News

• Canisteo Man Facing Sexual Abuse Charges
• June 5th: Covid Cases In Hornell, Lindley And West Union
• Hornell Protests Continue for 2nd Day
• Giglio Slams The New Process, Of Approving Wind Projects
• Large Crowd Gathers at Memorial Park to Protest George Floyd Killing and Racial Inequality
• HPG: There Will Be Protests Thursday Night And Friday At Noon, In Hornell
• June 4th: Two More Covid Cases In Steuben County (Bath And Wayland)
• Palmesano: Lets Have In Person Graduations
• Hornell Mayor Buckley And All 10 Council Members, Send Letter In Support Of The Upcoming Library Vote
• Train Derails Near Letchworth State Park
• Hornell School Asking For Feedback
• June 2nd: Four New Cases In Bath, Cohocton, Fremont
• Local Red Cross Blood Drives In June
• Arc Of Steuben Gets $50,000 From Golisano Foundation
• Newsmaker, June 2, 2020, Dr Gary Ostrower
• Reed Proposes The Rewarding American Workers Act
• O’Mara: Time To End Rule By Executive Orders
• Another Union Endorsement For Leslie Danks Burke
• May 31st – Three New Cases In Allegany County
• Statement From Hornell School District
• Gov. Cuomo Allows Phase II After All
• May 29th: Jasper Resident Dies From Covid, New Covid Case In Cameron
• Congressman Tom Reed’s Covid-19/Nursing Home Roundtable
• Steuben County: The Time For Phase 2, Is Now
• Jack Lisi Youth Award Winners Announced
• Hornell To Close Canisteo Street Bridge
• Statement From Mayor Buckley, On News That Phase 2 Has Been Delayed
• Palmesano Reacts To News, That Gov Cuomo Has Delayed Phase 2
• Road Closings Coming Up For Bath, Thurston And Savona
• Hornell School District’s Absentee Ballot Instructions
• Change In Two Hornell Wards Voting Location
• Leslie Danks Burke Picks Up Union Endorsement
• Steuben County Health Dept’s Statement Today
• Steuben County Voting Times For June 2020
• Hornell DMV Now Has A Drop Box
• U.S. Marshalls Looking For A Convicted Sex Offender Wanted In Rochester
• May 26th: Covid Cases In Hornell, Hartsville And Jasper
• String Of Burglaries On The Other Side of Steuben County
• Senator O’Mara’s Memorial Day Post
• May 22nd: Two More Covid Cases In Hornell
• Steuben County Has Sent Out Absentee Ballot Forms
• 0% Tax Increase Proposed For Canisteo-Greenwood
• Steuben Prevention Coalition: Teen Drinking/Drug Statistics
• O’Mara Continues Calling For Nursing Home Investigation
• Canisteo: No Memorial Day Parade, But There Will Be A Ceremony
• House Fire In Arkport
• May 20th: Three New Cases – Dansville, Erwin, Riverside
• Truck Stolen From Wheeler This Morning
• Hornell Is Having A Memorial Day Parade After All
• May 19th: A Covid Case In Avoca
• Numerous Suspects Wanted For ATM Rip Offs In Allegany County
• May 18th: Two Cases, Erwin And Wayland
• New Ear, Nose And Throat Doc, At St James
• Bill Pullman Objects To President Trump Using Pullman Movie Clip
• Tornado Watch Until 10pm Tonight
• May 15th: An Additional Covid Case In Hornell
• May 15th: Covid Patient Dies In Hornell
• Allegany Co Continues Their State of Emergency
• May 14th: Covid Patient Dies In Hornell
• O’Mara Wants Independent Investigation Into NYS’s Handling Of Nursing Homes
• Steuben County Phase One Statement
• Steuben Co Legislature: Mixed Signals From Albany About Phase 1
• May 13th: Two New Cases, One From Bath, One From Prattsburgh
• Steuben County To Have Online Memorial Service
