Pints, Paws & Purpose at Abandon Brewing
From craft beers to canine companions in Penn Yan, NY Penny Carlton • October 28, 2025, KeukaRoots.com Abandon Brewing: Where Craft, Community & Connection Pour Freely There’s something about the […]
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Exploring the Western NY Wilds: Don’t touch the oil beetle
The toxic chemical cantharidin causes serious blisters and can kill a mammal if ingested accidently By Bob Confer During October and November you will encounter an insect that’s certain to […]
OP-ED: Asking for bi-partisan support for Proposition 1 to make 2500 acres “forever wild”
VOTE yes to expand the NYS Adirondack Preserve By Karen Patterson, Fillmore NY Mark your calendar and plan to vote on Tuesday November 4, 2025, or vote early (Oct 25 […]
Allegany County slapped with pay discrimination lawsuit by veteran prosecutor
Former Assistant District Attorney Amanda Newton resigned on March 21, 2025 By Andrew Harris Amanda Newton served over two decades as an Allegany County Assistant District Attorney, working under District […]
Allegany County rescue team make exotic save with the help of Hornell Police
Photos: Two bearded dragons and one parrot are now in safe hands From Life on the Wildside and Two Sisters Wildlife Rescue, pictured are Madison Reed, Autumn Dixon, and Tosha […]
Exploring the Western NY Wilds: Where did all of the pheasants go?
The Ringed-Neck Pheasant has become a rare sight in WNY due to several realities By Bob Confer, photo by Craig Braack If you are a Baby Boomer, you will remember […]
O’Mara: “Thankful for our firefighters and first responders”
Raising awareness over lithium battery fires and needed training for first responders From NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, We’re coming off “National Fire Safety and Prevention Week” when numerous area […]
Bishop Fisher Suspends Reverend Patrick T. O’Keefe of Wyoming County parishes
O’Keefe was suspended in 2019 for prior sexual misconduct From the Diocese of Buffalo, pictured is O’Keefe from WNYCatholic.org (Buffalo, NY) — Bishop Michael W. Fisher has removed the Reverend […]
Despite threats, No Kings protest in Hornell a peaceful success
Bradley: Thank you for exercising your First Amendment rights! From the Hornell Democratic Committee, We planned for 50 people, but more than 100 attended the NO KINGS Hornell rally at Union Square […]
ACDC: Almond’s roadsides are clean for Fall
Allegany County Democrats: Serving Our Community Photo Caption (Front, L-R): Volunteers Damien DeMarco, Reeni Holt, Laura DeMarco, Sue Bain Lucey; (Back L-R) Walter Mason, Janis Carson, Mark Holt after the […]
Cole All-Star Circus Plans upcoming Area Appearances starting October 29 in Friendship
Billy Martin’s Cole All-Star Circus celebrates 49 years of affordable family fun!! From the Cole All-Star Circus, Follow them on Facebook Billy Martin will bring his Cole All-Star Circus to […]
More SNAP drama: Federal funding for the entire program may run out on November 1
NYS Governor blames Washington Republicans, they blame Democrats for government shutdown By Andrew Harris For those who rely on federal help with food purchases using the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, […]
Celebrating the Artistry of Allegany County’s Agricultural Landscape during Allegany Artisans Studio Tour
Don’t miss the gorgeous farms, pastures, and big barns of Allegany County! From Tim Bigham, Regional County Manager, New York Farm Bureau; And Laura Hunsberger, Executive Director, Cornell Cooperative Extension […]
When Guardians Listen: Signs of Renewal in New York’s Wild Places
In fairness, the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation has written many success stories A COLUMN By Clayton “Tiger” Hulin Not every story about the Department of Environmental Conservation needs to […]
We need Gene Burns today
Hornell native became a famous advocate for the First Amendment, watch his 1991 speech to Libertarians A COLUMN by Stephen Sprague, pictured is Burns from Alchetron.com What this country needs […]