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October 21, 2007
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BEARLY BATH
Police chief: Time to educate ourselves
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
BATH - You're driving down a country road when, up ahead, a large black dog ambles across the highway. At least - it looks like a dog. But it sure doesn't run like a dog; it sort of ... rolls. Then you realize the truth: The dog is a bear. A wild bear. And it's right in front of you! More...
Haverling board approves $18M building project
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - Haverling school board members last week approved by a split vote an $18- million capital project designed to address a range of health and safety issues on the school campus, as well as security upgrades and basic maintenance issues. More...

Bath Guardian Angels nearing 'graduation'
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - In late March, Guardian Angels founder Curtiss Sliwa told a group of area residents, "This is Day One. It's your time to rise and shine." Six months later, 13 individuals are nearing the end of their basic training for membership in a local Guardian Angels chapter. More...

 News
•C-S Booster Club to host fall fundraising events
CAMPBELL - The Campbell-Savona school district's Booster Club will host a series of fundraisers through the fall, beginning with an Italian dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. Oct. 27 at the Campbell American Legion. Food will include homemade pasta sauce with meatballs; lasagna and add-ons: sausage, an anti... More...
•SPCA supporters
•Patrick Muller appointed Bath highway chief
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 Opinions & Letters
•Eaton should be commended
To the Editor, I would like to commend Patricia Eaton for bringing up the subject of our village streets. About three or four months ago I wrote to Mr. Muller about the streets in my neighborhood. Those streets are Whiting, Lyons, Wood, Charles, Maine, Kingsley and Maple Heights. These streets, e... More...
•Our kids are changing, sort of
•Urbana politics a real eye opener
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 Police Blotter
•Accused dog killers in court
BATH - Two area men accused of mutilating a cocker spaniel in July pleaded not guilty Wednesday, Oct. 17, in Steuben County Court. Jeremy James, 25, of Bath, and Jake Hoffman, 25, of Hornell, were indicted last month on charges of felony aggravated cruelty to animals and first-degree unlawfully... More...
•The Blotter
•BOCES student booked on sex charge
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 Sports
•Bath rams way to 6-1 record
BATH - The Bath Haverling football team used the strength of 319 rushing yards to defeat perennial LCAA powerhouse Caledonia- Mumford 34-14 Friday, Oct. 12. Andre McCloud had a big performance with 161 rushing yards on just 12 carries, an average of 13.4 yards per rush. More...
•Avoca nets the perfect season
•Bowling Scores
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS
• Friday/Saturday, October l2,l3 was Homecoming for Hammondsport Central School. Friday, the 12th saw the homecoming parade at 5- 30 p.m. The Legion's Hot Dog Tent, from 5-7 p.m.; PTO Children's Games, 6 p.m. Varsity Soccer Game under light 6:30 p.m.; Saturday the l3th started with Modified ... More...
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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 visit the Steuben County Office for the Aging website at www.steubencony.org. More...
•SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF AVOCA, PRATTSBURGH AND PULTENEY
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 Great Outdoors
•Bears a'plenty
At least two area hunters had good luck on the opening days of bow season. At left, Mark Smith of Bradford shot a 444-pound bear in the Bradford area on opening day (Photo provided). Above, Randy Akins of Rigingville shot a 285 pound ber near his home on Oct. 17 (Photo by Rob Price). More...
•Fishing for schooling bass
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 Health
•HEALTH NEWS
Diabetes support The monthly meeting of the Diabetes Support Group of St. James Mercy Health System is held the third Tuesday of every month at 3 p.m. in the cafeteria at MercyCare on Bethesda Drive in North Hornell. The next support group will be held Nov. 20. More...
•Diabetics must watch their carbs
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 Schools
•I can't read that
The teacher has just informed you that your child is having a bit of trouble writing. The first thing you want to know is what you can do to help. Here are some tips. Until they have developed good motor skills, children aren't able to write very well. More...
•Avoca graduate finishes basic training
•Prattsburgh Homecoming Court
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 Obituaries
•Janet M. Dolliver
BATH - Janet M. Dolliver, age 75, of Evergreen Street, Bath died Sunday, Oct. 14, 2007 at the Arnot Ogden Medical Center in Elmira. She was born in Avoca, May 28, 1932 the daughter of Preston and Edna Love Stone. Janet was a 49 year employee of Mercury Aircraft in Hammondsport. More...
•Edward T. Faber
•Jana Jo (Danforth) Doyle
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 Social News
•Long-established traditions
Congratulations on your upcoming wedding. You are planning to have a traditional wedding with all the trimmings. But where did all these traditions come from? Let's take a look. The engagement dates back to handfasting and banns in the medieval period. When a couple was very young long before the... More...
•67th Wedding Anniversary
•One more day
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