Richard J. Common Jr., 75, Belmont
Richard J. Common Jr., 75, of Whitcomb Road, passed away with his family by his side on Monday, December 18, 2023, after a long illness. He was born April 10, […]
How a vehicle breaking down after a benefit gave thought to the way our communities come together
By JULIA DAVENPORT Throughout the last almost 30 years I have lived in this area. However, during that time, I always felt my heart wanted me to be somewhere else […]
In the Outdoors: Deer season nearly over
“For some of us, the end of the season empties the soul like a north wind shakes through the beech brush…” By Oak Duke As the Winter Solstice arrives […]
McDowell’s 100th win lifts B-R wrestling to 38-36 win over Wellsville; Olean tops Lions in hoops, A/W girls win
Tuesday Roundup: Highlighted by McDowell’s 100th career win, key lightweight victories, B-R grabs 1st win in narrow edging of Lions; Half-ending surge by Olean aids win over Wellsville boys By […]
SUNY Alfred to see over two million in federal grants
Congressman Nick Langworthy Announces Over $2 Million in Federal Funding for SUNY Alfred Research Foundation From the office of Congressman Nick Langworthy, image from the SUNY Alfred Micro-Nano lab WASHINGTON, […]
Roulette, Pennsylvania man charged with child abuse, assault, corruption, and endangerment
Jacob James Tarr held in jail on $100,000 bail Michael T. Baldwin reports, A Potter County man is in jail on $100,000 cash bail after Coudersport-based State Police charged him […]
Op-Ed: Schumer visited every county in New York, but should visit US border
By Larry J Penner, Great Neck NY In 2023, just like in past 24 years, Senator Chuck Schumer has taken pride in visiting all 62 counties in New York State. […]
Lonsberry: The death and remembrance of a hero
“The Lord has given,” the rabbi said beside the grave, “and the Lord has taken away.” A column by Bob Lonsberry, photo from WHAM 1180AM News Radio, People wear uniforms […]
Pollock admits: After Sunday, McDermott merits some praise
By CHUCK POLLOCK, Senior Sports Columnist More than a few times this season, Bills coach Sean McDermott has been the target of some merited criticism in this space. But it […]
A-A downs Wellsville in swimming; Friendship-Scio girls win again; C-R downs GV-B boys
Monday Roundup: Lions swimming suffers 1st defeat of season to Alfred-Almond in tough swim, downed 58-41; C-R boys rebound from Cleveland, evade late 22-point 4th from GV/Belfast to clinch 60-52 […]
US Senator Chuck Schumer completes tour of every county in NYS, for the 25th year straight
Schumer has made 4500 trips as Senator to Upstate and Long Island since 1998 Read a list of accomplishments across New York From the Office of US Senator Charles Schumer, […]
Life in the Finger Lakes: A Warm Welcome at Noble Shepherd Craft Brewery
“…a fantastic atmosphere to be a part of!” By Jim Moore, Chief Finger Lakes Enthusiast, Our recent visit to Noble Shepherd Craft Brewery at 7853 State Route 20A, Bloomfield, NY, […]
Town of Alma News: Town lawyer resigns, board seeks one more member
Robert Strassel, Esq. will formally step down December 31 After recent toss up election, Alma seeks one more board member By Andrew Harris The Town of Alma will need to […]
Making History: Sandra Green of Cuba NY is the first female NYS Grange Master
Learn more about the New York State Grange and the groups new President By Andrew Harris A family farm in Allegany County is brimming with pride with the historic news […]
The Grinch can’t steal Alfred State’s holiday spirit
University Police tell the tale of petty theft, in song form!! A stolen wreath is back at home at the entrance to Alfred State College, next to signs warning any […]