Susan Abby Maginnis Fowler, 87, Alfred
Susan Abby Maginnis Fowler, of Alfred, New York passed peacefully to Heaven in her sleep in Santa Cruz, California on January 25th, 2025. Susan was born on the 10th of […]
MysticMedia.com on The Rise of Podcasts and the Opportunity for Businesses
Podcasts have become one of the fastest-growing digital media channels, with millions of listeners tuning in daily. What started as a niche form of content has evolved into a mainstream medium, attracting major brands, influencers, and businesses looking to engage with their audience more profoundly and personally.
Stuart Alan Abbott, 76, Wellsville
Stuart Alan Abbott, 76, of Wellsville, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, in his home. He was born October 11, 1948, in Wellsville, the son of the late […]
Congressman Langworthy Introduces Bill Requiring American-Made Flags
“This is a no-brainer: American flags should be made in America” From the Office of Congressman Nick Langworthy, Washington, D.C. – On Tuesday, Congressman Nick Langworthy (NY-23) and co-lead Rep. Greg Landsman (D-OH) introduced the Make American Flags in […]
Meet the new acting US Attorney for the Western District, Joel L. Violanti
Violanti succeeded Trini Ross as of February 18, 2025 From the US Attorney’s Office, pictured is Violanti In this role, Mr. Violanti serves as the chief federal law enforcement officer […]
COLUMN: Disclosure; coming to ‘Know the Unknown’
“Congress has recently formed a special Task Force on Declassification of Federal Secrets” An OPINION By Frederick Sinclair, pictured is US Congresswoman from Florida Anna Paulina Luna The time has […]
NY FOCUS: Why Are Prison Guards Striking Against Solitary Confinement Reforms?
New York’s prison guards have railed against the solitary confinement law, By Chris Gelardi, NYFOCUS.com The New York state prison system is teetering on disaster as guards have staged an […]
The Golden Girl: Historical Loss
Today only 14 states require that cursive handwriting be taught A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross, I remember as a child watching my mother as she sat at the kitchen table practicing […]
Marilyn K. Forness, 85, Wellsville
Marilyn K. Forness, 85, of Wellsville, passed away on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, in her home with her family by her side. She was born October 7, 1939, in Bradford, […]
Lewis James Robords, 96, Arkport
Lewis James Robords, 96, of Briggs Road, passed away Thursday afternoon (Feb. 13, 2025) at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, NY. Born in North Hornell on Sept. 7, 1928 he […]
A Week in The Arts at Alfred University
See event listings for this week and a look at what is coming up From Alfred University, Following is a list of public events in Alfred University’s School of Art […]
Ambur R. Miller, 39, Hornell
Ambur R. Miller – 39 – of 33 Stephens St., Hornell, died Sunday morning (February 16, 2025) at her home, following a 13 year battle with Melanoma. Born June 17, […]
COLUMN: Bumper Stickers Lie!!
The Day I Lost My Faith In Humanity…….Over A Dog Coat! An OPINION By: Johanna Elattar We live in a world where everyone’s constantly connected—except when it comes to kindness. […]
Wellsville wraps up season with victory; Canisteo-Greenwood wins Steuben County Tournament
Tuesday Basketball: Lady Lions evade slow beginning, amass massive 2nd quarter rebound to wrap regular season with 59-31 win over Haverling; Fillmore, And/Whi, C-G girls capture wins; volleyball and other […]
Governor Hochul threatens National Guard deployment to prisons, Borrello reacts
From the Office of NYS Governor Kathy Hochul, Governor Committed to Safe, Secure Correctional Facilities and Has Ordered the Mobilization of the New York National Guard To Staff Facilities if […]