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Upstate New York To Host Major Festival For Twilight Zone Anniversary
Rod Serling was the host of The Twilight Zone and also wrote the episodes. The Rod Serling Archive mentioned that Serling was born in Syracuse, NY and he moved with his family to Binghamton, NY. They also explained that Serling served in the military before going to college in Ohio and later working in New York City.
Metal Found In Massive Amount Of Chicken Nuggets, Tenders Sold In New York
A very popular food company is recalling nearly 170,000 pounds of chicken nuggets and chicken tenders. Perdue Foods is recalling 167,171 pounds of frozen chicken nuggets and tenders. Perdue Voluntarily Recalls Frozen Breaded Chicken Breasts and Tenders Products for Foreign Material. The company says chicken in these packages (see photos...
Horseracing Wrongs protests at Travers: 'You wouldn't do this to your dog'
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY (WRGB) — With every major race in New York, there is always a group stationed outside the main gate protesting the sport, and how horses are treated. The Horseracing Wrongs group has been advocating for rules and laws against horse racing, saying that it's abuse. They tell fans as they walk in, how many horses die each year due to racing.
Girls in Manufacturing Event Held at WNY P-TECH Academy
A recent Girls in Manufacturing event in Dunkirk featured a cohort of students from school districts in the north county build rocket stoves and learn about manufacturing careers in the area. The program, held in late July at the WNY P-TECH Academy in Dunkirk, was the third one of the year by Dream It Do It Western New York (DIDIWNY). DIDIWNY President Todd Tranum says it was another opportunity for girls interested in manufacturing to some hands-on experience...
Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others In New York
A doctor is explaining why mosquitoes bite some people more than others. Did you know that mosquitoes are considered the "world's deadliest" creatures. That's according to the CDC. Zika virus, West Nile and Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) are three viruses spread by these insects that can cause a fatal infection.
56th Fredonia Farm Festival Draws Large Crowds
Large crowds turned out this weekend for the Village of Fredonia's signature festival, which marked a return to its roots. More than 100 vendors and live entertainment filled Barker Common on Saturday and Sunday for the 56th annual Fredonia Farm Festival, celebrating the area's agricultural heritage. WDOE's Dan Palmer spoke with several Farm Festival representatives during a remote broadcast on Saturday. Co-chair Greg Krauza says this year's edition was about "bringing the farm back" to the festival...
JCC GEAR UP Students Make Glass Ornaments at Corning Museum
In a unique blend of art and education, high school students from Dunkirk and Jamestown recently participated in a hands-on glass blowing class at the Corning Museum of Glass. High school freshmen involved in Jamestown Community College's Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) cohort delved into the ancient craft of glass blowing and created their own ornaments under the guidance of expert instructors. The students were introduced to the fundamentals of glass blowing and learned about the tools, techniques, and safety measures essential to the craft. They also enjoyed a demonstration by professional glassblowers that was inspiring and educational. The professionals created intricate pieces, demonstrating advanced techniques and the delicate balance of heat, timing, and artistic skill that glass blowing demands.
Local Gardens Recognized in NCCF's 5th Annual Bloom Project
A total of 135 area homeowners were recognized in the 5th annual Bloom Garden Recognition Project by the Northern Chautauqua Community Foundation this summer. NCCF teamed up with dedicated community volunteers from Cassadaga, Forestville, Lily Dale and Silver Creek on the project that celebrates the passion and commitment of residents who enhance the beauty and vibrancy of the northern Chautauqua region through their gardens and landscaping efforts. Open to all communities in northern Chautauqua County, Bloom continues to foster a sense of pride and community spirit.
Minority City Council bloc talks Rochester housing; and why some voters on the left don't view Hochul the same as Harris and Walz on the economy: coming up on "Connections," Monday, August 26, 2024
12:00: Minority City Council bloc talks Rochester housing. 1:00: Why some voters on the left don't view Hochul the same as Harris and Walz on the economy. The minority bloc on Rochester City Council is focused on housing, and they want Rochester to opt-in to legislation known as the Good Cause Eviction Law. The law is meant to make sure that landlords have a justified reason for evicting a tenant. They discuss how they view the housing crisis, and what city government can do to make housing more affordable and accessible. Our guests:
Cat, dog adoptions 50% off all week at Long Island pet shelter
Adoption fees at North Shore Animal League America normally range between $100 and $375, but are 50% off this week. The "Clear the Shelters" event continues through Labor Day — Monday, Sept. 2 [ more › ]
Alternative justice basketball program returns to Queens prison
For the second year in a row, a unique initiative that looks to steer teens away from the criminal justice system and help rehabilitate those already in it took a trip to Queensboro Correctional Facility in Long Island City. Flames, a pro bono program that operates in New York State...
Jamestown Shooting Claims Life of Buffalo Man: Investigation Underway
(WNY News Now) – Jamestown, N.Y. – The Jamestown Police Department is investigating a targeted shooting that led to the death of a 25-year-old from Buffalo. In the early hours of August 16, 2024, a shooting incident occurred behind 309 N. Main St. in Jamestown, resulting in a life-threatening injury to Corey M. Johnson, 25, from Buffalo. The Jamestown Police Department responded to the scene at approximately 2:16 a.m., where Johnson was found with severe injuries.
Lottery ticket winner sold in Buffalo
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Check your tickets, you may be a winner. The New York Lottery announced that a recent TAKE 5 winning ticket was sold in Buffalo. In the August 25 TAKE 5 evening drawing, a winning ticket was sold in Buffalo. The winning ticket came from the B-Rite Food Market Inc. store located on Clinton Street. The ticket was worth $28,542.
Britney McClain Joins YWCA Jamestown as Mission & Impact Coordinator
YWCA Jamestown has announced has joined the organization as their newest Mission and Impact Coordinator. In the position, McClain will play a pivotal role in supporting the organization to continue to ensure the mission of eliminating racism and empowering women is embedded in every program, as well as in every interaction with every employee and community member. She will also lead the I.D.E.A. Coalition of Chautauqua County, supporting local organizations and businesses with understanding on how to best serve all members of the community.
Programs efforting to address after-school fights and provide support to students in Buffalo
BUFFALO, NY (W.K.B.W) — As students get ready to head back to school 7 News is helping you keep your family safe once the school day ends. A number of organizations are offering your kids a safe space to go to. Response to afterschool fights in the district. Contact...
Legal experts discuss bail reform after teen causes deadly crash with stolen car
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A teenage driver who caused a deadly crash in Brighton earlier this week was arrested 12 times last year and while on parole, was arrested for stealing a car in Erie County just a few weeks ago, according to Rochester police. WIVB News 4 spoke with legal experts Sunday about bail […]
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