1922: Headless skeleton found in forgotten grave
Yates County History Center The Chronicle-Express -- Consolidation, January 1, 1926, of the Yates County Chronicle (1824) and the Penn...
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Community Table Dinner needs some volunteer help
If you haven’t heard, the Yates County Chamber of Commerce recently named PYTCo and the Sampson Theatre as the benefactors...
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Last call to Finger Lakes artists and writers for ‘Bluff & Vine’ entries
It’s the final call for submissions for the sixth issue of Bluff & Vine, the homegrown literary magazine of the...
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1972: Lakemont to reopen as Glen Springs Academy
Items in this column were selected by volunteers on behalf of the Yates County History Center after searching records found...
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Larzelere and St. Pierre wed
Curtis E. Larzelere, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Larzelere of Bluff Point, and Bethany Ann St. Pierre, daughter...
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Church Briefs
This past Sunday, Pastor Sandi spoke again from the scripture of Jeremiah 2: 4-13. Jeremiah felt we could not listen...
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Seneca Heritage Day Sept. 3 at Overacker’s Schoolhouse
Middlesex Heritage Group RUSHVILLE — The Middlesex Heritage Group hosts its 31st annual Seneca Heritage Day on Saturday, Sept. 3...
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1872: Monster rattlesnake invades home in Naples
Yates County History Center The Chronicle-Express -- Consolidation, January 1, 1926, of the Yates County Chronicle (1824) and the Penn...
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‘Dance in a square, make a circle of friends!’
The Penn Yan Friendship Squares is inviting everyone to a free introduction to Western Square Dancing. Join us for our...
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Neisner’s was called ‘one of the nation’s greatest mercantile enterprises.’ What happened?
Alan Morrell Back when downtown Rochester was lined with retail stores, Neisner’s was one of the most affordable shopping options....
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