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September 2, 2007
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Police warn defacing signs a serious crime
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
BATH - Bath police Chief David Rouse last week warned individuals caught defacing signs as part of the growing controversy over a proposed Wal-Mart super store face serious charges and penalties. More...
Bath man dies in rodeo accident
FROM STAFF REPORTS

BATH - The family of Paul J. Wilson III last week held a private funeral service at Centenary United Methodist Church following Wilson's sudden death from a fall in a rodeo in Pennsylvania. More...

Pucker up

PHOTO PROVIDED Joyce House, youth services coordinator at the Dormann Library in Bath, prepares to give a heifer named Kurly a kiss in fulfillment of a promise to kiss a cow if at least 150 area children signed up for the library's summer reading program and accumulated a total of 450 reading hours.... More...

 News
•Wal-Mart, wind farms big issues in Bath, Howard elections
BATH- The 2007 election season has developed some new twists and turns with a large field of candidates successfuLly submitting independent designating petitions to assure themselves a spot on the Nov. 6 ballot. The petitions, submitted to the Steuben County Board of Elections last week, allow c... More...
•Host family needed
•Avoca audit leads to investigation
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 Columns
•Still popular at the age of 40
Still popular at the age of 40 Forty years ago, in 1967, San Francisco's Haight Ashbery District began hosting a youthful residential trickle that eventually would grow into a national counterculture. Down the coast, in mid-June of the year, the Monterey Pop Festival featured the debut of a an o... More...
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 Opinions & Letters
•Wal-Mart effect exaggerated
To the Editor, I would like to set Mr. Scott Ward straight, P & C in Erwin closed not because of Wal-Mart. They built there when Erwin was in an economic boom, which fell through when the economy took a downturn, when the regions main employer, Corning Glass fell on hard times, and there were man... More...
•A short history of Wal-Mart
•'We are not going to better ourselves'
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 Police Blotter
•POLICE
Possession Sheriff's deputies last week charged Dwayne P. Hatter, 35 of Savona, with unlawful possession of marijuana after allegedly finding him in possession of marijuana following an altercation on state Route 415 in the Town of Bath. More...
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 Sports
•Haverling advances at Keuka Classic
BATH - Justin Brown and Lucas Wales each tallied two goals and an assist Thursday, August 30, to ignite the Bath Haverling boys soccer team in a 4-0 shutout of Campbell-Savona in the opening round of the Keuka Classic. Sam Robbins and Jason Carpenter each tacked on an assist for the Rams, while... More...
•Bath Eels host first Southern Tier Swim League Championship
•Soccer greats
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS
• Yesterday and today is Genundowa Day in Hammondsport. The Festival of Lights last night at Depot Park on Keuka Lake were truly amazing. Be sure to come to the Village Park today to see all the wonderful things to buy and enjoy made by our Indian friends. More...
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 Great Outdoors
•Far Afield
Keep it simple with kids
There's a wide band of knowledge and experience that separate the more fanatical practitioners of the outdoors sports from everyone else. And we shouldn't forget that fact, especially when we take youngsters on a first hunt or fishing trip. More...
•Study aquatic grasses when fishing for bass
•Hunting licenses available
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 Health
•HEALTH NEWS
Blood pressure screenings • 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 from 2:3... More...
•Repaying your sleep debt
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 Schools
•Right on track
For some parents, their child going off to college represents them getting older. For others, it means finally being able to turn that bedroom into an office. For the college-bound student, it means they are getting away from their parents and can now do what they want when they want. More...
•Shop wisely
•Time for a chat
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 Obituaries
•Wanda K. (Brace) Coleman
THURSTON - Wanda K. (Brace) Coleman, 73 formerly of Caton went to be with the Lord on Friday, August 24, at home surrounded by her loving family and friends. Wanda was born April 25, 1934, in Caton, the daughter of George H. and Kathleen A. (Sweetland) Brace. She became the wife of Ray D. Colema... More...
•David C. Parker
•Molly Martin Tyler
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 Social News
•She's having a baby
You finally set a date for your wedding, and along with finding a location, you are preparing to choose your bridesmaids. You call up your sister and ask her to be your maid of honor, and she jumps at the chance. Next, you call up your cousin to be one of your bridesmaids, and she says yes, of cou... More...
•Wedding favors that won't break the bank
•So, it's not the great American novel
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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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