“Tomorrow is too late:” Three-part series continued
Calling for climate action in the US military By Suzanne Klein Flierl Our dedication to a military war economy is firmly rooted in systemic racism, poverty, and ecological and environmental […]
Bail Reform Disgrace: Steuben County child abuser arrested, released
Devin J. Ollis victim was under 13 years of age From the Steuben County Sheriff’s Department March 16, 2023, Sexual Conduct Against a Child Arrest Steuben County Sheriff Jim Allard […]
The Final Countdown to Wellsville’s “Shortest” Saint Patrick’s Day Parade!
Tomorrow, March 17 at 4:30pm on Main Street Wellsville Watch Brian Cannon on WGRZ Channel 2 News with a preview Large crowds expected, open container law lifted, big party expected […]
President Biden Is Working To Lower Prescription Drug Costs for New York’s Seniors
“No Thanks to GOP” New data is showing exactly how President Biden and Democrats are working to lower the cost of health care and and prescription drugs. A report released […]
March is National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Spurred by advocacy, President Ronald Reagan declared March to be Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in 1987. The deinstitutionalization movement of the seventies and early eighties had laid the foundation for […]
Alfred Housing Director removed, arrested by NYS Police for Grand Larceny
All those arrested are considered innocent until proven guilty in court By Andrew Harris From the surface it appears to be a classic case of embezelling funds from an employer. […]
Three part series of speeches: “Tomorrow is too late”
Local climate activists gather in Olean to rally for the planet By Brock Mapes I don’t know about any of you, but I actually grew up optimistic about the climate. […]
Family Treasure Hunt next week in Hornell
Teaching kids ‘resilience’ and families to work together On Thursday March 23 bring the family to the totally free adventure being held at the Hornell Intermediate School. Pinwheels & Promises […]
Two important meetings set for March 20 at Hornell City Hall
The Finance Committee, the Youth Committee meet on Monday evening FROM: John J. Buckley, Mayor Finance Committee The Finance Committee will meet at 5:30 pm, Monday, March 20, 2023, in […]
Alfred University leading research into developing robust concrete fortified with recycled waste glass
“…….keep glass out of landfills” ALFRED, NY – Alfred University, in partnership with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and U.S.-based company Silica-X, is studying ways to […]
A thousand reasons to embrace rebounding: The Sawyer Devoe story
The Devoe family was asked to take a 1,000th point photo for this story after Avoca/Prattsburgh’s Far West Regional win over Panama. From left, Henry Devoe (brother), Zac Devoe (dad), […]
NYS Police: Painted Post man is wanted on multiple felonies
Please call 607 962 6865 if you see Gage Heffner Anyone with information as to the whereabouts of this individual, should contact the NEW YORK STATE POLICE ASAP. You SHOULD […]
Hornell High School students take the stage at Nazareth College
Hornell High School Symphonic Band students will combine their talents with the Canandaigua Academy Wind Ensemble in a joint performance at Nazareth College. On Thursday, March 16, the students will […]
Dan Jordan’s Wild World: Canada Geese-Migratory or Not?
By Dan Jordan, Jordan Photography and Consulting I remember in my youth seeing steady streams of V-shaped formations of Canada geese fly over on their way south each autumn. It […]
Assemblywoman Marjorie Burns visits new Catholic Charities location
See slideshow of the visit to the “old court house” Catholic Charities Steuben/Livingston received a visit from State Assemblywoman Marjorie Burns in their new location at 12 Allen St, Hornell, […]