Rob Maeske The Chronicle-Express NYS Division II Track & Field Championships At Cicero-North Syracuse High School Penn Yan Academy’s J.D. Tette placed 3rd in the… Login to continue reading Login…
John Christensen There is a Republican Primary in Yates County for U.S. Congress in the 24th District between the incumbent, Congresswoman Claudia Tenney, and challenger… Login to continue reading Login…
N.Y. State Senator Tom O’Mara To kick off the just concluded 2024 regular session of the State Legislature – one that we believed represented a… Login to continue reading Login…
John Christensen PENN YAN – Thursday, May 30, the Empire State Winery Cupola was removed from its site on the Firemen’s Field of the Village… Login to continue reading Login…
N.Y. State Senator Tom O’Mara Nickle-and-diming New Yorkers to the breaking point” State government’s spending habit has become so addictive that, eventually, every move that… Login to continue reading Login…
John Christensen Christian nationalism advances the misguided idea that the US is a ‘Christian nation’, true Americans are Christian, and Christians should get to run… Login to continue reading Login…
John Christensen The Finger Lakes Wine Alliance convened a group of member wineries April 3 for a blind tasting and discussion about the 2023 vintage,… Login to continue reading Login…
John Christensen In April of this year, the Yates County Sheriff’s Office began investigating AUSTIN G. PACE, 25, of Cullman, Ala. With assistance from the… Login to continue reading Login…
Last week, Penn Yan Middle School's spelling champ Ryan Creary represented the Wayne-Finger Lakes region at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Baltimore. Creary made it through the first three rounds of the quarter-finals Wednesday night correctly spelling "in medias res," answering the vocabulary question, "What is another word for erstwhile?" with "former," and spelling "springerle" correctly.
The word that ended Ryan's progress was "apamin," an amino acid found in bee venom. He finished in a tie for 60th place out of 200 contestants competing for the Scripps Cup and a prize of $50,000.
The 2024 Scripps National Spelling Bee Champion is Bruhat Soma of Tampa, Fla., who defeated Faizan Zaki from Texas in a spell-off.
Art Kirk The Penn Yan Junior Mustang 1st and 2nd Grade Lacrosse team finished their season with a perfect 24-0 record. They played flawless lacrosse… Login to continue reading Login…