Apr 25, 2008 | WSTM-TV Syracuse
Press release from Sheriff's department: On April 10th, 2008 at approx. 11:17pm the Sheriff's Department received a report of a possible robbery that occurred at 6862 West Bennett Hollow Rd. via WSTM-TV Syracuse
Most upstate skip proxies, living wills
“The forms are available on our Web site (www.aomc.org).”
When it comes to health care proxies and living wills, a survey released Wednesday showed that most upstate New York residents are aware of them, but few people actually made such arrangements. via Star-Gazette
Business, condos, new stadium fuel growth in Flushing
A rendering of the private 41 2-acre outdoor amenity for residents of Sky View Parc. via New York Daily News
Neighbors: Rising gas prices hurt Meals on Wheels volunteers
“People add and subtract money as they feel they can”
Foundation to match donations in April Photos by VALERIE ZEHL / Press & Sun-Bulletin IBM project manager Cindy Ruggieri of Endicott volunteers as a substitute driver at Meals on Wheels of Western Broome on her ... via Press & Sun-Bulletin
New hope for rest stop in Chemung
“We miss the tourist information center on the east end of our county. And as recently as this month, the chamber not only met with the state DOT about the need for such a center, but also with Sen. Winner's office in Albany”
New hope for rest stop in Chemung State reconsiders, may rebuild or replace facility closed since '06. April 17, 2008 JASON WHONG/Star-Gazette Chemung Town Supervisor George Richter is pushing to reopen the ... via Star-Gazette.COM
Bill Rapp is growing; QS&L is opening
“Not sure if you heard, but Juanita's is up & running in Liverpool. Drove by it the other day and saw a big 'NOW OPEN' banner hanging on the front. Just thought I'd let you know.”
Yep. Since it's also next to Bill Rapp Subaru/Jaguar, you could jump to the conclusion that it's a Rapp automotive project. via The Post-Standard
FRIDAY: Neighborhood watch presents info on identity theft, sex offender registry
The Countryside Community Neighborhood Watch will sponsor two presentations Wednesday. via Union-Sun & Journal
New York Budget Almost A Week Late
New Yorkers are still waiting for lawmakers in Albany to pass a budget. Most democrats in the minority of the State Senate are boycotting Monday's session despite the late budget. via WENY
Local arts center 'sounds big'
“With a four-octave voice, he sounds a little like Marvin Gaye.”
Center for the Arts of Homer offers variety of options Ola Onabule John Gorka Johannes Linstead Bearfoot A few upcoming concert events at the Center for the Arts of Homer, at 72 South Main St., Homer. via Press & Sun-Bulletin
Local IRS Assistance Centers will be open Saturday
“Eligible Americans must file a tax return in order to receive economic stimulus payments of up to $600 ($1,200 married filing jointly). There is another $300 payment for each qualifying child younger than 17”
With the April 15 tax filing deadline quickly approaching, the Internal Revenue Service today reminded taxpayers free help is available and announced extended hours at locations in Kingston and Poughkeepsie. via Poughkeepsie Journal
Doris Barker Humphrey, 77, of Barber St., Fonda, passed away peacefully Friday evening April 4th, 2008 at her home with her loving family at her side. via Gloversville Leader-Herald
Story hours to start at library
' Spring story hours at the Frothingham Free Library, 28 W. Main St., will begin at 1 p.m. Wednesday and will take place each week until winter. via Gloversville Leader-Herald
Panel to vote on rules for tattoo artists
“We were waiting for the longest time for the state to pass some regulations, which they still might”
The Niagara County Board of Health is to vote April 24 on regulations for tattoo artists. via Buffalo News
Reporters' Notebook/ Bits and pieces of news...
OLAF FUB SEZ: According to former Vice President Al Gore, born on this date in 1948, " Airplane travel is nature's way of making you look like your passport photo." READY, SET, GROW! - What would Niagara ... via Buffalo News
Tops moving on headquarters plan
“We want all the people making the decisions about how to run this business, from the products we carry to the prices we charge, to be located right here in Western New York”
Tops Markets will use a $1.2 million grant from Empire State Development Corp. to bolster its plan to keep its headquarters in Amherst and add up to 140 jobs. via Buffalo News
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Sonny Katz, Beloved City Marshall, Restauranteur, Raconteur, Showman Departs
WPCNR Legacies of White Plains. March 21, 2008: Seymour L. "Sonny" Katz, City Marshall of White Plains for more than 37 years, died March 21, 2008, at his home in . via White Plains CitizeNetReporter
3 charged as Greece graduate in recovery
“We don't understand how anyone can treat anyone else like this. It's an experience that no family should have to go through.”
A college student from Greece is recovering at the Erie County Medical Center after he was allegedly assaulted by three college students. via Democrat & Chronicle
Five arrested in underage alcohol sales crackdown in Steuben
Five arrested in underage alcohol sales crackdown in Steuben March 17, 2008 An underage drinking initiative conducted Saturday resulted in five arrests in Steuben County, New York State Police reported today. via Star-Gazette.COM
Daemen offering workshop on Fulbright program
Daemen College and the Western New York/Northwest Pennsylvania Chapter of the Fulbright Association are sponsoring a workshop for faculty, administrators and students at all area colleges who are interested in ... via Buffalo News