Morning Edition for Friday, August 19th
Starbucks accused of union busting in Ithaca, Auburn murder investigation nets arrest, Walgreens suspect recycling fee, and Canandaigua businesses get tax discount!
Here are the stories we’re following for you Friday, August 19th. The Morning Edition is a daily digest of the biggest stories that matter to your life in the Finger Lakes. Today’s newsletter is sponsored by DiSanto Propane. Learn more about them and other FingerLakes1.com partners by scrolling down.
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Reduced hours and short staffing. Employees say Starbucks is union busting at remaining Ithaca stores. FL1 Reporter Megan Hatch talks with those involved on this story that’s playing out locally — and across the U.S. [READ]
Why is Walgreens charging a ‘recycling fee’ on top of normal bottle and can deposits? That question has been posed, but no one seems to have an answer — including the company. [READ]
Officials say eight officers were injured after two inmates attacked at the Auburn Correctional Facility. Both of the inmates were transported to Five Points in Romulus. However, three of the eight required significant medical attention. [READ]
Canandaigua City Council has approved a string of assessment settlements involving commercial properties. Canandaigua National Bank, Nolan’s Restaurant, and the Parkway Plaza will all see reduced tax bills. [READ]
Charges have been filed in a murder investigation taking place in the city of Auburn. It happened earlier this month, but according to a news release, one person has been charged. [READ]
