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Hornell judge sues NY state court over COVID vaccine rules

Jennifer L. Donlon, a part-time Hornell City Court judge, filed the lawsuit after the state denied her requests for a COVID-19 vaccine exemption.

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Republican Jim Bassage runs for Hornell Common Council re-election

The Evening Tribune Veteran Republican alderman James M. Bassage, Sr., announced a bid for a sixth term on the Hornell Common Council. Bassage represents Hornell’s 8th Ward. He secured the Republican and Conservative party lines for the Nov. 2 General Election. No Democratic Party or independent party candidate petitions have been filed for the race. Currently, Bassage is the chairman of the Common Council s Parks and Recreation Committee and Policy Committee. He also serves on the Planning & Development and Audit committees. Bassage, 70, calls his 10-year tenure on the city council “rewarding.” “I have developed a good rapport with the mayor, other city council members and department heads at City Hall and together we have been successful in improving the quality of life in the 8th Ward and the City of Hornell,” he added.

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Republican Hancock runs for Hornell Common Council seat

NewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleOpinionUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals Christina Hancock announces election bid in Hornell’s 2nd Ward If elected, Hancock said she envisions herself as a “sounding board,” an “advocate” and “a strong voice” for 2nd Ward residents on the Common Council The Evening Tribune HORNELL Republican Christina Hancock has announced an election bid for the 2nd Ward seat on the Hornell Common Council. Hancock, who filed nominating petitions to appear on both the Republican and Conservative party lines in the November general election, is running for public office for the first time. “It is important to me to finally be able to give back to the community that has embraced my family,” Hancock said in a press release announcing her candidacy.

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