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WATERLOO — Although she saw her first opposition in more than two decades, Seneca County Clerk Christina “Tina” Lotz’s long tenure will continue.
WATERLOO — Deer Haven Park owner Earl Martin has applied for financial assistance from the Seneca County Industrial Development Agency.
GENEVA — City Council has endorsed a 4-percent hike in water rates and a 2.5-percent increase in sewer rates, which are billed as a percentage of water rates.
SHORTSVILLE — Barring an unlikely petition and public vote, the one-man police force in this Ontario County village soon will be a thing of the past.
CANANDAIGUA — As she sat at her table for the annual scholarship dinner awards ceremony at Finger Lakes Community College in September 2017, Althea Jones-Johnson made a promise to herself: One day she’d do what she could to help future students of color join the list of honorees.
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CANANDAIGUA — Ontario County’s sheriff and the mother of a man shot three times by his parole officer are painting different pictures of the Tuesday morning incident.
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles has put out a warning about a text message phishing scheme.
CLYDE — A Clyde woman is facing a murder charge in the death of her husband.
Last week, the Times ran a breakdown of all the fall sports’ schedule for the upcoming sectional tournament. At that time, the schedule and information regarding boys soccer had not been released yet.
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GENEVA — It’s the final week of the regular season as the Mynderse Academy Blue Devils traveled for a game under the lights against the Geneva Panthers at Loman Stadium on Monday night.
ORCHARD PARK — Jerry Hughes has too often watched the Patriots snatch victory away from the Buffalo Bills in what has been an AFC East rivalry that for too long tilted in New England's favor.
About six months ago, when New York was the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, over 30,000 new cases per day in the United States created a lot of anxiety. So for me it’s extremely odd that this past weekend, the rate grew to a staggering 99,000 new cases per day with little to no public alarm.
WATERLOO — Deer Haven Park owner Earl Martin has applied for financial assistance from the Seneca County Industrial Development Agency.
GENEVA — For about a decade now city officials have been trying to find an appropriate use for the now-vacant parcels at the northeast corner of East North and Exchange streets.
GENEVA — October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and online security is something the Bank of the Finger Lakes takes seriously. Frequent training and testing is an intrinsic part of their information security program and the bank wishes to share their best tips with the public.
November is Adopt-A-Senior-Pet Month, so we thought it would be a great time to share the reasons why older animals make great pets.
HOPEWELL — This year, the Ontario County 4-H Achievement Night looked a bit different.
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It’s hard to believe 30 years have passed since the first Lyons Peppermint Days.
To the Editor:
Just so you know, when I wrote this I had no idea what we would be waking up to on Nov. 4. Whatever happened yesterday at least one thing won’t be changing because there was an election: the pandemic is still within and around us.
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MARION — Voters in this Wayne County school district will decide the fate of a $14 million capital project on Dec. 8.
CANANDAIGUA — As she sat at her table for the annual scholarship dinner awards ceremony at Finger Lakes Community College in September 2017, Althea Jones-Johnson made a promise to herself: One day she’d do what she could to help future students of color join the list of honorees.
New York State Agriculture Commissioner Richard A. Ball announced last week that more than $1.2 million in funding will support nine advanced research, education, and marketing projects to help specialty crop farms across New York state grow and remain competitive. The state Department of Ag…
