Steuben Courier

COMMUNITY

07/20/2008

Victims of Domestic Violence Women's Support Group Victims of Domestic Violence Women's Support Group will meet from 6:45-7:45 p.m. Monday nights. The next meeting will be held July 21. For more information call 1- 800-286-3407.

Economics 101

Rob Price — 07/20/2008

If you're like me, you've been reading all about these two characters, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and how they may wreck the U.S. economy.

Bath's revised comprehensive plan now on Web

By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE — 07/20/2008

BATH - Bath town officials have completed a new draft of a comprehensive plan to guide future development in the municipality. The document, expanded from an earlier version, is available for viewing on the Steuben County government's website.

Relay for Life pulls in big crowd

By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE — 07/20/2008

HAMMONDSPORT - Organizers for the 2008 Bath- Hammondsport Relay for Life, held last weekend at the Hammondsport Firemen's Park, estimate the annual event raised nearly $60,000 in donations to the American Cancer Society.

Town could complete adult business law by fall

By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE — 07/20/2008

BATH - As local officials move towards wrapping up a comprehensive development plan for the Town of Bath, the original impetus for that plan - the desire to regulate adultoriented businesses within the municipality - could lead to special legislation by early fall.

911 chief stepping down amidst criticism

By MARY PERHAM CORNING LEADER — 07/20/2008

BATH - Under mounting pressure from the public and growing scrutiny from Steuben County legislators, county 911 Director Tim Wixom has informed county officials he will resign. County Administrator Mark Alger last week said Wixom turned in a brief letter of resignation Wednesday afternoon, indicating his last day in office will be Aug. 8.

HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS

07/20/2008

• The 26th Annual Wine Country Classic Boat Show and Regatta started Friday, July 18, continued through Saturday the 19th and will close today. From 75 to 100 classic wooden antique boats have been involved in the event on Keuka Lake. The featured boats are from the 1940s.

Extension celebrates sour cherries

Provided by Cornell Cooperative Extension — 07/20/2008

Last week was "cherry week" at the Bath Wednesday Farmer's Market. Nutrition Educator Jon Sterlace created a tasty Fire-Roasted Corn and Cherry Salsa at the Cornell Cooperative Extension booth. He said most of the people who came to the booth liked cherries and appreciated learning a new way to prepare them.

Neighborhood Watch cleans up

07/20/2008

Pictured above, Bath Neighborhood Watch held its fourth annual Spring Clean-Up on May 10. There were 37 participants including Kiwanis Little League teams and their coaches. Two truck loads of debris and 17 bags of trash were disposed of from the downtown area including the Wilson Skate Park.

Cooperative Extension to appear at July 23 market

07/20/2008

The Cornell Cooperative Extension will prepare a hot meal consisting of zucchini, summer squash, fresh carrots, scallions and herbs at the Bath Farmers Market July 23. The extension will partner with the Bath Area Resource Center for the meal.

County Historical Society to host open house in old Babcock Hollow Schoolhouse

07/20/2008

BATH - The Steuben County Historical Society will once again be welcoming visitors to the restored Babcock Hollow Schoolhouse during the Steuben County Fair, August 12-17. The Society's One-Room School Project Committee has, to date, identified approximately 366 one-room school districts throughout the County in 1930, when centralizations of many small districts began.

Arc of Steuben hosts annual golf tourney

07/20/2008

More than 100 golfers participated in the recent Arc Star Golf Classic at the Bath Country Club. The annual event is a principal fundraiser for Arc of Steuben. At left, Five Star Bank team members Jeff James, Dean Brockway, Tony Dickson and Chris Yartym celebrate after their round.

Art show at Curtiss Museum

07/20/2008

An Aviation Art Exhibit, featuring the original art and prints of Robert Bradford, John F. Gould, Ted Williams, Frank Wootton, and others, is on display through August 31, 2008, at the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum of early aviation and local history.

