NYS Senate deliberates forced ‘Smart’ metering
by Frederick Sinclair All users of public utilities; mainly electricity, natural gas and water, are subjected to the metering of usage. A proposed modernization of services, in order to manage […]
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Fans brave elements, but injuries tarnish Buffalo’s impressive victory over the Steelers
A column by CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist If there was any question about the Bills’ resilience, it was proven Monday afternoon at Highmark Stadium. Oh, the Bills were […]
Hornell City Police logs for January 9-11
HPD battles the wind, makes drug arrest, heavy traffic enforcement 1/9/2024 12:06am Suspicious vehicle on Monroe Ave. 12:38am Suspicious vehicle on Allen St. 1:00am Property check. 1:08am Traffic stop on […]
The Black Dahlia Revisited: Steve Hodel’s Shocking Revelations and the Lingering Enigma
Elizabeth Short’s body was recovered on January 15, 1947 By: Johanna Elattar, pictured is Elizabeth Short from a police bulletin Approaching the solemn 77th anniversary of the Black Dahlia murder, […]
Alfred University to use $1.25 million in grant funding, software for renewable engineering training program
The McMahon Engineering Building at Alfred University, shown above, will house equipment used to train students on the use and maintenance of electrical power grid systems. The equipment will be […]
NY State Senator Tom O’Mara: “There’s no turnaround in sight”
A weekly column from Senator O’Mara, representing the 58th District, Governor Kathy Hochul opened her State of the State message to the Legislature last week with a surprising proclamation, “The […]
Hornell flags lowered for Jean Shepard
From the City of Hornell, Mayor John Buckley has ordered City flags to remain lowered in honor of longtime former 7th Ward Alderwoman Jean Shepard, who passed away Saturday. “We’ve […]
Roberta A. “Bobbi” Ward, 72, Hornell
Roberta A. “Bobbi” Ward – 72 – of 7555 Airport Road, Hornell (Town of Hornellsville) died unexpectedly on Wednesday (January 10, 2024) at her home. Born in Hornell on February […]
Two city meetings next week in Hornell
Full Common Council on Tuesday, Public Works on Thursday From the City of Hornell Common Council Meeting The Hornell Common Council will meet in regular session at 7 p.m., Tuesday, […]
High winds are back tonight: Warning for much of Steuben and Yates County
The strongest winds will be in areas of higher terrain and along north and west facing slopes. From the Yates County Sheriff: Including the cities of Penn Yan, Seneca Falls, […]
Steuben County to hold synopsis on child trafficking in Corning, January 16
Register today to attend the afternoon and evening programs NYS Children’s Alliance Director John Kelly to keynote Register here: https://bit.ly/SafeHarbour24
Flags at half staff in Hornell to honor Cunningham, Leeman, and Dick
From City of Hornell Mayor John Buckley, Mayor Buckey Orders City Flags to be lowered in memory of longtime public servants; retired Police Sergeant Christopher Cunningham, former City Alderman Fred […]
Exploring the Western NY Wilds: Some thoughts on feeding the birds
“Americans spend $12 billion a year on feeding birds. Twelve billion! Whoa!” By Bob Confer, This birdfeeding season has left many bird lovers lonely and heartbroken. Their feeders have been […]
You never know what you’re going to get at the Barkley Showcase, back Friday and Saturday
In-depth previews of each game, quotes from coaches and a look at interesting stats and the history of this incredible high school basketball showcase for Allegany and Steuben counties By […]
NY Assemblyman Giglio: Gov. Hochul Neglects Seneca Nation Gaming Compact and WNY Economy
Reaction to the “State of the State” address by the Assemblyman from the 148th District From the Office of Assemblyman Joseph M .Giglio, ALBANY – Concerned for the economy of […]