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The Honorable Philip J. Roche as announced his retirement From Judge McCarthy 2024, pictured with his wife Jolie Corning, NY, August 12, 2024 – With

Fruit and trees shredded just weeks before harvest time From John Kucko Digital, Storm Devastates Apple Crop: Sunday’s violent storm that impacted many lakeshore communities

Another Erie County man pleads guilty to child abuse and exploitation, faces 20 years in prison From the US Attorney, WEST SENECA MAN ARRESTED, CHARGED

From the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, Steuben County Sheriff Jim Allard reports that at about 9:10am on August 09, 2024, Deputies and Investigators of the

From NYS Governor Kathy Hochul, picture by John Anderson Grants of up to $50,000 to be Available to Eligible Homeowners in Allegany, Delaware, Franklin, Steuben,

Please consider donating to the United Way of the Southern Tier Updated resources for impacted residents and list of road closures Steuben County encourages residents

Three Penn Yan Academy seniors have been awarded $1,000 scholarships from the Johnson-Costello Post #355 of the American Legion. On June 12, the Johnson-Costello Post

community workshop will be held in Bath to gather input on the $4.5 million New York Forward grant application. Residents of Bath are invited to

20th Annual Summer Scramble set for August 23 at the Wellsville Country Club From the Friends of the Allegany Arc Foundation, The Friends of Allegany

Read more about a very busy month at the SCSO From Sheriff James Allard, It’s a beautiful day in Steuben County. We have had our

The music won’t stop !! Live music this Friday night! Located in the Heart of The Finger Lakes! Come visit us at 8443 Spirit Run,

Steuben County faces a troubling rise in drug overdoses, with 37 incidents and one confirmed fatality reported in June.

Beginning January 1, 2025, New York State will require all boat operators to complete a mandatory safety course, according to new legislation.

The most rural areas of Steuben County benefit from emergency services From Steuben County, BATH – Just one month after it was launched, the Steuben

National Weather Service says severe weather and tornado warnings remain for much of WNY From the National Weather Service, picture provided Here is a video