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 […]
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 […]
Time and date changes: Buffalo Bills and local high school basketball with Dan Barkley Showcase at Alfred State
First the easy one that everyone knows, the Buffalo Bills’ playoff game with the Pittsburgh Steelers has been moved to 4:30 p.m. on Monday. It will not be played on […]
Pollock Prediction: The Buffalo Bills and Pittsburgh Steelers comes down to weather, injuries
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist So, after 17 games this season, for the Bills versus Steelers, seemingly comes down to injury reports and the weather forecast. Last Sunday, […]
Picco’s 29-point answers Howard’s dominating dunk, inside game as Hornell downs Wellsville
Dana Hand, left and David Shay, right, from the Allegany County Deputy Sheriff’s Association award Hornell’s Gennaro Picco an MVP award after the Red Raiders win. Photos and story by […]
Evingham’s dominating game on the boards leads Hornell girls to 62-40 win over Wellsville in Dan Barkley Showcase
Photos and story by CHRIS BROOKS, managing editor, wellsvillesports.com ALFRED – Without a shred of doubt, it is the most notorious high school rivalry around. On the basketball court, the […]
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, […]
Canisteo-Greenwood wrestling stronger than ever, huge 54-15 win; Addison swimming downs Wellsville
Photos by Teresa Dennis, stories by Chris Brooks NUNDA — Four straight victories at the start, and five straight wins down the homestretch for the Chargers of Canisteo-Greenwood gave them […]
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, […]