On Saturday, July 31, the Livonia Inn announced its closing, effective immediately. About two weeks ago, the Inn announced they would be available for takeout only, citing lack of staff as a reason to curtail hours of operation and close the dining room. On their Facebook page, on Saturday afternoon, the inn posted the following: This journey has thrown us many curveballs throughout the renovations, start up and of course the Global … [Read more...]
Livonia Resident Arrested For Stolen Vehicle, Drug and AUO Arrest
Sheriff Thomas J. Dougherty reports the arrest of a Livonia resident on charges following an investigation by the Sheriff’s Office. On July 17th, 2021 at about 10:30am Sheriff’s Deputies responded to the area of West Avenue, in the Village of Livonia, for the report of a suspicious vehicle. Deputies arrived and located the vehicle and the driver who was identified as Mark A. Hathaway, age 26 of Livonia. Following the investigation, … [Read more...]
Livingston County Approves $97K in Funding for Pioneer Library System
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors approved $97,000 in funding for the Pioneer Library System (PLS) this week during their July 28 regular board meeting. The funds will go directly toward improving and expanding PLS library services in their eight Livingston County library locations. “Livingston County is the only one of our four counties in the Pioneer Library System that offers any type of county-based funding directly to … [Read more...]
ORTT, BYRNES LEGISLATION SIGNED INTO LAW
Sen. Ortt and Assemblywoman Byrnes share co-sponsored legislation renaming a portion of State Highway 64 the Chief Warrant Officer Christian J. Koch Memorial Highway. Today, Senate Republican Leader Rob Ortt and Assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes are proud to share that their bill (S.5399/A.7031) renaming a portion of State Highway 64 after Chief Warrant Officer Christian Koch was signed by the Governor. On the night of January 20, 2021, Chief … [Read more...]
Man Steals Deputies Car & Crashes The Patrol Car — Bail Reform Sets Him Free
Sheriff Thomas J. Dougherty reports the arrest of a Monroe County resident on felony charges following an investigation by the Sheriff’s Office. On June 26th, 2021 at approximately 11:00pm Deputy Gordon Truax was assigned to the Sheriff’s Office Operation Safe Interstate Initiative on Interstate 390 when he attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle for a violation of the NYS Vehicle and Traffic Law. The Deputy Sheriff did … [Read more...]
Public Health Specialist Job Opening @ $24,85 in Livingston County
TO: All Qualified Candidates DATE: July 28, 2021 RE: Title: Public Health Specialist Bargaining unit: CSEA Full Time Rate of pay: $24.85 (Current County employees working within this bargaining unit may receive a different rate of pay based upon the promotion or demotion rate calculation provided by their collective bargaining agreement, if applicable.) Department: Department of Health Location: Mt. Morris DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE … [Read more...]
Livingston County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Arrest Report 07/16/21 to 07/23/21
Livingston County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Arrest Report 07/16/21 to 07/23/21 Name Age Where Defendant is From Charges Return Court/Date Arrest Date Timothy S. Walker Jr. 29 Honeoye Falls CPCS 3rd, CPCS 7th (3 counts) – Criminal Poss. Hypodermic Instrument – VTL CAP Court – ROR 07/27/2021 T/Avon 07/16/2021 Kenneth J. Hart 36 Monroe, NY AUO 3rd – 1110-a App. … [Read more...]
THINK TICKS!
In New York State, ticks most commonly spread Lyme disease that is increasing in frequency. Other tick borne diseases previously not detected are also being reported. Take steps to protect yourself and your family. How to Avoid Ticks • Wear light-colored clothing to spot ticks easily. • Wear enclosed shoes, long pants and a long-sleeved shirt. Tuck pant legs into socks or boots and shirt into pants. • Check clothes and skin often for ticks … [Read more...]
NO VISIBLE HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS (HABs) TO REPORT UPDATED 7/23
Based on surveillance performed July 23, 2021, no visible harmful algal blooms (blue green algae) have been identified on Conesus Lake. Blooms were first identified this year on July 7, 2021, primarily along the northern shore and near Vitale Park. Blooms occur when algae multiply very rapidly over a short period of time, usually in calm, warm water. There are thousands of different algae species; however, a few of these may produce toxins. The … [Read more...]
Time To Applaud Our Local Schools: LOCAL SCHOOLS GET RECOGNITION FOR SCHOLAR ATHLETE TEAMS
Several local schools received the School of Distinction awards for having sports teams populated by student scholar athletes, with at least 75% of the varsity team having a GPA of 90% or more. Only 64 schools in the whole state were awarded the distinction during the 20-21 season. There were 13 schools In Section 5 of the 64 schools in the state named for the recognition. Honeoye Central, a relatively small school in Ontario … [Read more...]
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