• May 12th – Eight More Covid Cases In Allegany Co
• May 11th: Two More Cases, One In Hornell, One In Arkport
• Senator Borrello: Allegany Co. Should Have Been Reopened
• May 11th: Four More Cases In Allegany County
• Governor Cuomo Plans To Start Phase One Of Re-Opening For Steuben Co On May 15th
• Gov Cuomo: NY Pause Is Not Extended Until June 6th
• Senator O’Mara: I’m Still Getting Calls About Unemployment Claims
• May 9th: An Additional Case In Allegany County
• May 8th: A Covid Case In Prattsburgh
• Wild Chase In Town Of Lindley
• Palmesano Issues Statement, Disagreeing With Gov Cuomo About Education
• May 7th: One Additional Case, In Bath
• Covid Positive Patient In Bath, Dies
• May 6th: An Additional Case of Covid-19 From Hornell
• Update From St. James
• May 5th – One Additional Covid Case (Patient Is From Urbana, Is Now In Bath Area Nursing Home)
• NYSUT’s Response To Gov Cuomo’s Statement About Education Today
• State Police: 23 Year Old Alfred Man, Facing Serious Charges In Yates County
• Agri-Business Update From Steuben County Officials
• Alfred State Employees Working On Face Masks
• May 4th: Five New Cases In Steuben County
• Steuben County Reopening County Parks
• Alzheimers Support In Allegany County, During Covid-19
• May 1st: Three New Cases, Corning, Urbana, Erwin
• Two Hornell Residents Charged With 2nd Degree Murder
• May 1st: Covid Death In Bath
• NYCOM Sends Letter To Washington
• Two New E.R. Doctors And A New E.R. Head Nurse
• April 30th: Two Cases In Hornell, One In Urbana, One In Wheeler
• Empire Access Extends Free Internet For Students
• NY Post: State Health Dept Gave Hornell Gardens Bad Advice
• April 29: Two Steuben County Covid Deaths
• Tracy Mitrano Secures Democratic Line
• Steuben County Public Health Nurse, Thanks Nurses
• April 28th: Two Additional Cases: Erwin And Urbana
• April 27th: 4 More Cases – Erwin, Hammondsport, Lindley, Urbana
• Allegany County’s Statement Regarding Reopening
• April 27th: Two Covid Deaths In Bath
• April 27, Update From Governor Cuomo
• Update From Steuben Co: The County Offices To Stay Closed Through May 15th
• NYS Cancels Prez Primary
• Steuben Co: Nursing Homes Are Stabilizing
• April 26th: Two More Cases, One In Wheeler, One In Prattsburgh
• April 25th: Two More Cases Today
• Murder In Allegany County, Buffalo Man Taken Into Custody
• April 24th: 2 More Cases
• Reed Thanks IRS Commish
• Gillibrand Says NYS Got Less PPE Than Some States
• St James: The State Will Allow Us To Start Doing Elective Surgeries/Treatments
• Reed: Mitch Is Wrong
• April 23rd: One Additional Case In Steuben County
• Governor Cuomo: State Health Dept To Investigate Nursing Home Violations
• April 23: Two Covid Patients Have Died
• Some Alstom Workers Getting Called Back To Work – Hornell IDA Working To Help Local Small Businesses During Covid Pandemic
• April 22nd: Four Covid Deaths In Steuben Co, Three In Hornell
• NYS Giving Financial Help To Hospitals
• Leslie Danks Burke Puts Out Environmental Plan
• Senator Gillibrand: Working To Create Hundreds Of Thousands of Jobs, To Work In, The Health Force
• Sheriff’s Dept Is Looking For A 28 Year Old Bath Man – This May Turn Into A Missing Person Case
• Driver Strikes Trooper Car In Bath Accident Yesterday
• April 21st – 16 Covid Cases In A Bath Nursing Home
• St James Issues Statement About Non-Covid Patients Being Fearful Of Getting Sick
