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Just in time for the museums 75th Anniversary! From the CMOG, Picture by Devin Flores/Cornell University We’re excited to announce that Dr. Jessica Levin Martinez, Richard J. Schwartz Director of […]
In fairness, the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation has written many success stories A COLUMN By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin Not every story about the Department of Environmental Conservation needs to […]
The Hornell Girls Soccer Team got a shutout win against LeRoy in front of a massive Senior Night Crowd. From Hornell High School Athletics, photos by JC’s Photography Highlights include: […]
City lawmakers formally fight back against NYS ban on natural gas in new construction From the City of Hornell, pictured is NYS Assemblyman Phil Palmesano addressing the council The Hornell […]
From Apple to Oven: The tastes that make the season From Penny Carlton, KeukaRoots.com There’s just something about autumn at The Windmill Farm & Craft Market that wraps around you […]
Perspective from a writer with Native American and Italian heritage A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross Monday was Indigenous Peoples Day and or Columbus Day. It doesn’t matter which to me. […]
Hornell native became a famous advocate for the First Amendment, watch his 1991 speech to Libertarians A COLUMN by Stephen Sprague, pictured is Burns from Alchetron.com What this country needs […]
Bath police manage scary situation involving an autistic young lady with great teamwork From the Bath NY Police Department, On June 13, 2025, Sergeant Cheresnowsky and Officer Waite were dispatched […]
Antennas, towers and wireless devices emitting harmful microwaves on school grounds A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair World Children’s Day in November 2023 saw the submission of The Declaration on the […]
The Alfred State logging sports team shows off their trophy for their solid performance at the Paul Smith’s Fall Meet From Alfred State College, The Alfred State logging sports team […]
As Halloween approaches, local police and community leaders are reminding families to stay safe while celebrating this spooky and festive holiday. With trick-or-treating, community events, and costume parties planned across the region, officials are emphasizing awareness, visibility, and preparedness to ensure a fun and incident-free night for all.
Temporary Road Closure – County Route 14, Town of Howard BATH, NY — Steuben County Public Works Commissioner Eric Rose has announced that County Route 14 (Campbell Creek–Bakers Gulch Road) […]
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist For the first time since the 2023 season opener, the Bills are not alone atop the AFC East. Two years ago Buffalo lost […]
Carbone seeks re-election, Cardamone, Bradley, Gadsden want your vote From the Hornell Democratic Committee, Four Democrats are running for city council seats this year: Currently, only one seat on the […]
Cameron Mills family is proud to announce new book now for sale By Janie Ferguson, Our daughter Verity has published her 1st children’s book. “Stinky Feet Pie.” Currently two ways […]