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Canisteo Mayor Says The Village Is Getting Closer To Having A Water District

February 14, 2024

Canisteo Village Mayor Monica Recktenwald says that talks continue between Canisteo Village Hall and Hornellsville Town Hall, about getting a water distrct going. That issue was raised at the Tuesday night Canisteo Village Board meeting. One resident there last night, said that this would be welcome news for those who live on Belle Haven Road. The Canisteo mayor explained that the attorneys for both Canisteo and Hornellsville are now communicating more on this issue, and she stated that things are getting closer to making this plan, a reality.

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Canisteo Is Starting Up A Junior Firefighter Program

February 14, 2024

CANISTEO, NY – At the Tuesday evening Canisteo Village Hall meeting, the village board approved the Canisteo Village Volunteer Fire Department’s request to be able to get going with a Junior Firefighter program. Officials say that the minimum age to join is 14 years old and the junior firefighter program ends for those who turn 18, when they can join as a regular firefighter with the Canisteo Fire Dept.

Officials also say that the new Canisteo Jr Firefighter program will not increase insurance costs, as they say the Canisteo Fire Department’s insurance already covers this.

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Canisteo Police: No ATV’s/UTV’s On The Sidewalk

February 7, 2024

The Canisteo Police Department put out a reminder that residents, to avoid riding any ATVs or UTVs on Village Streets. “he Canisteo Police Department and the Village of Canisteo would like to remind our residents that riding any sort of ATV or UTV on Village Streets is NOT permitted at any time. Please be aware of the rules and regulations and permitted areas when riding an ATV or UTV. Please share and spread the word!”

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Canisteo Bridge Will Be Closed For Much Of Next Week

February 3, 2024

Steuben County Department of Public Works Commissioner Eric Rose says that the County Route 119 Bridge the Town of Canisteo will be closed to all through traffic from 7:30 am to 4 pm beginning Monday, February 5 through Thursday, February 8. The bridge is located over the Canisteo River between State Route 36 and County Road 128 and will be closed to remove debris from the bridge piers.

There will be no detour.

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Canisteo-Greenwood Has A Two Hour Delay Today

January 24, 2024


FROM CANISTEO GREENWOOD SUPERINTENDENT TOM CROOK:

Canisteo-Greenwood will be operating on a 2-hour delay today, Wednesday January 24th.

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Slippery Out There Today

January 23, 2024

Steuben County Sheriff Jim Allard says the sheriff’s office has responded to five accidents today.

Hornell Police Chief Ted Murray says the streets are slippery from the weather and to drive carefully.

Canisteo Police Chief Kyle Amidon says, Canisteo Village Roads are fair, and that even though crews are out there working hard, the weather can quickly put a damper on the work done by the plows.

Also numerous accidents are being reported today. There were at least two accidents in Bath, and one accident this afternoon near the Almond Dam.

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Hornell Teams Win In Last Night’s Dan Barkley Showcase

January 13, 2024

ALFRED, NY – Last night at the Alfred State College during the Dan Barkley Showcase, the Hornell Girls Basketball team defeated the Wellsville girls, 62-40. The Hornell Boys beat Wellsville, 52-44.

Here is THE UPDATED schedule for today (for Saturday January 13, all Boys games)
Andover/Whitesville vs. Hammondsport, noon
Cuba-Rushford vs. Canisteo-Greenwood 2 p.m.

Bolivar-Richburg vs. Addison, 4 p.m.
Thomas Edison (Elmira) vs. Jasper/Troupsburg, 4:00 p.m.
Genesee Valley/Belfast vs. Arkport/Canaseraga, 6:00 p.m.

All games will be broadcast on WLEA, AM 1480 also heard on FM 106.9 and on WLEA.net’s listen live stream.

