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January 21, 2007
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The saga continues
It's now up to Liberty-East Washington LLC to sift through written responses to an environmental impact study on the demolition of the Dana Lyon building. The development company also wants the property rezoned for commercial use. More...
No more outdoor furnaces... for six months
The moratorium pertains only to furnaces designed to supplement indoor heating systems
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - Village board members last week unanimously approved a sixmonth moratorium on the installation of wood-burning outdoor furnaces in the village. The village Planning Board will study a range of possible regulations affecting the cost-saving heating units. More...

Dinner to raise funds for Hann scholarship
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

CAMPBELL - Relatives of the late Zachary Hann will host a dinner Jan. 28 at the Campbell-American Legion to raise funds in support of a scholarship to honor the memory of the 14-year-old boy Zachary died in a car crash Dec. 22, 2006. More...

 News
•Steuben Greens lead charge against wind developments
HORNELL - The idea of wind farm development locally isn't a popular one. At least at the corner of Main and Hakes. Steuben Greens hosted a panel discussion on wind issues Thursday night, with a number of the speakers saying wind power wasn't worth it. More...
•Youth Bureau presents annual service award
•Cornell Coop to host coyote auction, dinner
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 Opinions & Letters
•Corn chips on two legs
I am reading about a subject near and dear to my heart: corn. According to "The Omnivore's Dilemma," by Michael Pollan, corn has become a modern sort of Montezuma's revenge, working its way into our food chain to a greater degree than any other food. More...
•Opinion
•Bath needs wise leaders at a critical moment
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 Police Blotter
•Driving with ability impaired by drugs
Bath village police last week charged Sharon L. Kuhl, 40, with driving with ability impaired by drugs and inadequate headlights after a traffic stop in the village. She is to appear in Bath village court at a later date. Charges pending A Prattsburgh teenager was injured and is facing charges af... More...
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 Sports
•Ostrander, Murat lift Bath in OT
BATH - Morgan Ostrander hit just two buckets Tuesday, but each proved vital in helping Bath Haverling end a four-game losing skid. Ostrander came off the bench and buried two 3- pointers from the left wing in overtime to propel the Rams to a 35-31 win over Wellsville. More...
•Panthers outpoint Lakers
•Bowling scores
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•Hammondsport Happenings
+ The Hammondsport Rotary Club met recently at the Park Inn. Guest speaker was Doris Zimmerman, talking on the Scouting activities in the Hammondsport area. More...
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 Great Outdoors
•In the Outdoors
The final week The final week of the Southern Zone archery season in New York state was theoretically the time to be in the woods, according to most of the Rut prognosticators, those of us who predict the whitetail breeding peak and therefore diurnal (daytime) movement. More...
•Bobcat alert
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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...
•Exercising and cutting fat may lower breast cancer risk
•For hygiene, also remember good old soap and water
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 Schools
•Prattsburgh Honor Roll
12th grade: Applebaum, Eli Bedient, Holly Brewer, Kristin Cook, Audra Gleason, Jacqueline Hosmer, Adam Hullings, Katy Kata, Jessica King, Nathan Kraus, Dustin Mills, Desiree Pata, Angela Youngs, Kayla Zimmerman, Patrick 11th grade: Applebee, Matthew More...
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 Obituaries
•Ida Jeanette Reigelsperger
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON/BATH - Ida Jeanette Reigelsperger, age 87, passed away peacefully on her 87 birthday, January 5 in Seattle, Washington with her son george, daughter-inlaw, Maryann and her grandchildren, Christopher, Matthew and Katherine by her side. More...
•Gertrude C. Blancher
•Albert C. D'Angelo
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 Community
•Your Community
Improving driver safety The staff of the Caregiver Resource Center of the Steuben County Office for the Aging can help you sort out the issues and make suggestions for improving elderly driving safety. For confidential help call 664-298 or visit the Steuben County Office for the Aging web site... More...
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 Home & Garden
•Choose the right after-school program
Now that your child has started school, choosing a quality after-school care program can have a tremendous impact on academics, selfesteem and overall happiness and adjustment. So, what type of program is best for your kid? Here are some questions to consider when making this important decision. More...
•See the light
•Garden pieces find home indoors
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