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“The goal is to reserve education for the rich” By Nat Martin, Centerville NY The Department of Education is being parceled out to other departments,
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“The goal is to reserve education for the rich” By Nat Martin, Centerville NY The Department of Education is being parceled out to other departments,

A special guy brings hundreds of gifts to patients and families From Noyes Health, CEO Brad Teeters with Lucas the Great Dansville, NY —Noyes Memorial

A Hornell man attempted to stab a deputy, no injuries reported From the SCSO, Menacing a Police Officer, Attempted Assault, Possession of a Weapon, Petit

Leroy H. “Scottie” SCOTT, 94, of Wellsville, NY, died Sunday, December 14, 2025 in UR Jones Memorial Hospital, Wellsville. Born November 24, 1931, in the Town

Chris Brewer hands Nathan Alderman the coveted holiday confection From Steuben County, NY The legendary Steuben County Great Fruitcake Giveaway returned this holiday season, proudly

The PROTECT Act (S2282) was introduced by Senator Pam Helming A COLUMN from NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, I stood with colleagues in the Senate

“A businessman who wanted to become the Mayor” An OPINION from E. Niver, Canisteo NY I want to share a fictional story about a town

By CHUCK POLLOCK, Wellsville Sun Senior Sports Writer This isn’t the way the Bills want to live — coach Sean McDermott admits as much —

By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist Ever since New England came into Highmark Stadium and hung a 23-20 loss on the Bills last October,

Todd M. Amidon, 58, of 68 Hartshorn St., Hornell, died December 9, 2025, following a long illness. Born in Florida on March 1, 1967, he

New Yorkers who rely on federal food assistance could see more program disruptions in upcoming months Jie Jenny Zou · December 12, 2025 After

Only 151 hospitals nationwide were listed by Forbes From Jones Memorial Hospital, On Friday, December 5, Forbes released its inaugural “Forbes Top Hospital 2026” list

Fun Facts, Local Lore & Why Our Lake Is Truly One-of-a-Kind By Penny Carlton, KeukaRoots.com There’s something about Keuka Lake in winter — especially as

US lawmakers: Do the right thing An Opinion by Andrew Harris Yesterday I sat in the car with my teen, listening to my preferred SIRIUS/XM

Eclipses, aurora borealis, meteors, and moons!! By Bob Confer, photo by Melanie Hunt If you are among the many rural readers of this column you
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