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ROCHESTER — A Waterloo man faces a potentially long prison term after pleading guilty to a weapons charge. |
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I waffled about writing this column, but a longtime family friend of Cathy Troisi gave me the nudge I needed. |
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GENEVA — The city is considering legislation aimed at retaining and attracting more volunteer emergency responders. |
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SENECA FALLS — Seneca Meadows Inc. requested and was granted an adjournment of its lawsuit against the town of Seneca Falls over Local Law … |
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PENN YAN — Following Yates County Clerk Lois Hall’s announcement that she will retire at year’s end, her deputy clerk has announced her can… |
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WATERLOO — Former Seneca County Manager John Sheppard’s sentencing in Waterloo Town Court has been pushed back to March 1. |
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Looking for a job? Based on your skill set and your preferences, they aren’t that hard to find right now. |
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Sports |
VICTOR — The southeast corner of the Victor Aquatic Center is made of glass. At different points during Saturday’s Finger Lakes Invitationa… |
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ROCHESTER — The Hobart College basketball team won its sixth straight game, defeating Rochester Institute of Technology, 74-56 and recordin… |
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Opinion |
I waffled about writing this column, but a longtime family friend of Cathy Troisi gave me the nudge I needed.
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As a middle-class White guy talking to a mostly similar audience, we probably shared this belief: Bad cops are only 1% of all police office…
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To imagine, to suffer, to desire; these are but slices of what life has to offer. But for millions callously branded “racially, socially an…
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Most New Yorkers — and in fact, most Americans — would answer Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony if asked about the most influenti…
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution was established in Washington, D.C., in 1890.
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