Day: November 14, 2019

The Syracuse Crunch rallied back from a two-goal deficit, but fell to the Rochester Americans, 4-3, tonight at Blue Cross Arena. Ross Colton and Alex Barre-Boulet both contributed a pair of assists, while Taylor Raddysh, Danick Martel and Cameron Gaunce found the back ... MORE

Deputies say that a 28-year-old Geneva man, who was in the process of being released from the Ontario County Jail – was taken back into custody after a warrant for his arrest on sex assault charges was discovered. Joshua Davila-Alvarado, 28, of ... MORE

Geneva Company Wins Top Prize – By Gabriel Pietrorazio RealEats America in Geneva was selected as the inaugural Grow-NY competition first prize $1 million winner at the two-day Food & Ag Summit held in Rochester on Wednesday, November 13th. Grow-NY is a ... MORE

As the snow starts to fall, neighbors and business owners in the City of Geneva are facing a tighter window to get all that snow cleared off the sidewalks, or, face a steep penalty. It’s part of a new ordinance the city ... MORE

Have you noticed your cable bill going up? A lawmaker continues his push to turn up the heat on Charter Communications, Spectrum’s parent company. U.S. Representative Anthony Brindisi has been asking the federal government to look into the company’s price hikes and business ... MORE

The ambulance services in small towns and rural communities across the nation are facing big problems when it comes to staffing. According to the chairman of the board for Dryden, New York’s ambulance service Bill Ackroyd, not having enough volunteers, is a ... MORE

Some good new when it comes to lung cancer treatment. A lot of it seems to be working. A new reports shows more people are surviving the disease with New York leading the nation in five-year survival rates. Lung cancer is the ... MORE

Governor Andrew Cuomo has touted his administration’s efforts for local economies in upstate New York — arguing both jobs and businesses are returning. “All the arrows are pointed up. It is undeniable progress. You see it, you feel it. All the numbers ... MORE

On Sunday night, Bob Dylan and His Band will return to Ithaca after a six-year hiatus to perform at Ithaca College’s Athletics and Events Center. One of the most influential performers in the history of pop music, the 78-year-old Dylan has released ... MORE

The village’s mayor hopes another drug store will come to Clyde following the closure of its longtime pharmacy. Kinney Drugs, based in Gouverneur, N.Y., announced it has taken over the prescription records for Galens Pharmacy, which has served Clyde and parts of ... MORE

Lawmakers are considering a proposal that would consolidate New York trial courts by amending the state constitution. Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks says New York has the most “complicated, inefficient, outdated” trial court structure in the nation. Marks made the comments Wednesday ... MORE

As of now — with less than a month before a 2020 spending plan is adopted — the proposed city of Canandaigua budget calls for a 9.5 tax levy increase. City Manager John Goodwin’s proposed $15,848,979 budget shows an increase of 3.43 ... MORE

“Commit the Crime? You Won’t Have To Do the Time or Pay the Fine” – By State Sen. Pam Helming (R-54) Have you visited a store or shopping mall recently? If so, you have probably noticed seasonal displays and holiday music filling ... MORE

The Canandaigua Police Department reports the arrest of a 27-year-old Newark resident as part of an ongoing drug investigation. Police say Joshua Richardson, 27, of Newark was charged with third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, a felony. Richardson is accused of ... MORE

“Have them stand in our shoes, our family’s shoes for one day, and I can guarantee you they’d have a different perspective,” said Mike Stewart. Holding the ashes of their teenage son, Mike and Regina Stewart share their concern over new bail ... MORE