Bath, NY News

• Bath, NY News
• Today in the news: Remembering our fallen heroes
• Morning Jolt: Honoring our Medal of Honor recipients
• This week: Moment of remembrance at 3 p.m.
• Memorial Day, thoughts turn to death
• County legislators honor EMS groups
• Honoring those who served
• New social network way to aid vets families
• Village follow-up audit shows gains
• Farrand probe continues
• Staff, residents: Save our healthcare facility
• Week in review: Meet the balancing dog
• Today in the news: Escaped penguin captured
• Morning Jolt: Dog refuses to leave dead partner
• Today in the news: Americans don’t use their full vacation time
• Markham honored for meritorious service as Bath Rotarian
• Alstom loses rail car bid to Bombardier
• Five Star Bank CEO recognized by SBA
• Minimum wage raise effort fails in Albany
• Morning Jolt: Do you have any Bigfoot hair?
• North Cameron Grange #355 holds programs
• Today in the news: DC Comics superhero to come out of closet
• Vinehurst Inn & Suites reopens Memorial Day weekend
• Alfred State students off to Haiti
• Dormann Library receives $1,000 gift from Bath Kiwanis
• N.Y. Primary date moved to September 13
• Morning Jolt: Stolen pig statue back home
• Houseknecht ‘Woman of Distinction’
• Today in the news: Pastor under fire for comments on gays
• NY Dairy Viability Project inspires new field crop profit teams
• State sets Grievance Day for May 22
• ‘One Night to Shine’
• P’burgh students build bench for Ellis Island
• Morning Jolt: $1M for parking spot
• Pilot makes unplanned landing in cornfield
• Today in the news: Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days for webcam incident
• Bald Eagle at Mossy Bank Park
• Director of Steuben Veterans Service Agency speaks at NARFE
• Morning Jolt: ‘Pet tax’ quickly nixed
• This week: Geek Pride Day is Friday
• St. Joseph’s Hospital receives Community Foundation Grant
• Steuben County Legislature to meet Monday
• Study shows area ripe for growth
• P’burgh cyclist plans run for Mexican border
• Oil supporters seek resolution banning moratoriums
• Week in review: What really happened in Trayvon Martin death?
• Traffic and parking prohibited on Pulteney Square East Monday
• Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital DNV accredited
• Arnot Health receives Gold Plus Stroke Award
• Today in the news: Facebook makes its stock market debut
• Morning Jolt: Escaped penguin enjoying life
• Today in the news: White babies no longer the majority
• Painted Post set to get big bucks from water sales
• Video report: Donna Summer dies at 63
• Griffin, DiNapoli disagree on IDA reform
• Steuben mortgage receipts show upward trend
• Reed seeks to regain line on Independence Party
• Morning Jolt: Haunted home for seniors?
• NYFVI Bilingual Project prompts spinoff for WNY dairy farms
• Today in the news: Fake cop killing Miss. drivers?
• Butterflies fill the Southern Tier skies
• Dana Lyon 5th graders celebrate Arbor Day by planting sugar maple trees
• Arnot Ogden Medical Center Foundation elects board members
• Morning Jolt: Family saves kitten tossed out of car
• Komen Twin Tiers Grants $110,000 for Regional Breast Cancer and Breast Health Programs
• Today in the news: JPMorgan CEO gets $23 million
• Arbor Day
• Corning Inc. rises on Fortune 500 list
• Redistricting lines drawn with gentle touch
• Bath Branch AAUW to honor Bloomquist
• Groundbreaking held for Emergency Department Project
• Rouse notes parking restrictions
• Morning Jolt: Bit by snake at Wal-Mart?
• Today in the news: Woman with flesh-eating bacteria doing well
• Abuse report leads to marijuana bust
• Morning Jolt: Man wins Powerball 6 times
• This week: ‘Battleship’ takes off
• Civility wanes as Yartym, Schlechter face public
• Haverling DWI Simulation
• H’port officials revisit condo law
• C-S holds contest for Alcohol Awareness Month
• Week in review: Gay rights top the news
• Today in the news: FBI: Girls saw kidnapper kill himself
• Morning Jolt: Giant pasta box on sale
• Today in the news: Flesh-eating virus claims woman’s leg
• Walk-A-Thon has great turnout
• Corning Inc. receives award
• Clark, McDonald tapped for Steuben’s Hall of Fame
• Morning Jolt: Angry dentist story a hoax
• CCC begins dorm work
• Today in the news: President Obama says he supports gay marriage
• Keuka Lake Players to perform Shakespeare
• Bath Elks Lodge donates $1,000 towards Tyrtle Beach
• Bath VA Medical Center’s Women Veterans Health Clinic holds open house
• Morning Jolt: Meet Mr. T-Rex
• Volunteers Carry on Tradition of Caring
• Today in the news: Nevada OKs Google’s autonomous car
• Dormann Library Board of Trustees honors staff
• P’burg Library offers discussion on civility course
• Morning Jolt: Maurice Sendak remembered
• Bath area churches unite against hunger
• Today in the news: Skype death not murder, Army says
• Morning Jolt: Loch Ness Monster must leave river
• This week: Don’t forget Mother’s Day
• 12 wartime veterans laid to rest at VA
• Prattsburgh, Ecogen may face off again
• State aid helps keep H’port school taxes low
• Haverling to keep school budget under tax cap
• Economic group sets May 16 meeting
• Tyrtle Beach plunge nets $34K
• Week in review: Junior Seau’s brain to be studied
• Today in the news: ‘Super moon’ to shine Saturday
• Morning Jolt: Mensa admits 2-year-old
• Today in the news: Kentucky Derby could see first white horse winner
• NYSATE taps Rusak as pro
• Corning Inc. has good 1st quarter
• Fuel costs, holiday boost county tax revenues
• CCC volunteers aid local groups
• Morning Jolt: What’s Seinfeld’s secret project?
• Bath International Quota to sponsor 6th annual luncheon and fashion show fundraiser event
• Today in the news: Junior Seau dead of self-inflicted gunshot to chest
• Tim Vogel selected as winner in the 33rd Annual Telly Awards
• Dogs help kids become better readers
• Quota International of Bath accepting applications for annual scholarship
• Arts Center showcases Local B&Bs
• FDA warns that online hearing test violates federal law
• Morning Jolt: Bin Laden killed 1 year ago
• Arnot Health Auxiliaries recognized by State Organization
• Today in the news: Bin Laden wanted Obama assassinated
• Swartz takes helm at Bath VAMC
• ‘Tough medicine,’ says O’Mara, but necessary
• The Hoot: Spencer Crest Nature Center’s 1st annual 5K Trail Run
• Rotary Interact makes donation to Bath playground project
• Date set for annual Jack Lisi Youth Awards presentation
• Morning Jolt: Pregnant woman hit by lightning
• Mayor already eyeing 2013-14 budget
• Today in the news: Barnes & Noble Nook gets boost from Microsoft
• Morning Jolt: Ground zero tower is tallest in NY
• Dairy Princess & Ambassadors sought for Steuben County
• Steuben OKs plowing contract
• This week: ‘The Avengers’ in theaters
• Ecogen subject of P’burgh special meeting
• Garrett Landing gets green light
• Prattsburgh CS tax rate stays level
• Mayor already eyeing 2013-14 budget
• Week in review: George Zimmerman still free – for now, at least
• Urbana man rescued from Keuka Lake
• Today in the news: Michael Jordan’s team is worst ever
• Morning Jolt: Relax like this frog
• Today in the news: More Secret Service misconduct
• CCC inaugurates 6th president
• Old barns subject of dairy fest contest
• Finger Lakes Museum receives $10K grant
• Environmental review OKs CCC dorms
• Morning Jolt: 'Royals book guy' goes viral
• Steuben County Women present awards
• Today in the news: Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer
• S2AY Rural Health Network and Public health Conducting Needs Assessment
• New era in patient care for area residents
• Local resident compiles book
• Schumer speaks about Stafford loans
• Morning Jolt: $5k wedding for dogs
• CCC presents 2012 Student Art Show
• Today in the news: Deion Sanders has wife arrested for assault
• Legion Aux. volunteers ready poppies
• Pinwheels brighten Steuben County
• April 22 local briefs
• Morning Jolt: Best doughnuts in the U.S.
• Flood control funds received for tri-county area
• Today in the news: Metta World Peace may face suspension
• Morning Jolt: Trials of John Edwards, man accused of killing Jennifer Hudson's family
• This week: Anniversary of Chernobyl
• Judge drops charges against David Seager
• Avoca BOE OKs 1.9 percent levy increase in 2012-2013 budget
• Mild temps mean higher risk of Lyme disease
• County purchases radiation detector for landfill
• Week in review: Woman died of too much Coke?
• DEC accepting applications for Environmental Excellence Awards
• Academic All Stars to hold Championship matches Monday
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman gets $150K bond
• Morning Jolt: Starbucks getting rid of bug extract
• Today in the news: Ted Nugent questioned by Secret Service
• CCC’s Walter R. Smith Visiting Scholar Series to host “Footprints of the World’s Oldest Forests” by Dr. William Stein
• April 15 Business Briefs
• Corning makes $73M deal for majority of Becton unit
• Burke eager to create jobs for 23rd
• Morning Jolt: Most Influential People in the World
• Congressman Reed won’t declare support for Republican presidential candidates
• Today in the news: Mom killed while trying to save kidnapped baby
• Bradford students raise funds for London trip
• New brand applied for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
• Rite Aids raising funds for Arnot Ogden Medical Center through May 19
• Morning Jolt: Frozen cows found in cabin
• New Corning Hospital: Groundbreaking ceremony today
• Today in the news: The end of Twinkies?
• County looking for a few good goats, sheep
• Probation Dept. to get bullet-proof vests
• Regional Volunteer Center of the Southern Tier gives $2,000 in grants to local organizations participating in National Volunteer Week
• Food Bank of the Southern Tier to participate in Global Youth Service Day
• Support lacking for biomass fuel
• No cuts, layoffs at C-S budget
• Morning Jolt: Mega Millions winner to come forward
• April 16 local sports results
• Smith to seek freedom today
• Bath firefighters present membership awards
• Today in the news: Wesley Korir wins the Boston Marathon
• This week: Brad and Angelina's engagement
• Hogan, Steuben Dems tap Shinagawa for Congress
• Campbell-Savona student places 5th at Rotary Oratorical finals
• Bath Legion holds Easter Party
• Town puts road use accord into place
• H’port Chamber unveils ‘coolest’ logo
• Bath VFD seeks new members
• Bath budget will go before public
• Steuben eyes Legislative districts
• Week in Review: North Korea fails rocket launch
• CCC invites community to 2nd Annual Wellness Fair
• Cutting edge program will target diabetes in Steuben County
• Today in the news: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Morning Jolt: What's that structure on Mars?
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces details about new book
• Data shows more working locally
• Sen. Schumer: Clock ticking on unclaimed tax refunds
• Children’s Miracle Network to host ball
• Creath reappointed to Regional Board of Trustees
• P-burgh Central School bugs out for books
• Morning Jolt: Ohio man arrested for putting puppies in suitcase
• Officials: FEMA report full of errors
• Today in the news: Apple sued over e-book pricing
• Bath Rotary inducts new member Anderson
• Bath Neighborhood Watch holds annual Spring Clean
• NARFE members enjoy singing/comedy duo
• ‘Ain’t it wonderful what art can do’ ...
• Morning Jolt: Pizza with a hot dog crust
• Today in the news: Real Maryland Mega Millions winners claim prize
• Work under way on CMoG projects
• Peaceweavers offer annual scholarship
• Budget includes rule that will deny STAR benefits
• Mental health, abuse programs come with high pricetag
• H-port Rotary president inducts new Rotarian Kathleen Burns
• Morning Jolt: UFO in South Korea
• Bath officials take office
• Today in the news: Facebook buys Instagram
• Corning Natural Gas prices drop, should remain low
• What's New
• Morning Jolt: Tiny town of Buford sold for $900K
• This week: 100th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• H-port Central School announces February Laker Leaders
• P’burgh Rotary holds annual Easter Egg Hunt
• JSYRC Easter Egg Hunt
• Avoca grad on way to Afghanistan
• 2012 JSYRC Easter Egg Hunt
• Girl reunited with soldier mother
• More questions in Rathbone election
• What’s New in The Courier?
• Week in review: Generous firefighters top the news
• Military news from April 8
• Bath Hatchery announces April stocking schedule
• Today in the news: Navy jet crashes into apartment
• Morning Jolt: Dog eats owner's Masters tickets
• Today in the news: Ghost ship sunk by Coast Guard
• FLCC speaker discusses environmental damage, consequences to children
• Keuka Yacht Club’s Junior Sailing Program registration now open
• CCC and Cool Kids Program to feature ECOfest and E-Scrap drive
• I-STOP weapon in drug abuse arsenal
• Butts receives 75 year certificate from Wheeler Grange 1416
• Facebook lawyers seek to squash Ceglia lawsuit
• April 1 Business Briefs
• Morning Jolt: YouTube to start offering Paramount movies
• Dobsons notes run for newly form 23rd Congressional District
• Today in the news: Puppies rescued by firefighters
• CCC’s Muse of Fire Theatre to present Threepenny Opera
• Campbell-Savona student to compete in Rotary Oratorical Finals
• Palmesano announces collegiate scholarships
• P-burgh Central School announce honor rolls
• Steuben Senior Services fund receives donation from Bath Kiwanis
• Sheriff’s Office organizes local child safety program for students
• Soldier’s sacrifice subject of play
• Morning Jolt: Flying cars coming soon?
