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Cayuga Indians buy Bodine stand
After closing up at the end of the season last year, Bodine Farms never re-opened. Now, the 1.4-acre property at East Bayard Street Extension and Route 89 is in the hands of the Cayuga Indian Nation of New ...
The Red Wings were on the road Friday night, so why were the bases loaded at Frontier Field? Wedding bells rang at the ball park Friday night.
Trails set table for diverse tourism taste
Wine is not enough - by itself - to sustain the regional tourism economy. Although the Finger Lakes' three wine trails have been wildly successful - wineries are now the top tourist attraction in the ...
Triathlon should draw 1,600 participants
More than 1,600 participants are in Geneva in Ontario County this weekend for the fifth annual Musselman Triathlon events, including amateurs and professionals from 30 states and Canadian provinces, and with ...
Watertown Getting $900K To Improve Emergency Communication
The city of Watertown is getting more than $900,000 to improve communication between emergency officials.
In his first visit to Rochester as state Senate Majority Leader, Dean Skelos assured local leaders that upstate New York will stay a priority.
Grandview Building's notable history to be commemorated
The spacious and sometimes mysterious Grandview Building on the Willard Drug Treatment Campus in Seneca County is going to attract a host of officials and visitors to a speech and tour at 7 p.m. July 14.
Apartment Fire Causes Temporary Evacuation
Rochester firefighters evacuated an apartment complex on the city's west side late Thursday night, after a small fire broke out in one of the units.
Soldier's Family Celebrates Rare Holiday
A Rochester family is looking forward to this Fourth of July weekend. They'll celebrate the holiday together for the first time in nearly two decades.
Community developer leaves Irondequoit for job with Seneca County
Mitch Rowe, the town's director of community development for 21 2 years, has resigned to take a similar job with Seneca County.
Romulus man severely burned when fuel oil tank explodes
A 25-year-old Romulus man suffered burns on approximately 75 percent of his body yesterday when a 300-gallon fuel oil tank exploded after he lit a match nearby, Seneca County Sheriff Jack Stenberg said.
Criminal justice workers aid Elmira Salvation Army's safe house
Members of the Elmira Hub of Women in Criminal Justice stopped by the Elmira Salvation Army on Tuesday to deliver a $500 donation to the Salvation Army's safe house.
New York state Legislature to end session without property-tax, gas-price relief
Lawmakers were finishing their six-month session Tuesday by passing previously agreed-upon bills to limit nurses' overtime and protect identity-theft victims, but they planned to adjourn without action on major ...
Legislative session ending in flurry of activity
ALBANY - Lawmakers neared the end of their six-month session today by passing previously agreed-upon bills to limit nurses' overtime and clean up polluted sites, but they planned to adjourn without action on ...
Kodak Approves $1 Billion Stock Buyback
Kodak's board of directors approved a $1 billion stock buyback program. CEO Antonio Perez said the repurchase initiative underscores Kodak's confidence in its product portfolio, current financial position, and ...
Communities back scenic byway plan
Guess what the Burdett Village Board, the Watkins Glen Village Board, the Schuyler County Legislature, the Lodi Village Board and the Seneca County Board of Supervisors have in common.
Ovid town planning board to talk zoning next month
OVID - The Town of Ovid's proposed zoning ordinance is slated to be discussed at a July 16 meeting of the Planning Board at 7 p.m. at the fire station on Brown Street.
Man Hits Motorcyclist, Charged with DWI
In news from Ontario County, sheriffs' deputies arrested a man for driving drunk and hitting a motorcyclist.
New magazine promotes locally grown food
Ovid, Seneca County, NY - Concerns over food safety have a lot of shoppers wary about what they're eating.
Finger Lakes Times Two quick but powerful storms caused scattered power outages and downed trees throughout the region Tuesday.