Archives 2010
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 December
Mother
Christmas
By Dawn Bilder
Alyce Reese, who helps the needy all year long, is Mrs Claus at Christmas.
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 November
Hero’s Welcome
They fought for our freedom and returned home broken but unbowed. For many, even amputees, their first stop after leaving the hospital is Ed and Lew Fisher’s L.E.E.K. reserve, and a hunting trip to remember.
By Donald Gilliland
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 October
Hold That Ghost
The Kanellis clan, a.k.a. the Ghost Hunters of the Finger Lakes, explore the world of the paranormal in the
Southern Tier.
By Matt Connor |
 September
The Way
They Were
Glass plate negatives unearthed in
a NY tool shed open a window on
Potter County’s lumbering past.
By Laura Reindl
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 August
The Living Sherlock
Holmes
Richard Walter of Montrose,
Pa. is the world’s best detective
on the world’s worst murders,
and stars in an ABC Special
based on The Murder Room, a
new book by our publisher.
By Michael Capuzzo |
 July
THE LOST
BUCKTAIL
A forgotten Wellsboro captain led the legendary Bucktails at Gettysburg,
148 years ago this month.
By Dawn Bilder & Jim Obleski
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 June
From Steam to Sweat
Your mile-by-mile
guide to the Pine
Creek Rail Trail.
By David Ira Kagan |
 May
A DEAL THEY
COULDN’T
REFUSE
In a David vs.Goliath victory over politics and Uncle Sam, car dealer Bill Schneck brought Hulsizer Chevrolet back
from governmentforced closure because he could sell cars
By Matt Connor |
 April
He’s
Back
To celebrate his 175th birthday, Mark Twain and his living twin Hal Holbrook blaze into Elmira for a year of events
By Matt Connor
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 March
TILTING at
WINDMILLS
A Finger Lakes family and their quiet village brace for the big wind
By Angela Cannon-Crothers
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 February
Tom
Terrific
Today
40 years ago this month,
Mansfield High School’s
Tom McMillen shot his
way onto the cover of
Sports Illustrated...
And that was just
the beginning
By Matt Connor
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 January
ELECTRIC
MAN
Dynamic media man
John Vogt’s heart was
failing until his wife,
children, God,
and a Guthrie
doctor/electrician
intervened
By Dawn Bilder |
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