Southview trailer park sold in county auction

BY MARY PERHAM THE LEADER — 07/20/2008

BATH - Steuben County recouped more than 400,000 owed in back taxes and then some at its annual real property auction last week. The 56 properties on the auction block included the Southview Manor mobile home park in the town of Bath owned by alleged multiple-child abuser Richard Lindsay.

'Oklahoma' nearing opening night

07/20/2008

Pictured above, Bill Grimmer, musical director for Keuka Lake Players' summer musical 'Oklahoma,' rehearses with cast members for the musical, which will be performed at Hammondsport High School Aug. 1-3.

Windfarm company under investigation

By MARY PERHAM CORNING LEADER — 07/20/2008

ALBANY - The developer of two local wind farms is under investigation by state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo for alleged improper dealings with public officials and anti-competitive practices... First Wind, formerly known as UPC, was served with subpoenas by the AG's office Tuesday, according to a press release from Cuomo's staff...

Arc of Steuben opens county-wide bus routes to the public

BY MARY PERHAM THE LEADER — 07/20/2008

BATH - Residents in parts of Steuben County could find some relief from the cost of gas with the new public trans portation system provided by the Arc of Steuben.

Fremont couple told by state to stop feeding their birds

By ROB MONTANA THE EVENING TRIBUNE — 07/20/2008

STEPHENS MILLS - About a week after a black bear entered a back room connected to Harold and Carol Bates' home in Fremont - and left by crashing through a window with a 50- pound bag of bird seed in its mouth - the couple has received an order from the state Department of Environmental Conservation to stop feeding the birds.

Learn car maintenance at Dormann library

07/20/2008

BATH - Chris Goodrich of Goodrich Autoworks will speak at the Dormann Library at 1:30 p.m. July 16 on basic car maintenance. This program is open to those in grade 6 and up. Young readers may also register for the teen reading program "Metamorphosis @ Your Library.

THE R.A.P. SHEET

07/20/2008

Editor's note: The Minutes of the Village and Town Board meetings appearing below have not been approved at the time this goes to press. Town of Avoca Minutes of the Avoca Town Board regular meeting June 18, 2008 called to order by SupervisorWellington at 7:11 PM. Held at the Avoca Central School Cafeteria.

Rosa M. Fiordo

07/20/2008

Rosa M. Fiordo, age 99, of 7674 North Main Street, Kanona, died July 16 at Ira Davenport Hospital in Bath. Rosa was born in Kanona, the daughter of John and Christine (Vicharilo) Minichello. She was active in many organizations over the years, such as, The American Legion Aux., The Knights of Columbus Aux., N.A.R.F.E., and a member of the St. Mary's Parish of Bath.

Helen R. Opila

07/20/2008

BATH - Helen R. Opila, passed away on July 17 at her home in Bath. She was born in Midland, Michigan. Helen lived most of her adult life in Chicago Heights, Illinois. She resided in Bath for the last 15 years. Helen was preceded in death by her husband, Edward, and daughter, Alice.

Kelly Clarke

07/20/2008

LISLE, NEW YORK - Kelly Clarke, age 47, of Lisle, New York went to be with her Lord on Saturday, July 12, after a courageous battle with cancer. She was born March 20, 1961 in Bath, and grew up on Keuka Lake in Hammondsport, NY. She is the daughter of Robert and Norma Carpenter of Bath, and Englewood, Florida.

Michael James Murphy

07/20/2008

BATH - Michael James Murphy, age 60, of Geneva Street Bath, died Wednesday, July 9 at the Bath V. A. M. C. He was born in Corning, August 7, 1947 the son of Thomas J. Sr. and Bernice LaFever Murphy. He was a Navy Veteran and was retired from Dietetics at the Bath VA. He was an avid Fisherman and Giants Football Fan.

Robert Eugene Young

07/20/2008

CAMPBELL - Robert Eugene Young, age 74, of 4230 Young Lane, Campbell, died Friday, July 11, at Corning Hospital, Corning. Bob was born April 17, 1934 at Westfield, Pennsylvania, the son of the late Leo and Leah (Hackett) Young. On Jan.

