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January 20, 2008
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'HE JUST KEEPS KEEPS ROLLIN' ALONG'
Bath singer celebrates legacy of Paul Robeson
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
Baritone K enneth Anderson of Bath takes the stage at 4 p.m. today at 171 Cedar Arts, in Corning, as part of a two day salute to the late Martin Luther King Jr. But Anderson, who settled in Bath in 2004, also plans to salute another hero of the civil rights movement: Paul Robeson, the civil right... More...
Tunney: No tax impact from building project
Vote set for March 19
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - Residents of the Haverling school district will return to the polls in March to vote on a capital building project approved earlier this month by the school district's board of education. School board members last week scheduled a public vote on the $16. More...

Town of Bath has cash for qualifying homeowers
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - If you live in the Town of Bath, you may be eligible for free money. The municipality is ready to disburse more than $200,000 to qualifying property owners whose homes are in need of basic renovations. Town Supervisor Fred Muller last week said the only issue impeding the disbursement is ... More...

 News
•Curtain rising
Amber Payne and Dan Williams rehearse "They Can't Take That Away From Me" from the dinner and theater event coming to St. Mary's O'Malley Hall Jan. 26. The Bath Rotary Club and Keuka Lake Players are hosting the joint fundraiser to benefit local community projects, and promote theater arts in the ar... More...
•Fagan's Funeral Home celebrates 40th anniversary of Golden Rule membership
•Service to youth
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 Columns
•Just give the check to il capo
My desk at home, where I'm writing this column, has a shelf full of books on Italy. Most of the books are primers on how to speak Italian, and they share a common feature, the promise to make learning Italian an easy, pain-free adventure. More...
•A change in crime policy?
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 Police Blotter
•The blotter
Forgery Bath village police last week charged Mary Jo Wills, 44, of Steuben Street, Bath, with seconddegree forgery, for allegedly altering a medical prescription. Mills was arraigned in Bath village court and is to reappear in court at a later date. More...
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 Sports
•Local high school sports round-up
Rams win over Wellsville THE LEADER BATH - The Rams had received balanced scoring, as six players scored eight points or more in Bath Haverling's 60-45 win over Wellsville Tuesday, Jan. 15. Elisabeth Hall led Bath with 12 points, while Megan Russell and Nikki Murat scored 10 each. More...
•Prattsburgh avenges lone loss
•Haverling Rams earn sweep of Knights, Panthers
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS
• Community Services get food baskets to The holiday season is officially over, but before it is forgotten, this writer wants to remember Hammondsport Central School students and faculty who helped the HammondsportPulteney and Wayne - our two out-of-town parts of the school district. More...
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 Great Outdoors
•Getting to know the Canada goose
Canada geese are one of the most familiar wildlife species in New York. These birds are important for the recreational opportunities they provide and because of problems they can cause. Balancing these two views of Canada geese is a tremendous challenge for wildlife managers, property owners, and ... More...
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 Health
•What are the diabetes risk factors?
Type 2 The more risk factors an individual has, the greater his/her likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes. Individuals with any of theses risk factors should talk to a health professional about how to lower their risk, and discuss whether testing is needed. More...
•What is type 2 diabetes?
•Health news
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 Obituaries
•Arthur F. Andrews
HAMMONDSPORT - Arthur F. Andrews, 87, of 8 Mechanic St., passed away Tuesday, Jan. 15, at the Taylor Health Center. He was born Sept. 8, 1920 in Worster, Massachusetts, the son of Manuel and May Rose Aker Andrews. Art graduated from schools in Stonington, Massachusetts. He was a U.S. More...
•Kenneth H. Taggart
•Stella Slowik Leedecke
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 Social News
•Off-the-rack bridesmaid dresses
Once you've chosen your wedding gown, it's time to look for bridesmaid gowns. The most common complaint of bridesmaids is that the bride selects a costly dress inappropriate for any other occasion, thereby dooming it to spend the rest of eternity in the back of a closet or sold for pennies at a ga... More...
•Wedding anniversary
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 Home & Garden
•Viva la vino!
In-home wine cellar can satisfy any connoisseur
Just off of his dining room, wine buff Rusty Sproat has a 4-by-4-foot nook. Sick of cramming it with nothing but junk, the Westmont, Ill., resident recently turned the space into a wine cellar that holds about 19 cases. "There's a glass door with a twisted metal wrought-iron handle leading into t... More...
•Get lucky with bamboo growing
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