Morning Edition: Massive fire in Farmington district under investigation
Plus, CEO of Watkins Glen International announces retirement and latest on local, double-fatal plane crash. We also have your daily top-10 and photo of the day in this Memorial Day newsletter!
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Farmington home heavily damaged after fire on Sunday.
We're still getting new information on a serious structure fire that happened yesterday in the town of Farmington. More than a half dozen departments were dispatched to the scene in the north end of the Farmington Fire District.
Watkins Glen International CEO Michael Printup will retire in June.
Michael Printup is stepping down from leading Watkins Glen International. His final week at Watkins Glen in a leadership role will be the week of June 22. “I want to spend more time with my family,” Printup told WENY-TV. “I spent 25 years on the road, and when your best friend is Delta, Marriott, National Car Rental, and you watch your kids get older, that’s probably not a great thing and I have a granddaughter now and we just want to slow down and suck in life.”
Two dead after plane crash in Orleans County.
Two people died in a plane crash in Western New York on Sunday. It happened in Orleans County during the evening hours, authorities said. The plane came down behind a home around 6 p.m. The pilot and a single occupant died in the crash.
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