Global warming needs coordinated action now

07/20/2008

I am a student here in the town of Bath who has a great concern for the issue of global warming. Global warming is a terrible problem that is drastically altering our environment and causing many horrific changes in the climate through out the world and even here in our own town.

Steuben legislators on the wrong trail

07/20/2008

To the Editor, I noticed Mark Alger and Philip Roche got their way on the recently vacated Health Care Facility - "Office Space" more office space. I have for over a year pleaded with the county legislators to consider this building for assisted living services which is needed so badly in the county. Their response was nothing.

Relay for Life a great success

07/20/2008

On behalf of the American Cancer Society's 2008 Bath-Hammondsport Relay For Life, I would like to express my appreciation to local residents for their generosity and support. This year, 20 teams participated in the event, raising more than $58,000 for the American Cancer Society's programs of research, education, advocacy, and patient services.

Dana Lyon building becoming an eye sore

07/20/2008

Regarding the Lyon, I have already read one too many letter on this subject. But I am prompted to write another. It really baffles me to wonder what are we saving the Lyon for? Is it a place for weeds to grow? Stray cats and stray people?

Prattsburgh discord a disappointment

07/20/2008

To the Editor, The Town of Prattsburgh has recently undergone a division unlike any seen in its history. The citizens are in such disharmony over the building of wind mills. Nestled between the hills and valley of the Finger Lakes, this small community is usually known for its loyalty and unfathomable spirit. Instead it is a town divided.

How green is your TV?

07/20/2008

Dear EarthTalk: I need to replace my old TV. Can you tell me which of the latest models is the greenest? I was told that the flatscreen/ plasmas are real energy hogs. What do you recommend?

Sportsmen's paradise returning in October

07/20/2008

The second annual Southern Tier Outdoor Recreation Exposition is gearing up for business on October 4-5, 2008 in Bath, NY. Numerous attractions will be available at the show including: • Talons A Bird of Prey Experience - Lorrie and Talon Skye Schumacher will present hawks, falcons and owls in an exciting flying show that is great fun for the entire family.

Pa. hunters win first round in court

By JIM SLINSKY — 07/20/2008

Unless you have been in Guatemala for the sailfish bite, you should know the Unified Sportsmen of PA sued the PA Game Commission (PGC) for capricious and arbitrary management of the PA deer herd.Actually, this is their second lawsuit against the PGC; the first case was dismissed.

Ex-Jackal Guinn killed in car crash

GATEHOUSE MEDIA — 07/20/2008

JEFFERSON, IOWA - Rob Guinn , a defenseman who spent two-and-a-half seasons with the Elmira Jackals, died last weekend in a car crash outside of Ames, Iowa. The car driven by Guinn, 32, was struck when an on coming vehicle failed to stop at an intersection on U.S. Highway 30, sending both cars into a ditch.

The blotter

07/20/2008

Sexual abuse The village of Bath police reports the arrest of Stanley J. Sulim, 66, of 10 Geneva St., Bath for first degree sexual abuse stemming from an allegation the he had sexual contact with a five year old female. Sulim was arraigned in Bath village court and remanded to the Steuben County Jail in lieu of $10,000 cash or $20,000 bond.

Sentencing in dog killing case rescheduled

GATEHOUSE MEDIA — 07/20/2008

BATH - Sentencing was adjourned Monday, July 14, in the case of a 26-year-old Bath man who admitted killing and dismembering a dog last year in Savona. Jeremy James was scheduled to be sentenced in Steuben County Court on the charge of aggravated animal cruelty, a felony punishable by up to two years in state prison.

University student receives award

07/20/2008

Mansfield University of Pennsylvania held its Nineteenth Annual Student Affairs Outstanding Student Service Awards April 21, 2008 at the North Manser Hall at Mansfield University. Among the students to receive awards Amber E.

