Bath Village Police Make Weapons/Drug Charges
From Police Chief Colin Taft:
On January 5th, 2023, the Village of Bath Police Department in conjunction with an Investigator from the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, executed a narcotics search warrant at 3 E. William St., Apt. 201, in the Village of Bath. Matthew Bailey, age 31 and Amber Hollar, age 35, were arrested for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the Second Degree, a class A-2 felony for possessing in excess of 2 ounces of crystal methamphetamine. A large amount of cash, packaging materials and other narcotics were seized as well to include suspected crack cocaine and fentanyl. The narcotics will be analyzed and more charges are expected in the near future. A handgun was also collected from the scene and more charges are pending grand jury presentation. Ms. Hollar is a 4 time convicted felon and Mr. Bailey has multiple other felony charges pending. Mr. Bailey and Ms. Hollar were processed and taken to Steuben County CAP court to be arraigned later.
The Investigation Continues In Hammondsport
Hammondsport Police report that they are still going over videos and talking with neighbors, about the incident in which the sign at community bank was destroyed by a reckless driver, on New Years Eve. Hammondsport Police Chief Jason Dininny says that anyone who knows anything about this, please call Hammondsport police at 607 569-3703.
Dorman Library Wants To Know Your Thoughts
The Dorman Public Library in Bath is looking for input from the community on future programs. Kathleen Cauddle Early Literacy Coordinator explains, that the survey about this, is available on the Dorman Library website and their Facebook page.
Bath And Other Schools Are Having Bills Day Today
In a show of support for injured Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin, students and staff in schools across the state today, are wearing Buffalo Bills clothing.
This Reminder: Capital Project Vote In Bath Is Next Week
Coming up on Tuesday, there’s a school capital project vote in Bath. Voting that day will be Noon till Eight in the school district office.
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