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April 29, 2007
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Two competing for Haverling board seat
Dickson unopposed in reelection bid
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
BATH - A former Bath town supervisor is running for a seat on the Haverling school board. Ron Deming, who served one term on the municipal board, now has his sights on the school board seat held formerly by Allen Swan, a 15-year veteran of the board. More...
Bath police chief takes dive for youth
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - It wasn't exactly blustery when the Tyrtle Beach Youth Fund held its annual Lake Salubria jump-in Friday afternoon. On the other hand, it wasn't exactly balmy. And then there was the matter of the rain, which started falling minutes before Bath police Chief David Rouse arrived to serve as... More...

Lattimer announces her bid for county Legislature

BATH - Robin Lattimer, a seven-year veteran of the Bath town board, last week announced she is running for a seat on the Steuben County Legislaure. Lattimer, a Republican, is a a candidate for the seat currently held by Ron Nielsen, RBath, who cannot run for reelection due to term limits approved... More...

 News
•16th Lisi Youth dinner set for May 4
BATH - The Jack Lisi Youth Award winners have been selected and will be honored a the 16th annual Jack Lisi Youth Award Banquet at 6:30 p.m. May 4 at the Hornell Knights of Columbus. Eight award recipients were selected from 30 candidates. More...
•Serving community for 35 years
•Barn, 15 acres burn in Howard
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 Columns
•No sense at all
Ever since moving to New York from Virginia 16 years ago, I've been particularly curious about one thing: How easy, or hard, would it be to buy a pistol in my new home state? As we've all learned in the last two weeks, it's quite easy to buy a pistol in Virginia. And I might as well come clean: Wh... More...
•Everything you always wanted to know about astronomy
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 Opinions & Letters
•Why volunteers matter
Imagine looking at the help wanted ads and seeing a listing that read "adult to work in a classroom. Duties include but are not limited to reading to children, picking up after children, working with children, etc... Starting pay $0. Pay after six months: $0. More...
•Too many questions on Urbana park plan
•Too much plastic
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 Police Blotter
•POLICE
Criminal sexual act Steuben County Sheriff deputies last week arrested Anthony P. Kroeger, 47, of Hotch k i s s R o a d , Prattsburgh, with use of a child in a sexual performance after further investigation into an incident that allegedly occurred at his residence on Oct. 20, 2006. More...
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 Sports
•Late surge lifts Bath
BATH - Bath Haverling's bats erased a costly balk by Montana Yastremski with a threerun sixth inning to give the sophomore a 5-2 victory Thursday, April 26. The Rams pounded out four singles against Addison reliever Barrett Brewster shortly after Addison tied the game in its half of the sixth. More...
•Triple play gives C-S baseball team the victory over Hammondsport
•Bowling scores
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 Regional News
•YOUR COMMUNITY
Improving driver safety The staff of the Caregiver Resource Center of the Steuben County Office for the Aging can help sort out 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 at www.... More...
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 Great Outdoors
•First turkeys!
PHOTO PROVIDED Roger Draper and his 13-year-old son, show off Zane's first turkey, taken on April 21 at about 9 a.m. The Drapers' dog Sasha has to check the situation out. More...
•Call DEC for hunting classes info
•Steuben residents discouraged from unnecessary open burning
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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...
•Keep children's minds sharp during summer
•Eating away at your cholesterol
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 Schools
•Arbor Day '07
Pictured above, clockwise from top left, Haverling fifth graders, teachers and Bath village officials gather on the Haverling campus Tuesday to plant a red oak sapling to celebrate Arbor Day; Shade Tree Committee member John Wilderman, kneeling, plants the tree with help from village Street Supervi... More...
•Hammondsport honor and high honor roll
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 Obituaries
•David P. Galusha Sr.
CAMERON - David P. Galusha Sr., 56, of Cty Rt 10A, passed away April 21 as a result of an auto accident. He was born July 1, 1950 in the Town of Orange to Harold and Bessie Lynch Galusha. He was employed as a dock worker for Cintas Corp of Rochester. He was a member of the Cameron Fire Dept and ... More...
•Gary M. Muck
•Harold Mason Wood
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 People
•Local resident graduates from Brockport University
Ashley Argentieri of Bath, daughter of Michael and Cathleen, graduated from Brockport University in Dec. of 2006. Ashley is a 2001 graduate of Haverling High School. She earned a degree in Bachelor of Science and certification in Elementary Education. More...
•Prattsburgh student of the month
•Birth announcement
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 Home & Garden
•A spring cleaning, the right way
Spring is here (loud sigh of relief), which means it's time to rid your house of all that winter dust, grime and junk. Not to mention the cooped-up, closed-off smell. It's amazing what a stiff breeze through an opened window can do for a room when it comes to the nose. More...
•Set regular schedule for car upkeep
•Ten good reasons to invest in an annual car "Physical" and needed naintenance
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