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Menacing, AUO, Harassment, petit larceny and much more
Katrina L. Griffin, 35, of 10647 Pinewood St., Apt. 201, Corning, was charged May 18 with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operator and inadequate lights.
Village follow-up audit shows gains
A follow-up audit of the Village of Bath and its utility shows conditions have improved significantly since a highly critical report of management and operations was issued by the state Comptroller nearly two years.
Memorial Day Weekend NYC: City Beaches, Coney Island, Governors Island, Fleet Week
After days of mostly rain, the sun is shining bright. And the beaches are ready.
Main Street grant meeting important to Bath
To the Editor, The Village of Bath is embarking on the process to apply for a 2012 New York State Main Street Grant through The New York State Consolidated Funding Application process.
Ban on synthetic pot, which can be bought in Staten Island stores, clears U.S. Senate
A federal ban on "synthetic marijuana" that can be found at convenience stores across Staten Island has passed the Senate, and is one step closer to law.
Markham honored for meritorious service as Bath Rotarian
Ted Markham, accompanied by his wife Peg receives honorary membership in the Bath Rotary Club and a gift of a Rotary spinning, weather station clock presented by the local club president, Robin Lattimer .
Study shows area ripe for growth
A two-month survey of economic needs in the town of Bath and its villages indicates the area is well-positioned to develop a wide range of services.
Stacey Babcock, daughter of Edward and Susan Babcock, has been named to the Dean's List at Keuka College in Keuka Park, NY.
Groundbreaking held for Emergency Department Project
From left to right: Arnot Health President and CEO Anthony Cooper; Campaign Chairman Bud Meade; Arnot Health Senior Vice President, Planning and Strategy, Wes Blauvelt; Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital President and Chief Operating Officer James Watson; and, Arnot Health Board Member Patrick Rogers.
Abuse report leads to marijuana bust
Authorities investigating a child abuse report Tuesday uncovered a marijuana-growing operation in the suspects' Bradford home.
Growing Problems in Steuben County
Poverty, hunger, and homelessness are growing problems in Steuben County. Our unemployment rate stands at 10 percent.
Almost Perfectly Preserved’ WWII Fighter Discovered in...
It's not quite the same as the opening sequence to 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind,' but it's awfully close.
The Walk-A-Thon held April 21, 2012 at the Bath VAMC had 21 walkers ready to go.
Mock DWI promotes safe prom night
Prom season is here. But this time of year isn't only about the dresses and limos.
Bath area churches unite against hunger
Bath area churches united against hunger at their eighth annual event on Saturday, April 14, 2012.
Dickson works for the community
To the Editor, I have had the pleasure of serving on the Haverling Board of Education and have witnessed first-hand the dedication of our school board members.
MVA, violation of probation, criminal mischief and much more
Deputies report of a one car motor vehicle accident that occurred at approximately 8:50 a.m. April 26 in the town of Cameron.
Boy drowns in Steuben County farm pond
State police say a 4-year-old Amish boy has drowned in his family's farm pond in the Steuben County town of Wheeler, about 96 miles from Syracuse.
Economic group sets May 16 meeting
A second public information meeting on a plan to develop the Bath-Savona area's economy is set for 6 p.m., May 16 at the St.
Yartym up to juggling challenges on school board
To The Editor, My husband and I have lived in Bath for 25 years and have raised 4 children who have or do attend the Bath school.