The coronavirus pandemic has deeply disrupted the U.S. economy, which in turn has hurt the incomes of many Americans. Businesses have been forced to lay […]
SUN HEADLINES
Sheriff Expresses Disdain for NYS Bail As He Reports on Latest Arrest
“New York State bail reform is a complete disaster and leaves the law abiding citizen vulnerable,” says Sheriff Dougherty, reporting the arrest of an […]
GALLIVAN INTRODUCES BILL TO ALLOW SCHOOLS TO ESTABLISH EXTRAORDINARY NEEDS RESERVE FUND
Senator Patrick M. Gallivan (R-C-I, Elma) is sponsoring a bill (S.9002) which would allow school districts to establish an extraordinary needs reserve fund to cover expenses […]
ASSEMBLY REPUBLICANS CALL TO ADVANCE PAROLE BOARD REFORMS
Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R,C,I,Ref-Pulaski), Assemblyman Joseph M. Giglio (R,C,I-Gowanda) and their colleagues in the Minority Conference today joined the families of crime victims to […]
Steuben County’s Has Eight Times More New Cases This Month Than Last
Yesterday Steuben County added another 35 new cases of COVID-19 bringing brings the total to 483 confirmed cases, 136 of which are currently active. The […]
RECENT AREA CONVENIENCE STORE HEISTS NET THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN CIGARETTES
On Saturday night, Sept. 26, between 11:45 and 11:48 p.m., thieves threw a rock through the glass front door of Wester’s General Store […]
Lima – Roderick G. Henry “Rod” ~ September 22, 2020
At age 63, Rod passed suddenly on September 22, 2020. He was born on January 1, 1957 in Syracuse, NY to parents Roderick E. […]
Livingston County Board of Elections Reminds Residents of Voting Options
The Livingston County Board of Elections would like to remind residents of voting options as Election Day on November 3, 2020 draws near. Absentee Ballot […]
Livingston County Receives Best Possible Local Government Designation in 2019 Fiscal Stress Scores
Livingston County Administrator Ian M. Coyle announced today that the County received “no designation” in the 2019 Fiscal Stress Scores from the Office of the […]
State Police investigate serious injury motorcycle accident on the Inner Loop.
On September 27, 2020, at approximately 9:24 p.m., the State Police responded to a serious injury motorcycle accident in the westbound lanes on the Inner Loop. The […]
Livingston County Drug Task Force Arrests Nunda Woman For Alleged Drug Sales
The Livingston County Drug Task Force reports the arrest of a Nunda woman following an investigation into the sale of prescription pain medication in […]
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
Sheriff Expresses Disdain for NYS Bail As He Reports on Latest Arrest
"New York State bail reform is a complete disaster and leaves the law abiding citizen vulnerable," says Sheriff Dougherty, reporting the arrest of an Erie County resident after a Leandra’s Law violation. "A person who takes no lawful order serious, and endangers not only the motoring public around him by allegedly driving drunk on a … [Read More...]
Lima – Roderick G. Henry “Rod” ~ September 22, 2020
At age 63, Rod passed suddenly on September 22, 2020. He was born on January 1, 1957 in Syracuse, NY to parents Roderick E. and Fern (Ferguson) Henry. Predeceased by his mother Fern and brother Steven Henry. Survived by his wife of 16 years, Jill (Springstead) Henry and his children; Carrie Ann and Rod; grandchildren, Aley (James) … [Read More...]
Livingston County Board of Elections Reminds Residents of Voting Options
The Livingston County Board of Elections would like to remind residents of voting options as Election Day on November 3, 2020 draws near. Absentee Ballot You can now apply for an absentee ballot under "temporary illness" if you wish to avoid voting in person because of the COVID-19 pandemic or due to risk of illness to yourself or others. You … [Read More...]
Livingston County Receives Best Possible Local Government Designation in 2019 Fiscal Stress Scores
Livingston County Administrator Ian M. Coyle announced today that the County received “no designation” in the 2019 Fiscal Stress Scores from the Office of the New York State Comptroller. The marking of “no designation” is the best a local government can receive in the scores. The County’s 2019 Fiscal Stress Score is 3.3% with an Environmental … [Read More...]
