FAYETTE — On Jan. 19, the Seneca County Chamber held its 54th Annual Meeting & Community Awards dinner — “A Tribute to the Shining Stars of the Seneca County Chamber.”
ROCHESTER — A Waterloo man faces a potentially long prison term after pleading guilty to a weapons charge.
WATERLOO — The Republican candidates for village mayor and two trustee positions also will appear on the Conservative Party line in the March 21 village election.
FAYETTE — The Seneca Watershed Intermunicipal Organization will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the town office building on Yellow Tavern Road.
CLIFTON SPRINGS — State police are investigating the death of a man found in his vehicle Wednesday morning in this Ontario County village.
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GENEVA — Two people wounded during an incident that occurred early Saturday morning are expected to survive, police say.
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PENN YAN — An Albany man accused of sending a sexually explicit photo to a local minor is facing charges.
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CANANDAIGUA — A Canandaigua man was sentenced Friday in Ontario County Court to 30 years in state prison on two child sex assault charges.
VICTOR — The southeast corner of the Victor Aquatic Center is made of glass. At different points during Saturday’s Finger Lakes Invitational, the sun shone on to the water and on the area’s best swimmers in what was easily the meet of the year in the Finger Lakes.
ROCHESTER — The indoor track and field season continued with its postseason on Saturday morning at Rochester Institute of Technology for the Wayne-Finger Lakes Championships.
ROCHESTER — The Hobart College basketball team won its sixth straight game, defeating Rochester Institute of Technology, 74-56 and recording the program’s longest win streak since winning six in a row in January and February of 2020.
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FAYETTE — On Jan. 19, the Seneca County Chamber held its 54th Annual Meeting & Community Awards dinner — “A Tribute to the Shining Stars of the Seneca County Chamber.”
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ROCHESTER — Funeral arrangements have been made for the Most Rev. Matthew H. Clark, bishop emeritus for the Diocese of Rochester.
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ROCHESTER — Funeral arrangements have been made for the Most Rev. Matthew H. Clark, bishop emeritus for the Diocese of Rochester.
