MEDINA - Village Fire Department ambulance personnel did not have the Friday night it expected. Read More Medina ambulance personnel help with delivery of a baby
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- Signs it might be time for a room addition project
- ALDI recalls veggie spring rolls containing undeclared shrimp allergen
- Get ready for a furnace checkup
WARSAW — A Perry man who smashed the village police department’s Tesla patrol car and punched an officer has been sentenced in Wyoming County Court. Read More Perry man sentenced for wild car chase, sucker-punching officer
A popular frozen food item is being recalled due to undeclared shrimp, which is a known allergen, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Hyundai has issued a safety recall for one of its most popular SUV models due to electrical issues that could cause a fire.
About 86,100 adult portable bed rails sold online are now the subject of a safety warning from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, which says the products pose a serious risk of injury or death.
BATAVIA — Statistics from the National Weather Service give a snapshot of the severe drought gripping the GLOW region.
BATAVIA — Fifteen candidates for various public offices in Genesee County have signed up to participate — and all of them in person — in next Tuesday’s Meet the Candidates Day at the Independent Living of the Genesee Region agency, 319 West Main St., Batavia.
ALEXANDER — Three candidates have been endorsed by Town of Alexander Republican Committee.
ATTICA — Users of the village’s water system may be experiencing temporarily discolored water.
BATAVIA — The City will have an open house Tuesday for projects for a potential $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) application.
BATAVIA - A man who's been working with the Seneca Chief, the replica of a boat built in 1824, will speak about his experience at the Richmond Memorial Library.
BATAVIA - Musicians of Note, which honors Batavia High School graduates who have made an impact in music, will host its sixth annual ceremony on Thursday, October 23, at 7 p.m. in the Frank E. Owen Auditorium at Batavia High School.
BATAVIA - Genesee, Orleans and Wyoming counties want to collectively apply for federal funding to spend on a study of the guardrails on their county roads. They hope a study will help them to apply for national highway safety money in the future.
The New York Young Republicans group, a youth action arm of the state Republican Party, will be dissolved this week, further fallout from the damaging exposure of bigoted, racist, sexist and antisemitic conversation between the group’s top leadership.
MEDINA — The federal government shutdown has kept the National Wildlife refuges closed and affected five employees at the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge in Basom.
BATAVIA — Quick early quarters and readily available cover provided Double Class with the pe… Read more Double Class and Kyle Cummings standout at Batavia Downs
AVON — For the fourth time this season, Caledonia-Mumford took home a competition win on Saturday. Read more H.S. GAME DAY CHEER: Cal-Mum wins Avon’s Rally at the River
ROCHESTER — Oakfield-Alabama/Elba has been knocking on the door for its first win of the sea… Read more H.S. FOOTBALL: O-A/E runs for 500+ behind Lyons, Porey for first win
There are few laws President Donald Trump name-checks more frequently than the Insurrection Act. Read more Deep Dive: Trump keeps name-checking the Insurrection Act. It could give him extraordinary powers
Last month, a federal judge observed that masked figures were creating terror on American st… Read more Commentary: The masking of ICE agents is indefensible
ALBANY — The New York State Capitol building has seen its fair share of tragedy and death — … Read more What’s haunting the halls of the New York Capitol?
LE ROY — The huge barn quilt “The Black Diamond” was one of the first barn quilts in Le Roy … Read more Le Roy History: The Lehigh Valley made tracks through town
Author Marjan Kamali has always been intrigued by historical fiction. Read more Richmond Reads author explores history and friendships
This summer’s drought conditions in the GLOW region may have slowed down the sale of lawn mo… Read more Cedar Street Sales & Rentals maintains one of the largest STIHL displays within the Northeast
No one enjoys being in cramped quarters. Whether a person battles a legitimate case of claus… Read more Signs it might be time for a room addition project
Turning on the heat may be the furthest thing from homeowners’ minds come the end of summer … Read more Get ready for a furnace checkup