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CORNING, NY — Why should the kids have all the fun? This year, during The Days of Incandescence (which runs 10/20-10/31), adults are encouraged to put on their favorite costumes (bonus points if […]
An important message for city residents The street sweeper will finish its regular schedule of street sweeping on FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 28, 2022. Beginning Saturday, October 29, 2022 overnight parking […]
Kittens and cats at the Hornell Area Humane Society Check out the latest crew of cute cats at the HAHS! Could one of these faces find a forever home with […]
Zeldin is currently running for NYS Governor Zeldin was attacked with a knife in a Rochester suburb during a campaign stop Michael T. Baldwin Reports The man authorities say attacked […]
By Bob Confer Often readers and social media friends will ask me for suggestions regarding feeding birds in the winter. Those are good questions to ask, because done properly, bird […]
Did a $300,000 donation turn into a $637,000,000 sale? By Andrew Harris As the race for NY Governor tightens, local Republicans are putting the heat on the incumbent Governor Kathy […]
By Chuck Wiser, I write the words to share what my eyes see and my heart feels Pictured is the Wiser Family in their “youth” That heading is a teaser, […]
Ceremony will feature the sight and sounds of newly renovated Hinkle Bell Tower On Thursday, the bells will once again be ringing at Alfred State College (ASC) just in time […]
Hornell Partners for Growth and Fun 92.1 host annual event Read about other Hornell-area Halloween events Hornell Partners for Growth and Fun 92.1 are in their 3rd year of putting […]
Donahue graduated from the police academy this week Mayor Buckley and Chief Murray congratulate Donahue The Hornell Police Department is proud to announce that Officer Nathan Donahue is graduating from […]
The Department of Public Works will be paving the following streets on Thursday, October 20th, 2022 (weather dependent) Hornell Street Lincoln Street Miles Ave We will be closing the street […]
Governor Kathy Hochul joined Acting Superintendent Steven A. Nigrelli in honoring 218 new New York State Troopers as they graduated today from the 211th session of the Basic School of […]
By JOHN ANDERSON Cars are stopping at 45 Willets Avenue in Belmont and staring inside the home of Madison Cole and Cole Reed. They don’t mind at all. The soon-to-be-married […]
Please call the Bath PD if you see Kroeger, who kidnapped a 14 year old earlier this month Michael T. Baldwin Reports, Statement from the Bath Village Police Department: Update!! The […]
Mayor Buckley was authorized to buy the property for $1 Featured in the photo is the cleared lot at 179 Madison Ave., along with a photo of previously completed BOCES house […]