EPISODE · Aug 26, 2026 · 1 MIN
radioNOVO News for Olean/Hornell 08-26-26
from Radio Novo News · host 7 Mountains
Good morning.New York's state ban on local police cooperation with ICE is now in effect, forcing law enforcement agencies across Western New York and the Southern Tier to dissolve agreements with federal immigration authorities. The law strips local departments of federal reimbursement funds for assisting ICE, while state officials warn that non-compliant agencies face legal action from the Attorney General’s office.In road news, State Route 21 in Hornellsville has reopened following a two-point-two-million-dollar culvert replacement project. The stretch toward Almond had been closed since late June, though commuters are reminded to slow down as crews finish final striping and site work.And the Andover Wetlands Kids Fishing Contest celebrated its thirty-fifth anniversary in Allegany County, drawing more than one-hundred young anglers. Local angler Parker Seman snagged the trophy for largest catch with a nineteen-and-a-half-inch carp, while Sawyer Wlasniewski reeled in a contest-high forty fish.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. New York's state ban on local police cooperation with ICE is now in effect, forcing law enforcement agencies across Western New York and the Southern Tier to dissolve agreements with federal immigration authorities. The law strips local departments of federal reimbursement funds for assisting ICE, while state officials warn that non-compliant agencies face legal action from the Attorney General’s office. In road news, State Route 21 in Hornellsville has reopened following a two-...
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