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May 20, 2007
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H'port Little League unveils Legion gift
New scoreboard lights up field
By ROB PRICE THE COURIERADVOCATE
HAMMONDSPORT - Carl Neu hasn't had much opportunity to watch Hammondsport Little League games since he and his wife moved to Bath six years ago. But he has fond memories of coaching the Merchants Little League Team in the 1950s when he and his wife lived in Hammondsport. More...
Area residents divided on Walmart superstore
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - Area residents Monday crowded the meeting room of the Bath town board, then spilled into the hallway as town board members took their first formal action in response to a proposed Walmart super store on state Route 54. More...

Voters approve school budgets, Dormann tax levy
BY ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - Bath voters Tuesday approved a $29.1 million budget that will increase the district tax levy by 4.8 percent. Voters also approved a $20,000 in crease in the tax levy for the Dormann Library. Separately, voters elected L. Jay Dickson and Todd Martin to five-year terms... More...

 News
•Strut your Mutt in Pulteney Park
Pictured at left, dogs line up in Bath's Pulteney Park during last week's Strides for Strays & Strut Your Mutt Dog Show, sponsored by the Finger Lakes SPCA. Some of the categories in the dog show were biggest dog, smallest dog, biggest tongue and best trick. More...
•Area vets make 214,000 memorial poppies
•Seven Lakes Council honors area women
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 Columns
•Speaking well of the dead
In considering the life of the late Jerry Falwell, it's probably wise to recall the Latin warning "De mortuis nil nisi bonum." Loosely translated, it means, "Speak only good of the dead." And it's good advice. People who speak critically, or negatively, about someone who rec... More...
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 Opinions & Letters
•Leaders should take time with Wal-Mart issue
The first open meeting of the Bath Town Board about Wal-Mart's desire to build in Bath was undeniably polarized from the start. If the community at large remains polarized on a vision for progress, we all lose and little is to be gained. More...
•Community does not need a Wal-Mart
•Wal-Mart on the Lake
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 Police Blotter
•Full Story
DWI Steuben County Sheriff's deputies last week charged Brandy Jo Gould, 26, of Bath, with driving while intoxicated, driving with a blood-alcohol level greater than .08 percent and failure to keep right. She is to appear at a later date in Bath town court. More...
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 Sports
•Failing comes through for Panthers
CAMPBELL - Campbell-Savona pitcher Cici Failing was a pivotal piece to the Panthers' 6-3 win over Odessa-Montour Wednesday, May 16. At the plate, Failing had two singles, two walks and scored three runs. On the mound, she struck out 10 batters as Campbell-Savona upped its r... More...
•Lakers take down Knights
•Wood stymies Eagles
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS
The Hammondsport Area Red Hat Corkers are meeting at Antique Inn on Route 54A Penn Yan, at noon for lunch, Tuesday, May 22, says Jackie Holcombe and Barbara Edgington. Following the luncheon, the Red Hatters will be stopping off at the Horning Garden Shop on Route 14A, Penn Y... More...
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 Great Outdoors
•Safe hunting begins with safe habits
(MS) - Although game animals and hunting gear needs vary across the country, there is one aspect of hunting that is universal - the topic of safety. The combination of powerful weapons and the thrill of the hunt can lead to injury or death if safety precautions aren't taken o... More...
•Knowing trout can help land the big one
•Think green when throwing away cell phone
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 Health
•HEALTH NEWS
Chronic fatigue syndrome The monthly meeting for community members diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome or fibromyalgia is scheduled to meet the third Tuesday of the month from 3-4 p.m. in the small cafeteria conference room at St. James Mercy Hospital. More...
•What type of pain medicine best for children?
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 Schools
•Haverling honor and high honor roll
Honor roll 9th grade: Sean Ainsworth Robyn Ames Mariah Arnold Ashley Beyea Brock Brewer Lucas Burns Lisa Cavallaro Sean Daley Erica Decker Rebecca Fleishman Savannaha Gonzalez Derrick Hamilton Nicholas Hillman More...
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 Obituaries
•Gerald A. Button
BATH - Gerald A. Button, 84 years old, of County Route 13 entered into rest at the home of his daughter and sonin law, Linda and Larry Stewart also of County Route 13, in the town of Urbana, on Monday evening, May 14, 2007 following an extended illness. More...
•Clarence H. Clemens
•Nancy E. Dickinson
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 Social News
•You don't have to be a star
Nothing says glamour like Hollywood. You think it would be cool to have a Hollywood wedding but you don't have the faintest idea how to get started. You could use some help. Lucky for you, help is on the way. Every wedding starts with the invitations. More...
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 People
•Four generations
Four generations celebrated Esther Casey's 95th birthday on April 7, 2007. Seated left to right is Esther, her son Brian Casey, his daughter Sarah and her daughters, Lillian, 8 years and Alison, 4 years. Esther was born on an actual Easter Sunday, April 7, 1912. Amazingly, h... More...
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 Home & Garden
•Peppers give 'spice' to gardens
Have a hankering for a spicy bowl of chili? How about the mouth-burning taste of salsa? If so, why not add a pepper garden this year to your gardening efforts? Peppers, tropical in origin, thrive in warm temperatures. The plants should be set out in a garden once temperatur... More...
•Candles add a personal touch
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