Victor News

The wine walk will be held from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The cost is $5 per person, and participants may pick up a wine sampling glass and program at the LDC office at 5 W. Main St. For more information, call the LDC at 742-6320.

Sixth graders at Grace Episcopal Day School in Massapequa culminated their study of ancient Egypt by setting a museum-type exhibit in the main hall of the school.

The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has proposed $131,600 in new fines against Victor-based Wordingham Machine Co.

Acting Supreme Court Justice Victor J. Alfieri, Jr. presided over the swearing in of 152 new United States citizens at a naturalization ceremony Friday at the Fire Training Center in Pomona.

Half of the city's taxis will be wheelchair accessible by 2020 because of a settlement agreement reached on Friday in a federal class action lawsuit, according to officials.

The transformation of quaint waterside Port Jefferson Village into a virtual Dickensian Victorian town may take a lot of planning, but it's done happily in the spirit of the holidays.

Clayton Avenue is a two-block hill street that runs from Cortland's main street up to the SUNY Cortland dormitories.

In case of zombie apocalypse: Just some of the weird and wonderful antiques in Denny Daniel's traveling Museum of Interesting Things, which will be at the Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival on Dec. 6. An extreme antique collector who says he has amassed over 1,000 priceless inventions - such as a conch shell hearing aid, a World War II ... (more)

VICTORIANS are being urged to brace for above-average bushfire danger this fire season, with a hotter-than-usual summer expected.

Picking three random dates in October -- Oct. 3, 1911, Oct. 15, 1901 and Oct. 28, 1917 -- I looked at newspapers from around the country.

Wegmans Food Markets plans a major expansion of its Perinton store, increasing its size by more than 31,000 square feet.

History surrounds East Hampton this time of year as the weather gets colder and children start counting down to Christmas, and the village spends a lot of effort in bringing the past to life.

Wednesday was spent cooking, watching the snow come down, and hoping the relatives arrived safely.

It's the forgotten borough, a nice place to live, according to its devotees, but do you want to visit? I thought I'd find out what Staten Island has to offer.

Black Friday has become a modern-day monster. Every year, it encroaches more and more on a day meant to be a quiet time for reflection and giving thanks.

Ward and Mary Blasko sat warm and dry inside her idling minivan in a Victor parking lot early Thursday morning, at a time when some people were just rolling out of bed to prep the Thanksgiving turkey and others hadn't rolled out at all.

The fourth annual Victor/ Farmington Christmas Stocking Program is at it's busiest time.

Step back in time to the Victorian era right here in Central New York. Visit Fountain Elms 2013 Victorian Yuletide Exhibit which this year celebrates a children's Christmas.

Today is special edition of our Food Fridays series! We'll be playing some great archival interviews about food.

Two multifamily properties near Columbia University's new 17-acre Manhattanville campus have sold for $15 million, or $384,615 per unit, brokers on the sale told The Real Deal .