• April 21st: Two New Covid Cases In Steuben County
• Statement From Allegany County, About The Passing Of Allegany County’s First Woman Legislative Chair
• Buffalo Man Arrested In Hornell, After A Chase
• Senator George Borrello Praises Gov Cuomo For Talking About Reopening Upstate
• Governor Cuomo: Elective Outpatient Treatment Can Resume In Areas Of NYS, That Are Not At Risk
• Audio: Phone Press Conference: Rep Tom Reed, State Legislators O’Mara, Palmesano, etc, Want To Reopen Upstate Economy
• NYSUT: Cuts Will Devastate Schools
• Gov Cuomo Is Creating Two New Task Force Groups – O’Mara Has Questions About One Of Them
• April 20th: One New Case In Steuben County
• Reed’s Problem Solvers Caucus: Reopening And Recovery Checklist
• New State Task Force: The Covid-19 Maternity Task Force
• Fatal Fire In Howard
• HAT Bus Rider Tested Positive, Rode The HAT Bus Last Thursday
• Update On Delay In Hearing From The NYS Labor Dept, About Unemployment Claims
• New Dept Of Labor Unemployment Application
• Former Allegany County GOP Chair Dies
• Allegany County Covid Update, April 19th
• April 19th: Four More Steuben Co Cases
• Reed: Negotiations Going On, to Help PPP
• April 19th: 4 Covid Deaths In Steuben Co, 2 In Hornell
• Gov Cuomo: Testing Starts Tomorrow In NYS
• Canisteo Laundromat Vandalized
• Palmesano: Letter To State Leaders About Farms
• April 18th: 10 More Confirmed Cases
• April 18th Allegany Co Update
• Assemblywoman Byrnes: Huge Amount of PPE, Has Been Delivered To Hornell Gardens
• April 18th – Two More Covid Deaths In Steuben County
• Statement From Gov Cuomo: Need Federal Help For More Testing
• Reed: USDA And Congress Come Up With $19 Billion For Farmers
• Reed: $3.4 Million In PPE Funding For St James
• April 17th: Allegany County Covid Update
• Wegmans: All Customers Must Wear A Face Covering
• April 17th: 5 New Cases, All In Hornell
• April 17th: Two Covid Deaths
• State Gives Steuben Co – About $160,000 In Grant $
• Gillibrand: Don’t Pull The Plug On People’s Utilities, In This Situation
• Reed And A Dozen Other House Members, Call On Congress To Help Small Towns
• April 16th: 5 More Cases, Mostly Local
• Sen Borrello’s Restart Plan
• April 16th: Covid Death In Bath Area
• Steuben Co Offices Announcement About Paying County Offices
• Gov Cuomo: Schools And Unessential Businesses – Stay Closed Till May 15th
• April 15th: 11 More Steuben County Cases
• All of New York State Will Have To Start Wearing Masks In Public, Starting This Friday
• April 15th: Two More Covid Deaths In Steuben County
• Canisteo Village Budget Approved Tuesday Night
• Reed: FAA Gives $20,000 To Hornell Airport
• Steuben County Announces Plan For Hornell Gardens
• Palmesano And Assembly GOP: No Farmers, No Food
• April 14th: Two More Covid-19 Deaths In Steuben County
• O’Mara: Covid Is Hitting Farmers Hard Too
• Kanakadea Park Closed By Steuben Co Manager
• Noyes Memorial Hospital Is Doing Curbside Covid-19 Testing
• Allegany County Covid-19 Update: State Of Emergency Has Been Extended
• April 13th: Two More Cases, One In Corning, One In Painted Post
• April 13th Steuben County Covid-19 Update: 3 Deaths In Hornell
• Stabbing Incident In Hornellsville
• Sen O’Mara: Corrections Officers Should Be Considered Essential
• Power Outages In Allegany Co Today
• April 12th: 7 More Cases In Steuben County
• Gov Cuomo: High Wind And Flood Warnings
