Your Morning Edition for Sunday, Jan. 28th presented by Canandaigua Dentistry!
Serious three-car crash in Bristol, update on Wolcott dissolution, mental health first aid course goes public, and recap of last night's high school basketball action! Plus so much more!
Daily Debrief: What’s trending Finger Lakes?
A three-vehicle collision near Bristol Mountain on State Route 64 in South Bristol resulted in multiple injuries and road closure. Samantha Romanick, a 35-year-old from Rochester, was exiting Bristol Mountain and collided with a southbound vehicle driven by Daniel Norris, 57, of Rushville. The impact caused Norris’s vehicle to hit a northbound bus carrying local school students, who fortunately remained unharmed. [KEEP READING]
In Wayne County, a discussion on the potential dissolution of the Village of Wolcott has raised more questions than answers. Assemblyman Brian Manktelow, drawing from his experience with Lyons’ dissolution in 2015, spoke at a meeting organized by the Committee to Dissolve the Village of Wolcott. The committee, which filed a petition for dissolution, aims to address the future of the village’s services, including water, sewer, and police protection. [KEEP READING]
Winter Weather Advisory: How much snow falls in the FLX?
Expect a mixed bag of precipitation across the Finger Lakes region today with some locations picking up a decent amount of wet, slushy snow. Precipitation is moving northward across Upstate New York and will bring a few inches of accumulation, as it changes from rain to snow by noon, across the higher elevations.
John Walsh, an Auburn native, has made a triumphant return to FOX as the host of “America’s Most Wanted,” the influential series he originally launched in 1988. The show’s comeback season premiered this Monday to an impressive audience of 2.1 million viewers. After the original series ended on FOX in 2011, Walsh briefly continued the show on Lifetime until 2013, followed by hosting similar programs on other networks. [KEEP READING]
The Humane Society of Wayne County has embarked on the “Raise the Woof” capital campaign to fund a new, modern shelter. The current facility, retrofitted from a residential building in 1990, is inadequate for today’s animal care standards. With New York’s new Animal Shelter Standards Law looming, HSWC faces the necessity of a new building to meet these regulations and better serve the community’s stray, lost, and surrendered animals. [KEEP READING]
In response to the growing importance of mental health awareness, UR Medicine Thompson Health is extending its popular Mental Health First Aid class to the public. The program, initially introduced for staff members, aims to equip individuals with the skills to assist those experiencing mental health or substance use-related crises. [KEEP READING]
FL1 Sports: Scores and insight from the world of local sports!
SATURDAY HS BASKETBALL REPORT: Mynderse girls edge Lyons to complete season sweep; East Rochester boys lose first game
Latest from FL1 Sports
Syracuse bounces back with home win over NC State (full coverage)
Giant first-half run gives Cornell 83-68 victory over Princeton
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Hochul administration makes changes after DOJ probe into Cuomo’s conduct
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UR Medicine Thompson Health offers mental health first aid classes
New York faces challenges with aging population and Medicaid costs
Buffalo man sentenced 10 years for drug trafficking and firearms possession
Auburn native John Walsh returns to “America’s Most Wanted” on FOX
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