Livingston County Drug Task Force Arrests Nunda Woman For Alleged Drug Sales
The Livingston County Drug Task Force reports the arrest of a Nunda woman following an investigation into the sale of prescription pain medication in the Nunda and Portage area. Amber L. Garwood, age 28, was arrested on September 23, 2020 by members of the Livingston County Drug Task Force. The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office … [Read More...]
LIVINGSTON NORTH (AVON, CALEDONIA, LIMA, YORK)
Lima – Roderick G. Henry “Rod” ~ September 22, 2020
At age 63, Rod passed suddenly on September 22, 2020. He was born on January 1, 1957 in Syracuse, NY to parents Roderick E. and Fern (Ferguson) Henry. Predeceased by his mother Fern and brother Steven Henry. Survived by his wife of 16 years, Jill (Springstead) Henry and his children; Carrie Ann and Rod; grandchildren, Aley (James) … [Read More...]
Avon Police Activity Report (September 21 – September 27)
September 21 Responded to Park Place for the motor vehicle accident. September 22 Responded to Dream Valley Blvd. for the burglary investigation. Responded to Genesee Street for the alarm. Responded to Genesee Street for the motor vehicle accident. September 23 Responded to Rochester Street for the alarm. Responded to … [Read More...]
Sarah McFarland of York qualifies for the Spring 2020 Dean’s List At Seton Hall University
Seton Hall University is pleased to announce Sarah McFarland of York, NY has qualified for the Spring 2020 Dean's List. After the close of every semester, undergraduate students completing all courses with a GPA of 3.4, with no grades lower than "C", qualify for the Dean's List. As one of the nation's leading Catholic universities, … [Read More...]
Avon – Esther Johanna D’Angelo (Romasser) ~ September 21, 2020
At age 94, Esther passed away on September 21, 2020. She was born on February 14, 1926 in Orangeville, New York to the late Chrysostum V and Mary (George) Romasser. In addition to her parents she was also predeceased by her husband Gerald J. D’Angelo and her siblings: Cleutherius Romasser, Louis Romasser, and Marie Burton. Esther is … [Read More...]
Avon Police Activity Report (September 14 – September 20)
September 14 Responded to Pine View Heights for the welfare check. Responded to Genesee Street for the medical issue. Responded to Rochester Street for the alarm. Responded to Prospect Street for the medical issue. Responded to Sackett Road for the found property complaint. September 15 Responded to Pine View Heights … [Read More...]
LIVINGSTON CENTRAL
Conesus – Betty Lou Johnston ~ September 22, 2020
At age 64, Betty passed away peacefully on Tuesday, September 22, 2020 at her home, surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Dansville, NY to the late George and Eva Kennedy. Betty was predeceased by her beloved husband; Clifford Johnston and her brother; George Kennedy Jr. Survived by her children; James (Penny) Johnston, Krista … [Read More...]
CARS LANDS IN LAKE AFTER NO BRAKES ON BOOHER HILL RD.
A wild ride down Booher Hill Rd., across the West Lake Rd., and into Conesus Lake resulted in relatively minor injuries to the driver. The accident occurred on Thursday evening, when the car drove between two houses and into the lake. The driver reported his brakes had failed going down Booher Hill Rd., and so he lost control, ran down … [Read More...]
NO ZBA DECISION ON HEMLOCK DOLLAR GENERAL
About 60 people, about 42 in person and 20 by Zoom, attended the Livonia Town Zoning Board meeting at Livonia Central’s Franklin Auditorium to give their opinion on building a 9100+ sq/ft Dollar General on just under 4 acres in a zoned mixed use district in Hemlock. Currently, the zoning law only allows buildings half that size in that … [Read More...]
Conesus – Robert G. Rhodes “Bob” ~ August 23, 2020
Robert G. Rhodes, age 91 of Conesus, NY, passed away Sunday, August 23, 2020 at his daughter’s residence in rural Aviston, IL. He was born March 9, 1929 in Rochester, NY, the son of the late George Cecil and Anne Rhodes. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife Betty Rhodes, whom he married September 30, 1967 … [Read More...]