• Hornell Mayor Weighs In On Covid Deaths In Hornell
• Gov Cuomo: Essential Workers Will Get Masks From Employers
• April 12th: Another Covid Death In Steuben Co
• April 11th – Steuben County Update: Two More Deaths, Four More Positive Cases
• April 11th – Allegany County Update
• Congressman Reed: Help For Farmers
• April 10th: 46 More Cases, Just Tonight – In Steuben Co
• April 10th: 79 Year Old Man Dies In Hornell Area Nursing Home
• April 10th Update From Steuben County: Two More Cases Today
• Statement From State Comptroller Tom Dinapoli
• April 10th Allegany County Update
• Governor Andrew Cuomo: More Testing, More Funding
• Rep Tom Reed: Helpful IRS Forms
• Gillibrand Urges Senate Leaders To Get Extra Funding For Post Office
• Canisteo Teens Facing Drug Charges
• 17 Year Old Charged, For March 4th Fatal Accident In Avoca
• Noyes Memorial Starts Doing Tele-Medicine
• April 9th: Another Covid-19 Death in Hornell, And More Cases In Bath, Corning, Prattsburgh
• April 9th Update From Allegany County
• Steuben County Press Conference, April 9, 2020, Public Health Nurse Darlene Smith, Sheriff Allard, Emergency Services Director Tim Marshall
• Gillibrand: Help The Homeless In This Crisis
• Heavy Winds, Starting Tonight
• Palmesano Issues Statement About The Budget
• April 8th, 5 New Confirmed Cases In Steuben County
• April 8th: 21 Covid Cases In Allegany County
• Statement From Cornell Cooperative Extension
• Gov Cuomo: Lower Flags While NYS Is On Pause
• Sheriff Allard: We’re Enforcing NYS Pause
• Message From Bill Pullman About Covid-19
• Hornell Police Chief: Those Who Break The Pause NY Rules, Will Be Prosecuted
• April 8: Covid-19 Death In Bath
• Senator Gillibrand: African Americans And Latinos Hit Hard With Covid-19
• HAT Bus Update
• Reed To Hold Zoom Conference At 3pm Today, For Small Businesses
• Hydrant Flushing Coming Up In Hornell, Hornellsville, North Hornell
• Senator Borrello: Medicaid Reforms Included In State Budget
• Leslie Danks Burke’s Statement About The Albany Budget
• Muslim Missionary Group Gives Thousands Of Masks To NYS And Other States
• April 7th: 8 More Covid 19 Cases in Steuben Co
• April 7th – 17 Covid Cases In Allegany County
• NYSUT Statement About Regents Tests Being Cancelled
• Allegany County Covid-19 Case
• April 7th Death In Bath
• School Board Election Notice From Hornell
• St. James And Tele-Health
• Rep. Tom Reed: Gov Cuomo Backed Off On Ventilators Plan
• April 6 – Steuben Co Now Has 79 Confirmed Cases of Covid-19
• April 6: Another Covid-19 Death In Hornell
• Alfred State College Sets Up Emergency Fund
• Gov Cuomo: Schools And Unessential Businesses Stay Closed Till April 29
• April 6, Steuben Co Reports Two Covid 19 Deaths Today
• Howard Town Meeting Cancelled
• Alfred Mayor And Alfred U/State Issue Statement
• Upstate Hospitals Update
• Sunday April 5, Nine More Cases In Steuben County
• Governor Sends National Guard To NYC Hospitals Today
• Update From Governor Cuomo: On Upstate Hospital’s PPE/Ventilator Executive Order
• Saturday, April 4th – 4 More Cases In Steuben Co
• Update From Governor Cuomo: 1000 Ventilators Donated
• Steuben Co Manager: Too Many People Don’t Know/Care
• 16 Cases Now In Allegany County
• 11 More Cases In Steuben County
• Assemblyman Joe Giglio: There Has To Be A Better Way
• Congressman Tom Reed Calls Into WLEA: Objecting to Grab On Upstate PPE and Ventilators
