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NY saves $3.1 million in energy efficiency program
Turning off lights, turning down the heat and buying with an eye toward energy efficiency is saving New York more than $3.1 million so far this fiscal year.
Shopper Reactions to Possible P&C Closing
We have continuing coverage tonight of P&C decision to possibly close it's stores in Hornell and Watkins Glen.
Rebuilding Place in the Urban Space
TV program on manufacturing subway cars for New York City
Thursday, November 12, 2009 TV program on manufacturing subway cars for New York City Christopher lets us know that those of us with cable or satellite television can watch the National Geographic Channel tonight and see a program from the Ultimate Factories series on subway car manufacturing.
On Saturday, Nov. 7, Five Rivers Council, Boy Scouts of America, kicked off its annual Scouting for Food drive by passing out door hangers in the 10- county area of the Southern Tier of New York and the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania, from Hornell to Mansfield to Towanda to the Valley to Elmira to Watkins Glen and Odessa and every community in ...
New Cars for the Subway, Old Ones for the Deep
Why is it that in a program about the construction of brand-spanking-new New York City subway cars, the most satisfying moment comes when we see some old New York City subway cars being hurled into the ocean? Strange but true.
Leicester, N.Y. a ' Candi Cassidy was arrested Monday on charges of robbery and reckless endangerment.
First there was Raging Wolf. Then came Knockout Promotions. Now add True Cage Warriors Entertainment to the list of local promoters bringing the Mixed Martial Arts experience to Western New York.
The Association for Vision Rehabilitation and Employment, Inc....
Binghamton, N.Y. 2 November 2009 a ' The Association for Vision Rehabilitation and Employment, Inc.
Heroin Cases Up in the Southern Tier
Police said the highly addictive drug heroin is making a strong comeback here in the Southern Tier.
Alstom to cut 502 rail jobs in N.Y.
French engineering firm Alstom SA is cutting 502 jobs in Hornell in western New York, leaving between 200 to 300 workers at its rail assembly plant, the Associated Press reports.
Off Track Betting program: Legislators not OK with takeover plan
Steuben County legislators are opposed to a plan by the state to take over the western region's Off Track Betting program.
Students escape burning building
Photo courtesy of "Evening Tribune" Courtesy of Evening Tribune Photo Courtesy of "Evening Tribune" Robin Howard embraces her friend, Len Curran, co- owner of Alfred Sports Center.
Dr. Ismail Mehr watched as Palestinian doctors attended to a young boy who needed stitches for a head wound at al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza last January.
Marching bands will play Saturday in Corning
Nine high school marching bands from across the Twin Tiers will perform their field shows Saturday evening in a Bandtoberfest hosted by the Corning-Painted Post West High Marching Band.
First Snow Tonight in the Southern Tier
A series of storms will track through the mid Atlantic states the next 48 hours.
Plan to cut bridge aid stuns officials
A proposal to trim the 2010 Steuben County budget by $100,000 has resulted in strong protests by officials in the cities of Corning and Hornell.
Rail slump leads to layoffs in Hornell
A decrease in rail industry business is blamed for putting hundreds of residents in the Hornell area.
Jobs Coming to Champlain, N.Y.
A new business is moving to Champlain, N.Y., with plans to create up to 50 jobs by the end of January.
500 Layoffs Possible At Alstom
U p to 500 employees could be laid off by the end of May at a major Steuben County employer.
New business to bring 50 jobs to area
A new business is moving into the Village of Champlain, with plans to create up to 50 jobs by the end of January.