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Some Changes In Who Will Take Certain Offices, In Steuben County

January 9, 2024

BATH, NY – Steuben County Election Commissioner Vicky Olin tells Wlea News that the Town of Thurston highway superintendent and town clerk have, since their November election victories, filed their resignations with the town of Thurston. The highway superintendent and the clerk, are married couple, and they announced that they are moving out of the area. What happens next? The Thurston Town Board will have to appoint a new clerk and new highway superintendent for this year, and then those two positions will go onto the ballot in the November 5 election this year.

In Fremont, there was a write-in campaign for the town justice job, and the winner does not want to accept the position now, so that will go on the ballot in the November 5 election as well. In Greenwood, there were no official candidates for town justice race, and there was a three way tie between write-in candidates. Because this is a judicial position, a higher court system might intervene and make a decision for Greenwood’s situation. Also, as reported earlier today, in Canisteo, there’s a situation where Town Supervisor Jason Woodworth did not seek re-election last fall, but ended up winning the November elections due to a write-in campaign for him. Woodworth now says he’s decided to stay on in office. Also in Canisteo, the person who won the clerk’s race declined to accept the clerk’s position, so a new Canisteo clerk was appointed last night.

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Canisteo Wind Project Update

January 9, 2024

CANISTEO, NY – Wind Company Invenergy says the Canisteo project has been somewhat modified by state officials: it will now be a 56 wind turbine proejct, instead of 117 turbines. That’s reportedly because the original proposal would be too much for the grid.

The wind turbines will be 591 feet tall, and the cost will be just under one billion dollars. Tree clearing will be done in the fall 2025 Delivery of turbines in 2026 and 2027, in the summertime, both years, and 2027 is the year they’ll be up and running.

The wind company hopes to do a phase two afterwards.

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Jason Woodworth Takes The Job Once Again

January 9, 2024

Canisteo Town Supervisor Jason Woodworth has decided to accept the election results and stay on in office. Jennifer Dewey won the clerks race in November but afterwards declined taking the job. The former clerk Lee Ann Dickey has already retired. The Canisteo Town Board appointed a new clerk: Carly Askins was chosen by the board. Carly Askins will also be doing registrar and tax clerk duties. This is a one year job until there is an election.

The clerk pay is $17,000 a year. The tax clerk pay is $2400 a year and $150 a year for the registrar’s position.

Also Steve Cotton is becoming the town historian. Cotton takes over for Glenn Dickey. Mullen and Associates are staying on as the municipal attorneys for the town. Gary Hadsel continuies as dog control officer. Citizens and Northern will still be the bank used by the town board, and Five Star Bank will be the bank used for tax collection purposes.

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Power Outage In Hornell, Water Issues In Canisteo

December 29, 2023

FROM THE CANISTEO VILLAGE HALL FB PAGE:
We have identified a water main break on Elm St. The contractor is scheduled to repair the leak today, December 29th. Residents on Elm between 6th & 7th will experience a disruption in water during the repair. Sorry for any inconvenience.

FROM THE HORNELL POLICE FB PAGE:
Fri, Dec 29, 2023 – Power outage in the City of Hornell. Outage occurred at approximately 1:00am. The outage includes various streets north and south of the eastern portion of Main St. Officials say, the power came back on, at about 4:00am this morning.

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Canisteo Woman Facing Drug Charges, After A Chase

December 22, 2023

CANISTEO, NY – Canisteo Police Chief Kyle Amidon reports that Kimberly Corigliano, 52, of Cunningham Creek Road Canisteo, was pulled over after a chase on Fourth Street in Canisteo. Police say she was found to have 14 grams of meth and over $700 in her car. Corigliano was charged yesterday with 3rd degree hindering prosecution, 3rd degree hindering a police officer, 2nd degree obstruction of governmental administration, Felony 3rd degree possession of a controlled substance, and other charges. Canisteo Police Chief Kyle Amindon says, the arrest of Kimberly Corigliano happened as a result of the recent arrest of Jason Loper of Hornell, as police say she was with Loper at the time of his arrest December 19.

Jason Loper was arrested on December 19, by Canisteo Police, after being wanted on warrants by State Police and the Sheriff’s Department.

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