It feels a lot like last summer for New York’s parents and educators: anxiety, uncertainty, confusion and waiting. Read More
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- WATCH: Bandana Gang cooks up victory at Orleans County Fair’s “Iron Chef” contest
A portion of state Route 64 is being named in memorial for Christian J. Koch, a York native who was one of three National Guardsmen killed in a January crash of a Blackhawk helicopter. Read More
James Forcinito is itching to replace his 16-year-old Hyundai with almost 200,000 miles on it. The school psychologist browsed at new car dealers, but found few models on the lot and steep prices. So he turned to the all-caps come-ons and flapping flags at the used-car lots lining Northern B…
PERRY — A Perry man who accidentally fell about 100 feet over an embankment behind 190 Water St. this afternoon was taken by ambulance to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester.
A Kendall woman died in a house fire early Saturday morning on Peter Smith Road, reports the Orleans County Sheriff’s Office.
BYRON — Byron Fire Chief Bob Mruczek and a few of the firefighters were at the intersection of Routes 262 and 237 earlier today, giving people the boot.
New York doctors and health care workers want people with questions about the COVID vaccine to do one thing: Ask.
BATAVIA — As worries continue over COVID-19’s Delta variant, vaccination numbers remained low at two county fairs.
WASHINGTON — The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency announced Friday that a missing World War II soldier from Rochester was accounted for May 6.
ALBION — About a dozen children wait anxiously on the Orleans Hub stage, waiting for the signal to begin.
BATAVIA — When each “small fry” takes his or her turn in the pint-sized tractor pull at the Genesee County Fair, each child comes away with something for his or her efforts.
BATAVIA — The American Red Cross has reported the need for blood this summer, especially Type O blood. Though United Memorial Medical Center (UMMC) has enough of a blood supply right now, Lead Blood Bank Technologist Jaclyn DeGolia talked about the effect a shortage would have on the hospital.
The Buffalo Bills are considering a move to Austin, potentially as leverage in order to rece… Read more
ORCHARD PARK — It was great to be back at Highmark Stadium this morning for the Bills’ first… Read more
ORCHARD PARK — For some Bills fans, it’s seemed like forever since they were allowed to see … Read more
Joshua Hylkema earns degree at Hobart Read more
Feathered Friends: A mysterious illness is killing songbirds by the thousands; what you need to know
August is a wonderful month deep into the summer to enjoy so much beauty – the kind of weath… Read more
Our 12-page guide to the Orleans County Fair includes an overview of this year's fair, the s… Read more
Our 12-page guide to the Genesee County Fair includes an overview of this year's fair, sched… Read more
The summer edition of our Health and Wellness section features timely advice for managing "C… Read more