• Palmesano to speak April 5 in Corning
• Today in the news: Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings
• Veterans Walk-A-Thon at Bath VAMC scheduled for April 21
• Alstom may still gain BART contract
• Deal reached over road, bridge funding
• JET operated by Arnot Health Education Department
• Arnot Health to host “healthcare decision Day”
• 21st Annual Jack Lisi Youth Award nomination deadline April 4
• Bath Lions Club seeks comeback
• CCC to offer Dual Certification Course: Certified Nurse Aide and Home Health Aide Certification
• Morning Jolt: Want to be buried in a bacon coffin?
• ‘Women of Distinction’ nomination deadline closing, warns Sen. O’Mara
• Today in the news: 7 dead in shooting at university in California
• Site plan for hospital gets final approval
• Talk in Bath to examine Civil War causes
• Ira Davenport seeks funds for expansion
• Morning Jolt: Who won Mega Millions?
• This week: NCAA championship is Monday
• $132.5B NY budget spending plan targets jobs, economy
• Campbell water project may start up in August
• Kidney recipient talks life, health
• Bath CS sets date of budget workshop
• Condos on H’port front burner
• Volunteer Fire Dept. members take course
• County names Roche as new public defender
• Week in review: George Zimmerman, Mega Millions the talk of the week
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman’s brother speaks out
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot a new world record
• How do I protect my teen from credit sharks?
• Alstom, Bombardier battle for contract
• Five Star Bank appoints retail area managers
• Man plans to challenge Reed
• Morning Jolt: Vermont residents aim for cowbell record
• Can Democrats take over new 23rd District?
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot reaches new record
• Children’s Miracle Network Radiothon raises record $101,000
• Life. Rebirth. Spring.
• Morning Jolt: 'Harry Potter' now in e-book format
• Names sought for Child Abuse Prevention Recognition
• Today in the news: Dog found in trash gets sight back
• EPA: Water quality OK in Pa. gas drilling town
• 99 miles of roads, 8 bridges on Steuben County fix list
• Sheriff Joel Ordway announces membership drive
• Tentative Avoca school budget shows mild rise to tax levy
• Morning Jolt: March 27
• Bath nixes fracking moratorium, Urbana takes ‘wait and see’ attitude
• Today in the news: CNN poll finds 73 percent want George Zimmerman arrested
• NY Farm Viability project presented at ag conference
• Give Back President's Project
• Morning Jolt: March 26
• Steuben County Fair 2012
• This week: Earth Hour takes place Saturday
• County could get new official
• H’port first-look school budget calls for 3.1 tax increase
• H’port school redo plans back on rails
• P’burgh against Ecogen appeal, seeks to negotiate
• Bath village sets public hearing on ’12-13 budget
• Bath-Haverling may cut staff to help with budget
• Urbana board: The willows were rotting, safety hazard
• Week in review: Whitney Houston's cause of death revealed
• Today in the news: Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodies
• Today in the news: Whitney Houston died of accidental drowning, coroner says
• Prattsburgh Rotary notes PCS Student of the Month
• CCC announces the hiring of William Little
• Hangar causes headache at E-C airport
• O’Mara renews push for wine in grocery stores
• Reed: Chesapeake mandate ‘burdensome’
• Zeller mulls another run for Congress
• Record highs expected for fourth straight day
• Lisi Youth Award nominations sought
• Today in the news: Tim Tebow traded, Sean Payton suspended
• Alfred U. student-created art on display at Herrick
• Arnot Ogden Medical Center M.A.S.H. Camp scheduled
• Applications now being accepted for Quota scholarships
• Don’t keep your Heap
• Farm Service Agency to host open house
• Today in the news: New witness in Trayvon Martin case
• Local property transactions for The Courier's March 18 issue
• Redistricting cuts Steuben county into thirds
• Local counties see jobless rates increase
• Officials mull landfill issues
• Haverling Class of 2012 presents “Crazy For You”
• Scenic route: Meetings to weigh Steuben arts trail
• Wine competition set for state fair
• Today in the news: Peyton Manning in, Tim Tebow out in Denver
• Bath Hatchery announces April stocking schedule
• Bath Rotary presents check to Finger Lakes SPCA
• USDA has emergency loan funds available to eligible borrowers, apply now
• This week: ‘Hunger Games’ opens Friday
• American Legion Riders
• Central Steuben Chamber hosts tourism talk
• H-port marks Class of 2012 Top Ten
• Highway officials gather
• Consultant discord stalls H’port school building plans
• Leap Day cousins...? The odds are 1 in 2,000,000
• Town ready to OK road use plan
• Steuben: Few contested races in village elections
• Steuben Legislature: Shift in population may mean change
• Week in review: Baby koalas get an exam
• Girl Scout alumna shares memories
• Today in the news: New iPad a big hit on first day
• Today in the news: Blagojevich enters prison
• CCC exhibit to feature Ink Shop Prints at Corning
• Precise feeding of dairy cows saves money
• CCC and Cool Kids to Host Dancing Bear Puppet theater
• 3 to join county Hall of Fame
• Magistrate releases version of New York’s Congressional districts
• Consortium could help bring in 911 grants
• Road test sites staying open in Hornell, Bath
• Today in the news: Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop print editions
• Grasslands Reserve Program funds available to protect/improve livestock grazing operations in NY
• Vilsak announces grasslands initiative
• Delegates and alternates selected for American Legion Auxiliary Girls State
• Feeling pain at the pump
• O’Mara seeks business change
• Today in the news: Why are people stealing Tide?
• Dairy producers reminded of MILC Program
• USDA invites minority producers to join USDA Minority Farm Register
• Local woman helps with relief effort
• Convicted sex offenders restricted as to where they can be assigned
• Landfill fees may be on the way up
• Company: Howard Wind project liens removed
• New site outlines transit options
• Today in the news: Crystal Cathedral undergoing big changes
• This week: March Madness begins Tuesday
• Bath Hatchery announces stocking schedule
• ‘Polar Bears’ take their annual plunge
• Alger calls Cuomo’s Medicaid reform plan a ‘shell game’
• 2012-13 budget could boost property taxes
• Growth topic of Bath forum
• P’Burg, Ecogen plan open sessions
• Balloons used in hunt for Nieko
• Week in review: New iPad tops the news
• Brad Lytle to speak at Corning Area Tea Party Tuesday
• USDA dept. drops Direct Home Loan interest rate
• City OKs CMoG expansion
• March is National Kidney Month
• Today in the news: Another ‘Phoenix lights’ mystery
• Today in the news: Invisible Children documentary about warlord goes viral
• Arnot Medical Center Auxiliary sponsors Orchids and Candlelight
• ‘Team Alfred’ enters Solar Decathlon China 2013
• Palmesano backs pay notice plan
• March 4 Business Briefs
• ‘Women of Distinction’ program seeks nominees
• Maple Weekends arrive
• Today in the news: iPad 3 will have amazing resolution
• Bath Branch American Association of University Women offers scholarship
• Organizations assist Seniors to Age in Place
• Corning Retirees’ March program topic changes due to schedule conflict
• CCC names Al Smith as 40th RAVE recipient
• Today in the news: Mom loses legs shielding kids from tornado
• Bath Ambulance gives donation to Bath PD and residents
• Incentives set for CMOG expansion
• Medicaid tops talk at roundtable
• Campbell-Savona readies for project
• Avoca Central School seeks levy increase
• NYSEG and RG&E warn customers to be safe, ask for identification
• Local Pizza Hut aids canine funding
• Today in the news: Penguin runs away from zoo
• This week: Super Tuesday, iPad 3 and Bruce Springsteen
• Absentee ballot probe in hands of state police
• Prattsburgh: Board unites on wind farm
• BEGWS consultants told to trim upgrade
• Joining the fight against Colorectal Cancer
• Area development, fracking forum on tap this week
• Area development, fracking forum on tap this week
• Contracting company files liens against 31 Howard sites
• Week in review: Midwest tornadoes and storms top the news
• Today in the news: Obama birth certificate in the news yet again
• Today in the news: Birth control bill fails in Senate
• Reed targets Washington, D.C. waste
• Schumer: Hospital aid cuts avoided
• Steuben receives grant for records
• Palmesano kicking off “Go Blue” cancer awareness
• DNA push utilizes online petition
• H’port celebrates Mardi Gras
• Today in the news: Davy Jones from The Monkees dies
• NARFE holds monthly meeting
• Bath American Legion to form new chapter of “American Legion Riders”
• Business Development Center Offering Notary Public Course
• Monahan completes US Navy basic training
• March is Colorectal Cancer awareness month
• Hathwar to defend title at Regional Bee
• Today's storm could leave slushy mess
• Today in the news: 2 more students die from Ohio school shooting
• Panel discussion on ’72 Flood set
• Interstate 86 project lags behind schedule
• Steuben sees rise in sales tax receipts
• Girl Scouts mark 100 years
• High costs prompt Avoca merger thoughts
• Bath sets fracking moratorium hearing
• Today in the news: ‘Berenstain Bears’ co-creator dies
• Forum set on water sales to Pa. gas drilling operations
• This week: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ out in theaters
• Dryden fracking ban passes test
• O’Mara, Palmesano meet with Steuben legislators
• Ecogen on agenda at special Prattsburgh town board meeting
• Bath FD ‘perplexed’ by DOL lawsuit
• Reed: ‘no magic bullet’ answers
• Bath’s 2012-13 budget firming up
• Allegations center on Ordway’s actions
• Village casts eye on Fairview Substation cost overruns
• Week in review: Afghanistan violence tops the news
• Grace finalist for the 2nd annual Debra J. Mayberry Inspiration award
• Today in the news: Fake 9/11 firefighter admits lying
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces new book
• Dictionary Day
• CCC’s Dunbar certified as Admininstrative Professional
• County to woo businesses to Route 54
• CCC welcomes Matthew Kelly to Regional Board of Trustees
• Schumer calls for upstate sewer aid
• Officials back DNA databank expansion
• PERMA may handle workers comp
• Today in the news: Georgia rep. proposes vasectomy ban
• CCC hosts winter hikes at Spencer Crest Nature Center
• On campus news for February 19
• Today in the news: Military dad burns N.J. flag in protest of Whitney Houston
• DA, chiefs back Cole for Steuben sheriff
• Workshops set for zoning, planning board officials
• Dana Lyon Middle School performs Bugsy Malone Jr.
• Bath receives $563K for fire trucks
• Fremont official asked to resign at town meeting
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart marries in Hawaii
• SCIDA, N.Y. partner
• Cards, gifts presented to veterans at VAMC
• You're not imagining it...
• County, Reed settle discrimination case
• Local artist purchases Glenn Curtiss school
• Parade will celebrate H’port’s contest win
• Wayne bans fracking
• This week: Oscars are next Sunday
• Week in review: Whitney Houston, Gary Carter top the news
• Today in the news: Payroll tax cut approved
• Today in the news: ‘Colbert Report’ suspended
• Mandel ponders early life, comedy roots, future
• Bath Quota Club presents $1,000 to Bath Revitalization Group
• Bath Rotary Club sponsors 2012 Local Oratory Contest
• Way-Co could cut music from budget
• Today in the news: Pekingese wins Best in Show at Westminster
• Cut-O-Thon to aid Children’s Miracle Network
• Have an opinion on something? Let everybody know on the Courier’s ‘Town Square’ blogspot
• O’Mara urges all to attend upcoming mandate relief sessions
• CCC to host Heart Health discussion with Guthrie Cardiologist Dr. Thirumurti
• Parking limited today in Bath
• About $3 million in gold stolen from California courthouse
• Today in the news: Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky the focus of new film
• SCIDA grows plans for county farm acreage
• Painted Post facility may break ground in March
• Drug testing fees to rise in March
• Horse rescue probe inconclusive
• EPIC change has some Steuben seniors scrambling
• Today in the news: Friends, family say Whitney Houston didn’t kill herself
• Corning Inc. renews two key accords
• This week: Great Backyard Bird Count is this week
• Bath village eyes 2013 budget
• Village hosts development session
• Prattsburgh seeks legal advice over Ecogen dispute
• Valentine's customs then and now
• No good news for Steuben health care facility
• Week in review: Contraception spat ends with compromise
• CCC hosts musician, puppeteer, videographer
• Neither O’Dell nor Terwilliger seeks sheriff seat
• Today in the news: Purple squirrel spotted in Pennsylvania
• Today in the news: What does mortgage settlement mean for you?
• Taxpayers money on the line
• CCC to offer scholarships for Natural Gas training
• Mountain Home Magazine features CCC’s Fibonacci Walk
• Teen pregnancy
• IDA to aid in CCC dorm plan
• 2-1-1 Helpline stays busy for tax time
• Today in the news: Moms battle Facebook over breastfeeding
• Festival of Women in the Arts at the Franklin Street Gallery
• Senate Oks larger DNA databank
• Schumer: More funds needed for domestic violence
• Jasper teen missing since Oct.
