Sheriff Thomas J. Dougherty reports the arrest of a Livonia resident on a felony charge following an investigation by the Sheriff’s Office. On May 23rd, 2023, at approximately 11:00 am, Sheriff’s Deputies responded to South Lima Road in the Town of Livonia for the report of an argument between two parties. The investigation alleges that 66-year-old Russel H. Maurer, of Livonia, had been in the area of South Lima Road, … [Read more...]
TWO LIVINGSTON RESIDENTS ARRESTED ON FELONY AND MISDEMEANOR CHARGES
Sheriff Thomas J. Dougherty reports the arrest of two Livingston County residents on felony and misdemeanor charges following an investigation by the Sheriff’s Office. On May 15th, 2023 members of the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office responded to a business in the Town of Avon for the report of a larceny that had occurred on May 12th, 2023, involving a stolen John Deere Lawn Tractor valued at over $5,000. Through the … [Read more...]
BYRNES: DO ASSEMBLY DEMS REALLY CARE ABOUT RECYCLING?
Assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes (R,C-Caledonia) called out the Assembly Majority in the Environmental Conservation Committee who voted along party lines to block her legislation (A.5101) to establish recycling of solar panels. Currently, there is no mandatory recycling for discarded solar panels. Across our country, they are increasingly going into landfills. Byrnes had hoped to change that in New York with her bill by … [Read more...]
Criminal Contempt and Aggravated Family Offense Arrest
Steuben County Sheriff Jim Allard reports that on May 22, 2023, deputies of the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office arrested Gage P. Heffner, age 29, of SR 415, Campbell, New York, following a report of a violation of an order of protection in the Town of Bath. It is alleged that Mr. Heffner repeatedly contacted the protected person, a member of his family or household, listed in a stay away order of … [Read more...]
Each May and June, Motorists Should be on the Alert for Turtles Crossing the Road
Each May and June, Motorists Should be on the Alert for Turtles Crossing the Road Our native turtles are on the move in May and June seeking sandy areas or loose soil to lay their eggs. In New York, thousands of turtles are killed each year when they are struck by vehicles as they migrate to their nesting areas. What you can do to help: If you see a turtle on the road, please give turtles ‘a brake’. Slow down to avoid hitting it with … [Read more...]
Statement on Machete-Wielding Hunter College Professor by Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar
“Hunter Professor Shellyne Rodriguez has no business teaching young minds, and CUNY is right to dismiss her. New York City and State must ensure that Ms. Rodriguez is not rehired by any other public college or university in the state. “In verbally attacking a pro-life student group — and holding a machete to the neck of a New York Post reporter — Ms. Rodriguez is demonstrating just how deranged and ideological strident some on the … [Read more...]
Rochester Motorist Advisory – J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge to Affect Downtown Traffic Thursday
The J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge will take place this Thursday, May 25, causing temporary street closings. The event begins at 7 p.m. at Innovative Field. Beginning at 5 p.m., the following streets will be closed: Morrie Silver Way from Oak Street to State Street N. Plymouth Avenue from Allen Street to Brown Street At 6:30 p.m., the following streets will be closed: State Street from Brown Street to W. Main … [Read more...]
Accident W Ridge Rd/ Hinkleyville Rd
Accident W Ridge Rd/ Hinkleyville Rd The Monroe County Sheriff's Office is investigating a three car motor vehicle accident at the above location. As a result, W. Ridge Rd is currently shut down between Trimmer Rd and Clarkson Parma Town Line Rd. Please avoid the area. More details to follow when the road is back open to traffic. … [Read more...]
CONSERVATIVE PARTY: SUICIDE BILL ‘SLIPPERY SLOPE THAT MUST NOT BE BREACHED’
“The so-called Medical Aid in Dying Act (S.2445) would let New York doctors prescribe fatal chemicals to terminally ill patients for self-administration, providing that the patients are mentally competent. “This legislation represents the slipperiest of slopes, and it must not be made law. Who can truly determine one’s mental competence at such a time? How would patients be protected from subtle coercion from health providers, … [Read more...]
Christina Kranz Nursery Dedication
During her time as an OB nurse, then a midwife at the Family Birthing Center at Noyes Memorial Hospital, Christina Kranz was described by her coworkers as being compassionate, helpful, gracious, and impossible to forget. These are just some of the reasons UR Medicine Noyes Health chose to dedicate the nursery in the Family Birthing Center in her memory. Christina passed away from cancer on Thursday, August 21, 2021 following a long fight with … [Read more...]
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