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HOLLEY — The Orleans County Health Department is seeking help in finding anyone who came in contact with a 6 to 8 week old female, white and brown kitten in the village.
BATAVIA — A section of Bank Street will be closed to all through traffic starting tomorrow.
DARIEN — An Ohio woman who allegedly threw a bucket of water at a Darien Lake theme park employee wound up causing nearly $600 in damages, Genesee County sheriff’s deputies said.
Two Geneseo runners won The Arc of Livingston Wyoming’s 5K Run/Walk in Memory of Ramon Rocha on Saturday.
BATAVIA — Work continues as a vacant building on Veterans Memorial Drive is renovated for a future home for Metro Mattress in Batavia, said Brook Lefler, general contractor for the project.
BATAVIA — On Aug. 12, Councilman-At-Large Adam Tabelski resigned because his wife, Rachael Tabelski, had been named assistant city manager.
ATTICA — Medics transported three victims to ECMC after a vehicle failed to stop at a stop sign and was T-boned by an oncoming Jeep at the intersection of Exchange Street and Dunbar Road Sunday morning.
“Here we go again.”
LE ROY — Family, friends and the local community are bonding together again for the second annual “Fight WITH Ike” Euchre Tournament & Raffle at 3 p.m. Sept. 14 at the Excelsior Hook & Ladder Co. 10 Lent Ave in Le Roy. The benefit is being held for Batavia resident Ike Styer and his family.
MEDINA — Alzheimer’s Disease took away both of Nicole Tuohey’s grandparents.
A longtime Boy Scouts leader who was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting “several” scouts at a camp in the Adirondacks was a former village of Holley police officer who was fired after his arrest for inappropriate activity with young boys.
The 2010 Attica Central School graduate who last week became the first female airman to earn a Ranger tab said, through Army Ranger School, gained leadership experience and tested her limits physically and mentally.
School enrollment declined in every district in the GLOW region except one in the past decade, with some districts seeing more than 20% fewer students.