• Marrow Donor drive scheduled for Feb. 14 at Arnot Ogden Medical Center
• Today in the news: California same-sex marriage ban ruled illegal
• Fred & Harriett Taylor Memorial Library holds can food drive
• State Assembly considering raising minimum wage
• Bariatric surgery “Meet the Surgeon” scheduled
• O’Mara: Bill calls for state takeover for Medicaid
• Clancy, McCandless to be honored at Youth Board Dinner
• Volunteers rebuild Amish lumber business
• Three Rivers official: Drilling may be a long way off
• Alger: Mandate relief is needed
• “Salute to Veteran Patients Week”
• Building additions to protect equipment in Cohocton
• Today in the news: Madonna halftime show a hit?
• Brooks found guilty of murder
• This week: ‘Phantom Menace’ out in 3-D
• Trooper saves dog from frozen pond
• Hammondsport Board to Vote Again on Sale of the Curtiss School
• Ecogen wind subject of Prattsburgh’s board meeting
• Hport shares ‘coolest small town’ title
• Murder trial in hands of jury
• New features to The Courier’s website
• Week in review: Komen and Planned Parenthood top the news
• Today in the news: Komen changes mind on Planned Parenthood
• Today in the news: Group wants sugar regulated like tobacco
• Reed looks for longer extension on Medicare rates
• N.Y. business climate tapped as ‘second worst in country’
• Five Star Bank agrees to acquire 3 Chemung County HSBC Branches
• Soldier surprises children at school with ‘early’ return
• Isabel Project donates winter apparel to Bath’s Turning Point
• Prosecution rests in Corning murder trial
• NYSEG warns of hacking danger
• Today in the news: Facebook seeks $5 billion IPO
• Alfred U. professor tapped as senior member of international optics society
• Hammondsport shares “Coolest” title
• NARFE Chapter donates to Haverling Choir
• H-port Rotary Goodwill Harvest Dinner
• Bath Rotary Club receives funds for playground project
• Experts testify in murder trial
• Residents express concerns over proposed CCC dorms
• Today in the news: Mom gives birth to 14-pound baby
• Steuben unemployment jumps over 9%
• Homeless aid drops
• STLS feeling pinch of less state aid
• Avoca town attorney Karl Anderson resigns
• 'Coolest Small Town' voting ends today
• Prosecution case continues at trial
• Cohocton eyes ‘home rule’ issues
• Today in the news: Super Bowl ad preview – and a look at the Ferris Bueller ad
• Smith returns to witness stand
• This week: Super Bowl Sunday is 1 week away
• Corning Q4 profit drops 53%
• H’port seeks ‘Coolest small town’ title
• March elections may be one-sided
• Ordway says ‘No second term for me’
• 2008 sheriff candidate Dave Cole plans run
• Bond’s reissue aids Avoca school taxes
• Week in review: Heroic children top the news
• Today in the news: Little boy writes heartwarming letter to 49ers’ Kyle Williams
• Brooks attorney claims self-defense
• A message from NY State Senator Thomas F. O’Mara
• Today in the news: Vanna White and Pat Sajak were sometimes drunk during 'Wheel of Fortune'
• On campus news for January 22
• Davies joins RBC Wealth Management's Exclusive Senior Consulting group
• Medicaid revamp seen as bright spot
• Reed against new debt limit increase
• Communications switch plans underway
• Jury set; trial will start today
• ‘Good Artists Steal:’ Exhibition at Alfred U
• Today in the news: Facebook makes Timeline mandatory
• CCC to brief public on dorm plans
• 'Truth in evidence'
• Reed sets public meetings
• Arc of Steuben announces December Associate of the Month
• P-burgh Rotary announces Student of the Month
• NY FSA sets public meeting
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney paid 14% in taxes
• Local property transactions for The Courier's Jan. 22 issue
• Judson Center at Alfred U. receives grant to promote leadership development
• Body scans online at E-C Regional Airport
• Officials: Many fail to take advantage of aid
• Steuben to study health care services
• Family Life slates dinner concert
• Jury selection continues in trial
• County agency gets $1M for repairs, upgrades
• Today in the news: 9-year-old girl outsmarts kidnapper
• CCC announces fall 2011 President’s List
• This week: President Obama’s State of the Union speech is Tuesday
• “Aging is Not a Disease” presented to NARFE Association
• Who’s the coolest?
• Urbana: Just say ‘no’ to drilling
• Bath gets $8K back from IRS
• March 20 date for village elections
• Bath eyes changes to village codes
• Week in review: Costa Concordia cruise ship captain tops the news
• Today in the news: Etta James remembered for her legendary talent
• Video report: Etta James dies at 73
• Today in the news: Ex-wife: Newt Gingrich wanted open marriage
• Property transactions
• Recipients, donors can thrive, but many still wait for organs
• Red Cross Emergency Response training schedule announced
• Gas pains again?
• Corning to unveil new Gorilla Glass
• Today in the news: Sledding crow becomes Internet sensation
• Noyes Health launches new website
• USDA has money to loan to eligible borrowers, apply now
• Today in the news: Wikipedia, Reddit to go dark Wednesday
• DEC closes comments period on drilling
• Watchdog group cites donations by drillers
• Keuka College professor gives hydrofracking talk in Fremont
• ‘Grassland protection’ restriction could harm farmers’ abilities to mow, harvest hay
• Steuben, Chemung to share highway equipment
• Today in the news: Zappos hacked; 24 million people affected
• Jon Huntsman withdraws from GOP presidential race
• This week: Republicans debate ahead of South Carolina
• Parmley charge close to resolution
• Williamson will present “Identity Theft Prevention” program Tuesday
• Hammondsport approves budget, Tax hike lower than expected
• Economic growth committee begins work
• Save the Lyon group now owns school
• Save-A-Lot parent owner Moran buys Bath P&C
• Chemung D.A. probes Rathbone ballots
• County eyes horse rescue
• H’port food pantry assists 137 families for Christmas
• Week in review: Marines top the news
• Today in the news: Desecrating Marines identified
• Today in the news: Outrage over video of Marines urinating on dead fighters
• Ag group’s annual meeting eyes industry's future
• CMoG will expand into former Steuben factory
• Steuben Courier to debut two blogs
• Reed outlines ’12 priorities
• O’Mara website features Medicaid poll
• Baker sworn in as new D.A.
• Today in the news: You can clone your pet
• John Tunney discusses 24 years as the D.A. for Steuben County
• Bath Quota International holds Dec. year-end dinner meeting
• Red Cross Relief efforts around the County
• New law expanding eligibility for crime victims’ compensation now effective
• Military news
• Dormann to hold paranormal workshop
• Today in the news: ‘Hunger Games’ tickets on sale this month
• New Medicaid reform proposal praised by N.Y.’s county heads
• Savona Library reaches first funding milestone
• Local Business news
• DiNapoli: New Yorkers not protected
• Cornell Co-op slates info session on land leasing
• Today in the news: Woman survives after bungee cord breaks
• Bath teens charged after traffic stop
• Howard man charged in connection to burglary
• Wilson gets jail time on two charges
• This week: New Hampshire votes Tuesday
• Savona church opens new food pantry
• P-burgh Central School Alumni Game and Benefit
• N.Y. enacts new laws on taxes, roads, sale of hookahs
• Bath VAMC group hosts King program
• Substation project likely to go ahead
• Fremont town, planning boards mull moratorium on hydrofracking
• First Baby of 2012
• Week in review: Mitt Romney under fire
• Today in the news: Accidentally deported teen headed home
• Today in the news: Man’s gets a 'no' at basketball game proposal
• Bath Rotary Club raises funds for local playground project
• Haverling choir provides musical program to local NARFE Group
• Seniors wanted
• FSA reminds foreign investors of reporting rule
• 4-H Tractor and Machinery Operation Certification program offered in 2012
• AARP: New York state budget cuts will shift more medication costs to senior citizens Jan. 1
• Food Bank receives $13K to expand mobile program
• Creath, Nichols end their terms as county legislators
• Today in the news: Mom shoots intruder after 911 says it’s OK to defend herself
• Dr. Keith Dewey donates 100 Barbie Dolls in memory of wife
• Bath Rotary Club enjoys Christmas concert
• 3 recognized for transit marketing
• Today in the news: Quadrantid meteor shower should be dazzling
• Sears, Kmart to close 100 stores in USA
• Local jobless rates on rise
• Fracking leases may be harder to acquire
• Ordway sings songs from the Civil War
• Steuben gets grant of $1.5M from state
• Central Steuben chamber notes annual honorees, scholarships
• Bath group donates $5K for Steuben K-9 unit
• Muller calls it quits as supervisor
• P’burgh town, highway workers reach accord
• ‘Spirit of Christmas’ coloring contest winners
• This week: Iowa caucuses set for Tuesday
• Arbor notes Giving Tree Project 2011 results
• Week in review: 2011 weather disasters
• Today in the news: North Korea doesn’t change policies
• Today in the news: New laws for 2012 affect abortion, immigration
• Higgins, CCC professor of art, lauded for efforts
• Exclusive: Mitt Romney, Ron Paul lead the field heading into Iowa
• Bradford Vol. Fire, EMS & Auxiliary celebrate Christmas
• Campaign to help microbrewers
• EverPower foots bill for two county roads
• Today in the news: Iran threatens to block important water route
• NY Farm Safety Program increases rebate to farmers by $100 to $865
• Exclusive: Presidential tracking poll released tomorrow morning
• Schumer warns of gift card scam
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves woman’s life
• United Way campaign raises $4.3 million
• Deal set for health certificate
• AG wants to see NY towns’ codes of ethics
• Two face charges in conjunction with cruelty to animals
• Klugo chastises board
• This week: Kim Jong Il funeral set for Wednesday
• Misbart Mart robbed at knifepoint
• Robber hits Ginger’s Corner
• Fire officials say girl saved family’s lives
• Bath resident: Show me the report
• E-C Airport to offer flights to NYC
• H’port taxes could rise for 2012
• Ashline gets life without parole
• Week in review: Kim Jong Il dies, his son is successor
• Today in the news: Origins of some Stonehenge rocks discovered
• Today in the news: Man wakes from coma just before organ donation
• 5 things to know about the payroll tax cut extension
• Reed: Bill would help small businesses
• Finger Lakes Museum gets grant funds
• Guthrie CEO Stensager will retire in July
• Deputies remind community of alcohol sale restrictions for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
• Today in the news: NASA: New planet could hold life
• Regs opposed by legislators
• CASA of the Southern Tier to host “Light of Hope Brunch”
• County’s 2012 budget passes without objection
• Wreaths Across America ceremony set for Dec. 10
• Stocking stuffing program to be held Wednesday
• I-86 construction work ends for winter
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants to drop next-day service
• Election officials query Rathbone results
• This week: Rod Blagojevich to be sentenced
• Jobless rate reaches low of 8.2%
• Audit reports show Bath ‘improving’
• P’burgh eyes comprehensive plan as part of public hearings series
• Bank officer joins BEGWS group
• Courier debuts new mobile website: m.steubencourier.com
• Stranges: I won’t run again
• Week in review: Facebook’s most-shared stories of the year
• Today in the news: Herman Cain meeting with wife
• ‘Fuel For Thought’ community forum comes to Corning
• Today in the news: Hanson to release Mmmhop beer
• Local property transactions for The Courier's Nov. 27 issue
• Arc’s Andrea Gillen Associate of the Month
• N.Y. late payments to not-for-profits could impact critical services
• Tribune introduces Wnek as new publisher
• Today in the news: Sandusky threatened family, lawsuit says
• Bath Village Police prohibit parking for Friday's Spirit of Christmas event
• Hunters urged to donate venison
• Today in the news: Herman Cain might exit GOP race
• Videos: Conrad Murray sentenced to 4 years for Michael Jackson death
• Reed: Everyone’s frustrated
• Horse neglect, cruelty case turned over to D.A.
