Your Morning Edition for Monday, Jan. 13th presented by DiSanto Propane!
Hochul proposes crime command center to boost public safety, over 8,000 calls for service in Auburn, critics call for justice after fatal Steuben standoff, and Moravia voters get ready for vote.
Hochul proposes state-of-the-art crime analysis headquarters to enhance public safety
Governor Kathy Hochul announced a plan to establish the nation’s first Crime Analysis and Joint Special Operations Command (CA-JSOC) in New York. This initiative would unify intelligence sharing and coordination among law enforcement agencies statewide, building on her administration’s investments in crime prevention technology.
Finger Lakes Forecast: Presented by CafeXIX!
One last mild day before cold air returns.
Winter is set to return for the work week after a couple mild days here in the Finger Lakes. Expect much colder temps tomorrow—as highs struggle to get out of the low 20s. We’ll see highs peak in the mid-30s today, but along with colder air—snow showers will return to the forecast much of this week. Check out the latest below at the FingerLakes1.com Weather Center.
Fast 5: What’s happening in the Finger Lakes?
Protesters demand justice for man killed in Steuben County standoff: Demonstrators rallied in Bath, seeking accountability for the death of Allan “Moose” Hoad during a police standoff. The incident, currently under investigation, has raised questions about law enforcement actions and public trust.
Burnout and staffing shortages challenge nursing and hospital management: Hospitals in Wayne County and beyond face reduced bed availability and increased costs due to reliance on agency nurses. Efforts are underway to prioritize full-time hires and stabilize healthcare services in the region.
Palmyra Fire Department seeks volunteers to serve their community: The department is inviting residents to join in various roles, from safety officers to firefighters. They emphasized the rewarding experience of contributing to public safety while fostering a sense of camaraderie.
Sennett Fire Department responds to a record-breaking 635 calls in 2024: The department marked its busiest year ever, addressing a wide range of emergencies from fires to medical incidents. Officials commended the hard work of their volunteers and partner agencies for keeping the community safe.
Moravia voters to decide on $175,000 land purchase for school district expansion: The proposed eight-acre purchase could support future projects, including parking, trails, or agricultural and athletic facilities. Voting takes place Tuesday from noon to 9 p.m. at the junior/senior high school.
Bills to host Ravens in divisional round on Sunday after dominant win over Broncos
Buffalo secured their spot by dominating the No. 7 seeded Denver Broncos, 31-7, marking their fifth straight trip to the divisional round. Meanwhile, Baltimore advanced with a 28-14 win over the No. 6 seeded Pittsburgh Steelers.
Canandaigua Zoning Board to hold first 2025 meeting Wednesday
The Canandaigua City Zoning Board will hold its first meeting of 2025 on Wednesday at 7 p.m. The session includes organizational meeting when members will elect a chair and vice chair, establish regular meeting dates, and authorize the chair to call special meetings. Additionally, the board will review an application from Lincoln on Main seeking an area variance for a preexisting, nonconforming pole sign at 245 South Main Street.
THE RUNDOWN: MORE FROM AROUND THE FLX
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Canandaigua man charged after dog found abandoned in filth at motel
Former Candor mayor pleads guilty to stealing $23K from village