BATH - The second draft of a comprehensive development plan for the Town of Bath came under heavy criticism Thursday during a public hearing attended by nearly 100 people, most of them residents of the municipality. More...
BATH - The mayor of Bath last week announced he would continue supporting a controversial push from the village board to dissolve the Public Utility Commission, which oversees the operations of Bath Electric Gas and Water Systems. More...
BATH - Bath Electric, Gas and Water Systems, the public utility serving the Village of Bath, announced recently the New York Public Service commission has approved an overall rate increase for electricity customers of of 1.7 percent, effective May 1. More...
The Steuben County Dog Control Officers Association at their regular monthly meeting gave Jerry Aldrich Sr. recognition for 27 years of service in the field of dog control. Aldrich has been a great help in assisting all the DCO's he comes in contact with. Pictured above at the meeting, first row: ... More...
My wife left town last Friday for a weekend conference, and so I did the sensible thing any married man does when his wife is out of town and went to a movie. I don't know about you, but when I have a couple of days of single life to myself and decide to fill the time with a movie, I generally pi... More...
BATH - A 31-year-old Erwin man was shot in the foot last week at Sanford Lake during a dispute that started when he allegedly attacked two other men with a hatchet, Steuben County Sheriff's deputies said Tuesday, April 29. Richard L. Hill VI, of Indian Pipe Lane, spent three days at Arnot Ogden M... More...
CAMPBELL - The Campbell- Savona girls varsity track and field team has qualified for the New York State Public High School Athletic Associations Scholar/Athlete Team Award for the fourteenth time in fifteen years. More...
.• Yesterday, Saturday, May 10, local members of the National Association of Letter Carriers, in conjunction with the United States Postal Service, collected nonperishable food items, like canned meats and fish, canned soup, juice, pasta, vegetables, cereal and rice, to help families in need... More...
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Pete Grannis last week announced New York will join 30 states cooperating in a new effort to encourage lapsed anglers to buy a fishing license. More...
Think again when you grab that shopping cart - food may not be the only thing the carriage is carrying. Medical experts say it's one of the most common - and easiest - places to pick up germs. In fact, nasty bugs have a higher chance of living longer and can transmit more easily in those germ... More...
High honor roll 7th grade Joelle Allen Zachary Barney Jordan Beach Megan Bouton Mariah Brusso Christopher Chapin Meghan Costa Bristol Daw Gabrielle Fonseca Marissa Fox Emily Gauss Sherri-Ann Huffner, More...
BATH - Rose Wilson, age 92, passed into the arms of Jesus, May 7. Rose was born in Racine, Wisconsin; she was the daughter of Polish immigrants, John and Mary (Bekacz) Napora, they moved to Bath where she met LaVern Wilson, the love of her life. They worked together on their farm in Towlesville. More...
Patricia and Jeff Corwin of Savona & Herbert Wood Sr. and Loretta Dove of Bath are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter Stacey Wood to Alan Frost, the son of Michael and Debra Frost of Coopers Plains. Stacey is currently a stay at home mom. Alan served seven years in the U.S. Army a... More...