AFTER THOUGHTS We need to invest in the future of news
This is the final column in the 200th year of this news establishment. That's right.
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Dundee Library receives Landmark Award
Each fall, The Landmark Society of Western New York presents awards to projects, people, and organizations who, through their dedication and hard work, have contributed to historic preservation in our nine-county area. The 2024 Preservation Awards, presented by The Innovating Edge, were announced at a ceremony on Nov.
Goodbye to 'The Little Church with the Big Heart!'
A previous article in The Chronicle-Express, written in 1993 by Ruth Dennis, recounted the long and rich history of the Benton Methodist Church. This article covers the "rest of the story" as Paul Harvey would say, from 1993 to the present.
PYA alum goes to NCAA Semifinals
SIOUX FALLS, SD - Penn Yan's own Caitlin Wunder was instrumental in bringing NCAA East Division II volleyball champs the Bentley University Falcons into the Division II national semifinals for the first time in the program's history, helping her team win their 5-set match over the tournament's #1 seed, the Ferris State Bulldogs. The Falcons entered the national tournament as the #8 seed.
AFTER THOUGHTS Change for the sake of change?
I have believed for a long time that the atmosphere formed through social media often resembles a barroom full of regulars who stop in to catch up with their friends and foes to debate current events. While enjoying the final scene from a Cheers re-run, the popular sit-com that aired from 1982-1993, an exchange between two friends parting ways made me think, "The more things change, the more they stay the same." One of the characters, Woody Boyd, the bartender played by Woody Harrelson, speaking to main character Sam Malone, played by Ted Danson, said: "You know something, I hate change.
Community Table 2024 raises $22K for Our Town Rocks and The Living Well
YATES COUNTY - The Community Table Dinner takes place the first Saturday of September each year, where hundreds gather over a communal farm-to-table meal to raise funds for a different local charity in Yates County. While the dinner is typically held on the Main Street Bridge in Penn Yan, this is the second year where less than ideal weather moved the event to a rain location.
AFTER THOUGHTS Cult or God-ordained ministry?
The cover image on Mary Rosenberger's memoir is a simple line drawing of her profile with the words "Freedom Village" on a bold band covering her eyes. It's symbolic of how her vision of herself, her world, beliefs, and faith were masked by her surroundings.
St. Mike's Turkey Trot 2024 bigger than ever!
PENN YAN - One of the most popular Thanksgiving Day traditions in Penn Yan has become the St. Michael's School Turkey Trot 5K and Fun Run.
Register for 3rd annual Lights on Wheels Parade
PENN YAN - Kick off the holiday season with us at the 3rd annual Lights on Wheels Parade at 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec.
SPORTS ROUNDUP Scottish Mustangs achieve perfect football season!
Nov. 15 Wayne-Finger Lakes Independent League Championship at Seneca Falls Penn Yan/Dundee 50, Pal-Mac 42 The Penn Yan/Dundee Scottish Mustangs ended the 2024 season with a perfect record and a league title.