• Reed: We Have To Protect All New Yorkers, Including Upstate
• Ventilator Update – Palmesano Calls In To Wlea Radio Friday April 3, 2020
• Statement From Governor Cuomo About Upstate Hospital Ventilators
• Reed, Palmesano, Byrnes: We Oppose The Cuomo Order To Take Upstate Ventilators
• Sen Gillibrand: Prisoner Safety During Covid-19 Situation
• Governor Orders National Guard To Take Hospital’s Ventilators
• 5 Year Old Hornell Boy, Is Having A “Honk Party”
• April 2nd Covid-19 Update From Allegany County
• No Hornell Dodgers This Summer
• The Governor’s Budget, And Local State Lawmaker’s Responses
• 9 More Cases In Steuben County – Now Up To 49 Cases
• Steuben County Covid-19 Press Conference, April 2, 2020
• 89 Year Old Bath Woman Dies Of Covid-19
• Hornell Fire Chief: How Hornell Got To Be A Hotspot For Covid-19
• Advice And Useful Info From Hornell IDA
• Gillibrand Demands More PPE For New York State
• Four More Cases In Steuben County
• 11 Confirmed Cases in Allegany County
• Schumer And Gillibrand Announce $64,600 For Oak Orchard
• Universal Masking At St James and Noyes Memorial Hospital
• Joint Statement From Mayor Buckley And St James Hospital
• 6 More Cases Today For Steuben County – Total Number of Steuben Co Cases: 36
• Allegany Co Covid-19 Update
• Allegany Co Legislature Lists Suicide Prevention Info
• Two New Cases Today – One From Canisteo, One From Hornell
• State’s Rules On Fishing During Covid-19 Pandemic
• Chris Cuomo Has Tested Positive For Covid-19
• April Primary Moved To June 23
• Hornell Passes Budget: 2.9% Tax Increase
• Statement From Allegany Co – 9 Sick, One Has Died
• O’Mara And Palmesano’s Medicaid Statement
• 28 Cases In Steuben Co
• 1st Covid-19 Death In Allegany County
• Allegany County Chair’s Open Letter To Allegany County
• Wayland And Corning Residents Have Tested Positive
• Allegany County Now Has 6 Cases
• Urbana Resident Tests Positive
• 18 Cases As Of Today – Hornell, Howard And Corning Cases
• Canisteo Police Make Three Drug Arrests
• Its Now In Arkport
• Congressman Tom Reed’s Stimulus Vote Press Call, March 27, 2020
• Reed: A Yes Vote On The Stimulus Bill
• Gov. Cuomo: Schools Closed Until April 15th 2020
• Palmesano’s Budget Statement
• NYSUT Puts Out Statement About Education Funding In The Budget
• Cider Creek Mass Producing Hand Sanitizers
• New Rules For Steuben County Landfill
• Sen Gillibrand: Funding Guide For New Yorkers During Covid-19
• Tracy Mitrano Issues Statement – Re: Don’t Open Businesses Back Too Soon
• Two More Cases Today
• New St. James Hospital Rules – Entering The Hospital Through The E.R. Doors
• Wellsville Murder Suspect’s Mugshots
• Three More Covid-19 Cases: Hornellsville, Bath And Corning Cases
• FB Message From CG School Superintendent
• Hornell School Board Will Be Doing Online Video Meetings
• Dept Of Labor’s Unemployment Announcement
• Steuben County Public Health Issues A Statement, Clarifying Yesterday’s Announcement
• Gillibrand: Cabin Fever And Domestic Disputes
• Up To 8 Cases In Steuben County (These Are Hornell And Jasper Covid-19 Cases)
• Half A Dozen Wellsville Suspects Charged With Murder And Manslaughter
• Steuben County Offices Are Closed Until April 19, Here’s A List of Contact Numbers
• Update From Allegany County Chairman Curt Crandall
• 6th Steuben Co Case: A Prattsburgh Resident Who Is In Monroe Co.
