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Family that broke into old Hornell hospital were prepared for long stay
The three members of a Syracuse family arrested earlier this week after allegedly burglarizing the former St. James Hospital facility brought enough supplies to spend multiple days inside the condemned 130-year-old building, Hornell Police Chief Ted Murray told the Board of Public Safety on Thursday. “They were set to steal a lot of assets from the hospital,” Murray said. “They brought in loads of equipment. They brought in beds so they could be there for a couple of days. They brought in food and they brought in drinks. They were set up.” On Nov. 9, Hornell police arrested Syracuse residents Christopher M. Fullmer, 47, Laura Fullmer, 47, and Nathan Rowley, 34, charging each with felony burglary, grand larceny and criminal mischief in connection with the break-in. The Fullmers and Rowley were apprehended after Hornell Codes Office chief Bud Burdett spotted an unsecured door at the abandoned 411 Canisteo St. building. Christopher Fullmer was detained shortly after Burdett alerted authorities to his find, while Laura Fullmer and Rowley, identified as her son, were captured hours later as they attempted to leave the scene in a waiting vehicle. Police said a fourth member of the family, the driver of the get-away vehicle,
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Police seek suspect in vehicle larceny in Elmira
ELMIRA, NY — Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect in a vehicle larceny that occurred Nov. 6, 2026. The individual was captured on surveillance video entering and searching a parked vehicle in the area of Washington Court and East Water Street, according to the Elmira Police Department.
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Police: Man arrested after making threats, assaulting multiple officials
BATH, N.Y. (WETM) – According to a release from the Village of Bath Police Department, a Rochester man has been arrested after making threats and assaulting multiple officers. On Wednesday, Nov. 11, at about 9:30 p.m., officers were sent to West Washington Street for an unwanted guest report. Upon arrival, officials made contact with the […]
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Four bowlers roll season honor scores in Corning, including a 300
There were four bowlers who rolled season honor scores this week at Crystal Lanes and it was quite a variety. There was a ladies 700, a senior 700, a junior 700 and a perfect game. Ladies first. Samantha Blanford is in the midst of enjoying a season to remember. For the sixth time this year, she has reached the 700 barrier. This week in the Magic Rags Cleaning Services Ladies League, Samantha registered the highest series for the ladies this season. She opened the night with a 269 game, added a 254 and closed the night with a 203 effort to finish with a 726 series. In the same league, two other ladies topped the 600 mark. Deon Frost opened a 662 series with a 257 game and added scores of 213 and 192 while Christine Harris notched a 601 total. Kayla Blanford nearly notched her first seven of the season only to come up two pins shy of the magic mark in the Indian Hills Mixed League. She blasted a 279 opening game and added a 235 second game. A couple of bad breaks in her third game resulted in a 184 game leaving her two pins shy with