Wayland News

He was arraigned in Woodhull Town Court and sent to the Steuben County Jail without bail.

A dozen members of the Wayland Cohocton football team took part in an unusual community project.

WAYLAND, N.Y. Wood contract furniture supplier Gunlocke , a subsidiary of HNI Corp ., has certified its products to the current draft of the Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Assn .

Staff Sgt. Herbert Thompson enjoys training soldiers. The Fort Jackson soldier does his job so well that he recently won the Army's Drill Sergeant of the Year award.

Dukert has a bachelor's degree in communications from West Chester University. Prior to coming to MU, she served as alumni programs coordinator and interim director of alumni development at Cabrini College in ...

“That's why we chose that particular population as underserved and could benefit from this resource.”

More than two dozen adults with disabilities will perform in unique concerts with the 171 Cedar Women's Chorale today in Corning and on Sunday in Elmira. via Star-Gazette

A 26-year-old Wayland man was charged May 3 with illegal disposal of solid waste and operating a solid waste facility without a permit. via Star-Gazette

Slow food trip Group learning about maple The Rochester chapter of Slow Food is planning a field trip to Sugarbush Hollow in Wayland, Steuben County, from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday. via Democrat & Chronicle

“Mr. Tavolino pled guilty to possessing a forged check and to a scheme to defraud involving solicitations he was making for a non-existent charity”

He went door-to-door asking for donations to charities that he made up, and brought a little boy along for his scam. via WHEC-TV Rochester

CORNING - Steuben County will take the first step Monday toward authorizing a new property tax break for veterans who served during the Cold War. via Star-Gazette

Tara Marie Caporiccio and Paul Edward Stonier both of Rochester, N.Y. will be married at Horseheads Elks Club in Horseheads on September 13, 2008. via Star-Gazette

*Eric T. Bebout, 19, of Crosby Creek Road in Hornellsville, was charged Feb. 18 with second-degree burglary. Police said on Feb. 13 he entered a residence in the town of Canisteo and stole money and long guns. Bebout was arraigned in Hornellsville Town Court and sent to the Steuben County Jail in lieu of $5,000 cash bail or $10,000 property bond. *Matthew M. Fell, 24, of Hudson Road in Wayland, was arrested Feb. 19 at the Steuben County Office Building in Bath on a warrant charging him with violation of probation. He was arraigned in Steuben County Court and sent to the Steuben County Jail without bail. *Charles E. Croke, 47, of Chestnut Street in Towanda, was charged Feb. 16 with driving while intoxicated, refusal to submit to screening device and failure to stop at a stop sign after a traffic stop on Cayuta Avenue. The addresses listed in record items -- the last known residence of the accused or the address the person gave to law enforcement officers -- are obtained by the Star-Gazette from police or court records. via Star-Gazette

Accused of stealing: A 17-year-old Naples girl was arrested on Feb. 3 at Eastview Mall and charged with petit larceny. via Democrat & Chronicle

Multiple motor-vehicle accidents on Interstate 390 in Steuben County this morning temporarily closed the highway in the Southern Tier. via Democrat & Chronicle

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Steuben County will present 'Save Energy, Save Dollars' workshops at the following times and locations: *Dormann Library, 101 W. Morris St. via Star-Gazette

The Wilson Farms on E. Naples Street in Wayland sold a winning ticket for Tuesday's Take 5 drawing. via Star-Gazette

“So we hope that everyone will join our effort to reach even more individuals this holiday season by passing along the PPA's toll-free number or Web site to those who need it most.”

During this holiday season, the Partnership for Prescription Assistance wants to remind all Americans that help is available for people struggling to access their prescription medicines. via Earth Times

Wayland house fire thought to be intentional November 19, 2007 Post Comment Star-Gazette A joint investigation by the Steuben County Fire Investigation team and the New York State Police into an Oct. via Star-Gazette.COM

The Star-Gazette is preparing a report on bullying and is interested in hearing from victims, parents of victims, health-care professionals, law enforcement personnel or others who have been affected in any way ... via Star-Gazette

A county grand jury handed up the following indictments on Oct. 23: *Vicki Ames, 38, of county Route 13 in Bath, was charged with first-degree perjury in connection with a court proceeding in December. via Star-Gazette