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Wellsville Sun

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Wellsville Secondary announces 1st Quarter Honor and Merit Rolls for grades 6-8

Great job in the classroom Lions!! From Wellsville Central School District, HIGH HONOR 6th Luke Aftuck, Allison Brubaker, Ellyson Cerullo, Maive Gamache, Silas Gill, Liam Green, Esau Harris, Ivan Jordan, […] The post Wellsville Secondary announces 1st Quarter Honor and Merit Rolls for grades 6-8 appeared first on THE WELLSVILLE SUN .

Wellsville, NY · 1d

Spectator

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Steuben County CCE honors local community leaders

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Steuben County recognized outstanding volunteers, community partners, agricultural businesses and youth during its annual meeting and awards dinner in Bath. The celebration brought together volunteers, supporters and community members at Waters Clubhouse and Catering at the Bath Country Club, according to a community announcement. The event also included the installation of new board members and recognition of an employee's five years of service. Assemblywoman Andrea Bailey attended the celebration and helped present awards to the recipients. Who received Cornell Cooperative Extension awards? The organization recognized individuals, businesses and community groups for their contributions to Cornell Cooperative Extension programs and the communities they serve. This year's honorees included: Outstanding Youth Award: Madeline Slayton Friend of Extension Award: Jini Groen and Ellen Shaw Maceko Cornell Connection Award: Cornell Cooperative Extension of Yates County Outstanding Volunteers Award: Canisteo Community Garden Volunteers, Kathy Boccia and Lisa Adams Agribusiness of the Year Award: Smith's Stock Farm The organization also honored Katie Weigle for reaching five years of service with Cornell Cooperative Extension. More: Hornell police say Syracuse family caught burglarizing old hospital New board members installed during annual meeting In addition to presenting awards, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Steuben County installed

Steuben County, NY · 2d

WETM 18 News

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Veterans turn to ketamine therapy for depression relief

TWIN TIERS (WETM)— Veterans struggle with depression, PTSD, and suicidal thoughts. Finding the right treatments can be challenging, but now some are turning to therapy and ketamine to help. “There have been over 400 studies looking at ketamine for depression and mental health. What we found is it causes profound results for people who have […]

Hornell, NY · 1d

The Star Gazette

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Where new state grants are flowing to boost area water quality projects

Communities in Chemung, Steuben and other Southern Tier counties are among localities statewide that will benefit from water quality grants announced by Gov. Kathy Hochul. Through the program, the state Department of Environmental Conservation is awarding $45 million in state grants to support 25 projects to further improve water quality in Region 8, which includes Chemung, Steuben and Schuyler counties. Those projects will directly improve water quality or habitat, promote flood risk reduction, restoration, and enhanced flood and climate resiliency, or protect a drinking water source, DEC said in a news release. "Funding from these grants will directly help local communities upgrade essential infrastructure to protect drinking water, improve flood resiliency, and reduce the amount of polluted stormwater runoff entering lakes, rivers and streams,” said DEC Region 8 Director Timothy P. Walsh. Here is a breakdown of how those grants will support water quality projects in area counties: Chemung County Chemung County: A $400,000 grant will enable the county to buy a vacuum truck to conduct regular cleanouts of catch basins and stormwater infrastructure and help reduce pollution in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Town of Horseheads: A $400,000 grant will fund replacement of an aging salt storage facility at the

Chemung County, NY · 3d

Wellsville Sun

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YMCA of the Twin Tiers Announces Closure of Wellsville Early Learning Center effective December 30, 2026

“Over time, the gap between operating revenues and expenses has proven increasingly difficult to overcome.” Organization reaffirms its longstanding commitment to serving the Wellsville community through its YMCA branch, programs, […] The post YMCA of the Twin Tiers Announces Closure of Wellsville Early Learning Center effective December 30, 2026 appeared first on THE WELLSVILLE SUN .

Wellsville, NY · 2d

News 8 WROC

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Mt. Morris mulch fire burns weeks later, raising concerns among neighbors, state officials

MOUNT MORRIS, N.Y. (WROC) — A mulch fire in Livingston County is still burning nearly two weeks later. Concerns are being raised by neighbors and a state senator about the smoke and its potential impact on residents’ health and air quality. Crews are actively working to extinguish the fire at Schrier Farms in Mount Morris. […]

Livingston County, NY · 1d

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'Cashew' named Purina's Chief Snuggle Officer

Purina announced a local cat named Cashew as its Chief Snuggle Officer, winning a grand prize of $25,000 and a $10,000 donation to the Wyoming County SPCA animal shelter. Cashew, his parents, Alec and Danielle Meyers, and Jackie Pinkowski, Wyoming County SPCA manager, joined ARC Rochester to discuss his big win and the importance of supporting animal rescue.

Wyoming County, NY · 1d

herald-courier.com

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Public comment, tax exceptions discussed

Machias town officials heard from a town resident who lived on Potter Road during their Oct. 19 meeting. The resident had questioned the board on whether they have plans to fix section 1-14 of the road, and if there were any plans to keep it open during the winter. Highway...

Machias, NY · 1d

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Big Ben: Bill leads Bonnies’ to second straight win with season-high 28 points

ST. BONAVENTURE, NY – Through the first ten minutes, there was an eerie air of uncertainty in the Reilly Center. Hosting Cornell for their first night of a three-game home stand, things were not falling St. Bonaventure’s way. The Bonnies were scoring, and scoring efficiently at 7-for-14, but...

St Bonaventure, NY · 1d

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Bill leads Saint Bonaventure against Lafayette after 28-point game

Lafayette Leopards (1-2) at Saint Bonaventure Bonnies (2-1) BOTTOM LINE: Saint Bonaventure plays Lafayette after Benjamin Bill scored 28 points in Saint Bonaventure's 88-64 victory over the Cornell Big Red. Saint Bonaventure went 17-17 overall a season ago while going 9-7 at home. The Bonnies averaged 76.4 points per game...

Olean, NY · 13h

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Panthers dispatch Perry in sub-regional with barrage of serves, spikes

BUFFALO, NY – Returning to the brink of the New York Public High School Athletic Association State tournament, the Perry volleyball team walked out under the bright lights with a sense of ‘finally.’ It had been 39 years since the Section V Yellowjackets had claimed a Sectional title and earned a chance to play for a state bid.

Portville, NY · 2d

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$13.5M investment targets 103 lane miles of road repairs in New York

More than $13.5 million is being invested in road repairs across the region, with work planned on 103 lane miles. The projects include $1 million to repave Route 223 between Van Etten and Erin in Chemung County. In Steuben County, crews will resurface parts of Routes 226 and 415 in...

New York · 1d

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Douglas approved for appointment to Ward 6 seat on Common Council; sewage lawsuit settled

The Olean Common Council confirmed the appointment Tuesday of James Douglas Jr. to the Ward 6 vacancy and learned that a long-standing lawsuit may be close to resolution. Aldermen voted 6-0 to confirm Mayor Amy B. Sherburne’s nomination of James Douglas Jr., to the Ward 6 seat left vacant since the resignation of former Council President Vernon Robinson Jr. on July 28.

Allegany, NY · 1d