GENESEO – A new alcohol risk management program for students in fraternities and sororities began piloting at SUNY Geneseo on Monday, after two researchers traveled east to gather data, studying how the program can work in an active Greek community. According to Sarah Covell, Alcohol and Other Drug Program Coordinator at the college, the program, Training On Greeks and Alcohol, or TOGA, hosted two pilot sessions Monday and will host another … [Read more...]
National Fire Adjustment Donates $50K to Red Cross
NYLON — The National Fire Adjustment Company made a $50,ooo donation to reduce the number of fire-related deaths and injuries across its 26 counties in the Western and Central New York Region. According to a press release from the American Red Cross, the donation supports fire safety efforts, which the organization prioritizes through its Home Fire Campaign. “On behalf of the American Red Cross, I want to say thank you to [NFA President and … [Read more...]
‘Old Timers’ Wrestling to Follow Nunda’s Annual Youth Wrestling Tournament
NUNDA – Wrestlers hankering for some action are to encouraged to compete in one of two tournaments which offer the mat to kids and teens, as well as to adults who may be looking for a squat back into their high school days. According to a press release from Crystal Learn, President of Nunda Youth Wrestling, the program will hold its sixth annual Youth Club Tournament for wrestlers aged 4 to 17 on Saturday March 5, with a new feature, the first … [Read more...]
APOG Looks Forward to Geneseo’s WingFest and Saving the Wall
GENESEO – Leaders of the 'Save the Wall' project along the Wadsworth estate on South Street are already looking forward to the fall and their third annual WingFest in the Village park. Dr. Kurt Cylke appeared at the Village Board meeting Monday night on behalf of the Association for the Preservation of Geneseo (APOG) to present plans for a third annual WingFest, a major fundraiser for materials to rebuild the historic stone wall bordering the … [Read more...]
DEC Wants Anglers’ Input on Possible Changes to Fishing Regulations
NYLON – State officials are reevaluating statewide fishing regulations and encouraging dialogue with anglers who could be impacted by the changes. According to a press release from the New York State Department of Environment Conservation (DEC), the State's ongoing monitoring of freshwater fish populations and discussions with anglers has led the department to identify potential changes to fishing regulations, and is seeking additional … [Read more...]
SUNY Geneseo to Pilot Alcohol Safety Training with Greek Students
GENESEO – A progressive alcohol risk management program for SUNY Geneseo students in fraternities and sororities will begin this month in an ongoing effort to engage alcohol safety issues at the College. According to an e-mail to students from Wendi Kinney, Assistant Dean of Students for Fraternal Life and Off-Campus Services, Geneseo was selected to be a pilot campus for new, researched-based training program, Training On Greeks and Alcohol, … [Read more...]
NYS Senate Awards Hero Livingston County Deputy and Neighbors for Fire Rescue
LIVONIA – Three local residents and a member of the Livingston County Sheriff's Office were awarded by the New York State Senate for helping a neighbor who refused to leave his burning home in Conesus in March 2015. According to a press release from Senator Catharine Young, Chester Gascon, Stephanie Stafford and Livingston County Sheriff's Sgt. Joseph Breu extracted a Livonia homeowner from his burning home last year, and are awarded Liberty … [Read more...]
Red Cross Offers Safety Tips to Stay Safe in Dropping Temps
LIVINGSTON COUNTY – The American Red Cross released professional safety tips to the public on Friday to beat biting temperatures and maybe save a life as the mercury continues to drop over the weekend. According to a release from the American Red Cross, weather advisories are now in effect across Western and Central New York. “Extreme cold can be dangerous but there steps you can take to prevent injuries and emergencies,” said Rosie … [Read more...]
NYS ‘Planting Seeds’ with Investments in Agriculture
NYLON – Plans to grow and support New York's agricultural base were announced by multiple members of the New York State Senate on Wednesday. According to press releases from Sen. Catharine M. Young, Sen. Patrick Gallivan, and Sen. Patty Ritchie, 'Planting Seeds' headlines an initiative for the state to invest in agriculture while helping new and existing farmers thrive. "Agriculture is central to our way of life," said Sen. Young. "Creating … [Read more...]
SUNY Geneseo Student Association to Publish ‘Social Host’ Panel Minutes
GENESEO – In light of further questions and frustrations about the recently passed 'Social Host Law,' the Student Association (SA) at SUNY Geneseo will publish the minutes from their Feb. 2 question and answer panel on 'Social Host.' After the Student Organization (SA) assembled a panel of College and Village leaders to answer previously submitted questions about the law, available here, which enables police to ticket the owner of a property … [Read more...]
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