OLEAN — For Karli Davis, Sydnee Ganoung and Ashlyn Niver, the path to welding began with curiosity — either from watching family members work with metal or wanting to build something with their own hands. Now the three students are learning the trade thro... See more
I cannot say I’m sorry area is experiencing milder and shorter winters than those of my youth. This winter, unfortunately, was a throwback — a winter of old with heavy, deep snow and bitter temperatures, the forest floor buried for weeks. Back in the day,... See more
ALBANY (TNS) — The Public Service Commission, which regulates New York utility companies, has opened a proceeding that could roll back clean energy requirements without legislative approval. The proceeding may take pressure off Gov. Kathy Hochul, who is t... See more
Traditionally, I plan my annual trip to my daughter’s home in Rhode Island just before Feb. 22, my birthday. However, this year, church responsibilities kept me home. So, I’d planned to leave on Monday the 23rd for the 8-hour trip But Nature had other pla... See more
Democratic congressional candidate Aaron Gies expressed concern over the widening conflict in the Middle East following strikes conducted by the United States and Israel beginning on Saturday. He noted that understanding the nature of Iran’s ruling regime... See more
