Morning Edition for Thursday, August 18th
Controversy around short-term rentals in Finger Lakes, Canandaigua trolley system, Breen's grocery store demolished in Palmyra, and 'Under the Hood' requirement could disappear from CDL process.
Here are the stories we’re following for you Thursday, August 18th, 2022. 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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Why are short-term rentals dividing this small village in Schuyler County? The rise of AirBNB and other short-term rental platforms has meant more people in the rental game. Instead of large-scale landlords, everyday homeowners are entering the equation. As FL1 Reporter Megan Hatch learned — it’s complicated. [READ]
The city of Canandaigua could end up with a trolley system. While it wouldn’t cover the entire city, it would cover the busiest section — which is loaded with tourists many months out of the year. [READ]
Are lawmakers finally going to do something about the “Under the hood” requirement in the Commercial Driver’s License application process? It could happen, or at least a temporary change, be extended further beyond 2022. [READ]
The former Breen’s Grocery Store in Palmyra has been demolished. Byrne Dairy says construction on a new gas station and convenience store is on-schedule and set to open in November. [READ]
This invasive species is hurting the Monarch Butterfly population. It’s new, but environmental experts and the DEC are concerned. [READ]