Conesus Lake – Rosemary (Callahan) Beikirch “Rose” ~ September 16, 2020
At age 88, Rose passed away peacefully on Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at Highland Hospital in Rochester. She was born in Rochester, NY to the late Martin and Clara Callahan. Rose is predeceased by her sister; Jean Schaumloeffel and her brother; Robert Callahan. Survived by her beloved husband of 68 years; William J. Beikirch, her … [Read More...]
LIVINGSTON SOUTH
Livingston County Drug Task Force Arrests Nunda Woman For Alleged Drug Sales
The Livingston County Drug Task Force reports the arrest of a Nunda woman following an investigation into the sale of prescription pain medication in the Nunda and Portage area. Amber L. Garwood, age 28, was arrested on September 23, 2020 by members of the Livingston County Drug Task Force. The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office […]
DANSVILLE’S MIDDLETON’S ICE CREAM CLOSED PERMANENTLY
“Noooooooooooooo, say it ain’t so, Joe,” seems to be the reaction of many Dansville area residents who have made a tradition of going to Middleton’s Ice cream stand in Dansville every summer. Owner Chris Middleton, who has run the business for 30 years, posted a note to Facebook about Sept. 23, that this year, […]
LAST FREE RABIES SHOT CLINIC IN DANSVILLE TUESDAY
The last free Livingston County rabies clinic for the year is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 29 in Dansville, at Babcock Park on Morey Avenue, from 5-7p.m. The free clinic is open to Livingston County residents only. In order to participate, animals must be pre-registered by calling 243-7280 or 335-1717, by e-mail at sbennet@co.livingston.ny.us or […]
Mt. Morris – Gerome C. “Gerry” Osborne – September 7, 2020
Gerome C. “Gerry” Osborne, age 84, of Mt. Morris, died Monday, September 7, 2020 at the Avon Nursing Home in Avon, NY. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie Peri Osborne, children, Tom (Josie) Osborne of Mt. Morris, Pauline (Wally) Young of Penn Yann, Sharon Osborne of Geneseo, Amy (George) Goettelman of Henrietta, Edward Farrell […]
Dansville & Rochester Residents Arrested For Attacking Police
U.S. Attorney James P. Kennedy, Jr. announced today that two defendants have been arrested and charged in separate complaints with civil disorder for their roles in violent weekend protests in the City of Rochester. Adam Green, 20, of Dansville, NY, and Dallas Williams-Smothers, 20, of Rochester, NY, each face five years in prison if […]
FEATURES
Sheriff Expresses Disdain for NYS Bail As He Reports on Latest Arrest
“New York State bail reform is a complete disaster and leaves the law abiding citizen vulnerable,” says Sheriff Dougherty, reporting the arrest of an Erie County resident after a Leandra’s Law violation. “A person who takes no lawful order serious, and endangers not only the motoring public around him by allegedly driving drunk on […]
GALLIVAN INTRODUCES BILL TO ALLOW SCHOOLS TO ESTABLISH EXTRAORDINARY NEEDS RESERVE FUND
Senator Patrick M. Gallivan (R-C-I, Elma) is sponsoring a bill (S.9002) which would allow school districts to establish an extraordinary needs reserve fund to cover expenses for providing special education services. The costs associated with educating a high-needs student can be four times the cost of educating a traditional student, putting significant financial stress on a […]
Steuben County’s Has Eight Times More New Cases This Month Than Last
Yesterday Steuben County added another 35 new cases of COVID-19 bringing brings the total to 483 confirmed cases, 136 of which are currently active. The individuals are residents of the: City of Corning (28) City of Hornell Town of Campbell Town of Thurston Town of Urbana Town of Woodhull Village of Addison Village of South […]
New York State Residents Rank Highest State For Online Loan Searches
The coronavirus pandemic has deeply disrupted the U.S. economy, which in turn has hurt the incomes of many Americans. Businesses have been forced to lay off workers as they struggle to survive, and even though the job market has showed steady improvement over the past few months, the unemployment rate still sits at 8.4%. In […]
