The Hornell Evening Tribune

The Evening Tribune is a daily newspaper based in Hornell, New York, delivering news every weekday morning and on Sundays under the name The Spectator.

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Opening of new Alstom plant in Hornell puts city at center of worldwide rail industry

4 days ago | eveningtribune.com | Neal Simon

Alstom opened a new $75 million, 135,000 square foot rail car shell manufacturing plant in Hornell. The plant, dedicated to the late James Griffin, is expected to create 250 jobs, including 100 manufacturing jobs. The facility will be key to fulfilling Alstom's contracts, including a $1.8 billion deal with Chicago's Metra commuter rail system.
Hornell man gets 15-year prison sentence for deadly Avoca crash that killed Nunda man

4 days ago | eveningtribune.com | Neal Simon

Michael S. Eldridge received a 15-year prison sentence for a fatal 2023 car crash in Avoca, New York. He was driving under the influence of marijuana and speeding at the time of the crash, authorities testified. The crash killed 51-year-old Michael Hinrich of Nunda. A Hornell man has been handed a state prison term for a 2023 motor vehicle crash in Avoca that killed a Livingston County man. Michael S.
Haverling beats Wellsville, 4-2, to advance into state softball playoffs

4 days ago | eveningtribune.com | Marquel Slaughter

Haverling used a two-out, four-run rally to defeat reigning state champion Wellsville 4-2 in the Section V Class B crossover Saturday night at Honeoye Falls-Lima. It was a long-awaited win for Haverling coach Rachel Ratchford's Rams, who had fallen to Wellsville in the previous three section finals. Haverling will advance to the sub-regional game against Section V's Class B champion Wednesday at Frontier High School in Hamburg.
'A difficult case': Jury convicts Hornell man for critically injuring 3-month-old daughter

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Neal Simon

Robert E. Taft was convicted on six felony counts for shaking his infant daughter, causing severe brain injury. Taft faces up to 25 years in prison, with sentencing scheduled for August 1. A Steuben County Court jury Thursday took less than two hours to convict a Hornell man on six felony counts for a pair of shaken baby attacks that critically injured his young daughter in 2022. Robert E.
2 designs battle to be official Canisteo flag. See choices, how to vote for your favorite

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Neal Simon

Canisteo residents are voting to choose the community's first official flag. Two candidate flags will be displayed during Canisteo Crazee Daze June 6-7, with voting concluding June 8. Vote by paper ballot at the Village Hall or via QR codes displayed throughout Canisteo. The town and village of Canisteo are getting an official flag for the first time, but time is running short for community members to vote for their favorite.
Wellsville edges Avon to win fifth straight Section V softball title

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Marquel Slaughter

Sophomore Kennedy Perry's sixth-inning RBI-double proved to be the winning play to send Wellsville to its fifth straight championship Thursday night at Honeoye Fall-Lima. First-year coach Gia George's top-seeded Wellsville Lions (19-2), the reigning state champion, narrowly defeated No. 3 Avon 2-1 in the Section V Class B2 softball final.
Haverling shuts out Waterloo to win Section V softball title

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Marquel Slaughter

Haverling senior Lane Prescott's second inning grand slam was the cherry on top of the top-seeded Rams' first softball championship since 2016. Senior pitcher Kaili Witherell earned MVP after Haverling (17-3) defeated No. 3 Waterloo 18-0 in five innings of the Section V Class B1 final Thursday night at Honeoye Falls-Lima. Witherell, who has struck out over 1,000 batters over her career, threw 12 strikeouts in a two-hitter with no walks.
Corning funeral home co-owner charged, allegedly sent sexual messages to teen decoy in Pa.

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Jeff Smith

Peter J. Russell, 55, a co-owner of several New York funeral homes, was arrested in Pennsylvania. Russell faces multiple felony charges, including statutory sexual assault and corruption of minors, after allegedly sending explicit messages to a decoy posing as a 14-year-old girl. He was released on bail and is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on June 6. Peter J.
Ocean State Job Lot debuts in Dansville. Here's when grand opening is planned at new store

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Chris Potter

Ocean State Job Lot is holding a grand opening event at its new Dansville location on May 31. The store took over the lease from Big Lots, which filed for bankruptcy last year. Ocean State Job Lot offers discounted brand-name closeouts and employs up to 70 associates. This is the first Ocean State Job Lot in the region, with the closest stores located in Binghamton and Syracuse. Ocean State Job Lot has opened its doors in Dansville, and the retailer is now preparing for its formal grand opening.
Passenger killed, driver injured in Potter County motorcycle crash: Pa. State Police

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Neal Simon

A motorcycle crash in Keating Township, Pennsylvania resulted in one fatality and serious injuries to the driver. The motorcycle, driven by 74-year-old Randy L. Cornelius, crossed the center line and struck a guardrail. The passenger, 57-year-old Nancy M. Destevens, was ejected and later died from her injuries.