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Cornell Cooperative Extension and the Bath Rotary Club hope to inspire future farmers From Rotarian Eddie VanStine, pictured with Bath NY students This week is
An interview with Jane Pearson from the Keuka Lake Association Newsletter
Don’t miss the St. Patrick’s Day feast!! From Racalto’s Restaurant on Seneca Road in Hornell, Follow them on Facebook Monday March 17 St. Patrick’s Day
Shamrocks, snakes, and lots of green!! By: Johanna Elattar, pictured is local celebrity Barb Ingraham celebrating the green Every year on March 17th, people all
Come to Main Street early for a 5pm parade start From the Allegany County Ancient Order of Hibernians, After a long cold winter are you
A forgotten metal sign from the 1960s, once a creative marketing tool, has returned to its roots for a Hornell business.
Amazing photos and insight into immature eagles By Dan Jordan, wildlife photographer Have you heard? Bird is the word! Of course, this is a reference
SNAP-Ed New York offers Fruit and Vegetable Prescription Program to Support Patients and Local Farmers From Steuben County Cornell Cooperative Extension, (Bath, NY) –
During March you can round up for the Arc Allegany Steuben ! From Racalto’s on Seneca Road in Hornell, Follow them on Facebook Monday March
Network of wildlife rehabilitation pros create new resource for help with wildlife in distress From the FLWH, BIG NEWS! Just in time for “baby season”
This holy season means charity, fasting, feasts, and treats! What is a Suhoor ? By: Johanna Elattar It’s Ramadan, the sacred time of year when
Do you have an acceptable ID? Check the list below Adult passengers 18 and older must show valid identification at the airport checkpoint in order
🖤 BLACK BALLOON DAY: WE WILL NOT STAND POWERLESS 🖤 From Eddie VanStine, Steuben County Today, we raise black balloons—not just as a symbol of
From Racalto’s on Seneca Road in Hornell NY, Follow them on Facebook or Racaltos.com Monday March 3 Soup: Buffalo Chicken with Blue Cheese Crackers Special:
What to know before you start your own “chicken coop” By Bob Confer The 2020s have been a rather “interesting” decade for chickens. First, there
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