Cohocton News

Sally Rogers, Carol Ohradzanski and Sarah Julien lend a hand Feb. 1 helping other volunteers shelve about 1,000 pounds of food inside a small, but doable storage area inside Sturmer Hall.

Concerns over equipment safety have prompted Cohocton town officials to consider enlarging a maintenance building for the highway department.

At 7:08 a.m. on Thursday, the sun rose over Manhattan. The groundhog in the American Museum of Natural History stood erect beside his burrow and gazed unblinking into the flat light.

With all the attention on possible bans on hydrofracking, the took a different step last month.

David Cole is making another run for Steuben County sheriff. Cole, 63, who unsuccessfully ran for the position in 2008, announced his plans Thursday at Donna's Restaurant.

A former Steuben County undersheriff said Wednesday he wants another shot at the county's top law enforcement officer job.

Nathaniel Sean Tymel, 20, of 120 E. Washington St., Apt. 202, was charged Wednesday with third-degree attempted assault, endangering the welfare of a child and resisting arrest.

Steuben County Sheriff's deputies reported Sunday, Jan. 8, that a vehicle operated by Michael Hamilton, 44, of Cohocton struck a garage located at 1472 County Route 90.