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In a 'blink and you'll miss it' spot in upstate New...
By CATHERINE MALLETTE AURORA, N.Y. - The sun is setting over the silvery waters of Lake Cayuga in upstate New York, and from the rocking chair on my private balcony at the Aurora Inn, I sip a glass of wine from the vineyard I visited just a few hours ago.
Keuka Lake steeped in the history of wine
Keuka is a timeline of the region's wine industry, with stories as deep as the blue glacier-formed lake.
Aurora restaurant plans wine dinner in December
A Holiday Wine Dinner in Aurora will feature Treleaven wines. The event will be held Dec.
Seneca North: Finger Lakes Museum gaining momentum
The excitement continues to build since the idea of creating a museum to showcase the Finger Lakes region was first presented 18 months ago, John Adamski notes in a late October newsletter on the proposed Finger Lakes Cultural & Natural History Museum.
Fundraiser for watershed network
Laurel: From Hilary Lambert of Aurora to those who helped celebrate Cayuga Lake.
ForeSIGHT Golf Classic raises $16K+ for Aurora
The 13th Annual ForeSIGHT Golf Classic, held recently at Foxfire at Village Green in Baldwinsville, raised more than $16,000 for Aurora of CNY, Inc.
Fisher Price in East Aurora NY is quality, quality, quality
The Buffalo area is the proud headquarters of Fisher Price. The Fisher Price headquarters, located in East Aurora, NY is about twenty miles outside of the Buffalo area and is a must see attraction for families of preschoolers.
Individuals charged with criminal offenses noted in this column will face a court proceeding to determine whether they are guilty of the charges.
Gifts & Decorative Accessories
MacKenzie-Childs Supports Continuum Cancer Centers
Aurora, NY Luxury home furnishings company MacKenzie-Childs will donate 10 percent of sales of all of its products with the word "Pink" in their names throughout the month of October to the Continuum Cancer Centers' Breast Reconstruction fund.
Buy 'pink' home goods at MacKenzie-Childs and help fund a great breast cancer cause
Whimsical luxury home furnishings company MacKenzie-Childs joins October's fight to help defeat breast cancer.
Tri-Cities Opera to perform in Aurora
Members of the Tri-Cities Opera will perform highlights of past and current Broadway shows and feature classical opera favorites during a performance at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Morgan Opera House, located at state Route 90 and Cherry Avenue, Aurora.
Designing Dish makes adorable dishes with a quilted leaf pattern that are sure to please all quilt fanciers.
Ithaca woman accuses Ithaca Police Department of violence, discrimination
ITHACA -- An Ithaca woman may sue the city over allegations that an Ithaca police officer intentionally injured her and taunted her because of her sexual orientation while she was in police custody.
Potsdam Village Police nabbed 7 drivers last night on various charges in the village: Michael W. Rice , 20, of New Hartford, NY was charged with DWI on Grove Street.
Gardening: Fall cleaning Fall is here and it's time to wind down your garden for the season.
Lakeside sites still in running for Finger Lakes museum
Cayuga Lake could become the centerpiece of a $50 million, 40,000 square-foot museum and cultural complex.
Officials: Terror Plot Most Significant Since 9/11
An immigrant from Afghanistan who lived legally in Denver was plotting one of the most serious terrorist attacks on American soil since Sept.
Alleged Terror Plot One of Biggest Threats Since 9/11: Feds
Afghan-born Najibullah Zazi set up shop in suburban Denver , scouring the Web and visiting beauty supply stores in a hunt for chemicals needed to build bombs for al-Qaida, authorities charge, calling the alleged plot one of the most significant terror threats to the U.S. since 9-11. The 12-page memorandum outlining the alleged conspiracy also used ...
NYC Terror Attack Apparently Was Set for Sept. 11
An Afghan immigrant wanted to carry out a massive New York City terror attack involving hydrogen peroxide bombs on commuter trains to coincide with the Sept.
Beauty supply stores caught up in NY terror case
By CATHERINE TSAI and P. SOLOMON BANDA Associated Press Writers Updated: September 24, 2009, 8:11 PM / The young man visited the Denver-area beauty supply store more than once in recent weeks, asking about chemicals for sale and engaging in small talk with employees.