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Western N.Y. behavioral health center offers 24/7 care, even on holidays

BestSelf opened its 24/7 BestResponse Crisis Intensive Stabilization Center in January 2026 and has been serving the Western New York community since then. The center offers 24/7 mental health counseling, medication management and crisis services for those experiencing symptoms of mental health crises. "There has never been something like this...

Allegany County, NY · 8h
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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
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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

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

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Catholic Charities Steuben/Livingston Expands Community Kitchen Program to Mt. Morris

Third location will open on Wednesday November 18th on E. State Street. Catholic Charities Steuben/Livingston (CCSL) is expanding its Community Kitchen program with the opening of its third location at 34 E. State Street in Mt. Morris, bringing the organization’s meal services to more individuals and families as more community members face food insecurity.

Mt Morris, NY · 1d

Wellsville Sun

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Division I Binghamton adds Wellsville state champion pitcher Makenzie Cowburn to ‘pitching arsenal’

Bearcats looking to go to NCAA College World Series for the third straight season By JOHN ANDERSON After winning a state championship for Wellsville softball and being named the New […] The post Division I Binghamton adds Wellsville state champion pitcher Makenzie Cowburn to ‘pitching arsenal’ appeared first on THE WELLSVILLE SUN .

Wellsville, NY · 1d

Wellsville Sun

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It’s time to winterize!! Fassett Lane Lumber in Wellsville is your DIY Headquarters

Lower your heating bill this winter with proper preparation From Fassett Lane Lumber, Follow them on Facebook A powdering of snow has finally hit the hilltops and home heating costs […] The post It’s time to winterize!! Fassett Lane Lumber in Wellsville is your DIY Headquarters appeared first on THE WELLSVILLE SUN .

Wellsville, NY · 10h

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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 · 21h

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The 2026 Steuben County Budget Presentation

FROM STEUBEN COUNTY: Steuben County Manager and Budget Officer Jack K. Wheeler presented the proposed 2027 Steuben County budget today before members of the community and the Steuben County Legislature, outlining a financial plan focused on maintaining essential services, investing in public safety and infrastructure, and protecting local taxpayers amid rising state and federal costs. Despite significant financial pressures associated with state mandates, foster care, SNAP administration and employee expenses, the proposed budget maintains a property tax levy increase well below the New York State tax cap while continuing the County’s longstanding trend of reducing the average full-value property tax rate. “Developing this budget required difficult decisions and careful financial planning. We’re facing significant increases in mandated costs, particularly in Social Services, while continuing to invest in public safety, our roads and the services our residents depend on. Through responsible budgeting, conservative revenue forecasting and the work of our Legislature, department heads and employees, we’ve developed a plan that addresses these challenges while remaining well below the New York State tax cap. “

Steuben County, NY · 13h

Wellsville Sun

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Genesee Valley Central School Honor Roll students for 1st Quarter announced

Go Jags!! See who “made the grade” in 7-12 From Genesee Valley, The administration of Genesee Valley Central School announces the following students, grades 7-12, have been named to the […] The post Genesee Valley Central School Honor Roll students for 1st Quarter announced appeared first on THE WELLSVILLE SUN .

Belmont, NY · 15h

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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