Staff from The Daily News and The Livingston County News were recognized with five awards this morning at the New York Press Association’s annual spring conference in Albany. READ MORE Daily News, LCN earn state press awards
BATAVIA — A wind advisory has been issued for Saturday in Western New York. READ MORE Wind advisory issued for Saturday in the GLOW region
Staff from The Daily News and The Livingston County News were recognized with five awards this morning at the New York Press Association’s annual spring conference in Albany.
UPDATE, 3:55 p.m.: A severe thunderstorm warning continues until 5 p.m. for Livingston, southern Monroe and Ontario counties.
BATAVIA — City police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two suspects in a credit card theft March 24 at United Memorial Medical Center. READ MORE Police seek public’s help in identifying credit card theft duo
GENESEO – Through congregate sites and home delivery the Livingston County Office of the Aging is helping to feed people older than 60 years old one meal at a time. READ MORE Meals for March aims to educate seniors about nutrition
Ingredients PLUS earns BRC certification for new Pennsylvania plant READ MORE Ingredients PLUS earns BRC certification for new Pennsylvania plant
RG&E to begin smart meter deployment READ MORE RG&E to begin smart meter deployment
WASHINGTON (TNS) — The House on Thursday passed energy, permitting and infrastructure legislation that Republicans have described as a top priority, drawing support from a handful of Democrats on a 225-204 vote. READ MORE House passes GOP energy bill; Tenney votes in favor
Superintendent: Statewide ‘swatting’ incidents to bring increased police presence for Le Roy schools
Le Roy Central School District Superintendent Merritt Holly told parents in an email Thursday night that there will be an increased police presence at both school campuses “for the foreseeable future.” The action comes following a series of “swatting” incidents that occurred across New York … READ MORE Superintendent: Statewide ‘swatting’ incidents to bring increased police presence for Le Roy schools
Barry O. Haywood, who served as Dansville’s mayor for eight years in the early 2000s, visited the mayor’s office on Monday, days after winning election to a new term as the village’s top elected official. READ MORE Election recap: Haywood ready to get involved again; new Mount Morris trustee wants to inspire community service
Livingston County Water & Sewer Authority launches new website READ MORE Livingston County Water & Sewer Authority launches new website
BATAVIA — The simplest way for farm owners and employers to keep their farms union-free is to keep relationships with employees positive and educate them before union organizers speak to them, an attorney who defends agriculture employers in employment and labor cases recommended. READ MORE Farmers given the facts on unions
ALBANY — Representatives in Albany have joined in the call for New York to make changes to the 2017 law that increased the minimum age for a defendant to face criminal charges from 16 to 18. READ MORE Assembly Republicans call for tighter consequences for youth offenders with changes to ‘Raise the Age’ law
NEW YORK — In his first spring training interview, Aaron Judge didn’t rule out hitting 60 homers again: “You never know,” the Yankees captain said on Feb. 20. Two pitches into his first at-bat in 2023, it was one down and 59 to go. READ MORE Judge, Cole lead Yankees to Opening Day Win
This week, LeRoy's Maura Dambra enters the Hot Corner! Livingston County News Hot Corner Is Sponsored By: Special Tees READ MORE Hot Corner: Maura Dambra
This past season, two of the area’s recent wrestling stars made their trips to the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Championships in Albany. One capped his solid career on the biggest stage in New York State high school wrestling, while the other will have one more seas… READ MORE MAT MEN: Merrill reflects on incredible season, career; Stewart awaits one more season
Two federal grants offered to fire departments will expire in early fall if Congress fails to renew them, and one Capitol Hill leader wants his colleagues to act on them soon. READ MORE Editorial — It needs a tweak: Provision in federal firefighter grant stumps some communities
If you’re reading this, thank your favorite teacher. If you’re a parent who has found a teacher who has played a strong role in helping your child thrive, thank them, too. READ MORE Your Turn: New special section will celebrate teachers and healers
The month of March has been Arc GLOW’s time to shine! We received Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month proclamations from the Legislatures and Boards of Supervisors in our four-county service area. We appreciate the support of our local governments, business partners, families, volunte… READ MORE Letter: Arc GLOW campaign calls on state to match funding increases
ROCHESTER – Five free headliner shows on outdoor stages were among the shows announced recently with the reveal of the full musical lineup for the CGI Rochester International Jazz Festival. READ MORE Rochester Jazz Festival to mark 20th anniversary in June
Wow! We just got back from a quick trip out to California to see our daughter, Grace, who works for the Vail Resorts which owns several ski resorts. This took us to South Lake Tahoe, California, where she works at Heavenly Ski Resort which overlooks and borders beautiful Lake Tahoe. READ MORE Feathered Friends: California trip reveals beauty of winter
PERRY — Society is becoming more aware of mental health issues and the struggles associated with it. READ MORE CALL FOR WORK: ACWC’s Rural Arts Road Show seeks to raise awareness of mental health
Prepare for road trip reason with our annual spring car care guide. READ MORE Car Care Marketplace
Our annual Spring Home Improvement Guide features stories on the expansion of Genesee Lumber to Lakeville, and the anniversary of Cedar Street Sales and Rentals in Batavia. READ MORE Spring Home Improvement (March 2023)
The spring edition of The Tractor Factor, our agri-business publication for the GLOW region, includes a preview of "Maple Weekends." READ MORE The Tractor Factor (Spring 2023)
