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July 20, 2008
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Relay for Life pulls in big crowd
Event raises nearly $60,000 for cancer research
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE
HAMMONDSPORT - Organizers for the 2008 Bath- Hammondsport Relay for Life, held last weekend at the Hammondsport Firemen's Park, estimate the annual event raised nearly $60,000 in donations to the American Cancer Society. More...
Bath's revised comprehensive plan now on Web
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - Bath town officials have completed a new draft of a comprehensive plan to guide future development in the municipality. The document, expanded from an earlier version, is available for viewing on the Steuben County government's website. More...

Town could complete adult business law by fall
By ROB PRICE THE COURIER-ADVOCATE

BATH - As local officials move towards wrapping up a comprehensive development plan for the Town of Bath, the original impetus for that plan - the desire to regulate adultoriented businesses within the municipality - could lead to special legislation by early fall. More...

 News
•Neighborhood Watch cleans up
Pictured above, Bath Neighborhood Watch held its fourth annual Spring Clean-Up on May 10. There were 37 participants including Kiwanis Little League teams and their coaches. Two truck loads of debris and 17 bags of trash were disposed of from the downtown area including the Wilson Skate Park. More...
•Cooperative Extension to appear at July 23 market
•County Historical Society to host open house in old Babcock Hollow Schoolhouse
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 Columns
•Economics 101
If you're like me, you've been reading all about these two characters, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and how they may wreck the U.S. economy. More...
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 Opinions & Letters
•Global warming needs coordinated action now
I am a student here in the town of Bath who has a great concern for the issue of global warming. Global warming is a terrible problem that is drastically altering our environment and causing many horrific changes in the climate through out the world and even here in our own town. More...
•Steuben legislators on the wrong trail
•Relay for Life a great success
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 Police Blotter
•Ex-Jackal Guinn killed in car crash
JEFFERSON, IOWA - Rob Guinn , a defenseman who spent two-and-a-half seasons with the Elmira Jackals, died last weekend in a car crash outside of Ames, Iowa. The car driven by Guinn, 32, was struck when an on coming vehicle failed to stop at an intersection on U.S. Highway 30, sending both cars in... More...
•The blotter
•Sentencing in dog killing case rescheduled
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 Sports
•McCann, Nichols lead TRTC in final meet
CANISTEO - Zach McCann ran on two winning relays and placed third in the 15 and 16 boys high jump while Jordan Nichols won the 17 to 34 men's 100 and also ran on one of the winning relays with McCann to lead the Twin Rivers Track Club in its final regular season meet at Canisteo. More...
•Under the radar
•Crooker, Hynes run well for TRTC
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 Hammondsport Happenings
•HAMMONDSPORT HAPPENINGS
• The 26th Annual Wine Country Classic Boat Show and Regatta started Friday, July 18, continued through Saturday the 19th and will close today. From 75 to 100 classic wooden antique boats have been involved in the event on Keuka Lake. The featured boats are from the 1940s. More...
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 Great Outdoors
•How green is your TV?
Dear EarthTalk: I need to replace my old TV. Can you tell me which of the latest models is the greenest? I was told that the flatscreen/ plasmas are real energy hogs. What do you recommend? More...
•Sportsmen's paradise returning in October
•Pa. hunters win first round in court
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 Schools
•University student receives award
Mansfield University of Pennsylvania held its Nineteenth Annual Student Affairs Outstanding Student Service Awards April 21, 2008 at the North Manser Hall at Mansfield University. Among the students to receive awards Amber E. More...
•Bath Neighborhood Watch spring clean up
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 Obituaries
•Rosa M. Fiordo
Rosa M. Fiordo, age 99, of 7674 North Main Street, Kanona, died July 16 at Ira Davenport Hospital in Bath. Rosa was born in Kanona, the daughter of John and Christine (Vicharilo) Minichello. She was active in many organizations over the years, such as, The American Legion Aux., The Knights of Col... More...
•Helen R. Opila
•Kelly Clarke
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 Social News
•Birth announcement
A daughter was born on June 26 to Spc. Timothy and Kristina Benincasa Calafiore of Bath at the Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Elmira. She has been named Abrianna Kristine. She joins her brother Timmy, at home. Her father is serving in the US Army in Iraq. More...
•Most Embarrassing Moments
•Wedding traditions around the world
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 Community
•COMMUNITY
Victims of Domestic Violence Women's Support Group Victims of Domestic Violence Women's Support Group will meet from 6:45-7:45 p.m. Monday nights. The next meeting will be held July 21. For more information call 1- 800-286-3407. More...
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 Home & Garden
•Extension celebrates sour cherries
Last week was "cherry week" at the Bath Wednesday Farmer's Market. Nutrition Educator Jon Sterlace created a tasty Fire-Roasted Corn and Cherry Salsa at the Cornell Cooperative Extension booth. He said most of the people who came to the booth liked cherries and appreciated learning a new way to p... More...
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