Your Morning Edition for Thursday, May 30th presented by Canandaigua Dentistry!
Video from police chief hiring forum last night in Geneva. Plus, teen fractures SFPD officer's leg, Red Jacket schools close to new mascot, Cayuga Co. office building closed for week, and more!
Police chief candidates in Geneva face the public: Who will be the next leader in law enforcement?
Geneva is one step closer to appointing a new police chief following the resignation of Matthew Colton in March. Three candidates faced the public at a forum on Wednesday night, sharing their visions for the department.
What’s trending in the Finger Lakes?
The Red Jacket school district is set to choose a new mascot name by the end of June. A committee will meet on tonight to review survey results from residents, students, staff, and alumni. The final three name options are Cardinals, Bears, and Rail Hawks. [Read More]
A 16-year-old girl was arrested on May 29 for assaulting a police officer during a recent incident, the Seneca Falls Police Department reported. Police responded to a call about a mental health situation at a local residence. While trying to take the girl into custody, she became aggressive and injured an officer’s leg. [Read More]
What’s the forecast look like today?
The Cayuga County Office Building at 160 Genesee Street in Auburn closed Wednesday morning due to a safety concern. Granular material was found under several window frames, likely caused by a damaged roof and recent heavy rain. The building is expected to reopen by Wednesday, June 5, after thorough cleaning and air quality testing. [Read More]
Municipalities in Ontario, Seneca, Wayne, and Yates counties could get millions in federal funds if Congress approves the proposal, Rep. Claudia Tenney announced Tuesday. These projects aim to improve water infrastructure, public safety, and community revitalization. [Read More]
Ursula Stone, the former Addison village clerk, has pleaded guilty to stealing over $1 million from village funds over 19 years. This plea deal satisfies all other charges against her, according to the Steuben County court clerk. [Read More]
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Shortsville man arrested for reckless driving during parade
The Ontario County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of a Shortsville man following a reckless driving incident during the Manchester/Shortsville Memorial Day parade. It was reported that a male driving a black Toyota Camry had driven eastbound on West Main Street through individuals marching in the parade