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January 27, 2008
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ON THE MOVE
Bath Relay for Life heading to H'port
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
HAMMONDSPORT - The Bath Relay for Life, headed for its ninth annual fundraiser, will move its venue from the Steuben County Fairgrounds to the Hammondsport volunteer fire department's carnival grounds along state Route 54. The Relay is scheduled July 11 and 12. More...
IDM Hospital, Arnot to discuss partnership

BATH - Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital and the Fred and Harriett Taylor Health Center have entered into an exclusive agreement with Arnot Health, the parent company of Arnot-Ogden Hospital, to explore affiliation opportunities. More...

Bath VA awarded $5.6 M for expanded services
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - The Bath VA last week announced it has receive a funding package worth $5.6 million to expand medical services and hire 50 additional new employees trained largely in clinical technologies. New services will include an area dedicated to colonoscopy procedures, as well as the expansion and... More...

 News
•Cub scouts race derbies
HAMMONDSPORT - Cub Scout Pack 18 enjoyed its annual Pinewood Derby earlier this month, holding races for each den in the pack followed by a general pack race, a sibling race and an adult race. The Hammondsport Rotary Club provided food for the event and helped judge the best designs. More...
•BEGWS honored
•Cavalier mulls another run for sheriff
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 Columns
•Beyond the oil market
Two news items I've come across recently point to the possibility the U.S. is moving toward a practical alternative to oil-based automobile fuels. But you have to be an optimist to believe this. The first piece of news was the introduction in India of a $2,500 car. More...
•Let's try learning from Brazil
•Everything you always wanted to know about astronomy
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 Police Blotter
•Accident slows I-86 traffic
BATH - A one-vehicle accident around noon Friday, Jan. 18, on Interstate 86 slowed traffic in the westbound lane between exits 37 and 38 near Bath. Early reports indicated the vehicle rolled over, coming to rest in the traffic median. More...
•The blotter
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 Sports
•Sports roundup
H-port downs Arkport 56-45 THE LEADER HAMMONDSPORT - Jake Clarkson erupted for 20 points and pulled down 13 rebounds to lead Hammondsport to a 56-45 win over Arkport Friday, Jan. 18. Derek Baroody and Brian Stachnik each chipped in with 10 points for the Lakers. More...
•Wildcats hand C-S another SCAA loss
•Letchworth Indians top Bath Haverling
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS
• The Glenn H. Curtiss Museum is in the process of planning the 100th anniversary of the first-ever pre-announced public flight in America by Glenn Curtiss on July 4, 1908. Traffer Doughery, museum director, reports that on Saturday, July 5, there will be day-long festivities around the actu... More...
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 Great Outdoors
•Conflicts with coyotes
The Eastern coyote is firmly established in New York. They live in New York as an integral part of our ecosystem. People and coyotes can usually coexist if the natural fear of people that coyotes have is maintained. More...
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 Health
•Little known eye disease threatens vision of millions
MIDDLEBURY, CONNECTICUT January 23, 2008 - Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD), is the leading cause of vision loss in people aged 55 and older. And, AMD affects the vision of more than 10 million Americans. Yet only 30 percent of Americans are familiar with the disease, according to a study b... More...
•Six steps to great looking skin
•Cancer Awareness 2008
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 Schools
•Local students named to Dean's List
• Matthew Towner of Avoca, has made the Dean's List at Kettering University for the Spring 2007 semester. Towner is pursuing a BME. • Janice C. Finch, daughter of Frederick E. and Bonnie K. Finch, has been named to the Dean's List at Keuka College in Keuka Park. Finch, a senior, is s... More...
•Choose with success
•Bath students honored as good citizens
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 Obituaries
•Jane S. Hill
PULTENEY - Jane S. Hill, 84, of 10769 Cross St., passed away Saturday, Jan. 19, at the Taylor Health Center. She was born August 25, 1923 in Prattsburgh, the daughter of Chandos and Florence Litteer Shuart. She was predeceased by her husband Preston J. Hill on Feb. 1, 1994. More...
•Edith E. Sabins
•John W. French
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 Social News
•The makings for a wonderful sendoff
The tradition of throwing rice at a newly married couple has been around since ancient times. Many ancient civilizations believed that by throwing rice the fertility of the seeds would be passed on to the couple. They also believed that rice could ward off evil spirits. More...
•Wedding announcement
•Infant and Child Day Care
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 Home & Garden
•Hints and Helps
How to remove candle wax from carpet Candle wax often finds its way onto our carpets, area rugs or upholstery. How this happens is no real mystery, as many people move candles while they are still lit. More...
•Winter's potholes, icy roads can jar your vehicle out of alignment
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