Ulysses News

COUDERSPORT - A hearing on post-trial motions for a former teacher charged last fall with abusing a developmentally disabled youth has been set for Wednesday.

“I'm a believer in it, and this country needs it”

Obama unites people, supporters say The Latino couple with two young children and the black senior citizens standing with them are a testament to the ability of presidential candidate Barack Obama to bring ... via Reading Eagle/Reading Times

“No, I'm in touch. I know exactly what's going on.”

Black Blizzards and Cross Bones I came to this by way of John and his excellent blog. via Corrente

“He knew what he liked and what people were interested in”

A stiff breeze stirred the early spring air on the morning of April 2, as more than 40 employees, docents and trustees gathered on the sidewalk outside the elegant townhouses marked 2008-2010 Delancey Place. via Jewish Exponent

Riverside Drive in Limestone, N.Y., became a river Wednesday because of the heavy rainfall, as did many low-lying areas in the region. via The Bradford Era - Bradford

Ulysses man accused of '04 rape of teens January 29, 2008 Pennsylvania State Police have a arrested a Ulysses man and charged him with the alleged 2004 rapes of two teenage girls. via Star-Gazette.COM

“He admitted to having sexual intercourse with (the 22-year-old) at least five times and sex with (the 58-year-old) on at least one occasion”

A Ulysses man who was supposed to be providing respite care for two Potter County women with mental disabilities has admitted having sex with them. via Star-Gazette.COM

“Jewish hipster comedy movement”

Valley of the Dollies Wed., Dec. 19, 11pm. $1.99. Bob & Barbara's, 1509 South St. via Philadelphia Weekly

“I just told him, we'll bring Christmas to wherever you are.”

Steelers fans can take a shot at the Patriots before today's game while helping a young Shaler veteran who remains hospitalized following an August car crash. via Pittsburgh Tribune

A woman accused ot stealing checks over a two-month period used them to buy about $300 worth of groceries from two stores, state police announced this morning. via Star-Gazette.COM