• Cohocton OKs 2012 budget
• Avoca 2012 budget has same tax levy as last year’s
• Prattsburgh: Auction nets town $190K
• Today in the news: Ohio takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mom
• This week: Conrad Murray to be sentenced
• County slates hearing on proposed 2012 budget
• New BEGWS board taking shape
• No change in P’burgh results
• Flag of Thanks
• Farrand takes lead in Rathbone supervisor race
• Happy Thanksgiving
• Week in review: Early Black Friday a hit with consumers
• Steuben’s Hall of Fame seeks names
• Today in the news: Mars rover launches Saturday
• Bath Kiwanis presents checks to Catholic Charities Turning Point
• Employees honored during home, health care month
• Foreign students tour Arc of Steuben as part of program
• Today in the news: Occupy protests Black Friday; Apple has sale
• Recktenwald chosen as 2011 National Grange Youth Ambassador
• P-burgh Rotary announces Student of the Month
• N.Y. leaders try to blend upstate, downstate over food
• Waterman Center for the Arts announces craft series workshops
• Today in the news: Bunnies abandoned near Colorado highway
• County views future budgets
• 3 sue over Corning fire chief position
• Benesh announces retirement from BEGWS
• It's still 'A Wonderful Life'
• Today in the news: Michelle Obama and Jill Biden booed at NASCAR race
• Steuben County Board of Elections to count absentee, affidavit, and write-in ballots starting Monday
• Opposing views fly at fracking hearing
• ‘Suspicious’ looks cast on Rathbone absentee ballots
• Horses taken from Thurston owners
• SREC mulls hike in rate for 2012
• Bath town budget passes quietly
• ‘Max’ goes back to school for a day
• C-S students take to the air for ‘Wizard of Oz’
• USDA has emergency loan funds available to eligible borrowers
• Heat or Eat – You don’t have to choose which
• Windmill holds annual meeting, elects officers
• Winter Farmers’ Market open for 2011-12 season
• Gas prices alter road patrol patterns
• Steuben changes plow strategy for this winter
• NYS Grange elects state officers Masti and Crane
• Teen Read Week celebrated by area students
• Jail administrators attend annual training conference
• Reed attends October NARFE meeting
• Students inside Albany 2012
• CCC to host Fall 2011 Open House
• Alger: Health care facility too costly
• Mortgage tax dollars rise
• County sales tax dollars contribute to good 3rd quarter
• House demo set for end of November
• Bath Legion Auxiliary holds Presentation of Membership Pins
• This week: Kindle Fire out this week
• Unofficial results of contested races in Steuben
• Plaque, ceremony memorialize Snyder killed in Afghanistan
• Committee OKs tentative ’12 budget
• Steuben releases unofficial election results, some races still undecided
• VEW salutes veterans
• Search goes on for Nieko Lisi
• Search for utility commissioners nets three names
• Benesh gone
• Week in review: Penn State sex scandal tops the news
• Today in the news: Baby elephant, mom rescued from mud pit
• Today in the news: Mom rescues daughter from washing machine
• Business briefs
• Counties will get $462K in grants
• Today in the news: Joe Paterno announces retirement
• Water rates to rise in Prattsburgh for 2012
• Today in the news: Herman Cain denies sexual harassment
• Fight the flu
• This week: Justin Bieber Christmas album out Tuesday
• P’burgh eyes auction as way to pay for upgrades
• Savona standoff ends with suicide of barricaded man
• Timeline: Ashline murder trial, Week One
• Bath board nixes truck purchase, mulls salary change for incoming clerk
• H’port will see 20 percent drop in taxes for 2012
• Weber notes run for Pulteney supervisor
• Week in review: Kids’ Halloween costumes too sexy?
• Prosecution rests case in Ashline trial
• Today in the news: No debit fees for Chase, other big banks
• Today in the news: Bernie Madoff, wife had suicide pact
• Local property transactions
• “Energy Security: Building Our Future in the Southern Tier” symposium to be held Nov. 12
• Trust in the Lives of Older Women Fall Luncheon
• Testimony: Ashline emotionless after killings
• Pullman returns to old haunts
• Today in the news: Puppy saved from top of moving train
• DEC adopts deer management plan
• Courier recognizes Kanona Vol. Fire Company, Inc.
• Big scares in Bath
• Ashline trial: Victim's mother testifies
• Knights of Columbus Council 5147 celebrates End of Year Dinner
• Ashline trial
• Bath Rotary Club inducts new member
• Today in the news: HPV vaccine suggested for boys
• CDC releases 2010 drinking, driving stats
• SUNY Fredonia dedicates talk studio in memory of Graham Andrus
• Group wants enlarged buffer protecting Keuka Lake
• Bath swimmers win LCAA title
• St. Thomas to open “Haunted” rooms over Halloween weekend
• H’port residents seek gas drilling ban
• Abandoned Bath home to be torn down
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs ‘focused’ after cancer
• Robinson gets white coat
• This week: Arraignment in plot to kill Saudi ambassador
• Keuka Maid ouster hits snag
• Ashline murder trial underway in Bath
• Bath town budget ‘work in progress’ says Fred Muller
• County committee OKs preliminary budget for 2012
• Prattsburgh could see 2012 drop in taxes
• Week in review: Gadhafi, Ohio animals top the news
• Today in the news: Ben & Jerry’s ‘SNL’ ice cream takes heat
• Today in the news: How Moammar Gadhafi was caught, killed
• CMoG looks home for Steuben replacement
• Schumer: House plan would cut heating aid to New Yorkers
• STAR changes may increase tax bills
• View 2011 ballots online
• Today in the news: Lions, bears shot after they get loose in Ohio
• Presbyterian Church current toilet paper champs
• CCC, Cool Kids to host Tri-City Opera’s ‘Season’s of the Glen’
• CCC to celebrate Spencer Crest Nature Center ribbon cutting
• Today in the news: iPhone app catches cheating wife?
• Reed: D.C. nearing ‘critical phase”
• Elks seek contest applicants
• Monument to honor Sgt. Devin A. Snyder
• VA offering free flu shots for veterans, others
• Bradford forges ahead with school renovation
• This week: GOP candidates debate in Vegas
• Einwachter prepares run for Prattsburgh town council
• Meet, Greet set in P’burgh
• Trial date nears for Ashline
• Susan G. Komen Three-Day for the Cure
• Bath town starts budget process
• County heads to see proposed 2012 budget
• Week in review: iPhone, BlackBerry top the news
• Today in the news: Thousands line up for iPhone 4S
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney, Herman Cain top new poll
• Deputy exam restrictions eased
• Reed to Senate: ‘It’s time to act’
• County seeks to improve safety of pedestrians
• Steuben looks to privatize mental health services
• No cost reduction at landfill in sight for charitable groups
• Today in the news: BlackBerry outage spreads
• Memorial gathering scheduled for those affected by loss of pregnancy of infant death
• CCC seeks vehicle donations
• CCC announces Fall 2011 faculty promotions
• Gluten-free products now available at The Windmill
• Today in the news: US says Iran tried to kill ambassador
• Pennsylvania unveils new gas drilling rules
• Girl Scouts plan event, sign-up drive
• New route for the Bath CROP Hunger Walk
• Corrections
• Work done on Curtiss Heritage trail
• Today in the news: Netflix kills Qwikster
• This week: iPhone 4S goes on sale
• Windmill now offers chair caning
• Alstom bidding to bring more work to Hornell
• Weather hurts potatoes, corn
• Village sets Nov. 3 date for commission hopefuls
• 2-1-1 means help is at hand
• Local ASC students assist Schoharie area after flood
• Long-running festival may come to an end
• Allemande left ... and away we all go
• Week in review: Steve Jobs, Apple top the news
• Today in the news: 3 women share Nobel Peace Prize
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs mourned
• Penn Yan Kiwanis sponsors AMBA blood screening
• Steuben Arc names associate of month
• Fracking rules: DEC sets hearings
• Top DEC official touts drilling regulations
• Emotions flare during DEC’s Seneca facility hearing
• Today in the news: Wall Street protests growing
• Hammondsport Central School donates to flood relief efforts
• Orr receives unit award for Public Relations Report
• Prattsburgh library volunteers staff recent cycling rest stop
• CCC honors seven at recent awards dinner
• Rural Health Network notes outstanding, distinguished honorees
• Today in the news: Hank Williams Jr. booted from ‘MNF’ for Hitler comment
• Voting problems smoothing out
• Unemployment rate drops in Steuben County
• Bath-Haverling offers classes for community
• HEAP cuts add up to less aid to pay heating bills
• Main Street Grant projects waiting for final OKs
• Today in the news: Amanda Knox freed
• Steuben County Seventh District Visitation
• This week: Amanda Knox appeal verdict expected Monday
• Two Keuka Lake rivals look to be coolest small towns
• November election battles set
• Busy day for Bath FD
• Steuben to State: Pick up Medicaid tab
• VA hosts health care Expo
• Nov. 8 Contested Races
• Carnegie Medals skips over local hero
• Week in review: Kobe Bryant, Amazon top the news
• Today in the news: US airstrike kills al-Qaida leader
• Today in the news: Two-faced cat sets Guinness World Record
• Farm Facts
• Today in the news: Amazon introduces Kindle Fire tablet
• Kids and stress
• O’Mara, Palmesano discuss Marcellus shale
• Today in the news: iPhone 5 expected to be announced Oct. 4
• Group sends 500th package to U.S. troops serving overseas
• Steuben officials wary of tax cap
• Local man sings with country star Keith Urban
• Poverty forum set
• Devin Snyder memorial changes in form
• Today in the news: Dead Sea Scrolls now online
• 5th annual Southern Tier Outdoor Show in Bath needs volunteers
• Bath VAMC honors POWS, MIAs
• This week: Levi Johnston book on Sarah Palin is out Tuesday
• Moss-VanWie farm hosts annual Farm-City Day
• Court could OK demo of derelict house
• Board mulls draft for utility commission
• Court could OK demo of derelict house
• 911 upgrades bill to come before county legislature
• Week in review: Facebook Timeline gets mixed reviews
• Today in the news: Where will satellite hit?
• Today in the news: Leaders speak out against Troy Davis execution
• Children collect items for local food pantries
• St. Thomas Community Garden
• CROP Coordinator Promotes Bath Hunger Walk
• Local artists gather for Community Arts Festival
• Plans set for annual Cemetery Tour
• Annual Farm-City Day hosted by the Moss-Van Wie Farm
• Today in the news: Jailed hikers freed
• More charges for accused drug trafficker
• The flight that made Keuka Lake a footnote in U.S. history
• Bath VA Medical Center earns National Recognition for Quality
• Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) awareness event a success
• Bath Olympia Sports store supports cancer research and care
• Today in the news: New video of Reno air show crash
• Seneca Lake concert makes a Big Splash
• Food Bank ready to assist flood victims
• Diabetes Fair offers advice, assistance and education
• Fremont Town highway super, board still at odds
• Camp-out to shed light on plight of homeless
• September 16 local sports results
• Man faces charges in synthetic pot incident
• Forgery, assault, multiple charges and much more
• O’Mara, Palmesano set meetings
• This week: Republicans square off in another debate
• Two on ballots for supervisor
• N.Y. to Bath group: We need paperwork
• Bath firefighters save residents trapped by flood
• Unofficial Steuben Board of Elections Results
• 25 Everpower wind turbines finished on hills of Howard
• Week in review: Marine receives Medal of Honor
• Today in the news: More battles in Libya
• Bath revisits utility commission idea
• Today in the news: Pat Robertson says divorce OK in event of Alzheimer’s
• Liz Savage honored at Arc
• Today in the news: President Obama disapproval ratings hit 55 percent
• Get ride of your unwanted medication safely in Hornell
• Passport Day set for Sept. 17
• Today in the news: U.S. hikers to be released from Iran prison
• Bath PD investigating counterfeit currency in the Bath area
• Fundraiser benefits Marine Cpl. Bryant Decker
• Veterans events slated
• Today in the news: Bank of America cuts 30,000 jobs
• This week: Emmy Awards are next Sunday
• Area Primary slated for Tuesday
• Not Just Another Day
• Red Cross volunteers Lucy and Luther Perkins remember 9/11
• Week in review: 9/11 threats, anniversary
• Today in the news: Nation on alert after ‘credible’ terror threat
• Today in the news: Google buys Zagat
• District Governor visits Bath Rotary Club
• Hammondsport’s Seaplane Homecoming Splash-in slated for Sept. 17
• CCC volunteers donate quilts
• Guthrie Clinic updates on availability and closings
• Reed backs Cantor proposal tying disaster relief to cuts in spending
• Alfred U takes 8th ranking in U.S., says Washington Monthly
• Today in the news: Former NHL players die in plane crash
• Bath Methodist church ‘rolls’ along with toilet paper challenge
• Steuben County scam targets homeowners
• Elks Drug Awareness Programs’s 2011 poster and essay contest winners
• Finger Lakes College announces college grads
• Today in the news: Where’s Moammar Gadhafi?
• Organizers plan anti-gas gathering
• Back to the books for CCC students
• Bath group almost halfway in raising K-9 unit funds
• Audit slams former justice Carver, Town of Fremont
• Bath Fair 4-H Dog Show
• This week: Many 9/11 anniversary events scheduled
• This week: Are you ready for some NFL football?
• 911 dispatcher, woman at odds over phone call
• History of Labor Day
• An era ends as Steuben Glass closes doors
• Village works to fix lawns damaged in water upgrade
• Candidates selected in Prattsburgh
• Wood’s indie spot try fails
• Week in review: Rebels hunt for Gadhafi
• Today in the news: Tropical storm headed to Gulf; Katia a hurricane
• Today in the news: President Obama changes date of jobs speech
• Today in the news: Lawsuit filed over AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Today in the news: Another hurricane on the way
• Today in the news: Irene recovery begins
• This week: Dick Cheney, Lil Wayne have new releases
• Here She Comes ?
