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Tickets available for Hibernians beef raffle
... for steaks, turkeys, hams, pork loins and shrimp. Prize certificates may be turned in at Shepard's Food Market in Pine City. The event is a fundraiser for the Ancient Order of Hibernians, with proceeds used to support youths sports activities. ...
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Tickets available for Hibernians beef raffle
... for steaks, turkeys, hams, pork loins and shrimp. Prize certificates may be turned in at Shepard's Food Market in Pine City. The event is a fundraiser for the Ancient Order of Hibernians, with proceeds used to support youths sports activities. ...
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District has more explaining to do
... make cuts where needed to pay for this irresponsibility of the administration and board. Bill Maitland Pine City
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Hunger march easily surpasses its goal
... a great effort to pull together as a family to help out our local community. We're glad to be here." Members of Pine City and Beecher elementary schools carry banners Tuesday on South Main Street in Elmira as they participate in the March Out Hunger ...
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... 2-1827, or log onto www.chemungspca.org to see October's dog promotions. * Happy 70th birthday to Beverly Root of Pine City.
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Zombie walks, pumpkin picking and more, oh my
... Information: (607) 962-7407, www.freewebs.com/ barnofterror/. * Webb Mills Fire Department, 18 Firehouse Lane in Pine City: The fire department will hold its third annual Halloween Party at 1 p.m. Oct. 25. There will be a judged costume parade ...
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Zombie walks, pumpkin picking and more, oh my
... Information: (607) 962-7407, www.freewebs.com/ barnofterror/. * Webb Mills Fire Department, 18 Firehouse Lane in Pine City: The fire department will hold its third annual Halloween Party at 1 p.m. Oct. 25. There will be a judged costume parade with ...
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They kick up their heels, but not their feet
Many people choose to put their feet up and relax when they retire. But Herb and Gerry Brown of Pine City spend a great deal of time on their feet.
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* Howard P. Uber, 55, of Route 226 in Bradford, was charged with unlawfully growing marijuana and unlawful possession of marijuana after 10 marijuana plants were seized in a field near his home Sept. 25. * Scott L. Ashley, 37, of Wellsburg, was charged Sept. 19 with third-degree assault. * Eric N. Cheney, 19, of Elmira, was charged Sept. 22 with sexual misconduct and endangering the welfare of a child. * Beth A. Dann, 43, of Pine City, was charged Sept. 23 with endangering the welfare of a child. * Brian J. Rought, 31, of Burlington, was arrested Sept. 11 on a warrant charging him with felony violation of probation. * Christine A. Nagel, 51, of Elmira Heights, was charged Sept. 15 with driving while intoxicated and following too closely. * Jack Talada, 30, of Sayre, was charged Sept. 16 with driving while intoxicated, no rear license plate light, failure to signal a turn and unlicensed operation. * Michael L. Lyon, 24, of Erin, was charged Sept. 17 with driving while ability was impaired by alcohol or drugs and third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. * Eric B. Bogaczyk, 29, of Newtown Hill Road in Mansfield, was charged Sept. 20 with driving while intoxicated. * Police are investigating a burglary at a residence on Right Axaph Run between Aug. 3 and 12. Taken were a .410 shotgun, .22-caliber rifle, two bear bows with quivers, 25 DVDs and a Crosman pellet gun with scope. A EZGO gas-powered golf cart with white top was also taken from the property. * Police charged a 23-year-old man Sept. 24 with a 10-year-old rape brought to light recently by the victim who was 6 years old at the time. The alleged crime took place in the Millerton area, police said. The suspect who was about 13 years old at the time of the incident has been charged as an adult. However, police did not include the suspect's name in the press release announcing the arrest. * Albert J. Schaefer, 41, of Florence, S.C., was charged Sept. 21 with driving while intoxicated after investigation of a Chevrolet Malibu in a ditch. * Joshua T. Merritt, 19, of Camptown, was charged Sept. 21 with aggravated assault after an altercation about a dog. Thomas L. Merritt, 53, of Camptown, was hospitalized and charged with harassment. * David P. Bennett, 34, of Rome, was charged Sept. 21 with simple assault and harassment after an incident on Orwell Hill Road in Orwell