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Wellsville Bus Accident Driver Identified: Hornell Teen Suffers Life Threatening Injuries

November 28, 2023

FROM NYSP: On November 27, 2023, Troopers out of SP Wellsville responded to a collision involving a bus and a vehicle on State Route 19 in the town of Wellsville, NY. Investigation determined that a 2012 Chevrolet Impala operated by Troy O’Brien, 19 of Hornell, NY was traveling south bound on State Route 19 and crossed into the north bound lane striking a 2023 bus head on. The bus operator and the nineteen children of the Wellsville Central School District were treated for minor injuries at Jones Memorial Hospital. O’Brien was extracted from the Chevrolet and transported to Jones Memorial Hospital for life-threatening injuries.

The NYSP Collision Reconstruction Unit, Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Wellsville Central School assisted in this investigation.
This is still an ongoing investigation.

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Rep. Nick Langworthy Praises The Bath VA

July 27, 2023

Republican Congressman Nick Langworthy is voting for House Resolution 4366, The Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act. Which, in the VA part of it, provides appropriations for VA hospitals. Regarding this topic on the house floor yesterday Langworthy talked about the Bath VA. “I recently had the privilege of visiting the Bath NY VA Hospital in my district, in Steuben County, where I witnessed firsthand, the incredible work done by the Bath VA staff,” Langworthy stated. “These facilities are responsible for serving thousands of veterans, and they deserve our unwavering support.”

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Suicidal Male May Have Had Plans To Assassinate Politicians

July 22, 2023

STEUBEN COUNTY, NY – District Attorney Brooks Baker tells WLEA News that recently, a male suspect walked into St. James Hospital and shot himself in the neck. Baker says that the suicidal male survived, but was discovered to have a note on him, indicating that he wanted to/was planning on making political assassinations. “Right now, we are in the infancy of the investigation,” Baker tells WLEA. “Monday morning, we will be meeting with New York State Police, the Steuben County Sheriff’s Department and others, to discuss whether this will proceed as a criminal investigation, or if if it a mental health issue.”

Baker also said, the Federal Bureau Of Investigation and the Secret Service are involved in this investigation.

WLEA also spoke with Hornell Mayor John Buckley. “All I can say publicly is that this person is not from Hornell and the incident did not happen in Hornell,” Buckley told WLEA.

Wlea will be reporting on this after the Monday meeting, to let you know more, when more is made public.

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Hornell DPW Chief: 10 Streets Paved So Far In 2023

July 20, 2023

Hornell Department of Public Works Chief Mitch Cornish says that most of the street paving has been done and that Hornell crews have done 10 streets so far.

Cornish also says D.P.W. crews will be finishing the work this year in October.

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Steamers Win Again Last Night

July 19, 2023

The Hornell Steamers fought from behind for a crucial 12-10 victory over the Genesee Rapids on Tuesday evening.  Genesee jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the bottom of the 1st. Bobby Sellers (Alfred State) hit a two-out, two-RBI single in the 2nd to get on the board.  The Rapids scored a run in the bottom of the 2nd but Tyler Curtis (Fredonia) collected a two-out RBI single and Luca Ciaramitaro (Siena) followed with a two-run single in the 3rd to make it 6-5.  A RBI groundout in the 3rd made it 7-5 before Curtis hit a sac fly in the 5th to make it a one-run game.  Spencer Crane collected a two-run single in the 5th and Dalton Cody hit a sac fly to make it 10-6.  Jason Story (Utica) hit a two-out RBI single in the 6th but neither team would score again until the 9th.  Tim Burns (Maine Presque Isle) and Justin Swanson (North Park) drew walks to lead off the 9th. After a pop out, Curtis drew a walk a walk to load the bases. Ciaramitaro followed by drawing a walk to drive in Burns. After a strikeout, Matt Wessels (Iona) drew a walk on a 3-2 count and on a 2-2 count Ryan Hill (Mercyhurst) was hit by a pitch to tie it up. Story gave the Steamers the lead when his fly ball was misplayed and dropped for a two-run double.   Nathan O’Brochta (Fredonia) retired the Rapids 1-2-3 in the bottom of the 9th to secure the victory. O’Brochta pitched the final 4.2 innings and allowed just one run on one hit. He walked one and struck out two.  Curtis was 2 for 2 with 2 RBI, Ciaramitaro was 2 for 4 with 3 RBI, and Story was 2 for 6 with a 3 RBI. Hornell drew nine walks and were hit by two pitches.  Crane was 4 for 5 with 4 RBI to lead the Rapids. Eli MacDonald and Aidan Stern each had two hits.  Hornell travels to Olean to take on the 1st place Oilers in a 5 p.m. doubleheader on Wednesday.

