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Priest and Soldier: The Most Decorated Helicopter Pilot of the Vietnam War - The American Spectator - Vimarsana News

Priest and Soldier: The Most Decorated Helicopter Pilot of the Vietnam War - The American Spectator

Jerome Daly, a helicopter pilot who later became a Catholic priest, flew 2,000 hours in three tours earning 80 citations for bravery.

47 years of Old Defiance Days - Vimarsana News

47 years of Old Defiance Days

SHERIDAN, Mo. — Since 1976, Sheridan has celebrated a town that has not existed in over 130 years.

James Kuhl, son of Randy Kuhl, seeks Steuben Legislature seat - Vimarsana News

James Kuhl, son of Randy Kuhl, seeks Steuben Legislature seat

A familiar name is back in local politics. James Kuhl, of Painted Post, announced he plans to run for the Steuben County Legislature in the 12th District, currently represented by Republican Gary Roush, of Erwin. Kuhl, 39, is the son of John R. "Randy" Kuhl, of Hammondsport, who represented parts of the Southern Tier for nearly 30 years, first in the state Assembly, then the state Senate, and eventually for two terms in the U.S. House of Representatives. James Kuhl, who ran his father's successful Republican congressional reelection campaign in 2006, is a senior business consultant at Salien...

Steuben County, NY legislature extends term limits to 20 years - Vimarsana News

Steuben County, NY legislature extends term limits to 20 years

Legislators debate resolution that pushed term limits to 20 years The Evening Tribune BATH — Faced with an unexpected budget crunch in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the economy, Steuben County legislators turned to the past for guidance.  Offering early retirement to county employees was floated as a way to help get through the worst of the pandemic. District 1 legislator Gary Swackhamer, a Hornell Republican, was on the board the last time the remedy was used to replenish county coffers.  “It worked real good before, and it worked good this time. We didn’t have to lay peopl...