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SCOTTSVILLE — It was an unexpected Saturday afternoon for Justin Stanley, who thought he was simply going to dinner with his family.
Perhaps not coronavirus, but it was a dangerous epidemic that returning War of 1812 veterans brought to our homefolks. Doty indicates some type of influenza brought death, then a mass grave near the entrance to Temple Hill Cemetery, circa. 1814.
AVON – For Ellen Zapf working as deputy clerk in the town of Avon is not just a job, but an important part of her life.
The Geneseo Police Department has received several complaints from residents regarding receiving telephone calls stating that their Social Security number has been compromised and the caller requests personal information.
In an effort to keep village residents abreast of what his department is doing, Geneseo Police Chief Eric Osganian will occasionally provide a list of calls his officers recently responded to. Village officers responded to the following calls from May 18 to 24. The report does not reflect al…
The Geneseo Board of Education will have its annual budget hearing at 6 p.m. May 26 via the Zoom video conferencing platform.
ALBION — Two more COVID-19 related deaths were reported Monday among residents of The Villages of Orleans Health and Rehabilitation Center, said the Genesee and Orleans County Health Departments.
The Livingston County Department of Health reports three new positive cases of COVID-19 in Livingston County as on Monday morning. The total number of positive cases the county has had is now at 115 cases, with 10 of those cases active.
BYRON – A Leicester man suffered serious injuries in a one-car crash about 8:15 p.m. Sunday in the area of 6776 Byron Holley Rd. that also injured his passenger, according to the Genesee County Sheriff’s Office.
MIDDLEBURY — Ask about Ken Weber and people remembered him as a really nice guy and maybe as their Little League coach.
Main Streets were a quieter than usual for Memorial Day in Livingston County on Monday with the coronavirus pandemic leading to the cancellation of public parades and ceremonies.
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration unveiled the ground rules last week for distributing $16 billion in direct payments to farmers and ranchers feeling financial pain from COVID-19, but several agriculture groups say producers may need more federal aid in the future.
ALBION — The Genesee and Orleans County health departments today reported the death of one person in Orleans County who tested positive for COVID-19.
MOUNT MORRIS - The rousing notes of “Scotland the Brave” echoed across the Murray Hill campus on Saturday afternoon.
MOUNT MORRIS – In their cars and on foot people waited in long lines outside fire halls across Livingston County on Saturday as the fire departments helped distribute thousands of reusable cloth masks as part of a county-wide effort on May 23.
State Police are urging citizens to be vigilant when strangers, specifically online, are attempting to have individuals send them money.
The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office recently recognized “National Police Week.”
ALBANY — It may take more than two weeks for regions to enter the next planned stages of reopening the economy, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Saturday.
WANTAGH — Government must take the lead to stimulate the economy after the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said Sunday, as campgrounds, RV parks and veterinarian services are set to reopen statewide.
Livingston County reports a third consecutive day with no new lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19, according to the county Department of Health.
ALBION — The number of COVID-19 cases and deaths took a significant jump Friday in Orleans County, as it saw the area’s single biggest increase since April 19.
The traditional planting time of Memorial Day is close at hand, and it’s not too late to put in a few veggies.
BATAVIA — With many Memorial Day ceremonies across the four-county GLOW region canceled or closed to the public, this will be a Memorial Day unlike others.
Livingston County has reported no new positive cases of the COVID-19 virus for a second consecutive day.
GENESEO – With their signs held high and American flags flapping in the wind, about 20 people from a recently-formed group called “Reopen Livingston County” stood along Route 20A and Millennium Drive Friday afternoon to demand that business owners be the ones who decide if and when they shou…
There will be no fairy tale ending to the story of the young boy who, on a whim, entered and won his school’s spelling bee , and then won a regional bee to earn a spot in the national finals.
Former Genesee County residents Kay McDonald and Bill McDonald are performing their 10th "Home to Home Concert," but tonight's show comes live from Harry and the Natives, a restaurant in Hobe Sound, Fla.
GENESEO - Two by two veterans in Geneseo walked up and down each row of Temple Hill Cemetery, stopping to pull out the small American flags placed last year and replace them with new flags.
ALBION — The number of COVID-19 cases and deaths took a significant jump Friday in Orleans County, as it saw the area’s single biggest increase since April 19.
ALBANY — Gov. Andrew Cuomo has announced a plan to assist New York’s small businesses as try to cope with the major impacts of the COVID-19 crisis.
MUMFORD – First he saw one baby eaglet, then when Caledonia resident Robert Blair came back the second day he said there were two baby eagles.
GENESEO – For members of the Geneseo Police Department the COVID-19 pandemic has changed how they do their jobs.
MOUNT MORRIS- One bottle of hand santizer and disinfectant spray will given out to businesses in Livingston County this weekend for free.
The New York State Police has postponed the Trooper entrance exam that was scheduled for October due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
MOUNT MORRIS – To help serve more people Catholic Charities of Livingston is considering adding a second location in Dansville.
WARSAW — In a few short seconds, a car pulled up to the curb on North Main Street.
GENESEO –Denny’s on Lakeville Road is among more than a dozen restaurants operated by Feast American Diners, LLC, that are closing, according to WARN notices filed with the state Department of Labor.
BUFFALO — A Batavia man who triggered an Amber Alert after he picked up a 14-year-old girl at school and traveled to Pennsylvania with her has been sentenced to seven years in federal prison.
BATAVIA — Genesee County reported one new positive COVID-19 case as of 2 p.m. Thursday.
The Livingston County Department of Health reports three new positive cases of COVID-19 in Livingston County as of this morning, which brings the total number of positive cases to 112.
GENESEO – Livingston County officials are hoping a new, low-interest loan program will help local small business owners who’ve been forced to close up shop due to public health measures meant to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
ALBANY — Summer schools will be conducted through distance learning in the upcoming months, while the fate of the school year itself remains uncertain.
ROCHESTER – In early May a young boy arrived at Golisano Children’s Hospital after being seen by his primary care physician for abdominal pain. The concern was that the patient was experiencing appendicitis, an inflammation of the appendix.
GENESEO – Twenty-one employees at Wegmans’ Geneseo store are among the 1,842 Wegmans employees across the East Coast that will be awarded scholarships for the upcoming academic year.
Nicholas Allen recently wrote a paper that combined two of his areas of interest: technology and singing.
GENESEO – Plans to build a 50,000-square-foot medical facility across from the Wegmans plaza in the town of Geneseo moved one step forward.
BATAVIA — As Phase 1 of the Finger Lakes Region’s reopening continues, area officials are again advising people to stick with social distancing.
BATAVIA — Genesee and Orleans counties reported six new COVID-19 cases as of 2 p.m. Wednesday
ALBANY — Limited religious gatherings are set to start tomorrow as the state slowly continues to reopen.
NUNDA – The Nunda Historical Society will use a $1,275 grant to purchase video equipment to help it create virtual museum tours, online activities, local history videos and record future programs and historical interviews.
