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Structure fire devastates Dresden community as three hurt in blaze. Geneva City Council split on farmers market, Wayne Co. Sheriff's Office and Canandaigua PD promote officers, and Yanks lose.
One airlifted, three hospitalized after Dresden fire: Home destroyed displacing several
Authorities are investigating an early morning house fire that left several people injured on Saturday in Dresden. The Yates County Sheriff’s Office reported that deputies and multiple fire departments responded to a blaze at 65 Main Street around 1:26 a.m. Dresden, Penn Yan, and West Lake Road fire departments worked to contain the fire, with mutual aid provided by nearby departments, including Himrod and Branchport Keuka Park.
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Fast 5: What’s happening in the Finger Lakes?
Geneva City Council is split. Where should the farmers market take place? At the Finger Lakes Welcome Center or at a yet-to-be-determined downtown location? That’s the debate taking place now as the community looks ahead to 2025. [More]
Here comes the money! Several volunteer fire departments in the Finger Lakes are sharing in significant state funding to make necessary improvements to their facilities. Middlesex FD, Sodus Point VFD, New Hope FD, and Penn Yan FD will all share over $2 million for facility improvements and equipment. [More]
A longtime leader in the Ontario County Board of Elections Office is stepping aside. Mike Northrup, Ontario County’s Republican elections commissioner, announced his retirement after nearly 24 years in the role. He cited a shift in the political environment as one reason for his retirement. [More]
Earlier this week we told you about major federal funding that was going to expand the Alstom facility in Bath. We have an in-depth look now at what the project entails, how it’s going to be key to several state and federal initiatives, and what the community is saying about it. [More]
This one’s worth repeating: Yesterday we brought you a story about PFAS contamination that new tests are showing have spread from the former Seneca Army Depot into Seneca Lake. Kendaia Creek, which drains the center of the former depot, had the highest readings by far, followed by Reeder Creek and Indian Creek. The findings tend to support previous state tests that found fish in Kendaia Creek had very high levels of PFAS. [More]
Canandaigua PD promotes Ransley to sergeant
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Yankees comeback falls short as Dodgers take 2-0 lead in World Series
The New York Yankees are heading back to the Bronx, facing an 0-2 deficit in the World Series after a ninth-inning rally fell short in a 4-2 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday night in Game 2.
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