RECENT AREA CONVENIENCE STORE HEISTS NET THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN CIGARETTES
On Saturday night, Sept. 26, between 11:45 and 11:48 p.m., thieves threw a rock through the glass front door of Wester’s General Store in Conesus, and in three minutes, loaded their vehicle with packs of cigarettes from the cigarette rack, as well as some boxes of cigarettes that had just come in. The […]
SPORTS
HUNTING LICENSES ALREADY TRIPLE OVER LAST YEAR’S REGISTRATIONS
The NY Department of Environmental Conservation is reporting nearly triple the sale in hunting and trapping licenses for 2020 as there were in 2019, and more than double the number of registrants for their hunter education courses in 2020, as there were in 2019. Because of the spread of Covid 19, the DEC transformed […]
Oak Tree Half Marathon and 5K Run & Walk SOLO EDITION Helps Support Local Conservation Efforts
The Oak Tree Race is going solo this year and registration is open. To minimize gathering of racers, volunteers, and race-workers, the Solo Oak Tree will be organized as an ‘on-your-own-race’ at a date and time of your choosing, but will take place on the scenic Oak Tree course! Your reduced price entry will support local […]
Ivy League Colleges Cancel Fall Sports Season
What many believe is a harbinger of all college teams, the eight Ivy League Division I colleges cancelled their fall schedule. Thus expect no football, soccer, field hockey, volleyball and cross country, as well as the nonconference portion of the basketball season. To date these elite schools have not officially decided on the fate of […]
Air Force Marathon In-Person Events Cancelled
The staff at the Air Force Marathon along with Air Force leadership canceled the 2020 Air Force Marathon in-person events scheduled for September 17-19 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. “We simply cannot execute the marathon in a manner where the safety and security of our runners, volunteers, staff, partners, and spectators is satisfactorily achieved,” explained […]
Batavia Downs “Fortunes” is Open With Limited Menu
PUBLISHER’S NOTE: We tried to call and confirm this it this information was accurate but unfortunately got only robots responding to our numerous calls. The robot for the restaurant did suggest they were taking reservations. Officials at Batavia Downs, announced the Fortunes restaurant will be open for dine in or take out from 11am to […]
SUN TV
SUNDAY CUP OF COFFEE: Jen Reschke, Local Triathlete Earns Pro Card
SUN ROOM — If you’ve been anywhere around Conesus Lake you’ve likely seen Jen Reshke training for her triathlons. Well the Owego native who now calls Livingston County her home just earned her pro card on the triathlon circuit. Learn more about her and her ride, run and swim into the elite level in our […]
SUNDAY CUP OF COFFEE: Geneseo Police Chief Eric Osganian
SUN ROOM – In this week’s edition of the Sunday Cup of Coffee, Village of Geneseo Police Chief Eric Osganian joins Josh Williams for a casual conversation. The two discuss a variety of topics including the recent manhunt, overall role of the Geneseo Police Department, and what motivates the Chief to serve and protect.
VIDEO: Deer Run Winery Summer concert Series a ‘Grape’ Time
CONESUS LAKE – Deer Run Winery’s summer concert series is in full swing on every Thursday night through out the summer. The free event includes live music, food vendors, wine, wine slushes, and beer. You can also bring in your cool car and receive preferred parking of all classic and muscle cars. For more information […]
SUNDAY CUP OF COFFEE: Corrin Strong and the ‘Arc of History’
SUN ROOM – It’s been quite a week here in Livingston County so it’s nice to have a light conversation about some of the trending topics. No better way to have some fun and talk politics with Corrin Strong.
SUN VIDEO: New Watershed Education Center Officially Open on Conesus Lake
LIVONIA — The Conesus Lake Association (CLA) has officially opened the Watershed Education Center in Vitale Park. The education center will be used as a meeting place for the CLA and substation for the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office as well a place for people to learn more about issues that affect the lake and surrounding […]