March 6 is Black Balloon Day, “Your loved one is not forgotten”
đź–¤ BLACK BALLOON DAY: WE WILL NOT STAND POWERLESS đź–¤ From Eddie VanStine, Steuben County Today, we raise black balloons—not just as a symbol of loss, but as a declaration […]
Letter to the Editor: A clarification
Amie Acton clarifies March 3 OP-ED Dear Editor, After reading Mr. Whitney’s well-written and informative response I realized I needed to clarify something in my original letter. Please recall that […]
Judge dismisses complaint against Allegany county by former legislator
Niagara County Judge Frank Caruso: “The law is very clear” By Andrew Harris A virtual hearing was held on March 5 in the complaint made by former Allegany County legislator […]
FEDS: Former Wellsville NY man charged with production of child abuse videos
Jason Goodsell’s crimes in 2020 and 2021 have maximum prison term of 225 years From the US Attorney ROCHESTER, N.Y. – U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo announced that a federal grand […]
Kris Green is the new Vice President of Human Resources at Jones Memorial Hospital
CEO Jim Helms: “I am very proud of Kris and his success in leading our human resource efforts” From Jones Memorial Hospital, Jones Memorial Hospital is pleased to announce that […]
March Newsletter from Steuben County Sheriff James Allard
Sheriff offers strong support for “brothers and sisters in NYS DOCCS” From the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, It’s a beautiful day in Steuben County. I heard a goose this morning […]
Assemblyman Sempolinski Raises Alarm over Proposed HEAT Act
Proposal Would Eliminate Natural Gas for Homes and Businesses From the Office of Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski, ALBANY – Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski is raising the alarm over a proposed bill that […]
Red Raiders fall in semis, Picco hits 1000 points
Hornell – 38, World of Inquiry – 65 From Hornell High School Athletics, pictured is Coach Scholes with PJ Picco The #4 seed Hornell Red Raiders fell to the #1 […]
Governor Hochul Launches Statewide Hiring Initiative, Welcomes Displaced Federal Workers
In response to recent federal workforce cuts by the so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), New York State Governor Kathy Hochul has extended an open invitation to displaced federal employees, […]
Three Arrested in Bath Drug Raid After No-Knock Warrant Uncovers Meth, Suspected Fentanyl
Three people face drug charges after a no-knock search warrant in Bath led to a significant drug seizure.
Brenda J. White, 74, Belmont
Brenda J. WHITE, 74, of Belmont, NY, died Sunday, March 2, 2025 in her home.  Born August 1, 1950, in Kane, PA, she was the daughter of Donald J. and Nancy […]
Former Allegany County Sheriff responds to Amie Acton on “Reps Endorse Torture”
A OPINION by Rick Whitney, former Allegany County Sheriff I had to respond to the op-ed from Amie Acton that “NY State prisons used to routinely use torture as a […]
Loretta “Rhett” Cronin, 89, Wellsville
Loretta “Rhett” Cronin, 89, of Wellsville, NY, died on Sunday, March 2, 2025 following an illness. She was born in Hornell, NY on September 15, 1935, the daughter of the […]
Western Equestrian wraps up regular season with a strong showing
The Alfred State western equestrian team displays the awards they earned From Alfred State College, The Alfred State Western Equestrian team wrapped up the regular season with another strong showing […]
Tom O’Mara: “Local Roads Are Essential”
Increase CHIPS funding and keep our roads and bridges safe A Weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, Approaching final negotiations over a new state budget, it’s critical to […]