PENN YAN — On the surface, the term “Banned Books Week” may conjure up images of controversial works tossed into a pile and set on fire.
CANANDAIGUA — For about four decades, the Gleaners Community Kitchen on North Main Street fed the hungry, Monday through Friday, at no charge.
RICHMOND — The public is invited to a virtual information session from 6:30-8 p.m. Tuesday (Sept. 27) on a state Department of Environmental Conservation plan to control phosphorus in Honeoye Lake.
CANANDAIGUA — A Rochester developer sees Canandaigua as an “up-and-coming area.”
GENEVA — Volunteer monitors from Seneca Lake Pure Waters Association found just one harmful algal bloom on Seneca Lake for the week ending Sept. 18.
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SENECA FALLS — Two men were charged in connection with assaults at several locations in the days that followed the Cayuga Nation’s August demolition of properties it called “safe havens used by criminals.”
WILLIAMSON — State police charged a 17-year-old with second-degree murder after they said he stabbed a 19-year-old who later died at Strong Memorial Hospital.
LYONS — A local man who purposely hit another car with his vehicle was convicted of a felony and misdemeanor charge following a Wayne County trial.
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SENECA FALLS — National Women’s Hall of Fame inductee Mia Hamm may not have attended this past weekend’s ceremony in person, but her trailblazing and supportive spirit was certainly manifested on Mynderse Academy’s soccer fields.
This week, Times outdoor columnist Chris Kenyon recounts a true story from many years ago:
CLYDE — Prior to Friday night’s game against Cuba-Rushford/Hinsdale, the Clyde-Savannah football team honored one of the school’s and area’s all-time great coaches.
The Seneca County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously at the end of August to proclaim September as Child Cancer Awareness Month. The impetus for this: Parker Fisher, a Waterloo resident and 11-year-old fifth-grader at La Fayette School.
The popular fall activity that brings locals and travelers to the FLX and its local businesses.
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LYONS — Tim and Mary Knapp sold their popular restaurant/pub Noonan’s in Perinton earlier this year, deciding their 10-year run in the food business was over.
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GENEVA — If there weren’t enough reasons to come down to hopping Linden Street on Saturday nights, Vinifera owner Jim Cecere offers one more: the Linden Wine Series.
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As Seneca County historian, I often get asked about some fine point in the various treaties or agreements made with the Cayuga Indians regarding their impact on present Seneca County. Because there are several key agreements, it can be difficult to keep the details clear.
The popular fall activity that brings locals and travelers to the FLX and its local businesses.
The State Fair is an opportunity for 4-H youth to exhibit their skills on a larger stage and is a time to make new friends, challenge their abilities and learn responsibility. Ontario County was represented by local talented youth members at the NYS Fair.
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The popular fall activity that brings locals and travelers to the FLX and its local businesses.
The State Fair is an opportunity for 4-H youth to exhibit their skills on a larger stage and is a time to make new friends, challenge their abilities and learn responsibility. Ontario County was represented by local talented youth members at the NYS Fair.
GENEVA — This fall, St. Peter’s Community Arts Academy and North Street School will provide access to the arts for third-grade students.
