Special Feature: Black History in Agriculture
“No race can prosper till it learns that there is as much dignity in tilling a field as in writing a poem.” — Booker T. Washington By Aleksandr Khodorkovskiy, Living […]
DeepSeek AI: The New Chinese AI and Why Americans Should Be Cautious
By Dr. Thomas Hyslip, from the TegaCaySun.com A new artificial intelligence model, DeepSeek AI, has emerged from China, positioning itself as a competitor to leading Western AI models. While the technology […]
St. James Hospital Expands Services to Include ICU Level of Care
Hornell’s UR St. James expansion to meet the needs of the community Hornell, NY… St. James Hospital is pleased to announce an exciting advancement in patient care: the addition of […]
Palmesano: Electric school bus mandate should be a non-starter
“…the ‘mother’ of all unfunded mandates” Column/Op-Ed by Assemblyman Phil Palmesano (R,C-Corning) As legislators, two of our top priorities should be protecting our children and being fiscally responsible with the […]
James M. “Jim” Burns, 60, Hornell
James M. “Jim” Burns – 60 – of 111 Thacher St., Hornell, died unexpectedly early Saturday morning (January 25, 2025). Born in Lock Haven, PA on November 6, 1964, he […]
FEDS: Erie County man guilty of forced labor of immigrants faces life in prison
DUNKIRK MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO LABOR TRAFFICKING AND KIDNAPPING CHARGES From the US Attorney’s Office, BUFFALO, N.Y.-U.S. Attorney Trini E. Ross announced today that Augusto Mateo Francisco, 33, of Dunkirk, […]
O’MARA: NY’s energy plan still loaded with unanswered questions
“There’s no transparency, there’s no forthrightness with the public on what this is going to cost them” A COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, Public hearings on Governor Hochul’s […]
Facebook gone wild! Notice to all social mediates
“Please be quite nice to all, thank you,” – Luke Larkin By Andrew Harris Since late 2024, things have changed. No one can deny that the re-election of President Trump […]
Mouthwatering! This week’s specials from Racalto’s
Dine with Racalto’s in February and support Cozy Cats n Kittens Rescue From Racalto’s on Seneca Road in Hornell NY, Follow them on Facebook Monday February 3 Soup: Chicken Piccata […]
Alternatives to tariffs: Part two
“Having cheap, reliable electricity is paramount” A COLUMN By Bob Confer Editor’s note: This is the second in a multi-part series In last week’s column I professed my view about […]
After 20 years, Hornell’s Little Italy will close
Thursday February 13 will be final day of operations By Andrew Harris Late Sunday the Hooker Family announced on social media that the full service pizzeria style eatery will close […]
William G. “Jerry” Barrett, 82, Rushford
William G. “Jerry” Barrett, 82, entered the presence of our Lord on Wednesday (January 8, 2025) in Yuma, Ariz. at the Arizona State Veteran Home following a lengthy illness. Jerry […]
Robert Grossman, LTC, Armor, US Army Retired, born in Wellsville NY
LTC Robert (Bob) Grossman died in Raleigh, NC on January 27, 2025. He was born in Wellsville, NY the son of the late Wesley Leroy (Tom) and Dorothy Taft Grossman […]
Letter to the Editor: Langworthy demonstrated leadership that transcends political divisions
Alfred Democrat applauds Congressman from NY-23 for response to tragedy Dear Editor, I would like to commend Representative Nick Langworthy for his compassionate and measured response to the recent fatal […]
Steuben-Allegany action: Andover/Whitesville, Wellsville, B-R, Arkport-Canaseraga, Canisteo-Greenwood plus GALLERY
Friday Roundup: And/Whi boys come up large at Naples, earn big Sectional points with 65-50 road win; Crowley paces B-R past Hinsdale, Fillmore girls bounce back against And/Whi NAPLES — […]