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Customers “Strongly Encouraged” To Wear Face Coverings From the Editor, 8/8/21 Two major grocery store chains, and our hometown grocery store, Giant in Wellsville and Cuba, have again required all […]
From the Editor and Nephew, 8/8/21, Photos From Wellsville Fire Department and Allegany County Historical Society My uncle Bill didn’t move to Wellsville until 1948, when he was twelve, […]
NEW YORK – Congressman Lee Zeldin (R, NY-1), who has been named the presumptive nominee for Governor of New York by both the New York Republican and Conservative Parties, issued the following statement after Governor […]
Today we remember Corporal Edward F. Dolphin. On August 6, 1928, Corporal Dolphin, 27, died following a motorcycle accident returning to Troop K Headquarters from patrol. On July 27, 1928, […]
The rollercoaster isn’t slowing down for the city dwellers of the Empire State. The “Delta” variant of the coronavirus, being even more infectious than previous reincarnations, is giving everyone reason […]
From the Editor 8/6/21, Photos by Melanie Hunt Streeter Almost every sunset I watch(and I try not to miss many), makes me wonder who else is watching and who is […]
We are super happy to have one of Wellsville’s newest businesses as a new sponsor of this site. You may have heard about this new boutique located in the “La […]
The Town of Alfred is issuing a notice about a pending public hearing regarding a special use permit involving a retail bakery on “Jericho Hill Road.” Anita Mattison, fearless leader […]
The friends and family of Roger Neely are invited to a graveside service with military honors on Friday, August 13, 2021, at 2:00 pm in Woodlawn Cemetery, 276 S. Main […]
From Chris Wiedemann, 8/6/21 Last year my goal was to raise $500 and ride 400 miles. I ended up riding 601 miles and raising $2002. This year I have pledged […]
Come join us and learn from the experts on how to protect yourself from Fraud and Scams! This event will feature representatives of the Allegany County Sheriff’s Office, the Center […]
Dr. Peter Gianas Legacy Reveals A Historic Moment When some people die, it is truly a, “ripple in still water.” Pete Gianas has been in the news in Wellsville, in […]
From Chuck Wiser, 8/5/21 I’ve mentioned here before that I always wanted to be a writer. I have always fancied myself as a “fair to middlin” singer, at least in […]
Reprinted due to Urgency: From the Editor, 7/23/21 *Note since we last posted on Al’s hope for “A Gift of Life,” the age limit for donating desperately needed organs is […]
One of Western New York’s biggest attractions isn’t exactly “mainstream.” The paintball world is a true subset of American life, the fans are as hardcore as any music fan and […]