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August 12, 2007
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Duct tape binds duo, United Way
BY MARY PERHAM THE LEADER
BATH - A couple of Steuben County officials found themselves in a sticky situation Wednesday, August 8. County Administrator Mark Alger and Department of Social Services Commissioner Kathryn Biehl were duct taped to a board in a normally quiet corner of the County Office Building as a way to rai... More...
H'port gains revamp monies
BY MARY PERHAM THE LEADER

HAMMONDSPORT - Renovation of the once-controversial municipal hall in the village of Hammondsport could begin as early as October. An award of $2.25 million from the state Department of Housing and Community Renewal announced Tuesday night has set in motion the final steps needed to turn the thr... More...

'America' readies for test flight

HAMMONDSPORT- The excitement is building in Hammondsport, New York and 'building' is the name of the game. Most days of the week a faithful, skilled crew of volunteers continues to work on the reproduction of The America, a flying boat that Glenn H. Curtiss built in 1914. 'It's the granddaddy of ... More...

 News
•Bath school board hopes to 'uplift' school
BATH - Residents of the Bath school district may have the opportunity to vote on a $12 million capital project by the end of the year. More...
•Teen crashes car into Bath home
•H-port Festival of Crafts to be held August 18
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 Opinions & Letters
•It's time to put brakes on Bath's downhill slide
To the Editor,
In response to Michele Fahmy and the Bath NY group's latest allegations against Bath Town Supervisor Fred Muller and the full Bath Town Board regarding an Executive Session held July 9, 2007, to review Union negotiations. Muller is being accused of discussing other issues that concern her latest l... More...
•Town/village need to listen to those who serve residents
•Wal-Mart capable of huge impact on the dinner table
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 Police Blotter
•The blotter
Rape The New York State Police at Bath arrested Robert J. Miller, 48, of Hammondsport, on August 9, 2007. Miller was charged with one count of 3rd , one count of Criminal Sexual Act 3rd, two counts of Sexual Abuse 3rd and one count of Endangering the Welfare of a Child. More...
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 Sports
•Salute to the boys Kiwanis Soccer
Frey and Campbell Kaelen Wilkins, Griffin Bates, Jordan Rook, Lucas Hoad Jr., Liam Narby, Evan Czajkowski, Dawson Smith, Hunter Colomaio, Dalton Champain, coach Ryan Badeau and Nick Badeau. More...
•Salute to the girls Kiwanis Soccer
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 Great Outdoors
•Animal-Proof your home to keep out unwanted guests
Keeping the outdoors outside is just one function of a home. This is not to suggest we all don't like to invite daylight or a refreshing breeze into our homes, it's the denizens of the outdoors that aren't welcome inside - namely wildlife, rodents and other nasty critters. More...
•In the Outdoors
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 Health
•HEALTH NEWS
Gastric Bypass support The monthly meeting of the Gastric Bypass Support Group of St. James Mercy Health System will be held on the third Monday of every month from 7-8:30 p.m. in the Cafeteria at St. James Mercy Hospital. More...
•AA helps those who stick it out
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 Obituaries
•Mary Lou J. Cornaire
BATH - Mary Lou J. Cornaire, of West Morris Street in Bath died August 6. She was born October 25, 1935 in Cape Vincent, NY, the daughter of Lewis and Doris Grimshaw Branche. Mary Lou was a 1952 high school graduate of Cape Vincent Central School in Cape Vincent, NY and she attended Nursing Schoo... More...
•Theodore C. Snyder
•James E. Hope
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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 sort out issues and make suggestions for improving elderly driving safety. For confidential help visit the Steuben County Office for the Aging website at www.steubencony.org. More...
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 Home & Garden
•Keep that water coming...
Things to do around the garden in August
While spring is traditionally the time of year when gardeners get their knees and hands dirty, late summer is an important period as well. It is during this crucial time that spring flowers need to be maintained, weeds need to be cultivated and seeds need to be sown for next year's early bloomers. More...
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