OP-ED: Jealous of Australia
US lawmakers: Do the right thing An Opinion by Andrew Harris Yesterday I sat in the car with my teen, listening to my preferred SIRIUS/XM Radio news broadcast. The big […]
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Exploring the Western NY Wilds: What backyard astronomers can expect in 2026
Eclipses, aurora borealis, meteors, and moons!! By Bob Confer, photo by Melanie Hunt If you are among the many rural readers of this column you are probably a backyard astronomer […]
Palmesano and fellow Republicans urge Governor Hochul to VETO “100 Foot Rule Repeal”
Consumers would have to start paying for natural gas hookups unless A.8888 is vetoed From the Office of Assemblyman Palmesano, Assemblyman Phil Palmesano (R,C-Corning), along with his Assembly Republican colleagues, […]
Allegany County Adopts Local Law Establishing the Allegany County Animal Abuser Registry
Sheriff: This provides far-reaching consequences to those convicted of these horrific crimes From Allegany County NY At the December 10 Legislative Board meeting, Board members unanimously adopted a Local Law […]
You are invited: Holiday Luncheon in Alfred NY on Friday December 12
Peace lilies on sale at the Union University Church From UCC, Holiday Luncheon 11:30-1:00 Friday, December 12th at Union University Church Center, corner of Church and Main Street, Alfred, NY. […]
NYS Snowmobile Safety Course – Last Chance to Register for December 13 in Howard NY
From the SCSO, Bath Sno-Flakes Snowmobile Association is hosting a NYS Snowmobile Safety Course and it is now active on the NYS Parks registration page! Snacks and lunch provided. You […]
Christie Torruella Smith named vice president for Enrollment Management at Alfred University
Smith comes from Nazareth University From Alfred University, Beth Ann Dobie, Alfred University provost and chief operating officer, announces the appointment of Christie Torruella Smith as the university’s new vice […]
The Perfect Storm
An unknown entity 3I/ATLAS entered our solar system this last summer A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair In order to resonate with the G forces that Humanity will pull, over the […]
Wreaths Across America Delivers 4,350 Wreaths to Honor Veterans at Bath National Cemetery
Each wreath serves as a personal tribute: a reminder that the sacrifices of our servicemen and women will never be forgotten From Steuben County NY, The Wreaths Across America Semi […]
OP-ED: All political stripes should demand more accountability from government, not less
What used to be common ground, should be again Respectfully submitted by Joshua Johnston, Wellsville NY Federal investigations into corruption have been dropped in exchange for political cooperation. Companies donate […]
Margaret A. “Sissy” Mahoney, 75, Hornell
Margaret A. “Sissy” Mahoney lived a life defined by compassion, creativity, and an unwavering commitment to nurturing others. Whether caring for the sick, inspiring the minds in young students, or […]
Tom O’Mara: New report again calls for change in NYS energy policy
“Less reliable. More expensive. Politically unsustainable.” A weekly COLUMN by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, A recent New York Post article didn’t pull any punches on the current state of New York’s […]
The Fragile Line Between Autonomy and Caution: New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act
What Governor Hochul wants to change An Essay By Tiger Hulin, picture from Deathwithdignityny.org One of the hardest things I have ever done as a nurse is attend the death […]
Sempolinski, O’Mara visit Rexville for community meeting
Event at West Union Fire Hall Attended by Residents from Steuben and Allegany Counties REXVILLE, N.Y. – State Senator Tom O’Mara (R,C – Big Flats) and Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski (R,C […]
Ribbon Cutting Set for New Spaces at Jones Memorial Hospital on December 18
Introducing the new General Surgery, Sleep Lab, Oncology and Infusion facilities From Jones Memorial, Jones Memorial Hospital will proudly celebrate a ribbon cutting event on December 18 for the newly […]