Troupsburg News

Steuben County Legislator Dan C. Farrand, R-Addison, will seek re-election to a second term to represent District 10, according to a press release from his campaign.

Rebecca Hjort of Canisteo was awarded $13,600 for the 'Excellence in Education Scholarship.' Hjort will graduate in 2009 from Canisteo-Greenwood Central School and intends to enroll in the nursing program.

Regardless of how their season ends, Sherman seniors Rachel Ottaway, Beth Gribble, Michelle Persons, Julie Frye and Lindsey Alday have quite a resume to be proud of under head coach Mel Swanson.

Ita s been more than six months since eighty neglected horses were removed from a Troupsburg farm.

Who can forget the pictures of those emaciated horses seized from a Troupsburg farm last year.

New York State Police charged a Troupsburg woman Monday with felony larceny following a two-month investigation into the woman's report of a burglary at her home in December.

Local projects recommended for the federal stimulus package not only would create jobs immediately but could also boost employment down the road, officials said Tuesday.

A 17-year-old Jasper boy is charged with endangering the welfare of a child, after New York State Police said he made threats toward several Jasper-Troupsburg School District students.

A 22-year-old Jasper man is accused of providing alcohol to minors. Jordan Butler of Old State Road was charged Friday with first-degree unlawful dealing with a child.

The operator of a farm in Troupsburg from which 80 severely neglected horses were removed nearly 16 weeks ago was sentenced this week, the Finger Lakes SPCA said in a news release.

CAMPBELL - According to the New York Governor's proposed budget the Campbell-Savona School District would get more than $375,000 in state aid next year.