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Trucking Firm Owner’s Scheme to Lower Insurance Costs Hits Dead End
The owner of a New York trucking business who fabricated a supposedly independent Texas affiliate to circumvent his existing firm’s negative safety rating and avoid higher insurance costs has been found guilty of conspiracy and fraud. On June 21, a jury in the U.S. District Court for the Western...
Massive Snail Species That Carries Meningitis Found in New York
One of the largest and most damaging species of snail was recently discovered in New York, and the dangers it poses goes far beyond the effects on plants and property. The discovery is a frustrating addition to the large group of invasive species already present in New York State. From the aggressive "Frankenfish" that can breathe air and eats mammals to the crustacean the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC) urges residents to immediately freeze to death, it's a wild world out there. But back to the snail...
Closed: ‘Contaminated’ Water Found At These New York Beaches
Officials from New York closed down two beaches because the water was found to be "contaminated." The Westchester County Department of Health confirmed two beaches were shut down because of "elevated bacteria levels." Westchester County Closes Two Beaches. Westchester County Beach Surveillance Program "protects the public from illnesses associated with...
Mushroom-infused candy, chocolate recalled in NY, U.S. after serious illnesses reported
California-based company Prophet Premium Blends is recalling all flavors of its Diamond Shruumz chocolate bars, cones and gummies for reports of serious illnesses associated with consuming the products. The products, which can be purchased online and in person at a variety of retail locations nationwide, and the illnesses allegedly caused...
Manlius parade embraces 4th of July traditions, old and new
MANLIUS, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — It’s so much more than just bagpipes, candy and big trucks. The Manlius parade is about tradition. “We always sit in front of Bruegger’s and we get their red, white and blue bagels when it was in the morning,” Mary Austin, who has gone to the Manlius parade since she was a little girl, said. “Then we go to all the food trucks, listen to all the live music, fight everybody for the candy, and then we always go to Sno Top at the end.”
Sticky Lips Juke Joint in Henrietta to host antique sale Monday
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — You can get a little piece of Rochester restaurant history next week come Monday, as Sticky Lips in Henrietta will host a sale of their antiques on Monday. The event runs from noon until 6 p.m. According to the Facebook event, all sales are cash only, adding: “You will negotiate pricing […]
The Golden Fox in Rochester back open under new management
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — After popular diner, The Golden Fox, announced it would be closing June 30, it is now back open, under new management. An announcement was made on their official Facebook page, adding that hours will be Monday through Sunday 7 a.m. – 2 p.m. June 22, the diner on Culver Road in […]
Fireman’s Carnival is just around the corner
Without a doubt, the Fireman’s Carnival and parade are among the most anticipated events of the Webster summer season. Now 87 years old, the carnival has been making memories every year for several generations of kids and adults. This year’s carnival will be no different, with the return of...
Pro-Palestine protest led to congressman finishing Fourth of July parade in police car
Fairport, N.Y. (WHAM) — A local Fourth of July parade took an unexpected turn Thursday. Jack Fortner attended the parade in Fairport as he does with his family every year. This year's was different. The atmosphere on Main Street quickly changed when pro-Palestine protesters joined the Fairport parade seemingly...
Amid daycare closures, VOA Children’s Center offers hope for Rochester parents
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – A number of local daycares have closed over the last few months, leaving parents scrambling for reliable care for their children. But there’s one, in the middle of a high-needs area that is actually expanding. The Volunteers of America (VOA) Children’s Center, located along Lake...
Shake Shack arrives in the Rochester area: Hopefully it doesn't end like like this
Shake Shack is coming, and I know you must be excited as Rochester takes another step into the fast-food big leagues. But there can be stumbles along the way. Let’s hope that Shake Shack in Rochester doesn’t get Krispy Kreme-d. Shake Shack, which features burgers, and, yes, shakes,...
Spinach Packaged in Newburgh, New York Recalled; May be Fatal
Grocery stores have pulled spinach packaged in Newburgh, New York from shelves due to a major health risk. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning over fresh spinach that was processed in the Hudson Valley and distributed to stores in New York. The spinach could contain bacteria that may be fatal or cause miscarriages in pregnant women.
Attention Syracuse fans: we have some TNIAAM Merchandise available
Syracuse Orange fans should always have an orange shirt at the ready and after a cleaning at TNIAAM Headquarters we discovered some merch left over. We’ve got a limited number of TNIAAM t-shirts available and a good number of koozies. T-shirts are $30 and the koozies are $6, which...
Clean Sweep: Friesen Honors Bill Shea With Double Utica-Rome Victories
VERNON, NY – A clean sweep. Stewart Friesen paid homage to his late friend, Bill Shea, in the best Friesen knows. The Sprakers, N.Y., native was victorious in both the ESS Sprint Car A-Main and the 3 Bastards Brewing Modified feature at Utica-Rome Speedway. The Independence Day celebration known...
Three-star WR with Syracuse football in top 4 set to decide; suitors have analyst buzz
Isaiah Mizell, a 2025 three-star wide receiver from Florida who has Syracuse football among his quartet of finalists, will announce his college decision on July 10. The 6-foot-1, 170-pound Mizell, who took an official visit to the Hill from May 31 to June 2, has a final four of the 'Cuse, Kansas State, Arizona and fellow Atlantic Coast Conference member Georgia Tech.
Fretless Guitar God Ned Evett Rocks Buffalo, Syracuse, and Rochester This August
Ned Evett, a pioneer in the world of fretless guitarists, makes his return to upstate New York for the first time in over two decades this August. Evett kicks off a string of live performances with a live concert at the Westcott Theater in Syracuse, on August 6. Immediately following, is his show at Buffalo’s Iron Works on August 7. Evett finishes off his New York stops with a live show at the Spirit Room in Rochester.
COMMUNITY SNAPSHOT: Zonta Club of Oneida installs officers
NEW OFFICERS — The Zonta Club of Oneida recently installed its officers during a recent ceremony. Among those to serve in a leadership capacity from 2024-26 are: Lisa Miller and Peggy Dryer, board of directors; Sue Pulverenti, corresponding secretary; Shelly Coe, vice president; Diane Belusar, recording secretary; Fay Eastwood, president; and Maria Schmitt, treasurer. Zonta International is a global organization of individuals working together through local chapters to build a better world for women and girls . (Photo submitted)
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