“It is incredibly disappointing that the Governor is once again making arbitrary, last-minute decisions on New York’s reopening process. After waiting patiently for months and investing great time and resources towards developing reopening plans, deep cleaning their facilities and reconfiguring their spaces to meet strict safety protocols, businesses previously scheduled to open in Phase 4 are once again on hold ,” said Senator George … [Read more...]
CANADIAN MAN SENTENCED FOR SMUGGLING ALIENS INTO THE UNITED STATES
U.S. Attorney James P. Kennedy, Jr. announced today that Wanderson Dos Santos-Freitas, 35, a Brazilian citizen living in Toronto, Canada, who was convicted of alien smuggling, was sentenced to serve 21 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Richard J. Arcara. Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles M. Kruly, who handled the case, stated that on March 13, 2019, at approximately 9:00 a.m., a U.S. Border Patrol Agent spotted a black jet ski with three … [Read more...]
Independence Day Celebration Cancelled In Monroe County Finally Admits
Although a while ago we learned Livingston's Ring of Fire was canceled, Monroe County apparently needed to be FOILed many times before releasing the following, word for word release: "(Friday, June 26, 2020) — Due to several media inquiries, we are confirming that the City’s Independence Day Celebration, including the fireworks, scheduled to take place at Downtown Rochester on July 4 have been cancelled due to N.Y. State and Monroe … [Read more...]
Farm Markets, Ice Cream, Adventure & More! in Wyoming County
Farmers' Market season is finally here! Here are three local markets you can visit -while supporting agriculture in Wyoming County. You can connect directly with local farmers and producers. Purchase fresh vegetables, maple products, cheeses, flowers, an assortment of meats, lotions, and crafts, while consuming art & entertainment. Interested consumers may request a FREE “Wyoming County Adventure Guide!” The … [Read more...]
“I Love NY” Logo’s Creator, Milton Glaser Dies At 91
The Bronx born, Milton Glaser died today June 26, at the age of 91of a stroke. Born in 1929, the renowned American graphic designer is probably best known for his “I Love New York” logo. This graphically catchy 1977 New York state tourism logo used just three letters and a heart. But there was much more. Mr. Glaser enjoyed an extremely well creative career throughout his life. This includes is co-founding of New York magazine, the logos … [Read more...]
Keeping Backyard Poultry Safe For Them & You By Nancy Glazier, Small Farms & Livestock Specialist
by Nancy Glazier, Cornell Cooperative Extension's NWNY Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops Team Recently there has been an outbreak of salmonella in 42 states and as of June 23, 2020, 465 people have been infected. This is nearly twice the number of illnesses compared to last year's outbreak. Symptoms include fever, diarrhea, and stomach cramps. All of these cases have been attributed to backyard poultry, with infections coming from baby … [Read more...]
Convicted Sex Offender Arrested in Ithaca While Girl Friend Released Despite Her Warrants In Both Monroe and Ontario
A shoplifting couple detained at a Walmart in Ithaca got the attention of the US Marshals Service. The man, wanted on a parole violation, was arrested. The woman was released despite outstanding warrants in both Monroe and Ontario County. Thus far no explanation as to why. The United States Marshals Service announces the arrest of Christopher Campbell, 41, who was wanted on a Parole Violation warrant issued by New York State … [Read more...]
Cuomo to Visitors To NYS: Self -Quarantine Or Else!
DADDY SAYS AFTER TWO WEEKS WE CAN LEAVE OUR ROOM. I LOVE NY! Governor Andrew Cuomo threatened to strictly enforce out-of-state residents who must quarantine themselves for a 14-day period with border patrols, airport police and periodic check-ups of some travelers. “We’ll have inspectors who are randomly looking at names on the [flight lists] and following up to make sure you’re quarantining. And if you’re not, then you’re in … [Read more...]
Livonia – Peter A. Turner – June 22, 2020
At age 76, Peter passed unexpectedly on June 22, 2020. He was born on August 15, 1943 in Rochester, NY to the late Clifford and Margaret (Kiehle) Turner. Predeceased by his wife Carol Turner in 1989. Survived by his wife of 29 years, Barbara “Bobbie” Dwyer and children; Neil Turner of Livonia, Keith Turner of Rochester, Matt (Nancy) Birkedahl of TN, Kim Birkedahl of York, Wendy Boyce of NC, Kate (Ryan) Shand of Pittsford, John Dwyer … [Read more...]
NAPLES’ GRIMES GLEN TEMPORARILY CLOSED
Grimes Glen in Naples, part of the Ontario County Parks system, is temporarily closed. Grimes Glen was made part of the Ontario county Park system in 2008, although visitors have enjoyed the waterfalls and creek bed for generations. The closure is the result of an accident caused by a falling rock. Four-year-old Quincy Wilson was swimming in a natural pool when he was hit by a falling rock, causing a serious head … [Read more...]
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