• Week in review: Hurricane Irene leads the news
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene prompts first-ever evacuation in NYC
• Videos: Hurricane Irene
• Today in the news: Emergency declared in 3 states ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Cruelty to Animals investigation workshop planned for September
• Moss earns excellence award from CCC
• 9/11 concert dates set for Bath school
• Reed travels to Israel on business
• O’Mara adds rural section to website
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene threatens East Coast
• Arc of Steuben Announces Associate of the Month
• Dr. Robert Shelly joins Geneva Community Health as Chief Medical Officer
• Guard yourself against disease-carrying mosquitoes
• Back to School for Bath - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Today in the news: Gadhafi compound falls to rebels
• Arbor Housing and Development awarded $234,843 affordable housing grant
• Yates County ends home health care business
• ‘Palettes of Keuka’ fundraiser marks 5 years
• Cohocton reverses decision on NYSEGCohocton reverses decision on NYSEG
• Department honored for accident response
• Today in the news: Rebels take Gadhafi stronghold of Tripoli
• This week: Casey Anthony must return to Florida
• Commendation tops county agenda
• Slurps, drips and dribbles part of fair’s watermelon contest
• Residents irked over lawn damage
• Woofstock Mewsic Festival to benefit Finger Lakes SPCA
• P’burgh extends wind farm moratorium
• Pfunter, H’port town still at odds over Maid
• Week in review: Bad babysitter puts child in back of pickup
• Today in the news: ‘West Memphis 3’ to go free
• Today in the news: Is this animal a chupacabra?
• End of trading day sees Corning Inc. stock up
• Esther N. Wahlig Keuka Lake Watershed scholarship announced
• August 14 business briefs
• Bath Legion New Officers
• Reed: Downgrade should be wakeup call
• Fund started to help Racalto pay legal fees
• Annual craft festival comes to Hammondsport
• Cuomo bill will help keep college affordable
• Today in the news: Albuquerque man saves girl being kidnapped
• Muller promoted to sergeant in US Air Force
• Property transactions
• Bath Army National Guard soldier promoted
• Drug, alcohol use by Steuben youth rising
• Schumer touts benefits of ‘digesters’
• Dublin Cemetery, lighting project key points in Howard Town meeting
• Today in the news: Louisiana dad decapitates special-needs son
• Independents join ranks of 80 other political candidates
• County ponders Motorola contract
• Farrand seeks to cut Coop budget
• Ground zero artifacts coming to Elmira
• Blade comes to visit
• Foundation offers trees
• Today in the news: Google buys Motorola Mobility
• Mansfield receives full accreditation
• Pool tournament raises money for cancer research
• Courier corrections from Aug. 7, 2011 issue
• This week: Anniversary of the end of World War II
• From shelter to stardom?
• Here comes the Fair
• Pilot concerns scuttle seaplane rides
• Campers explore medical careers
• Parents of soldiers encourage youths
• Alias the “Dog Whisperer”
• Fremont official reimburses town board
• Week in review: Republicans go after Obama during debate
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants OK to lay off 120,000
• Today in the news: Photo of face transplant recipient released
• Property transactions
• Savona man recovering after heart transplant in May
• Fiske Guide to Colleges 2012 lists Alfred University as a “Best Buy”
• Alfred University’s engineering outreach focuses on science fun
• Finger Lakes Museum ups fundraising effort
• Reed: Decision a tough one
• Today in the news: Taliban insurgents killed in retaliation strike
• Alfred U. president now on Governor’s development council
• Small Pond Players rehearse for show
• Today in the news: British PM vows bigger police response to rioting
• 80 candidates seek offices in Steuben
• County Route 119 new box culvert project now open
• Three added to Hall of Fame
• Alfred State College groundbreaking celebrates organic, sustainable farming
• Health care facility sees rise in revenues
• Today in the news: Pres. Obama gives speech on credit downgrade
• This week: Jay-Z, Kanye ‘Watch the Throne’ album out Monday
• Liberty Street accident
• Bath Branch AAUW awards scholarships
• Joki aims for council seat
• Contract redo to save $55K yearly
• Tour bus crash report: Quick response helped save lives
• Hydrofracking document warns of road damage
• Hospital sets date for 5K, 10K
• Week in review: Debt, FAA deals worked out at last minute
• Today in the news: Dow Jones industrial average sees wild swings
• Today in the news: More evidence of water on Mars
• Gov. kicks off economic development council
• Corning announces Q2 profits down 17%
• Videos: Virginia Tech gun scare
• Gillibrand pushes community agriculture
• AARP petitions Reed to reject Medicare, Social Security cuts
• Wood remains on ballot, for now
• Today in the news: Worldwide child porn ring busted
• NYSDAR chapter honors Chapman with plaque
• Would you go bare?
• Today in the news: Obama signs debt deal bill
• Oliver receives service award
• 5 things to know about the debt ceiling debate
• The S3 Whirlwind: Steuben Science Summer
• Unemployment up in Steuben, Chemung
• Finger Lakes SPCA gets grant
• Avoca tables logging permit agreement
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling compromise moves forward
• “A Re-enactor's view of the Sullivan-Clinton Expedition” at SRAC August 2
• This week: Debt ceiling deadline looms
• Sweet dreams for Sarah
• Rain dances up next on farmers’ lists
• Opera House sings swan song?
• Philips Lighting to cut 40 Bath jobs Bath
• Former reporter eyes Prattsburgh seat
• Cameron woman honored for train collision rescue
• Storm cells down trees
• Week in review: Debt debate dominates the news
• Today in the news: President Obama calls for debt compromise
• Today in the news: Airbrushed Julia Roberts ad banned in Britain
• Walgreens may drop pharmacy plan for military
• July 24 business briefs
• Colonial Pottery new addition to Windmill Farm & Craft Market
• Best Western Plus Vineyard Inn & Suites receives Director’s Award for quality
• Today in the news: Debt debate starting to affect stock markets
• Bath-Haverling announces Class of 2011 scholarships/awards
• Wellsville man wounded in Afghanistan
• Yates County fatal crash
• Local author announces new book
• St. James Mercy in Hornell cuts 18 positions
• Today in the news: About 3,700 post offices may close
• Cuomo reaches 5-year agreement with Public Employees Federation
• Board to hold petition hearing
• Campbell: Tennent announces bid for supervisor
• KLAA Art Show awards
• NY State Common Retirement Fund rises in value
• Today in the news: Amy Winehouse autopsy inconclusive
• This week: NY same-sex marriage law takes effect
• Tour bus accident
• Bath Rotary awards $10,000 in scholarships
• Ashline trial delayed
• Navy marks anniversary at Curtiss Museum
• Bath-Hammondsport Relay For Life 2011
• N.Y.’s presidential primary moved
• Steuben officials: No extra funds for library
• H’port, Urbana close to water contract ok
• Week in review: Scores dead in Norway attacks
• Video: Latest on Friday's bombing, shootings in Oslo
• Today in the news: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ ends
• Today in the news: Space shuttle Atlantis lands safely
• CCC Trustees approve tuition hike
• NARFE representatives attend health benefits conference
• What you should know before buying a grill
• Steuben seeks value of public health care license
• Excessive heat wave warning issued
• Ordway notes involvement in summer camp program
• Audit finds Steuben County finances in good shape
• Today in the news: Leopard mauls 6 in India; attack captured in photos
• 2011 Steuben County Women scholarship winner
• Grange youth busy
• Brittany Buckley of Campbell participates in summer internship at Lycoming College
• Annual Boat Show set for July 23-24 in Geneva
• Excessive heat watch throughout central NY and northeast PA
• Sunscreen savvy
• Today in the news: Rupert Murdoch hit with shaving foam pie at hearings
• Videos: Rupert Murdoch attacked with shaving foam; testifies before Parliament
• Sheriff Joel Ordway announces unexpected side-effects of using cocaine
• Cohocton cuts bus to summer program
• CCC plans to apply for job training grant
• Landfill releases numbers
• Barons of Steuben Jr. Drum and Bugle Corps to hold reunion picnic
• Fremont officials seek missing money answers
• Today in the news: Midwest bakes in heat; East will get hit later this week
• This week: Senate committee takes on Defense of Marriage Act
• H’port officials to meet with Keena
• Walsh eyes Wheeler office seat
• Freeman: Committee agreement illegal
• Chip Klugo: This is not ‘vanilla’ construction
• Jury selection set to begin in Ashline trial
• State has first claim to Curtiss sale dollars
• Veteran hikes for A.L.S.
• Relay for Life 2011
• Week in review: Brits Harry Potter and Rupert Murdoch dominate the headlines
• There’s a “WHAT?” at the Methodist Church?
• Public hearing set on housing homeless
• Today in the news: ‘Harry Potter’ fans love final film
• Today in the news: Mistrial in Roger Clemens case
• Library kicks off summer reading program
• Reed: Compromise needed on both sides
• CCC’s Amann era ends
• Today in the news: US women’s soccer team headed to World Cup final
• Arnot CEO to run sites after merger
• C-S Elementary school walks to Kick Cancer
• Senior volunteers honored as Senior Citizens of the Year
• U.S. Navy to present certificate of recognition to Glenn Curtiss Museum
• H’port’s Draper represents state at 2011 National 4-H Conference
• H-port Central School holds Academic Awards Assembly
• Today in the news: First ladies pay respects to Betty Ford
• Undersheriffs attend annual conference in Saratoga Springs
• Bath Rotary Club holds Changeover dinner
• DEC releases ‘fracking’ report
• Public Works, Dickson OK lease
• Spencer Hill group: Put dorms downtown
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling fight continues
• Possible phone scam
• This week: Final ‘Harry Potter’ film opens
• Bada bang, bada BIG BOOM!
• Benedek, Shawn donations fuel Savona Library fund drive
• Cornell Coop sponsors plant workshop
• Relay for Life
• Forest ranger returns from fighting Florida fires
• C-S rewards employees with new titles
• Week in review: Casey Anthony not guilty, will go free July 17
• Video: Final space shuttle launch
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony to be freed next week
• Second annual MS Service Day
• CitiFinancial changes name to OneMain Financial
• Neighborhood Watch hosts Father’s Day picnic in Pulteney Park
• Small business group lauds property tax cap
• Wilcox honored at Alfred University Honors Convocation
• Reed: Trade accords create 250K jobs
• Local students named to college Dean’s List
• Area reps react to passage of tax cap
• Today in the news: Facebook announces Skype feature
• C-S 3rd graders participate in “Our Perfect Zoo”
• Healey honored at Alfred University Honors Convocation
• Classical guitarists to perform at the Keuka Lake Art Show
• vonHagn honored for political interest at Alfred University Honors Convocation
• Scott honored as top business grad in Alfred University’s Class of 2011
• Apenowich honored at Alfred University
• Haverling Central School announces honor rolls
• Prattsburgh Central School announces honor rolls
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony not guilty of killing Caylee
• Area students to attend college
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• GST BOCES unions OK contract concessions
• Learn about tintype photography during the Civil War
• EPIC will expand Part D premium to include more members
• Wayland-Cohocton faculty, students hold luminary memorial for Devin Snyder
• County to state: ‘You take over Medicaid’
• Fourth graders at CS take part in Reading Non-Fiction Research Unit
• This week: Last space shuttle launch set for Friday
• This week: Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is back
• Area properties face tax auction in July
• Funeral Home sale nets 30K for victims’ fund
• Curtiss A-1 Triad mishap grounds Saturday flight
• Effect of state regulations on windfarm location not known yet
• Legislators OK higher co-payment
• Three step up in Pulteney
• Haverling, H’port seniors ready to face world
• Today in the news: Dominique Strauss-Kahn freed
• Today in the news: NBA lockout begins at midnight
• Videos: Casey Anthony trial
• Congressman Reed outlines goals for Ways and Means
• Palmesano, others pushing for unfunded mandate relief
• O’Mara website includes summer reading program
• Aspen Institute names CCC in Top 10% of US community colleges
• June 26 news briefs
• P-burgh students create mural for Rotary Park
• Today in the news: Newsweek’s Princess Di cover getting slammed
• Sheriffs’ supervisors attend annual training
• 2011 Dairy Princesses
• Officers of Quota International Club of Bath
• Today in the news: Bristol Palin says Sarah Palin has decided on presidential bid
• Cohocton to remember Snyder with pavilion
• Police step up patrols for drunk drivers
• New York DEC offers clean air grants
• Up and away ...
