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February 3, 2008
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Flu in 'full force' in Steuben County
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
BATH - Freezing temperatures. Sleet and rain. Now add to all that miserable weather a final winter worry: the flu. Viral influenza has hit the Southern Tier like a blast of cold air, according to Gail Wechsler, public health coordinator for the Steuben County Public Health and Nursing Services O... More...
Bath GOP, Dems caucus for March village elections
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BAT H - Village Republicans late last month nominated two incumbent village trustees and incumbent Mayor David Wallace for reelection, while Democrats nominated a single candidate for the village boaord. Republican Trustees Michael Skelly and Jeanne Glass were nominated in the Jan. 24 GOP ca... More...

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Pictured above, scores of area residents turned out last Saturday for the official opening of the Bath Volunteer Fire Department's new station on West Morris Street. More...

 News
•Former Steuben County deputy sues sheriff, county
Bath - A $5 million lawsuit against Steuben County and Sheriff Richard Tweddell has been filed by a former investigator in U.S. District Court in Rochester. Allegations in the lawsuit include sexual discrimination, civil rights violations and retaliation. More...
•New York to have big impact on Super Tuesday
•Writer to sign copies of memoir
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 Columns
•Family quarrels
America's true first family of politics - and it is not Bill and Hillary Clinton - spoke out last week, and their voices sent tremors through the Democratic Party. More...
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 Opinions & Letters
•Give the SEQR process a chance to work
In order to survive, our need as human beings for clean water is second only to our demand for fresh air. The northeast, especially the Finger Lakes region, is blessed with plenty of high quality water. This is true of both surface water (lakes, rivers) and groundwater (aquifers). More...
•SCIDA's arrogance 'breathtaking'
•Cheerleaders' efforts appreciated
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 Police Blotter
•Elmira teacher charged with public lewdness
Elmira, N.Y. - An Elmira elementary school teacher was suspended Wednesday, Jan. 30, after he allegedly exposed himself Tuesday, Jan. 29,at a highway rest stop in Campbell. Chris A. More...
•Accused pedophile to go to court
•Penn Yan teacher faces more charges
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 Sports
•SPORTS
J & J coots Const. Jan. 12, 2008 Team Standings: 1. Luta Logging 2. Wooden Nickel 3. The Fun Gang 4. Avoca Lawns 5. Carl's Cobra's 6. Ta Cafe Express 7. We Four 8. Avoca Country Market & Cafe 9. We're Back 10. More...
•Quick start pushes Way-Co past Bath
•Sports round-up
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS
• Last Friday, the first speaker for the Steuben County Historical Society was Robert Yott, speaking eloquently on the history of the Veterans Administration in Bath. He has also written a book on the subject. • Hammondsport American Legion Auxiliary #407 meets at the Roswell McDaniel... More...
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 Great Outdoors
•Cougar sightings
Myth or reality?
I've got mountain lions on my mind. For the past month, cougars have clawed into my life with surprising regularity, considering they are secretive and not officially present in Illinois. Most intrusions come via membership in the Eastern Cougar e-mail exchange. A recent arrival was the story of... More...
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 Health
•Massage thereapy has been around a long time
Massage therapy has been around for centuries. As far back as 2,700 B.C., ancient Chinese cultures used it to relieve all types of ailments. Hippocrates wrote about the benefits of rubbing and friction regarding joint and circulation problems, and Julius Caesar is believed to have had daily massag... More...
•Health news
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 Obituaries
•Mary Eellen (Kane) McCann
SAVONA - Mary Ellen (Kane) McCann passed away on Jan. 24, at home. She was born July 20, 1925 in Tioga, Pennsylvania to Leon and Anna Mae Weaver Kane. She graduated as an RN from the Arnot School of Nursing in 1945 and spent her life as a nurse and mentor to those who worked with her. More...
•Ronald V. Hobbs
•Michael A. San Angelo
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 Social News
•A honeymoon timeline
You are nearly done planning your wedding, but wait, haven't you forgotten something? The honeymoon. By setting up everything in advance, you won't find yourself stuck out in the middle of nowhere in the most unromantic spot in the world. More...
•Wedding announcement
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 Home & Garden
•'Love and Marriage'
Pictured above in left photo, Pete Webster, Sandra Williams and Amber Payne perform in 'Love and Marriage' in O'Malley Hall at St. Mary's Church in Bath. The show was produced by the Bath Rotary Club and Keuka Lake Players. Above right, Amber Payne and Greg Rougeux perform a Sinatra-inspired duet in... More...
•Reading the trees in winter
•How do I get my African violets to bloom again?
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