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June 8, 2008
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The portable bus station
Morris street bus stop to be moved to Pulteney Square
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
BATH - If you're one of the growing number of people using the local public transportation system, keep your eye on the bus stop located near the corner of West Morris Street and Wilson Avenue. It's about to move. More...
CCE serving up fresh treats

BATH - Wednesday in Bath means taking a stroll through the park to smell the bright flowers and gather some fresh produce in your basket. Now, Cornell Cooperative Extension has staked out a tent in the middle of the vendors to bring together both the agricultural and nutritional worlds in an edu... More...

Sting of the spider
Avoca man suffers massive reaction to insect sting
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

AVOCA - On a Wednesday afternoon three weeks ago, Charlie Burlew was mowing a friend's field across the road from his home on Redman Gully hill. Looking back on the occasion, he believes that's when the spider bit him. More...

 News
•Business after hours
PHOTO PROVIDED Ravines Wine Cellars recently hosted a Business After Hours for the Hammondsport Chamber of Commerce. This type of social gathering is a perfect opportunity for Chamber members to network and a member business to showcase its product or service. Ravines is one of many small high quali... More...
•Relay for Life: July 11-12
•Carlie Brown named Steuben County Dairy Princess
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 Columns
•Hillary in the rearview mirror
Watching the gradual implosion of Hillary Clinton's campaign didn't feel exactly like watching a great Shakespearean tragedy unfold. But Hillary's gradual loss to Barack had a kind of jaw-dropping impact nonetheless. More...
•Guest Columnist
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 Police Blotter
•Child killer Smith up for parole
BATH - Convicted killer Eric Smith's fate is again in the hands of a parole board. A state Department of Corrections parole board will determine this month if Smith will be freed from prison or incarcerated for at least two more years. Smith has been denied parole three t imes since 2002. More...
•Plea entered in cheerleading case
•The blotter
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 Sports
•Local area Babe Ruth results
Keuka Area Babe Ruth June 3 Avoca at Bath 2 Final Score Avoca 10, Bath2 4 Winning pitcher Connor Putnam for Avoca had 6Ks in 5 innings Zach Fletcher went 3 for 4 for 3 singles Loosing pitcher for Bath 2 was Justin Howell More...
•Bath boys track claims 1st title
•Rams win 1st home sec. game
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS
.• United States Representative John R. "Randy" Kuhl of Hammondsport gave the keynote address at Keuka College's 100th graduation. He quoted from John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address, the now famous words, "ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country. More...
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 Great Outdoors
•Before hiking, make sure you're prepared
Hiking is an excellent form of exercise, a great way to get in touch with nature, and lots of fun. With a little planning and forethought it can be a safe and enjoyable activity for almost everyone. Before you go: - Check with your health-care provider to be sure you are fit enough for your hike... More...
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 Health
•MP3 players and iPods can cause hearing loss
Hearing aids may soon be a new high school fashion trend. Evidence continues to mount that personal listening devices such as iPods and MP3 players can cause hearing loss. The affected group: children ages 6 to 19. "That's the group that wants to have their own time to listen to music," said Beck... More...
•Health news
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 Schools
•Prattsburgh Central School announces students of the month
Each month one student from each classroom in grades 4 through 6 is selected as the "Student of the Month." The selection is based on attitude, effort, and responsibility. More...
•Haverling school announces valedictorian and salutatorian
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 Obituaries
•Ethel L. Crans
CAMPBELL - Ethel L. Crans age 82, of Campbell, died Tuesday, June 3, at Founders Pavilion in Corning. She was born in the DeMonstoy log cabin in Campbell on October 15, 1925 to Ray and Eva (DeMonstoy) Cleveland. She shared 54 years of marriage to Charles Crans, who predeceased her on June 16, 199... More...
•Milford Charles Gridley
•Clark Robinson
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 Social News
•Birth announcement
A daughter, Sophie Lynn Hall, was born to George and Karen Hall of Bath on May 30 at St. James Mercy Hospital in Hornell. She joins a brother, Russell, at home. Sophia weighed six pounds, 14 ounces and was 20 inches long. Proud grandparents are W.AL Bresee, Maryilyn Bresee, Claudia Hall, all of... More...
•Engagement announcement
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 Home & Garden
•Plants to grow to attract butterflies
Everyone loves to watch butterflies flying through the air. One way to ensure the tiny creatures inhabit your space is to plant a butterfly garden. The garden, which includes a variety of plants, has other advantages, explained Jeff Cantrell, education specialist with the Missouri Conservation De... More...
•Turning to soaker hoses
•Accentuating beauty after dark
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