New York Covid-19 News
The collective, “here we go again,” seems to be echoing louder and louder. Urban areas in New York are on edge and official statements from government and medical leadership sounds […]
Month: July 2021
Dr. Walter(Wladyslaw) A. Orlowski, 84, Scio
Dr. Walter (Władysław) A. Orlowski, age 84, of Scio, NY, passed away peacefully on July 27, 2021 at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester following a brief illness. He was born […]
Early Allegany County: Wolves, Bears, and Black Salts
From the Editor, 7/30/21 When you read about the days of the first “white” settlers in Allegany County, some amazing details emerge about life in the early 1800’s, just after […]
Patricia J. McGillivray, 66, Belfast
Patricia J. (Middaugh) McGillivray, 66, of Belfast, NY went peacefully home to God on July 27,2021 at UR Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, NY. Pat was born on January 26, […]
Baseball Now The Official Sport of New York State!
Michael T. Baldwin Reports 7/30/21, Photo Courtesy RisingApple.com Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today signed legislation (S.5363/A.5156) designating baseball as the official sport of the state of New York. This bill […]
Words From Wiser: The Evolution of Communications…Forward or Backward?
From Chuck Wiser, 7/30/21 I write the words to share what my eyes see and my heart feels…. At the beginning of one of my early lectures for the […]
Alan R. Perrin, 67, Cuba
Alan R. PERRIN, 67, of Cuba, NY, formerly of Bolivar, died Monday, July 26, 2021. Born February 12, 1954, in Wellsville, he was the son of Donald and Dolores “Dee” […]
The Hann Homestead Inn: Living History in Rustic Elegance
Photos by Melanie Hunt Streeter When you drive from down the valley that separates Wellsville and Andover NY, one property really stands out, and it has for 181 years. […]
Wellsville Nature Photography A Family Pursuit
From the Editor 7/29/21, Sunset Photo by Carson Streeter Readers of the Wellsville Sun have had the fortune of enjoying Melanie Hunt Streeter’s work since we first started publishing daily. […]
Farmers Markets, Always Essential…Now They’re Better Than Ever
From Mary Gardner-Ruch, 7/29/21, Photo of Canacadea Berries After a season of uncertainty and following strict COVID guidelines, Farmers markets were Always Essential….now they’re Better Than Ever! Join us as […]
Allegany County’s 22nd Annual Hazardous Waste Collection Day Set For September 11th
Do you have any chemicals, weed killer, or rat poison sitting around? The Allegany County Department of Public Works is holding their annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection on September 11th, […]
Anne Bornand Walchli, 93, Wellsville
Wellsville, NY – Anne Bornand Walchli, 93, passed away at home on July 17, 2021 after a brief illness. Anne Stephens Bornand was born October 14, 1927 in Westfield, New […]
David A. Howe Library Presents a “Big Top Tea Party,” For Kids on August 14th at 3pm
Our Fancy Tea is back and BIGger than ever! This year we will have a Big Top Tea Party with Circus themed crafts and activities, as well as a free […]
News from Senator George M. Borrello 57th Senate District
STATEMENT BY SENATOR GEORGE BORRELLO ON TODAY’S SENATE HEARING ON THE CHALLENGES OF THE LONG-TERM CARE WORKFORCE ALBANY – After participating in the New York State Senate hearing on the […]
Schumer Announces New York’s Latest Semiconductor Deal, to Subsidy Watchdogs’ Chagrin
From NYSFocus.com, Julia Rock / July 26: New York is showering microchip manufacturers with billions in subsidies—on top of massive federal incentives. While Congress considers legislation to make historic investments in domestic semiconductor research […]