Show your support for the important work volunteer fire companies do in keeping rural America safe by joining the firefighters and auxiliary of Middlesex Hose Co. for the return of their monthly roast beef dinners. After being on hold for almost three years, the famed Middlesex Hose Co. Roast Beef Dinners are returning this fall with their first dinner scheduled for Sept. 24.
During September, libraries across the nation celebrate Library Card Sign Up Month, and local libraries across the Southern Tier Library System are no exception!
SUNY Geneseo and Finger Lakes Community College ceremonially signed an agreement on Aug. 29 to establish a cooperative admission program, allowing FLCC students to seamlessly transfer to Geneseo without an additional application. The agreement, which goes into effect during the fall 2022 semester, applies to psychology, education, accounting, biology, history, and sustainability studies majors.
First it was a whisper. Then it became the dull background sound of waves crashing on the shore in the distance, or a truck on a distant highway. Most recently, it is a roar. The Changing Church. At St. Mark’s, we have a new priest. And with that comes change. Will the services be the same? Will the lay leadership maintain their roles? What if Columba wants to change something significant – maybe music, or types or timing of fellowship?
In an April 29, 2020 editorial, I wrote that I would not take a bet that The Chronicle-Express would be around in print form for its 200th year. It almost wasn’t. Just days before an announced closure, the weekly newspaper was sold by Gannett to CherryRoad Media.
For many New York homeowners, the waning days of August and the start of September bring cheery back-to-school sendoffs and the arrival of the household's STAR benefit.
YATES COUNTY — The origins of the Rape Crisis Service of Yates County begin with an unsolved sexual assault of a 10year-old child on April 29, 1981 in the Town of Middlesex. “The parents were involved in seeking victim services, which did not exist at the time. This became the catalyst regarding victim services being developed in Yates County,” recalls Yates County Sheriff Ron Spike.
New York’s weekly COVID-19 tally fell 9% in the week ending Sept. 2 as authorities raced to start providing a new COVID-19 vaccine booster Wednesday to gird against the virus’ expected resurgence this fall and winter.
Meet at the courthouse lawn and join in a circuit around downtown Penn Yan .
New York ended its mask mandate for mass transit June 5, lifting one of the last remaining state restrictions aimed at limiting the spread of COVID- 19. Meanwhile, officials urged people to get the new COVID-19 vaccine booster to curb outbreaks this fall and winter.