodist Church From the Steuben County Historical Society, Louisa May Alcott lived up to her convictions when she went to […]
Carey’s 30 leads Arkport-Canaseraga; Wellsville girls win; A-P girls down Andover/Whitesville
Monday Roundup: Ark-Can unleashes 32-point 2nd quarter behind Carey’s hot hand, build 60-35 road win over And/Whi; GV/Belfast ladies gut out tough 35-29 win over C-R, B-R volleyball collects 1st […]
Filling up the tank in the Canisteo Valley: Why is gas more expensive ?
Trying to explain the price difference between Corning and Arkport. Hornell Mayor Buckley comments… By Andrew Harris, data via GasBuddy.com A reader asked a pretty good question last week. Why […]
Column: A Cornerstone of understanding
Dr Joel Moskowitz, Director of the California University School of Public Health recently unveiled a study by Frederick Sinclair, image from churchofjesuschrist.org Previous articles, over the past 8 months, have […]
February Tech Classes at Hornell Public Library
Attend for a Chance to Win an Amazon Fire Tablet! From The Hornell Public Library, The Hornell Public Library is excited to be offering four digital literacy classes this February […]
“Test to Treat” program expanded nationwide
Free testing, telehealth, and treatments From the Steuben County Health Department The federal government has expanded the Home Test to Treat program, a virtual community health program that offers free […]
Farm and Artisan Market planned for February 11 in Alfred NY
Inagural “mid-winter market” to feature locally produced food and art From the Alfred Farmers Market, The Alfred Farmers Market is holding its first ever mid-winter market on Sunday, February 11, […]
January 23-26 Hornell City Police logs
HPD Officers tackle water issues, criminal mischief, DWAI, a death on Bennett Parkway, and much more 1/23/2024 12:19am Suspicious vehicle on Maple City Drive. 12:27am Property check. 12:49am Property check. […]
Brigid A. Martusewicz, 64, Hornell
Brigid A. Martusewicz – 64 – of 456 Bennett Parkway, Hornell, died unexpectedly Friday afternoon (January 26, 2024) at her home. Born in Hornell on December 30, 1959, she was […]
Letter to the Editor: Get on the kindness train today if you want to make a difference
In the spirit of hope, just be kind By Mike Howell, Wellsville The Spirit of Hope lays heavily on my mind as I hear God’s word heavily upon my heart. […]
“Tune in to state budget adoption process”
A weekly column by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, Budget adoption season is underway at the State Capitol, which means, first, that joint Senate-Assembly public hearings on Governor Kathy Hochul’s 2024-2025 […]
Another Eric Jones masterpiece finishing to support Buffalo Bills’ kicker Tyler Bass
When the hatred toward Buffalo Bills’ kicker Tyler Bass started for missing a kick late in a playoff game, local artist Eric Jones was not pleased. He saw the photo […]