BATAVIA — Two city of Batavia firefighters were among 37 new graduates of the Recruiter Firefighter Training Program. Read More Two city firefighters complete extensive training
Mercy Flight on Thursday dedicated a Bell 429 N09TJ helicopter in memory of the late pilot, James Sauer, who along with Bell Flight Instructor, Stewart Dietrick, were lost in a tragic training accident in April 2022 in Genesee County. Read More WATCH: Mercy Flight remembers fallen pilot
BATAVIA — The HEALing Genesee Work Group will be hosting a Drug Take Back Day on June 16 at the Genesee Country Farmers Market.
The Genesee County Farm Bureau's annual Kinderfarmin' event was Wednesday at Hildene Farms in Wyoming. Here's a look at some of the activities:
BATAVIA — Running from Attica to Batavia was a calm day for Brett Sobieraski, as he described while stopping to take a break along Alexander Road on Wednesday.
BATAVIA — The wildfire smoke enveloping Western New York showed no sign of letting up Wednesday as people endured yet another hazy day.
HOLLEY — The law office that’s been at 23 Public Square for decades is still there, but it’s been under new management since earlier this year.
BATAVIA — A man who was on interim probation for felony burglary and assault charges was indicted by a Genesee County grand jury and charged with robbing a marijuana dispensary on the Tonawanda Seneca Nation.
(TNS) – Health officials across the U.S. Northeast are warning residents to take precautions after wildfire smoke traveling south from Canada unleashed unhealthy air quality levels that pose a risk to the sick, elderly and young children.
Genesee and Orleans counties will have masks available to the public as smoke from wildfires in Canada persist across the region.
BATAVIA — The poor air quality in the region caused by wildfires in Canada is causing changes to some scheduled events and prompted the governor’s office to recommend school districts cancel outdoor activities.
BATAVIA — Three area counties are among the targets of City of New York lawsuit over migrant bans.
BATAVIA — Notre Dame knew that things weren’t going to get any easier as its season continue… Read more NYSPHSAA BASEBALL: Notre Dame set for Class C matchup with powerful Chatham
ATTICA — Having a program’s boys’ and girls’ teams win Section V Track and Field titles in t… Read more BUILDING CHAMPIONS: Attica now a titan of Section V Track and Field
BATAVIA — For co-coaches Ben Buchholz and Aaron Fix, Batavia High School’s inaugural season … Read more MAKING HISTORY: Batavia flag football hunting for sectional title during inaugural season
The stretch limousine kept on the road by Prestige Limousine and Chauffeur Service in Wilton… Read more Editorial — Profit over people: Limousine crash shows consequences of ignoring safety rules
WASHINGTON — Maybe the most surprising aspect of the debt ceiling increase President Joe Bid… Read more Matthew Yglesias: The debt limit crisis is over. Now, on to the debt crisis!
BERLIN — The May 30 drone attack on Moscow, with at least three unmanned aerial vehicles hit… Read more Leonid Bershidsky: Ukraine’s attacks on Russia are a calculated gamble
A ‘Trusty Sidekick’ at the ANT Read more A ‘Trusty Sidekick’ bringing special performance to ANT
BATAVIA — It’s a musical that puts the audience in the 1920s, Read more Mixups. mayhem and a wedding as ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ opens
MUMFORD – The sounds of fiddles, bagpipes, and bodhrans will fill the 19th-centrury village … Read more Highland games, traditional foods celebrate Celtic heritage
Meet the 2023 Batavia Muckdogs. The special section includes the season's home schedule and … Read more Batavia Muckdogs (2023)
The June edition of our quarterly agribusiness publication finds Burley Berries & Blooms… Read more The Tractor Factor (June 2023)
Our special Memorial Day section includes memorials to local servicemembers and a selection … Read more Memorial Day: All gave some...Some gave all (May 2023)
