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February 18, 2007
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ATTACK OF THE WHITE STUFF
Storm buries Steuben
By ROB MONTANA EVENING TRIBUNE and ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
Steuben County got the worst of a storm that swept through the region Tuesday night and Wednesday, with between 15-20 inches of snow dumped on area towns. Schools in the tri-county area were closed Wednesday, and many Steuben County schools were closed again Thursday, including Haverling, Hornell,... More...
Town of Bath looking to lower septic costs
'At minimum, we're looking to save homeowners half the cost.' - Fred Muller Bath town supervisor
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - Rural homeowners who need to replace existing septic systems or install new ones are facing steeply rising costs due to a crackdown by the state Department of Health. But Bath town officials think they may be able to cut those costs at least in half through a waiver system approved by DOH. More...

Bath village sharpening pencils for new budget
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - A new radio system for the police department and higher costs for asphalt are only two factors pressuring the upcoming budget plan for the Village of Bath. Village board members met Tuesday afternoon to review tentative figures for the spending plan. More...

 News
•Bath landlord group making impact on chronic problems
'The purpose of the screenings is to keep the criminal element from seeking residency in the village.' - David Rouse Bath police chief
BATH - It's only in its infant stages, but the Bath Area Landlord Association has already made its mark. Criminal complaints are down at troublesome apartment Complexes in and around the village, and a handful of criminals has been taken off the street as a result of the organization's diligence. More...
•Haverling students chosen for world leadership forum
•St. Thomas welcomes Ithaca College Choir for March 4 concert
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 Columns
•At the movies
Spy vs. Spy
"Breach" is about the taking down of FBI operative Robert Hanssen, the most destructive spy in American history. Arrested in February 2001, he was found guilty of spying for the Russians for 22 of his 25 years of service. To the filmmakers's credit, we never feel we're watching a docudrama, and th... More...
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 Opinions & Letters
•Everybody off the street
"I wonder what the sea gulls make of all this," I said to my wife. Snow was whipping through the parking lot in front of the Hornell Wal Mart, and through the windshield of our car I was watching a gull glide through the wind. The bird was gray and white, pretty much the same color as the snowstor... More...
•Tenant screening working well in Bath
•Urbana officials ignore constituents' wishes
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 Police Blotter
•Marijuana growing
State police last week charged a Howard man with growing marijuana, with investigators alleging he had raised 79 plants in an indoor growing operation. More...
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 Sports
•Panthers claim seventh straight SCAA title
BATH - For the second time this season, the battle between Campbell-Savona and Prattsburgh came down the final tick of the clock. For the second time this season, the Panthers walked away with a twopoint victory. Campbell-Savona's 45-43 win over the Vikings Thursday, Feb. 15, gave the Panthers th... More...
•Bowling scores
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•Hammondsport Happenings
+ Tomorrow, Monday, Feb. l9 is Presidents' Day, so the Magee House, The Steuben County History Center at Cameron Park, Bath,will be closed for the day. More...
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 Great Outdoors
•In the Outdoors
A different way to look at bucks and the whitetail internet
At the risk of being unorthodox - heck, downright heretical, the following pronouncement ought to get me, if not excommunicated from "The Traditional School of Whitetail Understanding," at least sanctioned. But I've had a flag or two thrown on me before. More...
•It may cute, but don't touch
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 Health
•Health News
Blood pressure + Free blood pressure screenings will be offered on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month for the convenience of community residents who wish to monitor their blood pressure. The screenings will be available on the fourth Wednesday of each month. The screenings will be avai... More...
•Tips for packing a safe school lunch
•Incurable Meniere's hard to diagnose
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 Schools
•Student Achievers
Haverling Middle School honor and high honor roll
High honor 6th grade: Sara Apenowich Ireland Armstrong Avery Brandow Trent Buckley Storme Chrysler Mary Colomaio Shannon Daley Brooke Davis Shannon Dowdle Autumn Draper Lydia Ferree Madeleine Flick Amelia Flint Moriah Forsythe Dillon Fowler Maria Kaniewski Dustin Krisher Daniel Leonard Jocelyn L... More...
•Local students named to Dean's List
•Local students accepted to 2006 NYS School Music Association
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 Obituaries
•Arthur B. Price
DADE CITY - Arthur B. Price, 73, of Dade City, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 13 at his home. He was born January 15, 1934 in Avoca to James and Frances (Putnam) Price. He graduated from Wayland Central School and State University of New York at Geneseo where he played baseball and soccer. More...
•Gary L. Peck
•Nancy Holmes Anderson Dorwart
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 Social News
•Social Announcement
Webster-Stratton
Steven D. Stratton and Erica J. Webster were joined together in Holy Matrimony in a candlelight service that was held at 4 p.m. Sept. 30 at Norton Chapel, Keuka College, Keuka Park. The ceremony was officiated by Pastor Paul Rowley. The bride chose a gown of imported ivory Italian satin. More...
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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
•pest-proofing your home
Being a little too close to nature can sometimes literally invite problems into the home. Ants and cockroaches, beetles and fleas and flies, rats and mice, wasps and weevils - and don't forget those dastardly gophers. All of these animals and insects are pests in the eyes of homeowners, and all a... More...
•Predicting the weather from your couch
•Hammocks spell 'relaxation'
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