Each year lifetime positions, including Class Agents, are named for the Elmira College's graduating class. This year Jessica Nothnagle '20, of Caledonia, was honored as a Class Agents. The Class Agents are the key fundraising link between the College and their class. They will work with the Office of Advancement to promote giving by class members. The Agent's goal is to increase the total percentage of class participation as well as the … [Read more...]
Twenty Positive Cases Within Livingston County
The Livingston County Health Department has issued the most current statistics on your COVID-19 for our area. As of Thursday, April 3rd at 11am, Livingston County has 20 confirmed cases. Below is the map that shows where the cases can be found in our county. … [Read more...]
Governor Discusses Various Projection Models He Uses To Plan With
Governor Andrew Cuomo provided more details about the projection models the state is using to determine how many hospital beds and ventilators will be needed when the coronavirus cases peak in New York. He highlighted two models — one that projects the need based on low compliance with social distancing guidelines and another with estimates if there is high compliance. The model that factors in low compliance with social distancing standards … [Read more...]
Moderate Projections Show NYS May Have 16 Thousand Deaths Before This Fall
The number of deaths in New York and across the country will rise in April, May and June before leveling off over the summer according to projections by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation By early August, the organization estimates that COVID-19 will kill 93,765 Americans. With New York accounting for about one-sixth of the total. Cuomo hopes other states will take the pandemic seriously. Thus far, nearly 2,000 people have … [Read more...]
Unemployment Skyrockets Throughout USA
A record-long streak of U.S. job growth ended this March. Employers cut 701,000 jobs because of the viral outbreak. that's all but shut down the U.S. economy. The unemployment rate is rising after just attaining a 50-year low of 3.5%. Nearly 10 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits in the last two weeks of March, far exceeding the figure for any corresponding period on record. As recently as February, employers had added … [Read more...]
Piffard – Patricia E. Harcleroad “Patty” ~ March 30, 2020
At age 52, Patty passed away peacefully on Monday, March 30, 2020 with her family by her side. She was born in Rochester, New York to Gary and Ardeth Grattan. Survived by her children; Heather Grattan of Springfield, KY, Brittany Cuozzo of Geneseo, Joseph Cuozzo III of Piffard, NY, Angel Grattan, her boyfriend; Richard Spino, her siblings; Annette (Terry) Conery, Edward Wapniewski, Bobbi Burton, Ardeth Newberry, and Gary Grattan Jr, and her … [Read more...]
Trout Season Opens On Time Despite COVID-19 Threat
One of the few sports not to be postponed by the onrush of COVID-19 is trout fishing season. The season began officially earlier this week with anglers practicing safe social distancing (which is kind of an integral part of successful trout fishing anyway). To this the state Department of Environmental Conservation says the public is more than welcome to take part. Behind the scenes is the effort of the restocking of fresh fish. This year, … [Read more...]
Geneseo Police Department’s Activity Report
Eric Osganian, Chief of Policeof the Geneseo Police Department reports the following activities during last week from March 23 to March 29: *March 23* GPD responded to the Highlands Apartments for a medical issue. GPD responded to the Walmart supercenter for a motor vehicle accident. GPD received a complaint of a medical issue at the Country Lane Apartments. GPD responded to the Geneseo Heights Apartments for a medical … [Read more...]
LOCAL PAIN MANAGEMENT DOCTOR PLEADS GUILTY TO CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES AND HEALTH CARE FRAUD
U.S. Attorney James P. Kennedy, Jr. announced today that Dr. Eugene Gosy, 59, of Clarence, NY, pleaded guilty before Chief U.S. District Judge Frank P. Geraci, Jr. to conspiracy to distribute controlled substances and healthcare fraud. The charges carry a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Jonathan P. Cantil, Brendan T. Cullinane, and Charles J. Volkert, who are handling the case, stated that in carrying out the … [Read more...]
Three Livingston Students Earn Academic Honors At SUNY Canton
Three students from Livingston County earning academic honors during the fall 2019 semester. Nicklaus Messerschmidt, a Cybersecurity major from Geneseo; Patricia A. Breen, a Veterinary Technology major from Dansville; and, Sara M. O'Duffy, Mechanical Engineering Technology major from Lakeville earned their way onto the President’s List. President's List Honors are awarded to full-time students who achieve a 3.75 or greater grade point … [Read more...]