• Pro Action sets summer lunch schedule for Bath
• Jail may see rise in revenue
• Urbana town barn set for tear-down
• Today in the news: Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich guilty
• DiNapoli bill aims at pension abuse
• Ordway announces new law enforcement tool “Hot Sheet”
• Burns seeks town seat
• Chadwick wants to be back on board
• This week: Michele Bachmann to formally announce bid
• Steuben County Legislative Meeting
• Firefighters’ contract tops board meeting
• Taft makes rank of sergeant
• Hornell YMCA grand opening
• MacDonald Health Center closes
• Week in review: Whitey Bulger caught, Wal-Mart suit thrown out
• Conservation Easement buffers Steuben County Forest
• Graduation Note
• Today in the news: Columbo actor Peter Falk dies at 83
• Today in the news: Mob boss Whitey Bulger captured
• H’port school marks award with parade, flight
• Body of soldier comes home
• Tom Reed confirmed to Ways and Means
• Reed not impressed with GOP 2012 hopefuls
• County heads offer Medicaid relief plan
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling and the new Harry Potter website
• Keuka Kampers celebrate 50 years
• C-S Drama Club lands 4 awards
• Bath Town Board authorizes dog enumeration
• Hunter plans re-election run
• Steuben County Youth in Government Spring 2011
• Green ready to serve as FFA state officer
• Today in the news: Newt Gingrich loses more supporters
• Swartz honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
• Health care facility gets good report
• Dog walk results noted
• Snell appointed to US Air Force Academy
• Local couple sponsoring ‘epic’ anti-fracking event
• Volunteers sought for Bath tourist booth
• Today in the news: Supreme Court says no to Wal-Mart lawsuit
• This week: Wimbledon kicks off with Isner-Mahut rematch
• Walsh to run for county seat
• Holevinski eyes Howard town seat
• Howard officials dig right in
• Bath Town OKs development plan dollars
• Legislators OK co-payment increase
• Welch, Olin explain petition signatures
• More than 200 attend drill cuttings forum
• Week in review: Weiner resignation is top story
• Today in the news: Oprah wants O.J. confession
• Today in the news: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Video: Anthony Weiner resigns
• The dos, don’ts and won’ts of reporting news
• Buildings receive names at Windmill Farm & Craft Market
• Wilkins RV to host RV industry icon
• Reed may join Ways & Means Committee
• Today in the news: Obama administration sued over Libya campaign
• 45th Annual Keuka Lake Art Show
• H’port police report several vehicle entries
• Today in the news: GOP debate winners
• Volunteers complete training
• Cohocton’s Devin Snyder remembered with ribbons
• Public not able to reach 911 via texts
• 911 centers want to recover money
• Local artist aids Bath Elks projects
• Maple Heights in Bath closed to traffic for Flag Day ceremonies
• Howard library plans access renovations to its building
• Today in the news: BART cop who killed man goes free
• Tyrtle Beach ‘11 tops funds raised in 2005
• Spagnoletti part of ‘cuttings’ forum
• Play Ball!
• This week: Republican presidential hopefuls debate Monday
• Voters OK school repairs
• Webster eyes run for H’port town supervisor
• Wood announces candidacy for county clerk position
• Week in review: Anthony Weiner scandal, Delta and returning soldiers
• Today in the news: Sarah Palin emails released
• Today in the news: Alabama gov signs strict immigration law
• Dana Lyon fifth-graders celebrate Arbor Day
• Finger Lakes Trail offers hikes throughout NYS
• June 5 business briefs
• Best Western plus Vineyard Inn & Suites announces community Open House event
• Massa sues former chief of staff
• Reed: Will sacrifice career for reform
• Today in the news: Flying bear kills 2 in Quebec accident
• Longwell awarded The Guardian Industries Scholarship
• P-burgh Central School announces 2011 Top Seniors
• Farm-City Day in Canisteo this year
• Trumbul new dairy princess
• Today in the news: Will Anthony Weiner resign?
• ‘June is Dairy Month’ began in 1939
• What’s next for Keuka Outlet waterfront in Penn Yan
• AG plans to sue over fracking
• St. Joseph’s marks 140th with book, CD
• Today in the news: Apple unveils iCloud
• Storm damage to Jerusalem roads tops 120K
• Canisteo sets ‘Daze’
• Steuben County Grand Jury
• MVA, warrant, possession, disorderly conduct and much more
• This week: The top viral videos of May
• H’port school seeks repair dollars
• Peace scholarship honors four seniors
• Bath closes year, hires new auditors firm
• 12 seats open in county legislature for 2011
• Rains close part of I-86
• Veterans honor fallen comrades
• Week in review: Cellphones and cancer, John Edwards indicted
• Today in the news: Chinese teen sells kidney for iPad
• Today in the news: Food pyramid dropped for food plate
• “Got Photos?” Old Photo Day returns to Barrington
• County urges state to take over Medicaid
• Farmers can apply for FSA snow storm damage loans from February woes
• Farmers struggle with constant rain
• Cornell Cooperative Extension offers Dairy Festival contests
• Sen. O’Mara introduces bills to allow grocery store wine sales
• Today in the news: Are the Smurfs racist?
• Today in the news: WHO says cellphones could cause cancer
• May 29 business briefs
• County OKs ‘digester’ lease
• CCC may boost its tuition 5%
• C-S students recreate benches at museum
• Lattimer to run for legislative office
• Week in review: New York's 26th district elects Democrat
• Bath notes meeting times, dates
• Week in review: Casey Anthony trial begins in Florida
• Boat trailer parking fees set in Penn Yan
• Palmesano launches farm task force
• Bath Town Supervisor, board member candidates
• Reed: Property transfer ‘in homestretch’
• Carol Berry honored as N.Y. woman of distinction
• Tax cap up for assembly debate
• New contract sees raises for corrections officers, dispatchers
• Discount grocery Save-A-Lot open for now
• The cost of freedom
• Week in review: Joplin, Mo., tornado is the deadliest since 1947
• Today in the news: Obama extends Patriot Act
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper gets life in prison
• On Computers: Hackers are targeting your Internet access
• 3 steps to better PC care
• Penn Yan Allstate Insurance agent honored for service to volunteerism
• Steuben healthcare facility honors its employees
• Howard’s assessor steps down
• Today in the news: John Edwards may face indictment
• Newtown Battlefield Reservation State Park now open
• Local Corning & Bath students experience the Civil War up close & personal
• Everything you always wanted to know about Astronomy
• On the County agenda ...
• VA slates events
• Dormann Library seeks tax increase
• Avoca tables flood control levies talk
• Today in the news: Tim Pawlenty announces presidential run
• This week: President Obama heads to Europe
• KLA, Reed meet on hydrofracking
• District residents turn thumbs down
• Future in limbo
• Mishook takes open Bath CSD seat
• Residents question utility salary raises
• Mortgage tax receipts rise in 2011
• Campbell-Savona school and Prattsburgh school voting results
• Week in review: Doomsday prophesies nothing new
• Today in the news: NATO destroys Libyan ships
• Today in the news: President Obama announces Egypt, Israel plans
• Steuben plans roadside cleanup weeks
• Today in the news: Rapture group gets ready for the end
• Parking restrictions announced for 55th Annual Dairy Festival Parade
• Today in the news: Israel couple name baby ‘Like’ after Facebook
• Boulas receives scholarship
• Pa. residents affected by drilling to speak
• Fuerst: Private home care not guaranteed
• CCC OKs dorms
• Campbell storm was a tornado
• Bradford wins envirothon
• Today in the news: Donald Trump not running for president
• This week: Rahm Emanuel to be sworn in as Chicago mayor
• C-S teachers OK salary freeze
• Bath looks to adopt industrial road use deal
• Urbana, taxpayers at odds over Curtiss School
• Meet the Candidates for Haverling School Board
• Muller to step down in 2012
• Board’s promo flyer soundly criticized
• Bath eyes track moratorium
• Week in review: Mississippi River flooding could be among worst ever
• Today in the news: Taliban kills 80 in retaliation for bin Laden
• Today in the news: Big oil drilled over billions in tax breaks
• CCC to offer opportunities for area Baby Boomers
• Quota Club of Bath to sponsor luncheon, fashion show fundraiser
• Farming briefs
• First Wind, Algonquin combine forces
• Johnson sees industrial park growth as boost to area economy
• Volunteer firefighters bill would expand benefits
• Today in the news: Bin Laden relatives want proof of death
• H’port honor society takes in eight
• Bath Quota Club attends district conference
• Finger Lakes meets “Chaps & Spurs”
• Today in the news: Microsoft buys Skype
• Committee to create 911 towing policy
• Phil Dickson seeks to build ‘food digester’ at county landfill
• Biofuel may come to Steuben
• Bath VA Medical Center Fellow receives award at National Conference
• ‘Bridges’ team offers overview of program
• Castle honored for 60 years of service
• Spring clean your finances
• Osama’s killing hits home in Southern Tier
• Trustees OK raises for BEGWS heads
• Four lauded for bravery
• Towns turning purple
• Bathtubs set to roll again
• Today in the news: Engineers try to save Memphis, New Orleans
• This week: Deficit reduction talks resume
• Week in review: A decade to find bin Laden
• Today in the news: Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden’s death
• Today in the news: President Obama visits ground zero
• Local Girl Scouts earn gold, silver and bronze awards
• CCC to feature 2011 Student Art Show
• Finger Lakes 4-H holds presentation event
• O’Mara launches plan for software repayment
• Palmesano eyes farming task force
• Reed: Raising taxes won’t help deficit
• Today in the news: Bin Laden death photos won’t be released
• French inducted as newest member of Hammondsport Rotary Club
• Quota Club of Bath attends Conference
• General to speak at commencement
• Emerald Ash Borer preparedness workshop to be offered in Bath
• Sheriffs adopt ID program
• CCC congratulates Collins on accomplishments
• Beds repurposed in Haiti
• Ordway elected to serve as NYS Sheriff's Association executive
• Today in the news: Bin Laden unarmed during raid
• Vertical farming on the up and up in the city
• Windmill Farm & Craft Market now open
• Wegmans, Walgreens reach deal on symbol
• Flood watch issued for Steuben, other counties
• Pa. gas driller stops fracking
• Hammondsport, Naples Academic All-Star champions for 2011
• Campbell-Savona School holds contest for Alcohol Awareness month
• Antique trunk well-traveled
• Today in the news: How the U.S. found and killed bin Laden
• Prattsburgh man injured
• Taylor Health Center receives top quality ranking
• SCIDA OKs funds for strategy study
• Bath school budget would cut positions
• H’port school budget leaves unfilled slots
• TYRTLE TALK
• Today in the news: How tornadoes work
• M.J.Ward mill shuts its doors
• County OKs library funeral home buy
• Masonic Temple facelift may start soon
• Today in the news: Relive the royal wedding
• Today in the news: Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot
• Today in the news: Tornadoes devastate the South
• Sheriff's office issues warning to Keuka-area boaters
• Crossing the Digital Divide at 55 plus
• Reed toasts Finger Lakes in S. Korea
• Students visit O’Mara at Capitol
• Today in the news: Obama releases birth certificate; PlayStation accounts hacked
• A Young Poet
• Wording of school proposition
• Storms cause outages
• CCC to offer Cook Kids program on Saturday
• Adams remembered as ‘giving’ volunteer
• Dormann Library Board of Trustees hold staff recognition breakfast
• Today in the news: Video shows Texas motorcyclist being hit by car
• NARFE donations top $9 million for Alzheimer’s research
• Dowdle new agent/producer at Stork Insurance Agency
• “A Taste of Wine and Murder” play to be held April 30
• Walters has strong commitment to people
• C-S school district board OKs 2.5% tax hike
• Today in the news: New Wii in the works
• Bath American Legion Aux. notes Poppy Days
• Today in the news: British woman finds Jesus in towel
• No cause of death found yet for college student Delaney
• ‘Quiet Man’ Wheeler ready to take on chilly Tyrtle Beach
• Happy Easter
• Veterans Walk-A-Thon
• Eagle Scout award presented to Kovacs
• Programs installed years ago paying dividends for Avoca CSD
• Jobless rate drops in Steuben
• No medical, pay changes until 2014
• Today in the news: The history of Peeps
• Today in the news: Record number of right whales spotted on Earth Day
• Today in the news: Amazon outage takes down Reddit, Foursquare
• Bailey climbs high against cancer
• ‘I know I’m here to help ...’
• C-S district receives funds for prom safety
• Proposed grant cuts cause concern
• Road projects to start early
• Today in the news: Many questions on first anniversary of oil spill
• All-County Jazz Fest
• American Legion Auxiliary Unit 173 announces Empire Girls State
• Penn Yan Kiwanis to sponsor Spring Fling
• Local Girl Scouts make origami cranes for Japan
• Today in the news: Houston 6-year-old takes gun to school; 3 hurt
• Reed: ‘No real solution’ to U.S. debt crisis
• Interstate 86 travel advisory in Town of Campbell today
• Town clerks mark group’s 50th year
• Village board ups Avoca taxes a bit
• Be a part of the Food Bank Team
• Local author to talk at Dormann
• Volunteers honored for continuous efforts
• Fiber hook-up finished soon
• Today in the news: ‘Royal wedding’ dance an Internet sensation
• Today in the news: A look at Prince William
• Bath Rod and Gun marks 125 years of conservation
• Urbana town, H’port school at odds over building
• Geneva Street house fire
• Savona Library on path towards new quarters
• Local kids, teens stage Disney’s The Jungle Book
• Dana Lyon Middle School students host Make a Difference Day
• KLA to meet with lawmakers over hydrofracking issues
• Today in the news: Taxes due Monday
• Today in the news: Gas prices nearing record high
• Today in the news: Zsa Zsa Gabor wants a baby, husband says
• DMV boosts donor awareness
• Job fair set for Geneva
• Government shutdown looming over capitol
• Poetry workshop for kids to be held at Dormann
• Schumer seeks to boost N.Y. maple industry
• Jack Lisi Youth Awards nomination deadline Friday
• County, drillers nearing accord on road use agreement
• Today in the news: President Obama unveils deficit reduction plan
• Elk’s Lodge of Bath gives out awards
• ‘Battle of the Bands’ to be held at Steuben County Fairgrounds
• Property transactions
• Today in the news: Japan upgrades severity of nuclear crisis
• Eco-friendly cars ‘plugging in’ to economy
• Easy ways to better your credit score
• Business briefs for April 10, 2011
• State aid $$$ released for Bath-Haverling
• Meetings set on gas storage
• H’port resident wins almost $16K in lottery
• Caucus will get drilling down to an open discussion
• Today in the news: Toddler served alcohol at Applebee’s
• Community Calendar click here
• Today in the news: Kate Middleton changing the perception of the royal family?