• Statements From Assembly Members Byrnes, Giglio, And Senators Gillibrand And Schumer
• Hornell IDA’s Advice To Local Small Businesses
• O’Mara’s Statement About State Budget Plans
• Congressman Tom Reed Talks About Covid-19 Bills, The Problem Solvers Caucus Wants To Pass
• Tracy Mitrano Gets On The Democratic Line
• Steuben County Public Health Nurse Press Conference, Monday, March 23
• 5th Case In Steuben County – This One In Corning
• Feds Start Up Fraud Hotline For Covid-19 Related Scams
• Schumer And Gillibrand: The Border, Borrello:The Budget
• Canisteo Police Chief’s Covid-19 Statement
• Mayor Buckley: One Fireman Suffered Non-Life Threatening Injuries Yesterday
• Hornell DMV, Bath DMV, Corning DMV, And Steuben CO. Clerk’s Office, All Closed To The Public
• 4th Covid-19 Case – This One Is A Hornell Resident
• Fire At 45 Bennett Street, Hornell
• Statement From Empire State Development Corp.
• Covid-19 Report From Allegany County
• Governor Andrew Cuomo: The Challenge of our Generation is Covid-19
• Covid-19 Message From Hornell Police
• Announcement From Catholic Charities/Turning Point In Hornell
• 3rd Steuben Co Resident Tests Positive
• Allenany County’s Covid-19 DMV Rules
• Governor Cuomo’s Guidance On “State Of Pause” Executive Order
• Update On Hornell HAT Bus Runs Outside Hornell
• Gov. Cuomo’s 10 Point NYS On Pause Plan
• Audio: Press Conference About Bath And Hornellsville Covid-19 Cases
• Howard Town Board To Hold Meeting Sat 9am
• Palmesano Is Proposing Small Business Recovery Act
• Gov. Cuomo: 100% Of All Non-Essential Workers Must Stay Home
• Confirmed Covid-19 Case In Hornellsville
• Confirmed Covid-19 Case In Bath
• New Hornell City Hall Hours
• Gov Cuomo: Barbers, Salons, Tattoo, Piercing Will Close Saturday 8pm
• Catholic Charities Hornell Turning Point Hours For Today – Fri Mar 20, 2020
• Town Of Alfred Covid-19 Update
• Wind Advisories For Allegany And Livingston Counties
• Hornell Now Has Curfew For Teens, Age 17 And Under
• Watch Out For Covid-19 Email Scams
• Canisteo Village Budget News
• Gov Cuomo’s Executive Order About 75% Of Non-Essential Employees
• Mayor Buckley: Hornell Water Is Not Affected By Coronavirus
• Sheriff Jim Allard: How Deputies Are Responding
• Two More Big Executive Orders From Governor Cuomo
• Town Halls Doors Are Locked, Though Officials Are Inside And Working
• Tracy Mitrano’s Covid-19 Statement
• Hartsville Town Hall’s Covid-19 Message
• Message From North Hornell Clerk
• St James Hospital Corona Virus Info
• Hornell Common Council Talks Coronavirus at Last Night’s Meeting
• Canisteo-Greenwood Update
• St James Hospital’s Transition Is Still On – And Visitor Rules Are Updated
• Noyes Memorial: Restrictions On Visitors
• Statement From Rochester Diocese
• JT Central: No School Tues March 17
• O’Mara: My Senate Website Has Covid-19 Info
