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December 24, 2006
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Crews pouring foundation for new Bath fire station
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
BATH — Construction crews are laying foundations for a new $2 million fire station for the Bath Volunteer Fire Department. Fire Chief Mark Conrad said the department has received “some inquiries” from union officials, More...
Lyon developer: ‘I love history’
Peter Krog honored for preservation work in other cities
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH — Peter Krog, a cofounder of the development company that wants to demolish the Dana Lyon school building and build an Eckerd Pharmacy in its place, describes himself as a friend of historical preservation. “I love history,” said Krog, the president of Krog Corp. More...

Comment period for Lyon impact study extended
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH — Area residents will have an additional week to submit written comments in response to an environmental impact study of the proposed demolition of the Dana Lyon school building and the rezoning of the property for commercial use. Bath village board members extended the deadline to Jan. More...

 News
•A perfect night for a pageant
Tonight’s Christmas Eve at Bath Presbyterian Church on Pulteney Square, will include the annual children’s Christmas pageant for the first time. This year’s production will be “Rip Van Christmas” and include Mary and Joseph, shepherds and kings visiting a lifesize stable. The traditional candle lig... More...
•Care and Share
•Bath village finances improve
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 Opinions & Letters
•Santa Claus comes to town
Anyway you cut it, $24 billion is a lot of money. And it’s a lot of money that’s about to hit New York’s economy — New York state in general, and New York City in particular. It’s all the money that Wall Street investment banks are about to distribute as end-of-year bonuses to their top employees. More...
•Opinion
•SPCA critic didn’t mean to insult anyone
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 Police Blotter
•Burglary
Steuben County Sheriff’s deputies last week charged Lance G. Seaman, 23, of Denwood Terrace, Bath, with one count of third-degree burglary after an investigation into an incident that occurred last year in Fremont. Seaman was arraigned in Bath village court, released and directed to contact the co... More...
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 Sports
•H-port Fall sports awards
Hammondsports Fall Sports Award Program was held on Nov. 9, 2006 in the Hammondsport Central School Auditorium. Athletes were honored for their participation in this past sport season. Certificates, letters, and pins were awarded to the athletes. Several athletes received special plaques for their ... More...
•Bowling scores
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•Hammondsport Happenings
 Again, Merry Christmas and here’s some more facts about the months favorite animal: Reindeer. Reindeer and their cousins caribou are the only deer where males, and females and calves produce antlers. Like other deer, the antlers are shed each year. More...
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 Regional News
•SBA awards Five State Bank
WARSAW — For the second consecutive year, Five Star Bank was recognized by the U.S. Small Business Administration for approving more than $1 million in loans to area small business owners during the agency’s fiscal year 2006 SBA Buffalo District Director, Franklin J. Sciortino presented Five Star ... More...
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 Great Outdoors
•Eight point
Dave Townsend of Bath got this fine eight-point buck on the first day of the 2006 hunting season on the Hayes Road in the Bath area. More...
•Winter a good season for bald eagle sightings
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 Health
•Health News
Sports medicine clinics Free sports medicine clinics sponsored by Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital will be held every Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. in the Rehabilitation Services Department. Call the sports medicine number at 776-UWIN to make your appointment. More...
•Enjoy your job by getting more sleep
•Common sense can help prevent children’s sports injuries
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 Schools
•Campbell-Savona honor and high honor roll
High honor roll
7th grade: Carrie Adams Angelica Anderson Nicholas Babiack Lindsay Baird Kayla Beers Jennifer Brazie Sierra Briggs Diana Button Kaitlin Carpenter Etta Galligan-LaDieu Nathan Gardner Abigail Harkin Jacob Higbie Mitchell Janes Jessica Jenner More...
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 Obituaries
•Joan Marie Demonstoy Radcliff
BATH — Joan Marie DeMonstoy Radcliff, 65, of State Route 226, Savona, died Monday, December 18, at the Steuben County Bath Infirmary. Joan was born October 9, 1941, in Corning the daughter of the late Walton and Grace (Ludwig) DeMonstoy. Joan and Dean Radcliff were married on October 5, 1963, in C... More...
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 Social News
•Mr. & Mrs. Chanley
Pam Schoonmaker has announced the double ring wedding ceremony of her daughter, formally Natalie Schoonmaker to John Chaney. Natalie is the daughter of Ted and Pam Schoonmaker of Avoca. She is a 2001 graduate of Avoca Central School, 2003 graduate of SUNY Alfred, and is now continuing her educatio... More...
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 Community
•Your Community
Legion Auxiliary The American Legion Auxiliary of Unit 173 meets every second Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Charles Wescott Post on William Streeet in Bath. Joy of giving Bath Knights of Columbus are seeking toys for needy children and financial donations to provide food baskets for the elderly. ... More...
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 Home & Garden
•What to know about Shoveling Snow
Winter — it often means falling temperatures, sleigh bells, shoveling snow and, yep, heart attacks. People with heart conditions or advanced age are most at risk when shoveling snow. Heart attacks while shoveling outside have also occurred with folks diagnosed with high blood pressure, high choles... More...
•Other ice problems
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