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November 18, 2007
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A CELEBRATION OF ANGELS
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
BATH - Guardian Angels founder Curtiss Sliwa Tuesday presided over the certification of 12 area residents who will form a Bath chapter of the renown neighborhood safety and patrol organization. More...
Bath town taxes to rise 3 percent
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - Residents of the Village and Town of Bath will see a three-percent increase in their 2008 town tax bills. The Bath town board last week unanimously passed a $3-million budget that includes a tax levy of $1 million. Town Supervisor Fred Muller noted the tax levy will rise by $41,000 over l... More...

Comprehensive plan now in hands of Bath town board
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - An ad hoc committee charged two years ago with developing site restrictions for prospective adult businesses in the Town of Bath has submitted a 53-page Comprehensive Plan for the municipality to the town board. More...

 News
•Prattsburgh woman helping Mexico flood victims
CORNING A Prattsburgh woman is assisting relief efforts in flooded southern Mexico. Winnie Romeril, has been working in Tabasco, Mexico, helping residents deal with the flooding and landslides that have plagued that area of the coun try. More...
•Cornell's vet college honors Paddock
•Military News
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 Opinions & Letters
•Hold the turkey, just say 'Thanks'
"The important thing is keeping everything relaxed," my mother says on the phone. She is giving my wife and me tips on how to get through the Thanksgiving holiday without blowing a gasket. Skip the creamed onions, she advises. No one really likes them. And keep the turkey stuffing simple. More...
•Full Story
•School board members sharpened their pencils
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 Police Blotter
•Man unknowingly befriends fugitive
BATH - An accused pedophile on the run since mid-October has lied and conned people out of money to stay out of jail, according to a 21-year-old Amsterdam man who has corresponded with the fugitive since last month. Early this week, Jeroen Langelaar contacted The Leader after learning a man he m... More...
•Man may be charged after house burns
•The Blotter
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 Sports
•Akron boots Bath in quarterfinals, 1-0
CALEDONIA - Bath Haverling's soccer season came to an end Saturday, Nov. 10 , in the NYSPHSAA Class B quarterfinals as topranked Akron reaped the rewards of a deflected shot to down the Rams 1- 0 at Caledonia-Mumford High School. More...
•Bowling Scores
•Bath football
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS
• Yesterday and today, Nov. 17 and 18, "There is More in Store in Downtown Hammondsport." Early holiday shopping fun for the entire family. Shop, Sip, and Stroll is what's going on. Sample wines while you shop. Take a guided historical tour, enjoy delicious treats in every store, passport sh... More...
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 Regional News
•SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF AVOCA, PRATTSBURGH AND PULTENEY
Town of Avoca Minutes of the Avoca Town Board regular meeting Sept. 19, 2007 called to order by Supervisor Wellington at 7 p.m. Present were: Supervisor, Chris Wellington; Councilman, Doug Heinemann; Councilman, Francis Feely; Councilwoman, Wendi Hammond; Councilman, Ken Parsels; Attorney, Karl... More...
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 Great Outdoors
•Good hunting
PHOTO BY ROB PRICE Pictured above, Jeremy Woodworth of Campbell shot this 8-point, 185-pound buck in the Avoca area on Nov. 13. More...
•Catching bass in November
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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. The next support group will be held Nov. 19. More...
•Interval training helps heart get pumped
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 Schools
•Local Cadet earns award
Cadet Edward "Jake" Allen, son of David Allen of Dundee and DonnaSue Zebrowski Kerrick of Hammondsport, ha s earned the Superintendent's Award for Achievement at the U.S. Military Academy. The Superintendent's Award for Achievement is presented to the top 20% of cadets who excel in the academic, ... More...
•AP classes: are they worth it?
•Prattsburgh Central School announces Student of the Month
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 Obituaries
•Manley Roger Fowler
NEW PORT RICHEY, FLORIDA - Manley Roger Fowler, 84, of New Port Richey, Florida died Nov. 2. He was born in Newark, New York on Dec. 2, 1922, and moved to Florida from Bath in 1970 with his wife Onnolee who passed away in Dec. 1993. More...
•Mary L. Walczak
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 Social News
•What lovely colors
Your fiancé popped the question and now the wedding planning is underway. First up is choosing a color palette. While some brides opt for two colors, others go for three, four and sometimes a whole myriad of colors. The choice is yours, and while the colors you select should flatter everyone ... More...
•Let's hear some music
•Wedding anniversary
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 Home & Garden
•Simple tips for spicing up your Thanksgiving decor
It's Thanksgiving time, and while the most important issue may be cooking this year's family feast, don't get out that turkey just yet. Setting your table with cranberry sauce and stuffing doesn't make it a Thanksgiving dinner. In fact, what will really set your Thanksgiving Day apart from everyon... More...
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