• Canisteo Gets Okay From State, For Wind Farms
• The Area Is Mourning The Death of Tom Price
• Breaking Story: Steuben Co Office Building Closed Today
• Two Confirmed Cases of Covid-19 In Allegany County
• NY State Health Dept’s: Restaurants/Bars Cannot Have Over 50% of Maximum Occupancy
• Mayor Buckley: Statement On Corona Virus Situation
• Steuben Co. Health Nurse: Daycares To Remain Open
• Canaseraga Central’s Announcement
• Allegany County Declares State of Emergency
• There Is Mass Today In The Rochester And Buffalo Dioceses
• Alfred-Almond’s Announcement
• Arkport Central’s Covid 19 Message
• Message From Canisteo-Greenwood Central
• Hornell Schools Covid-19 Announcement
• 82 Year Old NYC Woman Dies Of Covid 19
• St James Hospital’s New Visitor Rules (Effective Friday Night, March 13th)
• Academic All-Stars Cancels Remaining Events
• Hornell YMCA’s Run For The Shamrock Race, Has Been Cancelled
• Andover Maple Festival Is Cancelled
• Steuben Co Public Health Dept: Take Precautions
• Hornell Cancels St Patricks Day 2020 Festivities
• City Taking Precautions to Prevent Coronavirus Outbreak
• Bath V.A.’s Rules On Patients With Flu Like Symptoms
• Alfred State To Close On March 19th
• Harvey Weinstein Gets 23 Years
• The 2020 St Patricks Day Parade Grand Marshall Will Be…
• Aldis Nix Plan to Expand Building
• Hillary Clinton Tweets, About The Late Congressman Amo Houghton
• Early Dismissal From Hornell Intermediate School Today
• Gov. Cuomo: State Will Make 100,000 Hand Sanitizers A Week And Distribute Them
• Alstom In Hornell, Sending More High Speed Rail Cars Out
• Gov. Cuomo Works To Pass Highway Worker/Driver Safety Laws
• Governor Cuomo Declares A State Of Emergency
• Addison Man Sentenced To A Year For Threatening Call To Rep Omar
• Former Congressman Amo Houghton Has Died, At Age 93
• Sen. Gillibrand: Community Health Centers Need Funding For Corona Virus
• Fatal Crash In Avoca, Teenage Boy Dies From Injuries
• Reed’s Public Service Announcement About Scams
• ABC: Senator Warren Is Out Too
• Reed: 7.8 Billion In Funding For The Corona Virus
• Local Roads Matter Rally 2020
• Gov. Cuomo: Buffalo Residents Tested – Don’t Have Corona Virus, But There’s 4 New Cases In Westchester
• ABC: Bloomberg Is Out
• Flooding Today In Livingston County
• Last Night’s Outages
• Power Outages In Hornell And Canisteo
• Hornell Navy Reserve Officer David Pascoe, Featured In Navy Reserve 105th B’Day Video
• Two Families In Buffalo, Are Being Tested For Corona Virus
• NYPAN Endorses Leslie Danks Burke
• Gov. Cuomo Issues Order About Corona Virus Medical Costs
• Governor Andrew Cuomo: Facts Defeat Fear
• Reed Objects To Syracuse Univ, For Preventing Former Trump Press Secretary From Being Heard
• Hornell Boys Varsity Basketball Team Beats Greece-Odyssey In Saturday Night Nail Biter!
