Argie J. Jandrew, 40, Scio
Argie J. JANDREW, 40, of Scio, NY, died Thursday, October 2, 2025 in her home. Born November 13, 1984, in Wellsville, she was the daughter of Dale and Karen Guinnip […]
DEC Orders Great Lakes Cheese to Pay $475,000 in Penalties and Take Corrective Actions Related to Ischua Creek Discharge
Facility Required to Implement Significant Operational Improvements and Enhanced Monitoring Penalty Includes $150,000 Environmental Benefit Project for the Community From the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, New York State Department […]
Pollock: Bills endure self-inflicted loss to improving Patriots; team signs new linebacker
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist And then there were none. Going into Sunday’s games, the NFL’s two remaining unbeatens seemed safe for 5-0 starts. Both were solid favorites […]
William Franklin “Billy” Greene, 53, Andover
William Franklin “Billy” Greene, 53, passed away on Friday (October 3, 2025) at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester surrounded by his loving family. Mr. Greene was born on November 10, […]
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
Steuben County Sheriff and Opioid Committee Team partner with the DEA on October 25 From the SCSO, Bath, New York – On Saturday, October 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 […]
Paved Paradise: The Strange, Rolling Journey of “Big Yellow Taxi”
Joni Mitchell’s song never stopped feeling urgent because we never stopped paving By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin Some songs don’t just stick around. They mutate, reincarnate, and pop their heads out […]
Governor Hochul Declares October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month in New York
Directs State Landmarks to be Illuminated in Purple Tonight, October 6, to Honor Victims and Survivors Take the “Are You Tech-Abuse Savvy?” quiz With the safety of all New Yorkers a […]
O’Mara: “PROTECT Act seeks more responsible law and order”
Let’s stay focused on the state of law and order in New York From NY State Senator Tom O’Mara Last week in this column I highlighted potential changes that could […]
OP-ED: Changing of the Guards
The “old-guard” of community volunteers needs new blood An OPINION by Heather Forness-Thomas If you’ve ever been to a Balloon Rally, a State or County Fair, a Strawberry Festival or […]
“The Wineglass” with great weather and a big turnout in Steuben County
See who won the 26.2, the 13.1, and the 5K From the Wineglass Race Series, Dennis Ryan is the Guthrie Wineglass Marathon Champion! He finished in a time of 2:25:23! […]
John F. “Jack” Andruschat, 80, Andover
John F. “Jack” ANDRUSCHAT, 80, of Andover, NY, died Thursday, October 2, 2025 in Cuba Memorial Hospital, Cuba. Born September 16, 1945, in Buffalo, he was the son of Nelson […]
NY Land Quest For Sale: Ossian NY timberland features views, off-grid living, and five ponds!
This 44 acre property consists of a 1 bedroom cabin with timberland and a pond for exceptional hunting, fishing, and majestic views! Discover this rare opportunity to own 44 acres […]
The Bikeman rolls!! Hornell’s Larry Pelkey announces over 400 bikes donated this year
Since 2021, Pelkey has put 1530 kids on a refurbished bike By Andrew Harris, pictured is Hornell Mayor John Buckley with Pelkey in 2024 The impact of Larry Pelkey’s generosity […]
Pollock Prediction: Improving Patriots to test unbeaten Buffalo Bills Sunday night
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist Well, it’s down to two. Four games into this National Football League season, only the AFC’s Buffalo Bills and NFC’s Philadelphia Eagles remain […]
Racalto’s of Hornell reaches out to the federal workforce: Let us take one worry off your plate
A Special Message from Joe & Jay Huang-Racalto Follow Racalto’s on Facebook To our neighbors in the federal workforce—whether you serve at the VA, USDA, Social Security, or any of […]