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Penn Yan Diner cleared to begin rebuilding! Plus, latest on late-night fire in Seneca Falls, update on Auburn murder case, sale of prominent SF building called off, and more on Wells closure.
Penn Yan Diner approved to begin rebuilding after devastating fire
The Penn Yan Diner has received approval to start rebuilding after a devastating fire earlier this year caused significant damage. The diner shared an update with the community: “We are excited to announce that our patience has paid off, and we have been approved to start the first phase of the diner rebuild! We have a long road ahead, but with your continued support, we can come back better than ever.”
FLX Forecast: What to expect today?
Fast 5: What’s happening in the Finger Lakes?
LATEST IN CAYUGA: A home collapse on Friday at 6943 River Road in Aurelius displaced one resident, according to Cayuga County 911 dispatchers. [MORE]
SF SALE CANCELED: The planned sale of two prominent properties at 2 and 10 Fall St. in Seneca Falls is dead. [MORE]
WELLS CLOSURE: Wells College in Aurora reported a $3 million loss in the year before its closure due to rising expenses and declining revenue from lower enrollment. [MORE]
FRIDAY FIRE: First responders from several departments in northern Seneca County were dispatched to a mobile home fire. [MORE]
CAYUGA CO. COURT: An Auburn murder suspect has been deemed fit for trial, more than two years after allegedly committing the violent act. [MORE]
Mets edge Rockies for fourth straight win
Yankees hold off Orioles in series opener after benches clear
MORE SPORTS: Local, High School, and New York Updates
EXCLUSIVE: Proposed GOP budget could harm New Yorkers, critics say
The Republican Study Committee’s proposed 2025 budget calls for sweeping cuts some experts feel are not fiscally responsible. It comes as congressional Republicans are calling for trimming government spending. Part of the budget extends Trump-era tax breaks benefiting corporations and wealthy people.