Bath Neighborhood Watch spring clean up

07/20/2008

Bath Neighborhood Watch held their 4th annual Spring Clean up May 10, 2008. there were 37 participants including Kiwanis Little League Team and their coaches. Two truck loads of debris and seventeen bags of trash were disposed of from the downtown area including the Wilson Skate Park.

Birth announcement

07/20/2008

A daughter was born on June 26 to Spc. Timothy and Kristina Benincasa Calafiore of Bath at the Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Elmira. She has been named Abrianna Kristine. She joins her brother Timmy, at home. Her father is serving in the US Army in Iraq.

Most Embarrassing Moments

BY DORIS A. BLACK — 07/20/2008

Almost all weddings contain an embarrassing moment or two. The most common include either the bride or groom forgetting their vows, problems with the bridal gown, a member of the wedding party being late or someone getting tipsy at the reception. Most embarrassments are minor, and although mortifying at the time, they can be laughed about later.

Wedding traditions around the world

BY TRESA ERICKSON — 07/20/2008

Tossing the bouquet. Wearing something old, new, borrowed and blue. Throwing birdseed or confetti. These are just some of the traditions of a typical wedding in the United States. But what about the rest of the world? What kind of wedding traditions do other cultures practice? Here is just a sampling.

McCann, Nichols lead TRTC in final meet

07/20/2008

CANISTEO - Zach McCann ran on two winning relays and placed third in the 15 and 16 boys high jump while Jordan Nichols won the 17 to 34 men's 100 and also ran on one of the winning relays with McCann to lead the Twin Rivers Track Club in its final regular season meet at Canisteo.

Under the radar

GATEHOUSE MEDIA — 07/20/2008

Dispite not winning this year, consistency has Kenseth back in the running for the chase Kyle Busch may be getting all the attention, having won seven of this season's first 19 Sprint Cup races, but Matt Kenseth is okay with that.

Crooker, Hynes run well for TRTC

07/20/2008

WELLSVILLE - Carey Crooker and Allison Hynes proved to be fairly dominant in the distance events at the third track meet of the summer season in Wellsville. Crooker, competing in the 15 and 16 girls division finished first in both the 800 and 1500 meter runs while Hynes finished first in the 1500 and second in the 800 runs of the girls 13 and 14 age division.

Fits like a glove

BY RONDA ADDY — 07/20/2008

Imagine playing a game of baseball without gloves. That was exactly the scene until the 1870s when baseball gloves became available. Early gloves were nothing like the gloves of today. They consisted of a piece of leather padding with holes for the fingers that covered the palm so fielders could knock down the ball.

Bath's revised comprehensive plan now on Web

By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE — 07/20/2008

Relay for Life pulls in big crowd

By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE — 07/20/2008

Town could complete adult business law by fall

By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE — 07/20/2008

911 chief stepping down amidst criticism

By MARY PERHAM CORNING LEADER — 07/20/2008

COMMUNITY

07/20/2008

Economics 101

Rob Price — 07/20/2008

If you're like me, you've been reading all about these two characters, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and how they may wreck the U.S. economy.

Bath's revised comprehensive plan now on Web

By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE — 07/20/2008

Relay for Life pulls in big crowd

By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE — 07/20/2008

Town could complete adult business law by fall

By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE — 07/20/2008

911 chief stepping down amidst criticism

By MARY PERHAM CORNING LEADER — 07/20/2008

HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS

07/20/2008

Extension celebrates sour cherries

Provided by Cornell Cooperative Extension — 07/20/2008

Neighborhood Watch cleans up

07/20/2008

Cooperative Extension to appear at July 23 market

07/20/2008

County Historical Society to host open house in old Babcock Hollow Schoolhouse

07/20/2008

Arc of Steuben hosts annual golf tourney

07/20/2008

Art show at Curtiss Museum

07/20/2008

Southview trailer park sold in county auction

BY MARY PERHAM THE LEADER — 07/20/2008

'Oklahoma' nearing opening night

07/20/2008

Windfarm company under investigation

By MARY PERHAM CORNING LEADER — 07/20/2008

Arc of Steuben opens county-wide bus routes to the public

BY MARY PERHAM THE LEADER — 07/20/2008

BATH - Residents in parts of Steuben County could find some relief from the cost of gas with the new public trans portation system provided by the Arc of Steuben.

