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“When my Grandmother croaked out that old rhyme in a scary voice, I shivered and broke out in gooseflesh” A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross I
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“When my Grandmother croaked out that old rhyme in a scary voice, I shivered and broke out in gooseflesh” A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross I

The Southern Tier, Western New York, the Finger Lakes and the rest of Upstate all have unique circumstances that require a personalized approach A COLUMN

Early voting starts Saturday October 24th in Western NY OPINION by Steve Sprague, Bath NY Inside joke when I worked on Capitol Hill. Staff responding

Exploring the threshold of the ‘unified field,’ and knocking at the door A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair, picture is Jeffrey Smith, Last week’s article “Quantum,”

Roger Lee Utz, 78, born March 17, 1948 of Hornell, NY, passed away peacefully, on the morning of October 19th, surrounded by family members after

“Aaron Gies is our best chance of getting our democracy back” A OPINION by Sid Parks, Hornell NY Our Republican Congress has given control of

Pictured is a 1968 Right to Vote at 18 march A COLUMN By Kathryn Ross Most everyone realizes that voting in this year’s Midterm Election

“It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness.” – William Lonsdale Watkinson, 1907 An OPINION by Michael Stone I remember reading

What Einstein once dismissed as “spooky action” is being transformed into a functioning engine of calculation and exploration By Frederick Sinclair In this rapidly maturing

The Dairy Farm Resiliency Act is “shiny object” distraction An OPINION by Jim King, Owego NY In his October 2nd press release Nick Langworthy intermixed

In today’s economic reality, $200 won’t get any family anywhere A Weekly COLUMN from NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, Governor Hochul is in the process

The 1964 song by Bob Dylan is still alive and well A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair The title belongs to a song and message

Even a dead clock is on-time twice a day OPINION by Steve Sprague, Bath NY Before you read, please look at this photo for five

Standing at the edge of the “fiscal cliff” A Weekly COLUMN from NY State Senator Tom O’Mara, Sooner or later, tax-and-spend government can’t work. It’s

The Mickey Donahue Irish Scramble, Daylight Savings Time, Lost and Found, Grammar Groans, Flattery A COLUMN by Chuck Wiser, I write the words to share