Spencerport News

Joanna Alberti's cards and gift items are sold in Target and other big-name retailers.

Two people were transported to Brooks Hospital by Alstar Ambulance for non life-threatening injuries as a result of a two-vehicle accident Wednesday afternoon.

Congratulations to JamieLynn, Lindsay, and JanMarie G. of Spencerport for winning week two of Golf Balls on Parade! This golf ball and tee are located at Wegmans in Pittsford.

Two men and a Spencerport-based company have been on indicted on charges in connection with violating the Clean Water Act.

If you want to skip the golfing, there is an option to only attend the dinner - which is only $25 per person.

"I've been coming here my whole life." Over the past several weeks, as I visited some spots in the Rochester area that have been around since long before I was, I heard that phrase a lot.

All week long we have been collecting your votes for the Best Secret Coffee Location in town and our winner was revealed live on News10NBC Today.

"I've been coming here my whole life." Over the past several weeks, as I visited some spots in the Rochester area that have been around since long before I was, I heard that phrase a lot.

Three fire companies responded Saturday to a blaze in Ogden that destroyed a barn.

Erin Day is 8 years old, and knows what's important to her, and what's important to her father, who is currently awaiting a heart transplant at a local hospital.

Canisius College * The following Canisius College students were named to the dean's list for the fall semester: Chili: Senior history major Bryan Forbes.

Lakeside Hospital will close its doors today at 5 p.m. Earlier this afternoon, the emergency department stopped received patients.

With 34 employees in a 16,000-square-foot facility in Spencerport, Maris Systems Design Inc.

When today's couples go shopping for wedding rings, they'll discover that jewelers have more than the glint of gold, the polish of platinum and the shine of stainless steel - the traditional metals.

Albany, N.Y. --- The New York Prosecutor who has been assigned to look into why state legislators are ending up on the wrong side of the law says that the corruption in "Voters are upset and they are following this issue," says sienna pollster Steven Greenberg.