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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Addison man dead after house fire, cause under investigation: State police

5 days ago | eveningtribune.com | Jeff Murray

One person is dead following a residential blaze that broke out Thursday evening at a home in the Town of Addison. Multiple area fire departments were dispatched to 8752 State Route 417 for a reported house fire, according to New York State Police at Painted Post. Arriving first responders located an unconscious male on the second level of the residence, state police said. He was removed from the structure and CPR was administered at the scene by emergency medical personnel.
What's next for Dansville's Castle on the Hill? Here's where village Reuse Analysis stands

5 days ago | eveningtribune.com | Chris Potter

Dansville has received partial funding for a reuse analysis of its historic "Castle on the Hill."An additional $20,000 grant is being sought to complete the study and assess the building's structural integrity. The long-term goal is to create a park-like setting for events, utilizing the castle's exterior as a backdrop. The interior is currently considered too unstable for public access, and part of the building might need to be demolished.
Hickory Hill has new management. What's changed at Finger Lakes camping resort

6 days ago | eveningtribune.com | Chris Potter

Alan Lehman has returned to Hickory Hill Camping Resort in Steuben County, New York, to manage the family business. Lehman and his wife, Andrea, are taking over operations from his parents, who previously ran the campground for four decades. Hickory Hill offers a variety of campsites and amenities, including pools, mini golf, and hiking trails. The new managers plan to continue improving the park, with upgrades like new golf carts, enhanced Wi-Fi, and themed events.
Dansville Wall of Pride inducting 4 at school alumni event. Meet the inductees.

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Neal Simon

The Dansville Central School Wall of Pride will add four new inductees during the annual Alumni Weekend in June. The 2025 inductees include local historian David Gilbert, best-selling author Bob Glover, civic leader William C. Packard, and law enforcement officer Kyle York. The Wall of Pride, established in 2015, honors Dansville alumni, educators, and community members who have made significant contributions to society.
'My first home': Steuben County Habitat for Humanity dedicates 40th project. What it means

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Jeff Smith

Steuben County Habitat for Humanity dedicated its 40th home to Barbara Vitale and her daughter Penny. The home dedication was part of Habitat's "Home is the Key" initiative, highlighting the importance of affordable housing. The majority of the construction work was completed by volunteers, with sponsorship from Siemens-Energy.
One sent to hospital after fire breaks out at Hornellsville home, 6 departments respond

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Chris Potter

A house fire on Riverside Dr. in Hornellsville resulted in the loss of a family dog and significant damage to the property, officials said. The fire, which started on the back porch, quickly spread to the attic and roof. Multiple fire departments responded and contained the fire, though extensive overhaul was required to address hot spots. A family pet was lost but the occupants of a home at 1084 Riverside Dr. in Hornellsville escaped major injury after a blaze broke out Thursday morning.
City of Hornell debuts new 'pocket playground' on Bennett Street near Little League Park

1 week ago | eveningtribune.com | Chris Potter

A new playground has opened at Hornell's Little League Park on Bennett Street. The $30,000 project was fully funded by the City of Hornell and installed by the Department of Public Works. The playground features slides, swings, and a mulched play area. A picnic table will be added to the playground in the future. Hornell's Little League Park has a fresh attraction — a brand-new playground.
Canisteo-Greenwood Art Club, Scouts look for big turnout at Empty Bowls food drive

2 weeks ago | eveningtribune.com | Neal Simon

The Canisteo-Greenwood Central School District’s Art Club is partnering with Canisteo Cub Scouts Pack 83 and The Brick House on Main for an Empty Bowls food and supplies drive. The event, scheduled for Friday, April 11 from noon to 2 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m., will be held at The Brick House on Main in Canisteo. Attendees are asked to bring non-perishable food items and personal hygiene products. All donations will be given to the Canisteo Community Food Bank.
Hornell BOE sends $44.9 million budget to district voters. See details on spending, taxes.

2 weeks ago | eveningtribune.com | Neal Simon

The annual school board election and budget vote is set for Tuesday, May 20 at Hornell High School. The Hornell City School District proposes a $44.9 million budget for the 2025-26 school year. The budget includes a 1.9 percent tax levy increase, which falls below the district's tax cap. A separate proposition for energy performance improvements, with no additional cost to taxpayers, will also be on the ballot.
Why Lillee's Pad, new splash pad at Savona Village Park, is 'more than just a project'

2 weeks ago | eveningtribune.com | Jeff Smith

Cooper Campus GST BOCES students are constructing "Lillee's Pad," a splash pad dedicated to the memory of Lillee Rae Bronson, at Savona Village Park. The project provides students with hands-on experience in various construction trades and community service. The splash pad is expected to be completed by June 30 and will feature a new bathroom facility. In addition to the splash pad, students are also working on improvements to the softball field at the park.