Township. * Arnold Rumsey, 53, of Gillett, was charged Sept. 25 with cruelty to animals stemming from a report of an unattended dog from Aug. 20 to 25. * Police report the theft of the following items last week: A 2007 Yamaha YZF450 dirt-racing motorcycle, blue-white in color with racing number signs attached. It was stolen from Lyle Harry Harkness of Columbia Cross Roads. Six rifles and a television set from the seasonal residence on Delaney Road in Monroe Township of Peter Agustin Williams and Willa Gloria Dulaney of Newtown Square, and James Whitney Dulaney, of Bangor. A Dual car stereo-compact disc player, 12-inch Pioneer speaker, 1,200-watt amplifier and a Sharp MP4 player belonging to James Kelvin Buskirk of Rome from a vehicle parked in the driveway of Rural Route 1 in Orwell Township. A hand-held GPS device from the mailbox of David Sullivan of state Route 2027 in Towanda. Two full five-gallon cans of gasoline and 12 cans of Coors light beer belonging to Edward Everett Scheetz of Rome. Anyone with information is asked to contact state police at Towanda. * Deputies seized 50 marijuana plants Sept. 23 in a cornfield off Eagle Valley Road in the town of Bath. The investigation continues. The Star-Gazette Police Record now reports felony arrests. The record also includes misdemeanors and major traffic violations that are related to crimes against children or crimes involving drugs or alcohol. 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.
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Chemung Canal Trust throws community party
... blow-up stuff,' she said, referring to the nearby Bobby K inflatables. Karen Wheadon was preparing to return to Pine City with her two daughters, ages 2 and 4. 'We're bailing,' she said. 'We did some of the kids' activities, and we're heading ...
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... from the agency. The money will go toward researching the feasibility of extending municipal water service through Pine City. 'This funding will improve the water supply and quality for four businesses, resulting in the retention of 25 jobs and the ...
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Kuhl announces grants for Addison, Southport
... This funding will go toward researching the feasibility of extending municipal water service through the hamlet of Pine City. "This funding will improve the water supply and quality for four businesses, resulting in the retention of 25 jobs and the ...
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Fire Breaks Out At Southport Mulch Pile
... fire departments. It took four 16-hundered gallon tanker trucks of water to put out the fire. Departments from Pine City, Webb Mills, and Wellsburg all responded to the call. Soutport's Fire Chief Tim Sweeney tells Newschannel 36's the fire started ...
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... 'n' Wag 2008, which starts at 9 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 20 with registration at Chapel Park, 83 Personius Road in Pine City. There will be vendors and more. Visit www.chemungspca.org for registration forms and information, or call (607) 732-1827 to ...
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Order of Eastern Star chapter turns 100
... chapter, has been a member for more than 50 years. The member with the most years of service is Betty Mosher of Pine City, who joined 67 years ago. The Horseheads chapter received its charter on Nov. 23, 1908. Two members of the chapter have served ...
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An Army lieutenant born in Pine City who was waiting for his unit's second deployment to Iraq was shot to death Monday in a confrontation off a Texas base.
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Southport residents see high grass as danger
... Route 328 in the next few weeks to reduce the problem. 'I'm very happy they decided to do it,' said Tim Rohr of Pine City. 'There are accidents there once a week. You can't go down the road without seeing a deer that's been hit. There's no chance ...
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The man killed in Catlin Friday when a Caterpillar roller tipped onto its side and pinned him has been identified as Dana D. Stermer, 48, of Pine City.
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Max Miller of Pine City has attended seven different schools in his short tenure as a student, so for him, starting at a new school is nothing new.
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Orientation aims to ease first-day jitters for Southside freshmen. By Jeff Murray * jmurray@stargazette.com * September 4, 2008 Max Miller of Pine City has attended seven different schools in his short tenure ...
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