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Top Stories, April 17, 2026

National Weather Service: It Was A Microburst In Lindley

The National Weather Service announced late Thursday afternoon that the Steuben County Town of Lindley had a microburst on Wednesday night.  They say that microburst was going 90 to 100 miles an hour, which they say is the equivalent to an EF-1 Tornado.

 

There Is A State Of Emergency Is Allegany County

In Allegany County they’ve declared a state of emergency, effective for the next 30 days. County Chairman Brooke Harris stated that this precaution is in place due to the potential for more severe weather in the upcoming weeks.

 

A Possible New Law About Steuben County Sludge Permits 

Steuben County Legislator Michael Volino is advocating for a moratorium on new permits for sludge use. County Attorney Tim Rosell will assess the legality of this proposal, which will be discussed in an upcoming meeting of the County Agriculture Industry and Planning Committee.

 

Road Work Continues Over In North Hornell

Going over to North Hornell any time soon?  Be aware of extensive roadwork already underway. And starting Monday, April 20th, crews will also begin work on Route 36 and Route 66 as part of a D.O.T. project, expected to conclude by the end of the day on Monday, April 27. Motorists are advised to use the detour on Route 21.

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