Fremont couple told by state to stop feeding their birds

By ROB MONTANA THE EVENING TRIBUNE — 07/20/2008

Learn car maintenance at Dormann library

07/20/2008

THE R.A.P. SHEET

07/20/2008

Rosa M. Fiordo

07/20/2008

Helen R. Opila

07/20/2008

Kelly Clarke

07/20/2008

Michael James Murphy

07/20/2008

Robert Eugene Young

07/20/2008

Global warming needs coordinated action now

07/20/2008

Steuben legislators on the wrong trail

07/20/2008

Relay for Life a great success

07/20/2008

Dana Lyon building becoming an eye sore

07/20/2008

Prattsburgh discord a disappointment

07/20/2008

How green is your TV?

07/20/2008

Dear EarthTalk: I need to replace my old TV. Can you tell me which of the latest models is the greenest? I was told that the flatscreen/ plasmas are real energy hogs. What do you recommend?

Sportsmen's paradise returning in October

07/20/2008

Pa. hunters win first round in court

By JIM SLINSKY — 07/20/2008

Ex-Jackal Guinn killed in car crash

GATEHOUSE MEDIA — 07/20/2008

The blotter

07/20/2008

Sentencing in dog killing case rescheduled

GATEHOUSE MEDIA — 07/20/2008

University student receives award

07/20/2008

Bath Neighborhood Watch spring clean up

07/20/2008

Birth announcement

07/20/2008

Most Embarrassing Moments

BY DORIS A. BLACK — 07/20/2008

Wedding traditions around the world

BY TRESA ERICKSON — 07/20/2008

McCann, Nichols lead TRTC in final meet

07/20/2008

Under the radar

GATEHOUSE MEDIA — 07/20/2008

Crooker, Hynes run well for TRTC

07/20/2008

Fits like a glove

BY RONDA ADDY — 07/20/2008

Economics 101

Rob Price — 07/20/2008

If you're like me, you've been reading all about these two characters, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and how they may wreck the U.S. economy.

Global warming needs coordinated action now

07/20/2008

Steuben legislators on the wrong trail

07/20/2008

Relay for Life a great success

07/20/2008

Dana Lyon building becoming an eye sore

07/20/2008

Prattsburgh discord a disappointment

07/20/2008

Ex-Jackal Guinn killed in car crash

GATEHOUSE MEDIA — 07/20/2008

The blotter

07/20/2008

Sentencing in dog killing case rescheduled

GATEHOUSE MEDIA — 07/20/2008

McCann, Nichols lead TRTC in final meet

07/20/2008

Under the radar

GATEHOUSE MEDIA — 07/20/2008

Crooker, Hynes run well for TRTC

07/20/2008

Fits like a glove

BY RONDA ADDY — 07/20/2008

HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS

07/20/2008

How green is your TV?

07/20/2008

Dear EarthTalk: I need to replace my old TV. Can you tell me which of the latest models is the greenest? I was told that the flatscreen/ plasmas are real energy hogs. What do you recommend?

Sportsmen's paradise returning in October

07/20/2008

Pa. hunters win first round in court

By JIM SLINSKY — 07/20/2008

University student receives award

07/20/2008

Bath Neighborhood Watch spring clean up

07/20/2008

Rosa M. Fiordo

07/20/2008

Helen R. Opila

07/20/2008

Kelly Clarke

07/20/2008

Michael James Murphy

07/20/2008

Robert Eugene Young

07/20/2008

Birth announcement

07/20/2008

Most Embarrassing Moments

BY DORIS A. BLACK — 07/20/2008

Wedding traditions around the world

BY TRESA ERICKSON — 07/20/2008

COMMUNITY

07/20/2008

Extension celebrates sour cherries

Provided by Cornell Cooperative Extension — 07/20/2008