EPISODE · Jul 27, 2026 · 1 MIN
radioNOVO News for Olean/Hornell 07-27-26
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Good morning.A missing person case dating back over four decades has finally brought answers to Livingston County. Sheriff’s officials confirm that DNA testing has positively identified human remains found in a Florida canal as Rose Marie Gayhart, a former Dansville woman missing since nineteen-eighty-five. Florida authorities are actively investigating her death as a homicide.In Allegany County, ACCESS Allegany has officially become New York State's first public transit system to convert its entire bus fleet to propane autogas. Officials expect the move to slice fuel costs by forty percent—saving over eighty thousand dollars annually while reducing local vehicle emissions.And in Hornell, state transit officials are warning drivers to prepare for new traffic restrictions along Route Thirty-Six. Starting this week, access to the Hornell Plaza will be limited to the southern entrance near McDonald's as part of the ongoing sixty-four-million-dollar corridor overhaul.For more news, download the radioNOVO app. I’m Codi Gaboff, radioNOVO News, a service of Seven Mountains Media.
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Good morning. A missing person case dating back over four decades has finally brought answers to Livingston County. Sheriff’s officials confirm that DNA testing has positively identified human remains found in a Florida canal as Rose Marie Gayhart, a former Dansville woman missing since nineteen-eighty-five. Florida authorities are actively investigating her death as a homicide. In Allegany County, ACCESS Allegany has officially become New York State's first public transit system to convert i...
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