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• Steuben County Hall of Fame Announces Historic 50th Anniversary Induction Class (hornellsun.com) — Steuben County is marking the 50th anniversary of its Hall of Fame by inducting eight honorees, with portraits to be displayed at the county office headquarters. For Bath residents, the County Historian's Office that oversees the program operates from the Steuben County History Center in the Magee House at West Morris and Cameron streets, next to the Dormann Library.
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