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Full coverage from Bills' huge win over Chiefs! Plus, latest on serious crash that shut down 5&20 in Geneva, assessment process in Auburn, and NY lawmakers raise concern about budgeting and bills.

Nov 18, 2024

The Ontario County Sheriff’s Office reported that the crash occurred early Sunday morning near the Geneva WalMart entrance and State Route 14A. Emergency responders, including the Waterloo, White Springs, and Border City Fire Departments, swiftly arrived on the scene to provide aid. First responders applied a tourniquet to one of the drivers due to severe injuries and significant blood loss. That individual was airlifted by Mercy Flight to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester and is currently listed in stable condition.

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Partly sunny with southwest winds pushing highs to the upper 50s. Staying partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 30s. More mild temps on Tuesday and Wednesday with highs staying in the 50s before we free fall to close out the work week with a chance of snow showers!

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Fast 5: What’s happening in the Finger Lakes?

Early Saturday morning, a pickup truck crashed into a house in Dryden, causing significant damage but leaving everyone unharmed. Dryden Fire-Rescue and Dryden Ambulance responded to the scene around 4:30 a.m. after alarms were triggered by the collision. [More]
The city of Auburn is collecting property data ahead of a citywide reassessment in 2026. Auburn City Council was told last week that 3,000 mailers have been sent to property owners, with 550 responses so far. While there’s no penalty for non-response, accurate data helps ensure fair assessments and boosts state aid to the city. [More]
Some New York House lawmakers supported a bill harmful to nonprofits. H.R. 9495 faced staunch opposition since it would have given the Treasury Secretary unilateral power to revoke tax exemptions for nonprofits considered “terrorist supporting organizations.” The bill stems from a disinformation campaign saying Democrats support terrorists and would have jeopardized nonprofits providing aid to Palestinians in Gaza. [More]
A Historical Patriot Marker was unveiled at East Palmyra Cemetery on November 8, honoring Revolutionary War veterans buried there. Hosted by the Rochester Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution, the event featured a ceremonial salute with replica flintlock rifles and a tribute with taps. [More]
A Cayuga County judge has ordered a psychiatric evaluation for John T. Netti, 24, who is accused of attempting to kill a woman walking her dog in Sennett on February 2. Netti faces charges of first-degree attempted murder and criminal obstruction of breathing. [More]

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Carrot recall issued over E. coli concerns: Sold at Trader Joe’s and Wegmans

Carrots sold at Trader Joe's and Wegmans recalled due to possible E. coli contamination

Grimmway Farms has recalled certain organic carrots due to potential contamination with a strain of E. coli linked to severe illness. The affected products, sold under various labels including Trader Joe’s and Wegmans, were distributed across the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico.

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Bills pull away late to hand Chiefs first loss, improve to 9-2 for first time in 32 years

There are no more undefeated teams in the NFL. The Buffalo Bills (9-2) ended the Kansas City Chiefs (9-1) perfect season with a 30-21 victory on Sunday at Highmark Stadium.

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O’Mara warns of fiscal mismanagement as spending soars in Albany

New York State Senator Tom O’Mara is sounding the alarm over what he calls “out-of-control spending” in Albany, citing the state’s record-breaking budget and escalating fiscal challenges. In a recent column, O’Mara, the Senate Finance Committee’s Ranking Member, criticized the trajectory of state spending under one-party Democratic control.