David W. Parish
Blue Devils come on strong at sectionals
“Around Geneseo” carefully steps onto Chris Metcalf’s playing field but Geneseoans are excited and proud of the victories.
More→Trick-or treat at the nursing center
Geneseo Central School Elementary students visited the Livingston County Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation on Oct. 31.
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Reverend Gay was human contraband
“Slavery,” a word that had been part of the American vocabulary since our earliest history. But “contraband” was a new concept invented by General Benjamin Butler.
More→An update from Keyboard Kamp
The 8-80 Keyboard Kamp recital news releases already have told of Theresa Ingro receiving the Good Citizen award.
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Monday Evening Class reconvenes for 2011-12
Twenty-five members met at the Goodwill Community Meeting room with a theme of “Growth: Human and Otherwise."
More→The LCN has some big news shoes to fill
Editor Mark, no offense but you will have a long, challenging path to match the achievements of editors Walter and Don Sanders, also those of Ray Sherman.
More→Good Neighbor’s Leg-Up Stables hosts event
Each horse kept more than one leg up at the Good Neighbor’s Leg-Up Stables event on Aug. 18.
More→The many faces of Bonhoeffler
A challenging Geneseo Ecumenical Book Review series opens its pages on Sept. 8 when Ray Lindquist will discuss Bonhoeffer, Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy by Eric Metaxas.
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When sheep was big business in the Genesee Valley
Sheep seemed to be a subject for historic controversy starting in 1645, when a Mohawk Indian named Kiotsacton voiced disdain for white settlers who raised sheep.
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