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Hornell Steamers Win Again Monday Night

July 18, 2023

The Hornell Steamers won their third straight game at Maple City Park, 13-7- over the Horseheads Hitmen, on Monday evening.

The Hitmen got on the board first in the 2nd inning when they scored. Hornell answered with five runs in the 3rd and never gave up the lead. In the 3rd, Tim Burns (Maine Presque Isle) hit a RBI single, Robert Chesney (Central Connecticut) hit a sac fly that was dropped and scored two runs, and DJ Stoianovich (Finger Lakes CC) capped the inning with a two-run double to left.

Matt Wessels (Iona) hit a solo homer to lead off the 4th and Justin Swanson (North Park) followed with a RBI single to make it 7-1.

Noah Brooks (Siena) hit a two-run single, Swanson scored on a wild pitch, and Stoianovich drew a bases loaded walk to push the lead to 11-1 in the 5th.

A three-run homer Aidan Sturtevant keyed a four run 6th inning that cut the lead to 11-5.

Burns hit a sac fly in the 6th, Horsheads scored two in the 8th, and Swanson hit a RBI single in the 8th to cap the scoring.

Swanson was 4 for 5 with 2 RBI to lead the 15-hit attack. Wessels was 3 for 4 with five runs scored and a RBI, Stoianovich was 2 for 4 with 3 RBI, and Burns was 2 for 5 with 2 RBI.

Zach Morse (Alfred State) pitched 5.1 innings to earn the win. He allowed six hits, four earned runs, and walked one while striking out three. Caleb Clements (Cobleskill) pitched 2.2 innings with two strikeouts while Gates Miller (Alfred State) got the final three outs with a strikeout.

Nate Kearney was 3 for 3 with a RBI to lead Horseheads.

Hornell travels to Houghton on Tuesday for a 7 p.m. contest with the Genesee Rapids.

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Air Quality Issues Are Back – Again

July 17, 2023

HORNELL, NY – The air quality issues are back once again, and yes, it’s due to the Canadian wildfires. Meteorologist Rob Carolan says we have some haze out there this morning, due to the wildfires from the western part of Canada, and not Ontario this time around. Carolan also says, the Air Quality Alert is in effect until Tuesday at midnight (early Tuesday).

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O’Mara’s Letter To Gov Hochul About High Speed Internet

July 16, 2023

State Senator Tom O’Mara (R-C, Big Flats) today joined Senate Republican Leader Rob Ortt and members of the Senate Republican Conference to urge Governor Kathy Hochul to prioritize unserved and underserved communities throughout New York State when allocating recently announced federal high-speed internet grants.

In a letter today to the governor, O’Mara and his colleagues wrote, “Today, more than ever, access to high-speed internet is a necessity for work, school, and more. We cannot rely upon the creativity of local communities to ensure people have access. We have a responsibility to find a permanent solution. This recent announcement of funding provides an opportunity to solve this problem and ensure all unserved and underserved New Yorkers have access to high-speed internet.”

O’Mara said, “Ensuring access to high-speed internet is one of New York government’s fundamental responsibilities. The distribution of this forthcoming federal aid must be accomplished equitably and fairly across the state, especially in those areas across our Upstate New York region that are unserved and underserved.”

The federal government announced a $42.5 billion multi-state allocation to bring affordable and reliable high-speed Internet service to every community in the nation. New York State is expected to receive nearly $665 million in funding to help expand affordable and reliable Internet access.

