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Local law enforcement facing troubling times as recruit numbers decline
Law enforcement agencies in the Rochester area are facing an uphill battle as the number of recruits decline. Sgt. Matt Kareuzer with the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office says, in 2013, more than 1,500 hundred people were signed up to take the necessary …more -
Turbide will lead enrollment at Wells College
Wells College has named Gerard Turbide, an accomplished enrollment leader, as its new vice president for enrollment services. Turbide—who comes to Wells with a deep expertise in enrollment management, recruitment marketing and institutional strategic planning—will begin his position on July 1, 2019. …more
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Auburn man accused of strangling, punching woman
Officers have arrested a 34-year-old Auburn man for allegedly beating and strangling a female woman, causing face and head injuries that required a trip to the hospital, according to Auburn police. Jason …more -
Doubledays drop Sunday rubber game to Scrappers
While starter Carlos Romero and the rest of the Doubledays’ arms held the Scrappers to just two runs over 11 innings, Auburn’s offense was unable to provide enough run support to secure …more -
SUNDAY CONVERSATION: Sheriff Schenck talks recruiting challenge, changes coming from Albany
Earlier this year Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck was in-studio discussing his first month on the job following an uncontested election last fall. He succeeded longtime Sheriff David Gould. Now, Sheriff Schenck …more
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Calm evening sunset (photo)
A calm evening sunset over Owasco Lake. Photo by Anthony Colucci. -
Looking like spring … a little (photo)
There was at least one day in the last seven that looked like spring. Photo by Todd Tanner. -
Owasco Lake during sunrise (photo)
A familiar view as Owasco Lake woke up on Tuesday. Photo by Todd Tanner. -
Hoopes Park in Auburn (photo)
Hoopes Park looked and felt like spring on this comfortable 60 degree day. Photo by Mike Ryan.