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BY JOHN ANDERSON A witness who saw a baby crawling out an open window on the second story to the roof was saved and the

From Keuka Lake Association / June 12, 2025 As a result of tardy postings of some recent gate opening actions, plus the loss of 11

June 15, 2025 / Staff Report The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) has announced a temporary closure of a section of State Route

Authorities are still working to determine the cause of a fire that broke out Thursday afternoon at a property on Chestnut Street in the Village of Bath.

Staff Report / June 14, 2025 Steuben County Manager Jack Wheeler confirmed that boating remains permitted on Lamoka, Waneta, and Keuka Lakes. However, he urged

This year’s inmate garden is well on its way to producing a bountiful harvest! From the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, pictured is the 2024 garden

All three victims have been released from the hospital, From the NYS Police, Following a comprehensive impaired driving investigation, Brooke A. Burdett, age 30, of Arkport, NY,

Investigators ask for the public to assist with the case From the US Attorney, pictured is the accused, Bernard Keller BUFFALO, N.Y.-U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo

Chlorine Gas Leak Contained at Ithaca Water Plant; No Impact on Public Water Supply

From the NYSP, On June 11, 2025, at approximately 11:13 a.m., the New York State Police, along with the Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), responded

SLOW DOWN!! MOVE OVER!! From Steuben County, Following the severe storm that struck Steuben County on June 9, 2025, Eric Rose Steuben County Public Works

NYS Police: One airlifted, two rushed to local emergency room, one suspect in custody Accident occurred about 11:30 am By Andrew Harris While details are

Staff Report / June 11, 2025 Due to the recent storms containing heavy and concentrated rains, and the subsequent rise in lake level, a potential

June 10, 2025 – Keuka Lake, NY — Boaters are being urged to stay off Keuka Lake after a series of severe storms over the weekend caused elevated water levels and left behind dangerous debris, prompting law enforcement to impose a temporary boating ban.