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Dumpster Day coming up in Watkins Glen
WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (WETM) — The Village of Watkins Glen is holding a disposal event for its residents. Watkins Glen residents can bring large trash items and documents that need to be shredded to the Schuyler County Shared Services Building, located at 910 S. Decatur St. (behind Tops), between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. on […]
Painted Post, Riverside hydrant flushing dates announced
PAINTED POST, N.Y. (WETM) — The Village of Painted Post has announced that it will be flushing hydrants in Painted Post and Riverside later this month. The village plans to flush hydrants starting on Tuesday, May 21, through Friday, May 24. Flushing will occur between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. The village […]
Three Steuben County bridges closing May 13. Here's where, why and for how long
Major bridge projects will temporarily close three spans in Steuben County, all beginning May 13, according to public works officials. The bridges are in the towns of Wheeler, Cohocton and Campbell and each will be down for various amounts of time to allow significant overhauls to take place. Here are some details on the...
🚧 Update: Roadwork on NY 414 in Hector - Lanes Reopened After Drainage Improvements
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in NewYork. In an effort to keep the local community informed, we are reporting on the recent event regarding the traffic modifications due to drainage improvements on NY 414. On Friday, May 3rd, 2024, traffic was affected between Staudt Road and Barnes Road in Hector due to road work. Commuters experienced reduced lane availability from 8:30 AM until 11:30 PM, with two lanes reduced to one. We are pleased to update that as of the last update on the same day at 11:30 PM, all lanes have been reopened to traffic. Motorists are now able to use NY 414 without restrictions. We appreciate the community's patience and cooperation during the improvement works and are glad to report the regular flow of traffic has resumed.
Prolific best-selling author Grace Livingston Hill had roots in Steuben, Allegany counties
Some time back we sort of stumbled onto the fact that Grace Livingston Hill used to live in Steuben County. Once upon a time she was far and away one of the best-selling authors in America. Grace was born in Wellsville, in Allegany County, in 1865. She lived in Campbell, in Steuben County, from September 1883 to September 1885 (ages 18 to 20) while her father (Reverend Charles Montgomery Livingston) was pastor of the Presbyterian church –...
🚧 NY 14 Drainage Improvement Works Scheduled for May 16th in Montour and Town of Veteran
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in NewYork. Update on the upcoming infrastructure enhancement event: Residents and commuters in the areas of Town of Veteran and Montour in New York should be aware that drainage improvement activities are scheduled to take place on NY 14 in both directions. This will occur at the Town of Veteran; Town of Montour Line and further at the Schuyler - Chemung County Line (Veteran) on Thursday, May 16th, 2024, from 08:00 AM to 02:00 PM. According to the latest update, traffic flow shall be maintained as all lanes are expected to remain open during these hours. Drivers are encouraged to plan ahead and remain vigilant of the workers and changing traffic patterns while work is being conducted.
Corning historic landmark to be converted into market rate apartments. What we know.
The Corning City Council Monday night approved an Historic Landmark Designation for 10 W. First St., originally a Steuben County Courthouse and later a DMV office, and threw its support behind a nearly $1.5 million grant to help convert the site into market rate apartments. City Manager Mark Ryckman said the almost $1.5 million Restore NY Communities Initiative Municipal Grant Program application is geared to help fund a proposed $2.8 million project at the site, designed by owners...
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