The Livingston County Department of Health (LCDOH) reports five new recents cases including three new positive cases of COVID-19 in Livingston County as of this morning, which brings the total number of positive cases to eighteen. Thus far 114 people have been tested which translates to a positive rate of nearly 15% as compared to those tested. County Administrator, Ian Coyle stated that the "present general guidance/criteria for getting a … [Read more...]
Dansville – May, 1954 – March 11 –Gail Emerson Boor
Gail Marie Emerson Boor, age 84, passed away early Wednesday morning, March 11, 2020 at Noyes Memorial Hospital following a brief illness. She was born in Bolivar, NY on February 12, 1936,. a daughter of the late Lewis and Harriett (Moyer) Emerson. Gail was also predeceased by 6 siblings. On May 22, 1954 she was married to Sheldon Boor who survives. Gail worked several jobs in her lifetime; at a candy factory, as a caterer, a waitress and … [Read more...]
TOPS IS HIRING TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT POSITIONS
While the current situation hasn’t been easy on anyone, if you find yourself or someone you know looking for a job, we’re hiring for temporary and permanent positions and welcome your application. Stop by any one of our 162 Tops stores, our warehouse in Lancaster, NY, or visit TopsMarkets.com/Jobs to learn more. Contact: Kathy Sautter-Public and Media Relations Manager, Tops Markets, 716 635 5577/ksautter@topsmarkets.com … [Read more...]
Republicans Express Concern Over Cuomo’s Policies
With the ever-growing threat of coronavirus, Republicans are speaking out to both the Governor and the Legislative Leader on various issues that deeply concern our citizens. Foremost among these concerns is the threat that the Governor and the Democrats may be using COVID-19 as a vehicle for advancing political agendas. Senator Borrello has given a vocal warning the Governor and Legislator to "keep policy initiatives out of the state budget, … [Read more...]
Beware of Scammers Related to Our Crisis; Sadly They Are Already Here
The Federal Trade Commission is concerned you’ll hear from a scammer before you get a check. It seems, “and they will take any opportunity to take advantage of people — even a pandemic,” says Adam Garber, director of the consumer watchdog program at U.S. Public Interest Research Group, an advocacy organization. The FTC wants you to know three things: -- No one from the government will call or email and ask for your Social Security number, … [Read more...]
Fear of Coronavirus? FDA’s Top RX’s Drugs In Shortage
Because of the fear caused by the coronavirus some people are recommending you ask your doctors to prescribe at least a 90-day supply. This advice may be especially relevant to the many drugs that originate in China, which is a main supply sources for penicillin, ibuprofen, aspirin and other major drugs prescribed by physicians. Towards this end we checked with the US Food and Drug Administration and found the following are the top 30 drugs … [Read more...]
Nate McMurray Releases Plan for Job Creation, Economic Growth in Western New York
Nate McMurray, Democrat running to represent the 27th Congressional District, released his proposal for job creation and economic growth in Western New York. McMurray’s plan includes funding critical infrastructure development; investing in stable jobs in education and healthcare; encouraging the development of rural broadband and clean energy industries; promoting workforce training and small businesses; and raising the minimum … [Read more...]
10th Annual Nunda Youth Wrestling Club Tournament
This may be a pleasant way to spend Saturday morning. Here is what they tell us. HUGE TROPHIES and kid friendly T-shirt vendor!! Weigh ins 7:00-8:00am Wrestling to start at 9:00am. Keshenqua Central School District at 13 Mill Street, Nunda, NY 14517. … [Read more...]
Geneseo Police Department Activity Report
Eric Osganian, Chief of Geneseo Police Department reports the following police activities for the period of February 24th to March 1st. February 24 GPD responded to Oak Street for a harassment investigation. James Janiski, age 21 from Olivebridge, NY was charged with aggravated harassment in the second degree. GPD responded to North Street for a loud music complaint. GPD responded to Avon Road for a welfare check. GPD responded to … [Read more...]
York’s Varsity Basketball Team Trounces HAC by 48 Points
York hosted HAC in the Boys Varsity Basketball Sectional game. York Coach Edward H. Orman declared, “I was really happy with the way we came out focused and did a great job defensively. That defensive effort lead to our offense and really got us flying around. We will enjoy it tonight and then get back to business." The final score was York 92 to HAC’s 44. York scorers included Riley Stella- 34, James Kennedy-17, and Josh … [Read more...]
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