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Karen is a mother, a grandmother and a great-grandmother. She retired two ago after 31 years with NYSDOT in the Civil Engineering Field. She has been an Allegany County resident […]
By Dan Acton, Town of Alfred Supervisor Multiple Topics The June meeting of the town board was an unusually long session that lasted nearly three hours. Several community members came […]
Over one hundred march and rally to end gun violence in America Second Amendment supporters hold counter protest By Andrew Harris First, I should temper this report by saying that […]
NASSAU COUNTY, NY: New York State Democratic Party Chairman Jay S. Jacobs has released the following statement: “I am calling on the New York GOP to immediately condemn the blatant antisemitism […]
Justin Signorelli recipient of the Leadership through Civic Engagement award Alfred State wrestling coach Justin Signorelli has been named the recipient of the 2022 Leadership through Civic Engagement award. The […]
By Chuck Wiser, I write the words to share what my eyes see and my heart feels Two of the hottest or most controversial topics confronting us these days are […]
$1,000,000 fraud gets Great Valley man five years of hard time U.S. Attorney Trini E. Ross announced today that Adam Arena, 45, of Great Valley, NY, who was convicted of […]
Allegany County’s biggest music festival is June 17-19 By Margaret “Midge” Van Etten, Estival Festival veteran In April of 2019, I heard a rumor about a music festival at Caneadea […]
By JOHN ANDERSON A good samaritan and a New York State Police trooper went above and beyond in an attempt to save a bald eagle today. A person driving a […]
Robert J. “Bob” Emery, 74, passed away at home on Tuesday (June 7, 2022) surrounded by his family. Mr. Emery was born in North Hornell on June 3, 1948 […]
PEMBROKE. GA. – Kenneth L. Murray, formerly of Wellsville, passed away on Tuesday (June 7, 2022) while visiting family in Wellsville. Mr. Murray was born on July 20, 1953 in […]
A guest column by BOB LONSBERRY The Southern Tier and the Finger Lakes are in my blood. Literally. When I spit in the tube and sent it off to have […]
By Bob Confer In a recent column I encouraged readers to participate in the public comment process impacting New York’s Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (the Climate Act). That […]
Allegany County Employment and Training to host dozens of employers Time to get back to work? Maybe time for a new job and a pay raise ? Check out the […]
Mark Zuppan encourages support for the Stonewall Fund Dear Alfred University alumni, parents, and friends: The Stonewall Riots began on June 28, 1969, when police raided the Stonewall Inn, a […]