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‘Stormy’ Winter Expected In New York, ‘Above-Normal Precipitation’
Weather experts released their prediction for the upcoming winter in New York State. The calendar may say August, but New Yorkers are always looking forward. Pumpkin spice season is just a few days away and Halloween stores are already starting to open. Winter Outlook For New York State. Before you...
Awesome aurora: See epic photos of northern lights in Upstate NY
Bolton, N.Y. — For two incredible nights, a brilliant celestial show danced over Upstate New York. The aurora borealis appeared over the Empire State overnight on Sunday and Monday, coloring starry skies in neon shades of pink, purple, green and blue. The northern lights visited Upstate as the yearly Perseid meteor shower was peaking — treating stargazers to two brilliant natural events.
National Study Ranks New York’s Health System Among Nation’s Worst
Turns out the Empire State isn't a leader in healthcare after all... It seems New York can't escape the constant hits to its reputation. Numerous studies of the nation's best always seem to put the Empire State at the bottom of the barrel. A recent survey of the most affordable...
Upstate NY man, daughter stole over $280K from elderly victim, NY AG says
Kingston, N.Y. — A father and daughter from Ulster County could face up to 15 years in prison after authorities say they scammed an elderly woman out of more than $280,000 and used the money to purchase a new car, restaurant meals, casino trips and jewelry. Frank Whittaker, 56,...
Gov. Hochul announces $10 million donation to restore USS The Sullivans
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Two years ago, USS The Sullivans’ future looked like it was heading nowhere but down. But on Monday, the state made sure it’ll stay afloat. Governor Kathy Hochul was in Buffalo Monday and announced $10 million to support the repair and restoration of two iconic World War II naval ships along Buffalo’s waterfront, The Sullivans and USS Croaker. Her announcement put the Buffalo & Erie County Naval and Military Park at its $21 million goal to save the ships.
Buffalo Poker Run Back To Basics
Among the hottest summer go-fast boating events in the country just 10 years ago, the Buffalo Poker Run presented by the Western New York Offshore Powerboat Association eventually cooled and returned to its smaller-group roots. That was by design. At the time, WYNOPA leadership reportedly did not want the liability risks that come with larger boating events. So the group switched directions and downsized its signature happening, which was then-based out of Templeton Landing.
Buffalo Diocese parishioners provide update on counterproposal process
Update: The Diocese responded to this story on Friday. A statement from Fr. Ray Corbin, the pastor of the Downtown Family of Parishes that includes Our Lady of Perpetual Help, can be found at the bottom of this page. BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Over the next two weeks, 30 parish families of the Buffalo Diocese […]
Former department store re-opens as new housing unit
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Governor Hochul has been pushing for more affordable housing and she came to Buffalo Monday to spotlight one such project on the East Side. With its 1940s-style design look, the Eckhardts Building was well known in its previous life as a department store, the site of other retail uses, and then the State Department of Labor office center. But now the hallways convey tenants to its new use as a residential building. There are 28 apartments ranging from studios to one and two-bedroom units. They are now already 60 percent occupied.
Major Road Closure Alert: County Road 26 in Belfast to Shut Down for Culvert Replacement
(WNY News Now) – Belfast – A key stretch of County Road 26 in the Town of Belfast will be closed for essential repairs on August 20, impacting local traffic and requiring alternate routes. The Chautauqua County Public Works Department has announced a temporary closure of County Road...
Live Music coming to Bolivar Wednesday August 14
Come dance to the “oldies” at the Bolivar Library. Generations will be at the Bolivar Library, tomorrow August 14 from 6-8pm. Come and enjoy the music from the 50’s-60’s. Bring a chair, your singing voice and your dancing shoes (if you like). Join us for an evening of great music.
NYS Says Chautauqua Lake Bridge Safe
New York State is emphasizing the safety of the Chautauqua Lake Bridge following a social media post over the weekend that suggested otherwise. A public post made by Southwestern New York Building and Construction Trades Council President Steven Thorpe stated in part, “Directly from the workers on the ground, the structure is in such bad condition that pressure washing the steel beams blows holes through the steel, the typical construction would have the road surface support beams parallel to the road, this bridge’s center section, 1800′ of roadway cannot be disturbed without a possible catastrophic failure.”
Sleepy Hollow Native to Perform At Boston’s Tough Luck Fest
Tough Luck Fest is a 2-day independent festival that brings two notable headliners and 10 of Boston’s alternative bands to the big stage at Brighton Music Hall. Day 1 of the festival focuses on emo, pop punk, and alternative rock; Day 2 focuses on hardcore, deathcore, and punk. This...
Livingston County man awarded $287m in lawsuit against Harley-Davidson
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Harley-Davidson was ordered to pay $287 million after the company was found liable in a lawsuit stemming from the death of a trike rider in Livingston County. The initial verdict came down last Wednesday, finding that the company had a defective traction-control system that resulted in the 2020 death of Harold […]
Four defendants involved in 2022 Lake View killing sentenced
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The family of a young man left for dead in the woods shared its heartbreak in court Tuesday at the sentencing of four people involved in his killing two years ago in Lake View. Having already agreed to plea deals related to the luring and deadly...
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