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Former DNC Chair Michael Blake On Voter Mobilization And What’s At Stake For Black America This Election
As Kamala Harris prepares to take on Donald Trump, former DNC Chair Michael Blake calls on Black voters to seize the moment. The post Former DNC Chair Michael Blake On Voter Mobilization And What’s At Stake For Black America This Election appeared first on NewsOne.
Closing Big Lots stores offering steep discounts following bankruptcy filing
Discounts have increased at the ten Big Lots stores closing their doors in New York as the discount retail chain announced its bankruptcy filing Monday. The Ohio-based company also plans to close more stores under new leadership, USA TODAY reported Monday, and the closures are part of a sale agreement with an affiliate of Nexus Capital Management LP, Big Lots announced in a news release Monday. The company has initiated Chapter 11 proceedings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court...
New York’s 2025 Boating Law: The Mandatory Requirement You Can’t Skip
Boating and watercraft safety is a top priority for the Oneida County Sheriff's Office and other law enforcement agencies. Starting next year there will be a new law in effect that impacts those who like to operate vessels on open waters. The Oneida County Sheriff's is reminding people about this...
Diocese of Buffalo presents final decisions on parishes, worship sites as part of 'Road to Renewal' plan
The Diocese of Buffalo today has announced plans for the reshaping of parishes and worship sites in its eight-county region. It will see a total of 118 worship sites remain open following a merger/closure review. Read more from WBEN:
Gov. Hochul: ‘Statewide Discrepancies’ in application of Bail Law reforms
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – Speaking in a gaggle with reporters Monday afternoon following a funding announcement surrounding public safety, Governor Kathy Hochul addressed the topic of Criminal Justice reforms, specifically Bail Reform Laws. These were first enacted in 2019 under then-Governor Andrew Cuomo, initially taking effect in 2020, and ended cash bail for misdemeanors, as […]
City and town of Batavia draft new wastewater agreement, HP Hood to proceed
The city and town of Batavia have potentially come to an agreement about wastewater capacity, and HP Hood will be able to proceed with its $120 million expansion project that’s been halted since March, City Manager Rachael Tabelski says.
HP Hood's Batavia facility honored as Dairy Plant of the Year
Eight years after acquiring a plant in Batavia originally designed to produce a Greek-style yogurt marketed as such, H.P. Hood has been honored by an industry trade magazine for operating 2024's Dairy Plant of the Year.The honor follows the company's being named partner of the year for 2020
Ready to make some beatiful music? Genesee Chorale is recruiting singers as new season starts
The Genesee Chorale is opening its 2024 Fall Season and is looking for a few good singers.The Chorale held its opening rehearsal on Monday at St. James.For more information on joining, click here.Photos by Howard Owens.
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