• ‘I know I’m here to help ...’ ‘
• Bath Village taxes to rise 4%
• Trustees won’t OK utility budget
• Tyrtle Beach begins 20th year
• H’port landlords may become liable for unpaid water bills
• Landfill readies for drilling debris
• Today in the news: Miracle dog gains fans all over the world
• Today in the news: Countdown to shutdown
• Today in the news: Another quake hits Japan
• Lawmakers: Budget reflects hard choices
• Site offers lists of state workers’ salaries
• Chilly water? Bring it on!
• Steuben sees small gain in census data
• Today in the news: Budget battle continues
• 2011 Relay for Life holds kick-off
• Steuben County Sheriff’s office marks victims’ week
• 5th annual Bath outdoor show is seeking exhibitors
• Today in the news: Government shutdown possible
• Former Avoca Diner on Route 415 right at home in Washington, D.C.
• Scoutmaster honored with induction into BSA leadership hall
• Steuben, Livingston to share employee
• Walk-A-Thon to aid veterans’ centers
• Public voices opinion on joining of Wayland, Cohocton EMS teams
• Tax cut possible in 2011-12 C-S budget
• Today in the news: 9/11 suspects to be tried at Gitmo
• Bradford facing 25 to life
• Today in the news: Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death
• Tunney says he won’t run again
• Dormann visits Betty Kay Bake Shop
• Cosco offers his apology for recent criminal actions
• Village budget to go before Bath residents
• Ashline trial could start in July
• Bogus letter sent to Bath businesses
• Pulteney Volunteer Fire Department
• Today in the news: The best April Fools’ pranks
• Today in the news: Quran burning reportedly leads to Afghanistan attack
• Today in the news: Mega Millions winners come forward
• Sheriff announces Membership Drive
• State approves college president
• Statewide burn ban remains in effect
• Today in the news: President Obama announces new energy plan
• H’port students participate in community butterfly garden
• Penn Yan will charge to park boat trailers
• Today in the news: Donald Trump birth certificate not official
• Hospital leaving Corning
• Steuben County Legislature agenda
• C-S may nix bus buys
• Work halted at Energy Pad
• New Steuben County brochure available
• Bath launches one-on-one computing pilot program
• Today in the news: Cobra on the lam
• Today in the news: Remembering Elizabeth Taylor
• H’port sets date on vote of sale agreement
• Auctions of Seager properties held
• Bath local law amended
• Bath teachers warned of potential job losses
• Spring snowstorm slams Southern Tier
• Utility officials may still owe
• Burglar sentenced to up to 5 years
• P’burgh approves agreement
• First-hand account: East Japan Earthquake – Part 1
• Today in the news: Reagan assassination attempt was 30 years ago
• Today in the news: Violence in Syria
• Today in the news: NATO to take over Libya mission
• DEC Region 8 announces rainbow trout sampling dates
• Bath Rotary hosts District Semifinal Oratorical Contest
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Taylor remembered
• 150th Anniversary of the Beginning of the Civil War at the Curtiss Museum
• Spring storm could drop 6-10 inches
• CCC’s Muse of Fire Theatre to present “Camelot”
• CCC to host an evening of comedy and country
• Today in the news: U.S. fighter jet crashes
• Area under winter storm watch
• NY mandate could change voting dates and procedures
• Elmira-Corning Regional Airport runway project awaits federal aid
• Dana Lyon Middle School to host school-wide Make a Difference Day
• Scholarship available for women
• CCC will co-sponsor 2011 Regional Job Fair
• Bath police start up on-line tip line
• DEC warns of ‘Winterkills’ on area waters
• Today in the news: World mourns Knut the polar bear
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves family
• Alfred prof, family aware of their good fortune
• New York AG offers tips for donating to Japanese relief efforts
• Red Cross: No local volunteers called upon
• Badeau completes Howard board
• Bardeen, von Hagn win village board seats
• Bath budget gets OK
• Garrett Landing update
• ‘Community Days’ to debut in May
• Lamphere: plans for Curtiss School as civic center ‘long term’
• Today in the news: ‘Supermoon’ lights up night sky
• Bradford to host Elementary Math and Science Activity Night
• Today in the news: Violence continues in Libya
• Today in the news: Japan nuclear crisis; the tweet that got worker fired
• Police to target drunk drivers
• Steuben looks to remedy lack of emergency towing regs
• Hydrofracking forum planned
• Agricultural Mediation Training to be held March 19 in Bath
• P’burgh officials: ‘Go for it’
• Landowners group suggests caution before signing gas leases
• Quota International of Bath to sponsor second “Springtime Craft Fair and Bazaar”
• County heads mull more early retirement offers
• Cohocton sets 50 decibel level for home windmills
• Village races decided today
• Elks honor firefighters
• Today in the news: Nuclear meltdowns still feared in Japan
• Today in the news: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction tomorrow
• Southern Tier Farms Growing Local Foods Movement grows
• Savona Library seeks to bid on Seager properties
• Two trustee seats up in Bath, uncontested races in Hammondsport and Savona
• Budget cuts could include slicing village police force
• Austin’s computer system claim may be inaccurate
• Bath village 2011-12 taxes pegged below 3.5 percent
• Village Board: All paybacks under close scrutiny
• "Let The Clock Begin"
• Today in the news: How earthquakes happen
• Today in the news: Earthquake, tsunami devastate Japan
• Today in the news: Muslim hearings begin
• Reed votes for measure
• State cuts will hurt regional library system
• Area diabetes fundraiser set
• Today in the news: Shakeup at NPR after tea party video
• Turning Point in midst of annual food drive
• Spagnoletti: Plowing methods could change
• Today in the news: Millions of dead fish wash up near L.A.
• Today in the news: ‘Angry Birds’ headed to Facebook
• Today in the news: Are you ready for Mardi Gras?
• Tax cap on lawmakers’ minds
• Conhocton River: Blasted ice jam breaks up
• Bath Village Election
• Bath budget process continues
• Seager properties on block
• Collins visits VAMC
• C-S schools face potential deficit
• Today in the news: Sunday talk-show lineup
• First In Print
• Today in the news: Basketball player dies after making winning shot
• Today in the news: NFL lockout averted - for now
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs introduces iPad 2
• N.Y. group backs wine sales in grocery stores
• Broadband plan excites regional county officials
• Today in the news: Laughing baby a hit; House passes temporary budget bill
• Ice jam leads to flooding
• Shared services cuts into Canisteo-Greenwood aid
• Ordway: Patrols by boat will continue
• Today in the news: World leaders try to oust Moammar Gadhafi
• Motorists park & ride as gas prices rise
• Presley clarifies position on Curtiss School purchase
• Seager Funeral Home headed for auction block
• Bath begins 2011 budget process
• Trustee: Time to move on from audit
• Proposed change to historic building law irks some
• Annual Benefits Open House passes helpful info to veterans
• Winter storm expected
• Bath Rotary Club sponsors local Oratory contest
• Good news
• Bath Volunteer Fire Department Awards Banquet
• Gillibrand: Budget ‘a good start’
• Reed: Plan ‘disappointing’
• NYSAC petitions Gov. Cuomo for mandate burden relief
• Bath man wins big at casino
• Veterans receive red hearts from local school children
• Steuben reviews tax bill reporting
• CCC discrimination lawsuit dismissed
• County legislators’ benefits under scrutiny
• DEC takes lead in Avoca SEQR review
• Steuben earns excellence certificate for fiscal report
• Bradford trial set to begin
• Avoca child dies of crash injuries
• Bath cemetery feeling drop in economy
• Village meeting expected to draw large crowd
• H’port school district wary of referendum
• Bath-Haverling board looks at preliminary budget
• Boat owner appeals eviction notice
• Davenport & Taylor diabetes education program lauded by national organization
• JobLink to host open house at Dormann Library
• CCC trustees introduce next president
• “Pennies for Pets”
• Temps expected to rise through Fri.
• Local Boy Scouts become Eagle Scouts
• Steuben County Fair 2011
• Reed sponsoring bill on gov. debt payments
• County to review senior health care
• Baker back in DA’s office
• H’port prosthetist treats victims
• Kelley, parents discuss ‘fears’ during community meeting
• Ordway plans to ‘look into’ idea of K-9 patrol for Steuben County
• Red Cross gives out 1,600 donated winter jackets
• Proposed historic building law controversial
• Brookelynn Elizabeth Nevius makes her appearance
• Courier takes award for excellence
• No rate increase expected during Bath village electrical upgrade
• Wind farm hearing ‘thorough’
• Fracking cuttings closer to county landfill
• Schumer: Bill would cut airport delays
• Forget credit cards, use your cell phone
• Haverling National Honor Society holds yearly induction ceremony
• CCC seeks names for 2011 Alumni Awards
• Iroquois Museum opens at C-S Elementary
• First Veterans Information Night of the year a success
• Howard seeks more turbines
• Bath village rate hike on hold
• New super Kelley ready to roll
• Judge: Ashline’s words can stand
• Group eyes uses for empty school
• Curtiss Museum pilot Poel dies
• Area prepped for recent storm
• Business news for Jan. 30, 2011
• Food Bank begins 2011 anti-hunger campaign
• League of Women Voters offers an area youth exposure to state Government
• CCC president search down to three finalists
• Red Knights seek recruits
• Steuben sheriff joins child alert group
• Legislature gets new faces
• CROP reports final Hunger Walk tally
• Natural gas demand was near record
• Winter storm watch begins tonight
• Property tax cap, reform tied together
• Pa. dept. probes fracking accident
• Officials work to boost area
• Dems, GOP hold party caucuses
• Judge mum on Ashline words
• P’burgh survey info released soon
• Five things to do this week
• Be aware of rebate rules, conditions
• James Johnson named as new director of Steuben County IDA
• Reed sets town hall meetings
• Tax filing deadline moved to April 18
• Young minds bring ideas to government
• Bath PD sets up child safety program
• Downed line cuts power in H’port
• The business of family
• Irate villagers want audit answers
• Judge sets Ecogen, Prattsburgh hearing
• Village trustees OK police, VA mutual aid pact
• Heavy Equipment students help build P’Burgh soccer field
• Steuben County set to OK two for vacant legislative positions
• 150K needed to finish Bath water system upgrade
• Bath chamber notes 2010 award winners
• USDA to measure financial health of U.S. farms
• N.Y farms see rise in yields for 2010
• Bradford student represents Steuben County at State of the State address
• Institute for Human Services welcomes specialist Goldthwait
• Reed still supports Second Amendment
• Red Cross unveils Haiti report
• County nixes animal rescue money
• Fire destroys garage, melts house siding
• American Legion representatives to be in Corning
• Group donates decorations
• Ahrens could stay on county payroll
• Wayland pullout won’t change plans
• Tip line debuts on village website
• H’port village property taxes stay level
• Bath GOP sets caucus
• Arbor, Tri County merge to offer more services
• He’s outta here! Winner welcomes freedom after 32 years in Albany
• Palmesano takes oath of office
• Haverling Interact Club makes donation to Bath Rotary Club
• N.Y. gasoline prices could pass $4 mark
• Legislator: Area towing services say they’re being passed over by dispatchers
• DEC failure to complete studies could lead to fracking ban extension
• Gas drilling committee mulls taking drill cuttings
• Family Video hosts dinner
• Tom Reed and his son visit the Bath VA
• Village board tables BEGWS construction costs OK
• Blaze destroys Prattsburgh business
• Ashline Testimony: Were victims DOA?
• Ex-Bath village clerk pleads guilty
• Move on over; it’s the law!
