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Christine Elizabeth Ward, 64, passed away on Monday (January 6, 2025) at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester with her family by her side. Mrs. Ward
For thirty-three cents a day you can chip in help local media thrive From K. David Porter, When I was a school administrator, one of
Norma J. Bly, 91, of Bath, a former long-time resident of Howard, NY, passed away late Tuesday evening (Jan. 7, 2025) at the Taylor Health
What did our readers find most interesting on Sun for 2024? John Anderson, Oak Duke, Bob Confer attract millions The list is based on the
Kyle Jeffery Johnson, 43, of Rochester, NY passed away at his home on January 5, 2025. Born in Dansville, NY on January 29, 1981, he
Are the recent drone cities part of a “psy-ops” against humanity ? A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair The appearance of herds of ‘drones’ is now
January 17th bike give-a-way planned at the Hornell American Legion By Andrew Harris, photo by Steve Harrison The value of a kid riding a bike
Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn were hospice care pioneers From Melissa Sullivan, CEO Homecare & Hospice, photo from the Carter Center The passing of
Susan E. “Sue” Cady – 62 – of 228 Vincent St., Hornell, died unexpectedly at her home. Born in North Hornell, NY on August 17,
Mayor Buckley: We are especially grateful for this positive outcome From the City of Hornell The Board of Public Safety commended Officer Taylor Waite for
State Supreme Court Justice Raymond W. Walter administers the Oath of Office to Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski as Assemblyman Sempolinski’s wife, Angie, holds the Bible and
President Thomas Jefferson once wrote “The acquisition of Canada will be a mere matter of marching.” He was wrong. A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross In
Lester Raymond Fanton, 88, of Fords Brook Road, passed away on Monday, January 06, 2025. He was born March 6, 1936, in Wellsville, the eldest
Schumer: Funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure & Jobs Law From the Office of US Senator Charles Schumer, Fed $$ Will Support Construction 2.5 Miles Of
January Newsletter from the Steuben County Sheriff James Allard It’s a beautiful day in Steuben County. The hills are covered in snow, and it feels
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