• Hornell: East Main St Bridge Update
• Closings, Cancellations For Feb 27, 2020
• Gov Cuomo Lists Hospitals That Will Lose DSRIP Funding, St James Not Mentioned
• State Senate GOP Tries To Repeal Green Light Law
• Sen O’Mara, Assemblywoman Byrnes: We Need To Stop The Green Light Law From Even Starting
• Common Council Working To Get Upgrades Done, In And Around Hornell
• Bona Students No Longer Need To Take S.A.T.’s
• Body Found In Geneseo, Might Be That of 2018 Manhunt Suspect
• Van Caeseele’s FB Post About Community Bank’s Ownership Transition
• Hornell GOP Makes Public Invite – To Hornell GOP Lincoln Day Dinner
• Byrnes: Cuomo Wants To Pull $5.8 Mil For Veterans, From The Budget
• Arkport Village News
• Seneca Street Bridge to Close Monday
• Police Chief Murray Says There an Uptick in Fentanyl Related Drugs in the City
• Plumbing Problems At CG Elementary School – So No School On Thursday
• O’Mara And Palmesano Issue Statement About Budget
• After Feds Slam Green Light Law – Cuomo Hits Back With Another Lawsuit
• NYS U.S. Attorneys Issue Statement – Re: Green Light Law
• Governor Andrew Cuomo Suing Federal Gov’t Over Homeland Ban On New Yorkers
• Steuben Co: Drivers – Use Extreme Caution
• Canisteo: Parking Ban Until Saturday, Feb 8th
• Democrat Tracy Mitrano Issues Statement – Re: Impeachment
• Preston Avenue Update: Press Conference Yesterday
• Closings
• New Yorkers And The Global Entry Program
• Closings, Cancellations, Delays, Feb 6 2020
• HPG Issues Statement, About Sequence Of Events
• Local Elected Officials At Bail Reform Rally In Albany
• Supreme Court Justice Resigns Following Investigation
• Online Questionnaire for New Yorkers Coming Soon
• County HSH&E Committee Meets Tomorrow
• Reed Bringing Young Man With Diabetes to SOTU
• Painted Post Man Jailed After Three Arrests in Month
• Steuben Officials Attend Albany Bail Reform Rally
• Accident Reported on County Route 66
• County Legislature Won’t Charge Hornell for Fire Debris
• Rush Limbaugh Has Advanced Lung Cancer
• State Comptrollers Issues Statement About Shelly Stevens
• Shelly Stevens Charged With Stealing In Hornell
• Update On Seneca/Bennett Street House Fire
• House Fire In Hornell
• Senate Candidate Leslie Danks Burke Visits Hornell
• Palmesano’s New Assembly Job: Assistant Minority Leader
• Rochester Police Officer Survives Stabbbing
• Kobe Bryant Killed In Helicopter Crash
• Palmesano, O’Mara, Byrnes – More Thoughts About The Gov’s Budget Plans
• Schumer Says: Federal Railroad Okays Hornell Alstom’s High Speed Trains To Be Tested In Colorado
• Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Proposed 2020 Budget
• GOP Lawmaker’s Reaction To The Governor’s Proposed Budget
• IMANA Is Sending $25,000 Worth Of Medicines To Puerto Rico
• Mayor John Buckley’s State of the City Speech 2020
• Jessica Cleveland Re-appointed Deputy Mayor – 11 Resolutions Passed Monday Night
• Cancer Prevention Day
• Fire In Canaseraga
• Hornell DPW Update
• Assembly Members Byrnes, Palmesano, Giglio, Tell NYS Dems To Fix Bail Rules
• Arkport Mayor Charlie Flanders, Has Passed Away
• Senator Gillibrand: Legislation For Students Who Are Also Parents
• Assemblyman Joe Giglio: Mandating HPV Vax = Intrusion On Parental Rights
• Gillibrand: Why I’m Voting Against The US Mexico Canada Trade Deal
• Sen O’Mara And Assemblywoman Byrnes, Oppose Mandating The HPV Vaccine
• Power Outages From Wind Storms, Jan 12, 2020
• Mayor Flanders Resigns
• Governor Saves Accident Victim Today In NYC
• St James Puts Visitor Restrictions Into Effect
• Two Rockets Land Near U.S. Embassy In Iraq
• Former Assemblyman, John Hasper Dies
• State Senate Dems, Might Amend The New Bail Reform Changes
• Kolb Calls It Quits
• Sen Gillibrand: Trump Is Being Impulsive About Iran
• County Names Van Etten, As Chairman Of Steuben Co. Legislature
• Allison Sworn in as 3rd Ward Alderman
• Swain Open House Later This Month, And In March
• Assembly GOP Leader Kolb, Charged With DWI
• Bath Police Looking For Masked Suspects
• Valentine Sworn in as 7th Ward Alderman
• Cathy Young: Monsey Attack Could Have Been Prevented
• Reed Issues Statement About SUNY Binghamton’s Treatment Of Conservatives
• Reed Might Run For Governor In 2022