• Rt. 54A resurfacing in Jerusalem gives rise to review of area’s zoning
• TRIAD sets presentation
• Five questions you need to ask about IRAs
• Weather suspected in Yates plane crash
• Land trust applauds federal tax incentives
• Milo councilman: Pfuntner should pay
• Officials: County land will be off limits for drilling rigs
• Driving drunk with child in car data: 661 charged under Leandra’s Law
• Ethanol incentive hurts local dairy farmers
• Drilling could cause housing crisis
• Wayland pulls from study
• H’port sets public hearing on budget
• Holiday display a ‘labor of love’
• Bath officials team up over economy
• Seager case still open
• War in Afghanistan tragically hits home
• 5 things to know about the tax law
• Obituary: Ida Mae Wilson
• November milk production up
• Turbine noise up for review
• Steuben County 911 gets upgrade
• Alan Reed picked for Steuben County Attorney
• College tuition tax credit likely to extend through 2012
• “Yes, Virginia, There Is A Santa Claus”
• Bath residents vent at village meeting
• Wallace heads national child research project
• Village, police look into ways to lower ‘nuisance’ levels
• Guthrie trial date set
• Farmers asked to turn in plastics
• ‘Flow control’ law would keep county garbage in the county
• FEMA grant helps cover animal housing in emergencies
• Stranges seeks to revive old-time lighting on Bath streets
• C-S voters OK capital project by wide margin
• Hauryski named board chairman
• County seeks more info on 911 update
• Attorney: David Seager not fit to stand trial
• Wreaths put on veterans’ graves
• Santa's Day Off
• Official reminder: Keep holidays safe
• Hearing in Ashline case slated
• Bath Band Boosters in running to receive funds for instruments
• Ceremony marks Pearl Harbor Day
• Boating group seeks names for 2010 ‘green’ award
• Guidance counselors slate sophomore career day
• Landfill may charge credit card fee
• DEC to hold news conference on “deer jacking"
• Steuben County Office of Emergency Services offers information to protect area residents during cold weather
• N.Y. fiscal head pens book
• Jail to receive updated phone recorder
• Pro Action seeks used books
• C-S residents vote today on project
• Bath Village officials part of 10,000 Links
• Bath ranks high in Readers Digest contest
• $20M C-S facilities plan up for vote
• Bath gets the spirit of Christmas
• BEGWS jobs safe
• Lattimer eyed for county seat
• Red Cross visits injured troops in D.C.
• Reed backs bill to stop spending
• Big, messy storm could hit Sunday Slushy mix expected
• Reed’s opponent Zeller ends silence
• Bath Town Republicans screen candidates for Steuben Legislature.
• Family-friendly, safe village group’s goal
• Petition: Village of Bath paid too much for CNG gas
• Candidates sought for county legislature
• Hot air still swirling over windfarm ruling
• Prattsburgh residents updated on wind farm lawsuit
• Keuka Lake looks at fracking
• Bath Village claims CNG gas overcharge
• C-S pins Arkport
• Wilkins RV, Inc. in top 50 RV dealers in U.S.A.
• Area jobless rate up slightly
• Bath streets to close for holiday event
• Local group plans homeless shelter
• County Hall of Fame seeks nominations
• DMV debuts TEENS program in county
• Animal Crackers
• Public invited to 2011 county budget hearing
• H’port village slates budget workshops
• P’burgh sets special Ecogen info session
• ‘Tis the season ....
• Sweet seeks Steuben County legislature seat
• Local veteran takes Honor Flight
• Curtiss Elementary lauded as a 2010 Blue Ribbon School
• New Affordable Care Act rules give consumers better value for insurance premiums
• Haverling hires new superintendent
• Road work a top priority in budget
• PA farmer: Gas drilling ‘a nightmare’
• Car strikes, kills Painted Post woman
• Prattsburgh budget rises slightly
• Judge: Keep case in Steuben for time being
• Urbana, school district mull deal
• Thanksgiving’s roots go deep
• Prattsburgh, Italy heads to meet with energy reps
• Wheaton to step out at Macy’s T-Day parade
• Union, Bath village agree to highway workers’ contract
• Brent talks to Bath
• Premiums for Medicare prescription drug plans to remain low in 2011
• Services for teacher Holly Hain to be held today
• Mortgage tax receipts drop to 14-year low
• Steuben awarded for court security
• Urbana sees drop in tax levy
• Pulteney taxes up slightly
• Bath town taxes will increase 6% in 2011
• Mental health layoffs save Steuben $350K
• Bath gets website
• Area towns pass budgets
• Ecogen group unwilling to find middle ground
• Accused murderer Ashline denied bail
• Let Freedom sing ...
• Zoning changes in Bath
• Brent talks to Bath
• Signups for Kiwanis Youth Basketball approaching
• Steuben County prescription discount card saves residents $1 million
• Farmers not receiving state funds
• Haverling alum awarded
• Sheriff's Week to be celebrated this week
• Bath village, Bath VA seek ways to share info, training
• ‘Shoe box’ drive starts holiday season
• Prohibited parking in Bath on Wednesday
• Keuka Maid owner could face charges
• Bailey gains Bath board seat
• Rescuers honored for bravery
• Bath budget gets review at public hearing
• Urbana may see drop in tax rate
• Freedom Village singers mark Veterans Day with concert at VAMC
• Cuts, retirements hold budget to 2.24%rise
• Free public kidney health checkup on Nov. 13
• Authorities arrest 5, seize drugs
• Tanker overturns off I-86
• Win an ATV in the Potter County Big Buck contest
• Sheriffs and Undersheriffs attend training conference on civil law enforcement
• “Make a Difference”
• Finger Lakes Regional Watershed Alliance (“FLRWA”) is formed
• Howard wind farm now on
• County economic guide unveiled
• VA mobile clinic serves vets
• Alger: Mandates make it hard to cap taxes
• Judge questions Ecogen, 2009 P’burgh town accord
• Prattsburgh unveil 2011 budget
• Bath unveil 2011 budget
• Curtiss School bidding deadline firm
• Ghosties and ghoulies and long-leggity beasties ...
• Urbana seeks state grants for court, trail
• Bath sets budget meetings
• ‘Bridges’, ‘Circles’ campaign to form coalition
• System could speed response
• Former dean honored by ceramics group
• County receives excellence award
• Elks kick off scholarship contest
• Persistent coughing?
• Village seeks Red Cross back rent
• Soldier’s father speaks at Legion
• Bailey, Hauryski seek town board seat
• Judge Ark: One more chance to settle lengthy wind farm dispute
• Property transactions
• Spencer Crest Nature Center and CCC to Co-Sponsor 30th Annual Red Baron Half Marathon
• CCC’s Walter R. Smith Visiting Scholar Series to host “Breathing Life into the Dead” by Author Erik Larson
• Plaque added to mural at Haverling High School
• Hport parking vote put on hold
• Graefe tapped as head of GST BOCES
• Hornell readies teen pregnancy workshop
• Lower county revenues equals fewer services
• New court date for Ashline case
• Million-dollar pot operation busted
• Bath cats cause of consternation for councilmen
• Gotcha!
• Heavy Metal 2010 offers unique rescue training opportunities
• Steuben debuts emergency website
• Swap shop law back on drawing board
• Nabbed another one!
• CORRECTION
• C-S unveils $20M project
• Deal in works to house federal inmates
• Taxes, Medicaid on budget agenda
• Water rates may rise in Bath
• Davenport & Taylor complex receives state upgrade funding
• Domestic Violence Vigil in Bath
• Two burglars down, more to go
• Wegmans campaign feeds school kids
• John Southard Rec receives $500
• Finger Lakes wineries: Be sober
• Volk left out of debate
• Reed, Zeller unite against unfair trade prctices
• Allegiant Air offers flights to Fort Lauderdale
• KLA asks for ban
• Fuerst returns to county job
• Swap shop law gets a second look
• Vet services available at VA
• Michael J. Wyre gets 25 years to life
• “Everyday we see me improving!”
• Hammondsport receives $432K
• Vandals break into VEW
• Ashline hearing adjourned
• Up ahead on-line
• Buffalo Bills donate to Snell Farm
• Steuben County chain of command refined
• System changes bus routes
• A-1 flies again at Seaplane Homecoming
• Kiwanis Club of Bath makes investment in village park redo
• Details emerge on Hartsville trustee's welfare fraud arrest
• Veterans remains come to VAMC
• Urbana ponders options for Keuka Maid
• Haverling students join in school prayer gathering
• Masonic temple project on hold
• Prattsburgh able to pay its legal bills
• Bath troopers issue fraud alert
• Steuben County posts legislative agenda
• Secondhand store law put up for public scrutiny
• Bath median plan goes nowhere
• Ceremony honors former POWs
• Unique program offers practical help for poverty
• Airport security screening area work may start soon
• Probe: 911 fees misused?
• Alfred State offers new sports program
• New voting machines slow results
• New taxpayer tool grades legislators during 09-10 session
• Boating museum donates marker
• Curtiss school awarded for its excellence
• Wegmans wants to ‘fill the bus’
• Bath Presbyterians present concert
• Bath man injured on Afghan patrol
• Highway employee retires, town will reap savings
• O’Mara wins
• Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital notes 100 years
• Palmesano steamrolls his GOP competition in primary race
• Local initiative takes hard look at poverty
• Dundee Scottish Festival announces highlights
• Northrup promoted to Sergeant, E-5
• Preparations being made to fly A-1Triad at 8th annual Seaplane Homecoming
• Apple harvest arrives early
• Reed tops Zeller again in fundraising efforts
• Kiwanis Club of Bath makes donation to Bath Little League
• Burns defeats Deuel in preliminary GOP tally
• County public health dept. offers free HPV vaccines
• Girls Scouts announce registration dates
• Pilot severely injured in replica plane crash sets his sights on flying again
• Good news: bicycle giveaway
• Public Works head: More efficiency in 2011
• Median restoration idea lacks strong support
• Dry weather helps hay crops
• Officials ready for primary
• ­Ruling nears in windfarm disputes
• 2 charged in Bath marijuana bust
• Reform, cuts highlight discussion
• Hartsville official hit with welfare fraud
• Jordan on ballot for Assembly
• Pilot severely injured in replica plane crash sets his sights on flying again
• Regional airport eyes fee extension
• Zeller slams Reed for his war ‘rhetoric’
• Planning and development group gets $70K federal grant
• Steuben cuts work force 10%
• Gas drilling group, county eye road use accord
• Treasurer candidate Monroe disqualified
• Huge Livingston County pot farm busted
• Deuel eyes justice seat held by Burns
• Suspect shot by elderly vet charged
• Labor Day by the Numbers
• Students learn about health care
• Good news: Area youth donate to food pantry
• Unemployment rates for Steuben among the highest in the state
• CCC in top 50
• Windtamer Turbine at local farm and craft market
• Recycling day in Prattsburgh
• Weaver stands alone
• Acting Steuben county attorney steps down
• Prattsburgh holds tire amnesty and electronics recycling day
• Book signing
• Local Woman Writes Book on Steuben County Cemeteries
• Deputies seize pot plants in Tuscarora
• Work Goes on at BCS
• Candidates speak to Hornell voters
• State AFL-CIO backs Hare, Zeller
• Community leaders endorse Palmesano
• Reed back on Independence Party line
• New laws target teen drivers
• Democrats lose ballot appeals
• Prattsburgh water supply safe, economical
• Police: Pulteney man shot intruder
• Man who shot alleged intruder tells his story
• 4-H creatures large, small a big fair draw
• Bath trustees consider cat control
• Prattsburgh Highway Shop Picks Teamsters, Continues Wind Farm Ban
• Osprey sighting
• Steuben County Legislature sets Monday’s agenda
• Bath street supervisor honored
• Divers propose sinking the Keuka Maid
• Trustees question Fairview fundraiser
• Steuben County 38TH annual 4-H and FFA Livestock Sale
• Pot plants seized in Wheeler cornfields
• Housel graduates from basic military training in TX
• Same old property tax problem getting new look from state
• Weaver appeals to get back on ballot
• New overdraft rules for debit and ATM cards take effect this week
• Candidates named ‘Heroes of Reform’
• Real property auction nets $600K for county
• Ahrens continues with county
• Steuben seeks new attorney
• It’s fair time in Bath
• H’port puts brakes on speed, parking changes
• Dangerous sex offenders targeted
• EPA delays fracking hearing
• Volk joins Tea Party
• Candidates respond to bailout bill
• Clothes sheds help needy
• Urbana heads apply for park funds s
• New 5-cent deposit paying off
• State police: Man shot in fight over woman
• USDA: Dairy prices up in June
• Canisteo’s Tom Ryan wants public to help turn in roadside dumpers
• McCarthy named Volunteer of the Year
• Civil rights lawsuit filed against CCC
• Food waste digester plan put on back burner
• Steuben County Osbudsman Program celebrated 30 years
• Natural gas drilling task force set up
• Bath fails in bid for utility commission
• Burdick tapped for business position at Bath CSD
• Committee OKs contract for new system
• Taylor Merry crowned Steuben County Dairy Princess
• Bath VA receives major upgrades
• Dog tag control going to towns
• Finger Lakes SPCA receives grant
• Early retirements in Steuben County reduce costs
• SPCA gets grant for horse rescue
• Genundowa Fest. canceled: Lack of vendors cited as 16-year run ends
• Remains may not be ID’d
• Constitutional convention plan receives support in Canisteo
• Kula blames leadership for challenge
• Gas production booms locally: S. Tier led state in ’09
• RSVP Travel Group offers Dickens Victorian Christmas trip
• Pro Action employee receives NYS Community Action award
• Steuben sales tax up in Q2: Boost comes from Corning Inc. report
• Judge: No cameras
• Ashline case heads to grand jury
• Civil rights lawsuit filed against CCC: Attorney: Suit may be filed against Elmira schools, too
• New H’port law helps fill quorums
• This summer, get all the facts on sunscreen
• Steuben jobless rate boosts welfare aid
• Bath fails in bid for utility commission
• Mobility Management program targets rural areas
• Steuben County Fair
• New York’s 24th County Portrayed in Postcards
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