Three students from Livingston County earning academic honors during the fall 2019 semester. Nicklaus Messerschmidt, a Cybersecurity major from Geneseo; Patricia A. Breen, a Veterinary Technology major from Dansville; and, Sara M. O'Duffy, Mechanical Engineering Technology major from Lakeville earned their way onto the President’s List. President's List Honors are awarded to full-time students who achieve a 3.75 or greater grade point … [Read more...]
Lima – Lee Anne F. Suter – March 28, 2020
At age 76, Lee Anne passed on March 28, 2020. She was born on March 24, 1944 in Rochester, NY to the late Robert and Agnes (Adams) Butler. Predeceased by her husband Elmer G. Suter in 2011 and her sister Patricia Smith. Survived by daughters; Kimberly (James) Riedmiller of Byron and Andrea Suter (Timothy Sauerbier) of Lima; grandchildren, Hannah, Dylan, and Connor Riedmiller; siblings, Robert (Sara) Butler of Avon and Sandra Farron of … [Read more...]
How to Mail and Ship Without Leaving the Safety of Your Home
The United States Postal Service sent out a public announcement reminding customers that you don’t have to go to the Post Office to use many postal products and services. " In fact, most simple tasks can be done from the convenience and safety of your home with or without a computer," the USPS contends. Like purchasing stamps. Using your computer, you can go to the Postal Store on usps.com and select different stamp denominations. USPS will … [Read more...]
Dansville Girls Track And Field Still Practicing In Safety As A Team
Senior leadership/Snapchat Challenge crew- Maddie Shafer, Maddie Jacobs, Jasmyn Fox & Emma Beardsley (not pictured Jessica Qiu) The Mustangs Girls Track & Field team is working hard to stay in shape and get ready for the rest of the season. “ It’s hard not knowing when we will be getting to practice together as a team but in the meantime we are making the most of it,” one student expressed. The Lady Mustangs have daily … [Read more...]
Troopers attempt to stop motorist who flees in Rochester
At approximately 1:50 p.m., yesterday, March 31, the State Police attempted to stop a motorist for a traffic violation when the motorist failed to comply and fled troopers. After a brief pursuit the motorist was involved in an accident on St Paul Blvd. near Scrantom Street and then fled on foot. Troopers took the operator, , from Rochester into custody and charged him with Criminal Possession of Marijuana 2nd Degree, Aggravated Unlicensed … [Read more...]
Honeoye – Robert D. Hoffmann ~ March 27, 2020
At age 68, Robert passed away on Wednesday, March 25, 2020 in Henrietta, NY. He was born in Rochester, NY to the late Robert and Julia Hoffmann. Robert is survived by his children; Michael (Courtney) Hoffmann, Christopher Hoffmann, Jennifer Hoffmann, his sister; Cecilia (Thomas) Lyons, and his grandchildren; Collin Hoffmann and Corbin Hoffmann. No services will be held at this time, services will be announced at a later date. To share a … [Read more...]
.Monroe County Department of Public Health COVID-19 Update As Of Tuesday, 4 PM
There are 43 new confirmed cases of COVID-19. Of the 246 confirmed cases, 33 people are hospitalized, 22 of the 33 patients are in ICU. There is 1 new death since Monday, March 30th. This make a total of nine deaths. Of the confirmed cases, 76 people resolved and have been released from isolation. The Health Department has placed 490 people into mandatory quarantine and isolation. These new individuals include: - 7 Females in … [Read more...]
The Virus Is Not The Flu It Is 10x More Dangerous
From multiple sources we are hearing too many people, especially older teens/young adults are not taking the warnings serious enough. Many are saying it is just the flu. The recent death of the young man in Livingston County shows COVID-19 is not just the flu. And while it is killing many of our older generation, it also puts our youth at risk. The young man from Livingston was in his 20s. We put some facts and advice from various sources … [Read more...]
NYS Police Are Recruiting New Trooper Candidates
Superintendent Keith M. Corlett announced the State Police have launched a new recruiting effort to attract the best and brightest qualified candidates to join one of the most highly respected law enforcement organizations in the country. The State Police will be holding a new Trooper entrance examination this fall. The exams are scheduled for October 3, October 10, October 17 and October 24, 2020, and will be offered at several convenient … [Read more...]
Cuomo’s Rating At High Point Due To His Response to COVID-19
A new Siena College poll found 87% of New York voters approve of Cuomo's response to the coronavirus outbreak. His rating is higher than any other politician or entity included in the poll. "In the midst of this global pandemic, New Yorkers approve of Governor Cuomo's handling of the coronavirus pandemic with near universal support," Siena College pollster Steve Greenberg said. A possible reason for the high rating might be Cuomo’s daily … [Read more...]