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GENEVA — City Council will meet tonight and Wednesday in special video conference sessions on zoning and a public beach.
PENN YAN — The Yates County sheriff’s office law enforcement division has received state accreditation for another five years.
WATERLOO — The Village Board will be presented with the final draft plan for a proposed art center at 38 Washington St. at today’s 7 p.m. meeting.
CANANDAIGUA — Laura Lee Edwards, a resident of Canandaigua and grandmother of nine, has sewn and given away hundreds of large teddy bears to those lacking normal physical connections during the COVID-19 epidemic.
NEWARK — This last summer, after months of preparation, Newark High School juniors Broden Haltiner and Michael Oberdorf built two new pedestrian bridges in the Silver Hill Technology Park for their Eagle Scout projects.
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ROCHESTER — A Wayne County man is looking at a potentially long prison sentence after pleading guilty to felony drug and weapons charges Friday.
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GENEVA — For the second time in less than a week, armed robbers have gotten away with money from a local hotel and police believe the incidents are related.
GENEVA — The Ontario County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help during the investigation of an armed robbery in the town of Geneva.
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Of all the years that Kathy Larsen has sent me activities promoted by the MacDougall Sportsmen’s Club, I never glanced at her face. That all changed when the 75-year-old hunter sent me a picture of a 10-point buck. There she was, in the picture.
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SENECA FALLS — When it’s December in the town of Seneca Falls, the yearly It’s A Wonderful Life Festival in lovely Bedford Falls comes to mind.
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LATHAM — There was a slight glimmer of hope entering the 2020-21 high school winter sports season. When the “Return to Interscholastic Athletics” document was updated Nov. 17, winter sport states championship were still on, as previously scheduled.
I am one of those people who doesn’t pay bills online, or use a bill-pay function associated with a checking account. My guess is that my old-fashioned approach puts me in the minority in that respect, and rightfully so. It’s completely idiotic.
GENEVA — Maureen Ballatori and her 29 Design Studio at 100 Castle St. are on a roll.
GENEVA — The Ramada Inn and City Comptroller Adam Blowers will negotiate how much the hotel chain will pay under its Payment In Lieu Of Taxes — or PILOT — agreement for the next two to three years.
LYONS — Lyons National Bank has promoted Allison Verkey to branch manager at LNB’s Clyde office and Carrie Vincent to the same position at the Jordan office.
COVID-19 has forced the cancellation of our annual FLT Cookie Contest this year, but it hasn’t canceled holiday baking (perhaps you have even more time than ever for that this year because you are staying at home).
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The Peace statue in Pulteney Park is a beloved, and sometimes decorated, part of Geneva. Did you know she has a twin sister in North Carolina?
GENEVA — The Geneva Historical Society is looking for community curators — local people who want to share their passion for what they collect.
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The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets is reminding New York consumers that many of the state’s indoor farmers markets are open this winter season, following state guidance for operating safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Due to the ongoing uncertainty related to the coronavirus pandemic, Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Northwest NY Dairy, Livestock and Field Crops Team has decided to transition the 2021 Corn Congress into a virtual conference scheduled for Jan. 6-7.
NEWARK — For 94 years the Newark Rotary Club has raised funds to help people at home and around the world.
