October 19 Responded to Genesee Street for the civil issue. Responded to Wadsworth Avenue for the motor vehicle accident. Responded to Genesee Street for the civil issue. October 20 Responded to Collins Street for the alarm. Responded to Collins Street for the disabled vehicle. Responded to Clinton Street for the alarm. Responded to Richmond Lane for the medical issue. Responded to Pine View Heights for the … [Read more...]
Dansville Girls Varsity Lose to Hornell
The Varsity Girls soccer team hosted Hornell Saturday Morning. The Raiders defeated the Mustangs 1-0. Mackenzie Johnson-Boser was in net for the Mustangs and recorded 4 saves. The Mustangs next contest is Monday Night at LeRoy. … [Read more...]
Woman Pleads Guilty for Preparing False Tax Returns: Faces 3 years + $100,000 Fine
Amanda L. Rickard, 40, of Caneadea, NY, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge John L. Sinatra, Jr. to aiding or assisting in the preparation of a false or fraudulent tax return. The charge carries a maximum penalty of three years in prison and a $100,000 fine. Between 2011 until 2018, the defendant prepared income tax returns for friends and acquaintances. During that time, Rickard reported materially false information on her … [Read more...]
Livingston County Is Seeking to Employ A Number of Job Titles
Livingston County is looking to hire for a number of jobs including the titles of Senior social Welfare Examiner, Social Welfare Examiner and Home Energy Assistance Examiner. For those interested in may be wise to visit the county building or go on the county's web page for further information. APPLICATION FEE: $10.00 fee must be paid in cash, money order, certified check or cashier’s check. Write the examination number on your … [Read more...]
EARLY VOTING BEGINS TODAY, GET OUT AND BE HEARD by Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay
Saturday, Oct. 24 begins one of the most unique election cycles in modern history as new early voting procedures will be available at certain locations around the state. While this year’s elections might be conducted differently, our civic duty and the importance of voter participation remain unchanged. Voting is an expression of freedom, choice and civic engagement and is important at every level of government. Voting is the foundation of our … [Read more...]
CBL/BFL ASSOCIATE GET 9 YEARS ON RACKETEERING, DRUG, AND GUN CHARGES
Mikel Lowe, aka L-O, 25, of Buffalo, NY, who was convicted of racketeering conspiracy, possessing with intent to distribute crack cocaine, and possessing firearms in furtherance of drug trafficking crimes, was sentenced to serve 108 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Lawrence J. Vilardo. Between 2010 and August 28, 2018, the defendant was an associate with the CBL/BFL Gang, which stands for, among other things, “Cash Been Long” and … [Read more...]
Car Owners Have Until Nov. 3rd To Get Vehicles Inspected
Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order that expired inspections, driver’s liscenses which he previously permitted to remain valid until now, must be accomplished by November 3rd. The same deadline applies for expired driver's licenses and vehicle registrations. From March through early September, 739,000 fewer vehicles had been inspected in New York compared to the same period the prior year, according to the DMV. “For those … [Read more...]
Bath Sends Dansville To the Showers After 8-1 Loss
The now 0-6 Dansville Team lost to Bath-Haverling by a score of 8 to 1. Dansville coach French said, “ This is one of those nights where you appreciate everything about the team you're coaching. It's very easy to give up when you're losing by so much and this group of young men not only kept trying until the end. They improved each minute out there. They were kind to each other and the other team. I am so lucky to be given the … [Read more...]
Livingston County to State: Stop Using Local Revenues for State Budget Problems
Sales tax is the largest source of revenue for the Livingston County government. For decades, New York State has returned the local share of sales tax (4%) directly to counties for their use. Now, the State is using this revenue stream for their own spending needs and, in turn, shifting costs to counties through the theft of sales tax dollars. New York State historically provided aid and incentives to municipalities – so-called … [Read more...]
Lima Town Supervisor Budgets A Decrease in Tax Bills
Hello Lima, Fall is upon us for sure. Our highway dept is already setting snow fence and converting the dump trucks for plowing and salting. Snow will be arriving soon. The transaction windows have finally been installed in the Town Hall. One each for the Assessor, Code Enforcement Officer, Town and Village offices. This was done by removing the door glass for each office and installing a sliding window. It took more than 6 months … [Read more...]
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