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Top Stories, October 2, 2025

The Wednesday Press Conference In Canandaigua

At yesterday’s press conference with the state police in Canandaigua, Steuben County District Attorney Brooks Baker announced the following: a Burmese immigrant living in Rochester, disappeared in May 2011.  His remains were found by D.O.T. workers, inside a culvert, off of Route 36 in the Steuben County Town of Dansville, in December 2021.  The skeleton was identified as “Doe Soe” recently.   The D.A. says Doe Soe drove both a red 2000 Chevy Lumina and a red 1999  Ford F250, as well as a black 2006 Chevy Impala.  Soe  would frequent the Alex 140 Bar and Grille and the Tilt nightclub, and the Wegmans Next Door Bar And Grill in Rochester, which was where he worked.  Doe Soe was a prominent member of the LBGTQ community in Rochester.  Baker says the investigation shows that Doe Soe was not accidentally hit by a car and that the case is being treated as a homicide.  There are leads, but suspects are not being named at this time.  Anyone who knows anything about this case, or anything at all about Doe Soe, no matter how small the info is, please call the tipline at 607 225-5400.  That’s 607-225 5400.

 

A Road Closing In Howard Next Week

Steuben County Public Works Commissioner Eric Rose says that County Route 14  (Campbell Creek – Baker’s Gulch Road) in the Town of Howard will be closed to all through traffic between Nicholson Road and Oak Hill Road on Tuesday, October 7, and Wednesday, October 8, 2025, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.The closure is necessary to allow for the replacement of a drainage pipe. There will be no on-site detour.

 

Teenage Hunters Will Want To Check This Out

The D.E.C. says they have created a new opportunity for youth hunters. Officials say that the DEC will issue a bonus regular season tag to youth hunters (ages 12-15) who successfully take and report a deer taken during a Youth Big Game Hunt weekend with their regular season tag and who do not possess a Deer Management Permit for the regular firearms season. The bonus regular season tag will be valid for a deer of the sex opposite from what was harvested during the youth hunt – such as the harvest of an antlered deer during the Youth Deer Hunt would yield an antlerless-only bonus tag for the regular season). DEC will mail this tag to the eligible hunters. 

 

Breast Cancer Screenings In Bath On October 17

The Steuben County Public Health Department says, the Mobile Mammography van will be doing breast cancer screenings on October 17, at the Steuben County Public Safety building.  The Public Health Department says to call and make an appointment  at 844-801-0002.

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