Many communities, particularly rural upstate communities, still have no access or extremely limited access to high-speed internet despite investments that were intended to ensure broadband access in every corner of the state. Many communities were left out when the previous programs were rolled out and still remain without access to affordable and reliable high-speed internet today. In order to not repeat the shortcomings of previous broadband programs, the Senate Republican Conference is advocating that the Executive ensure these communities are prioritized when dispersing these newly announced federal funds.

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Hornell School Board Reappoints Clark And Liberto

July 13, 2023

The Hornell Board of education held their reorganizational meeting last night. The School Board President Christopher Clark was voted in once again, and the BOE Vice President, Joe Liberto was reappointed as well.

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Canisteo Construction To Be Wrapped Up Within Next Few Weeks

July 12, 2023

Canisteo Mayor Monica Recktenwald says the state has turned off the electric outlet in the village park. That happened because the person with a rental car that had an out of state plate, used it to charge her car an electric car. The mayor asked the New York State Department of Transporation to keep the outlets off until the construction is done.

Construction is going to he finished at the of the summer.

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Troopers: Lock Your Doors, Michael Burham Is Still On The Loose

July 10, 2023

New York State Police continue to assist Pennsylvania State Police and the United States Marshal Service in the manhunt of Michael Burham, 34 of Jamestown, NY. Burham escaped from Warren County Jail in Pennsylvania on July 7, 2023.

**NYSP remind the community lock their doors and windows including vehicles.

Call 911 if you see Burham or believe he has taken something from your property.

NYSP are working with Law Enforcement agencies in the area of NY and PA.

Burham should be considered armed and dangerous.

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Dansville Gliders Beat Hornell Steamers In Both Games Of Sunday’s Doubleheader

July 10, 2023

 

The Dansville Gilders used a big offensive day to sweep Hornell 18-5 and 12-3 on Sunday afternoon.

 

In the opener, Dansville’s bats were alive from the start. They scored three in the 1st to grab the early lead.

 

In the bottom of the 1st, Tim Burns (Maine Presque Isle) and Justin Swanson (North Park) hit back to back doubles to put Steamers on the board. Robert Chesney (Central Connecticut State) made it 3-2 with a sac fly.

 

Dansville collected a pair of homers, including a three-run shot by Shanley Wall, to add to their lead. Their five run 2nd inning made it 8-2.

 

In the 2nd, Bobby Bartlett (North Park) and DJ Stoianovich (Finger Lakes CC) singled to lead off the inning. Ryan Hill (Mercyhurst) delivered a RBI double, Stoianovich scored on a fielding error, and Swanson’s second RBI double made it 8-5.

 

Dansville went to the bullpen and the pen did not allow another run the rest of the way. Colby Seelig allowed seven hits but did not allow a run in 4.1 innings.

 

The Gliders added three in the 3rd, one in the 5th, and six in the 7th to expand the lead. 

 

Mitchell Gumbko was 3 for 3 with 3 RBI while Wall finished 2 for 3 with 4 RBI.

 

Swanson was 4 for 4 with a pair of RBI while Stoianovich was 2 for 3. Burns, Noah Brooks (Siena), and Bartlett were each 2 for 4.

 

In the nightcap, Dansville jumped ahead early again with four runs in the 1st but Chesney answered right back with a three-run homer in the bottom half of the inning. Dansville’s pitching would keep Hornell off the board the rest of the day while adding single runs in the 3rd and 4th, four runs in the 6th, and two more in the 7th.

 

Matt Wessels (Iona) was the lone Steamer with multiple hits finishing 2 for 4.

 

Gumbko led the Gliders offense with a 3 for 5, 1 RBI day while Grant Martin collected three RBI. Noah Warriner earned the win by pitching the first four innings of the contest.

 

Tomorrow, Burns, Swanson, Chesney, Jason Story (Utica), Tre Slawson (Keuka), and Nathan O’Brochta (Fredonia) will participate in the 2023 NYCBL All-Star game. The contest starts at 6:30 p.m. at Houghton University.

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