NYS DEC Forest Rangers report recent Allegany County search and rescue success
Incident report from the Town of Belfast, NY From staff reports, DEC Rangers responded Belfast NY after the report of a missing 14 year old boy and joined the NYS […]
NYS adopts law to broaden the definition of rape to hold more perpetrators accountable
Legislation S.3161/A.3340 Modernizes State Law to Ensure Forced Sexual Conduct Can Be Prosecuted as Rape Governor Hochul Has Prioritized Protecting Survivors, Signing the Adult Survivors Act and Strengthening Support for Survivors of […]
Column: Mystery package in the mail
Conflating sexual education with child trafficking and abuse By Andrew Harris, An in-depth letter to the editor arrived recently, by US mail. A large envelope full of documents, prefaced by […]
Do you want to participate in the World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade?
Local Hibernians invite you to participate in 2nd annual event From the Ancient Order of Hibernians, photo of Stephen Walker by Genesee Valley Media Care to join the the most […]
Catholic Charities launches 100th annual Appeal
$9.5 million dollar goal to provide hope to 145,000 Western New Yorkers By Deacon Steve Schumer Last year, Catholic Charities of Buffalo celebrated 100 years of serving the Western New […]
Carey’s 30 leads Arkport-Canaseraga; Wellsville girls win; A-P girls down Andover/Whitesville
Monday Roundup: Ark-Can unleashes 32-point 2nd quarter behind Carey’s hot hand, build 60-35 road win over And/Whi; GV/Belfast ladies gut out tough 35-29 win over C-R, B-R volleyball collects 1st […]
Column: A Cornerstone of understanding
Dr Joel Moskowitz, Director of the California University School of Public Health recently unveiled a study by Frederick Sinclair, image from churchofjesuschrist.org Previous articles, over the past 8 months, have […]
Growing Without Soil: Hydroponic Gardening
Winter can be green with water gardens By Joyce Ziembo, Master Gardener Volunteer Cornell Cooperative Extension Allegany County In this ever-changing world, our population exploding, and our seasons becoming unpredictable, […]
Ronald William Hall, 74, Indepedence
Independence, NY — Ronald William Hall, 74, passed away Saturday, January 27, 2024, at home with family at his side. He was born on September 4, 1949, in Wellsville, the […]
“Test to Treat” program expanded nationwide
Free testing, telehealth, and treatments From the Steuben County Health Department The federal government has expanded the Home Test to Treat program, a virtual community health program that offers free […]
Farm and Artisan Market planned for February 11 in Alfred NY
Inagural “mid-winter market” to feature locally produced food and art From the Alfred Farmers Market, The Alfred Farmers Market is holding its first ever mid-winter market on Sunday, February 11, […]
Letter to the Editor: Get on the kindness train today if you want to make a difference
In the spirit of hope, just be kind By Mike Howell, Wellsville The Spirit of Hope lays heavily on my mind as I hear God’s word heavily upon my heart. […]
“Tune in to state budget adoption process”
A weekly column by NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, Budget adoption season is underway at the State Capitol, which means, first, that joint Senate-Assembly public hearings on Governor Kathy Hochul’s 2024-2025 […]
Big Winter Sales kick off today at Giant Food Mart in Cuba and Wellsville
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Robert L. Layman, 64, Scio
Scio, NY – Robert L. Layman, 64, of 5035 Snowball Hollow Road passed away on Friday, January 26, 2024, at home with his family at his side. He was born […]