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Latest on Dundee man who died after motorhome fell on him in Canandaigua. Plus, over 100 will lose jobs at Wells College, Rose cemetery memorial, renewed economic development effort, and more.
Dundee man dies after motorhome falls onto him along SR 21 in Canandaigua
Officials in Ontario County say a Dundee man has died after a motorhome fell on him during the afternoon hours in Canandaigua. Around 5 p.m. deputies and other first responders were called to State Route 21 for the report of a male trapped under a motor home. The area was closed off for several hours.
What’s trending in the Finger Lakes?
Over 100 people will lose their jobs as result of the Wells College closure, according to a Workforce Adjustment and Retraining (WARN) notice. The private college, a community cornerstone since 1868, cited inadequate financial resources as the reason for closure, decided by the trustees. [Read More]
A special mural dedication ceremony was held at Rose Cemetery on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27th to honor two World War II heroes from the Town of Rose. The event, organized by Mural Mania, celebrated the lives and sacrifices of John Thomas and Melvin Donald Putnam, both natives of the town and casualties of the war. [Read More]
What’s it going to be like today?
Governor Kathy Hochul announced the launch of Round XIV of the Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) Initiative, providing $445 million in grants and tax credits. This includes $100 million from Empire State Development (ESD) for ongoing project funding. [Read More]
Lawmakers considered criminal justice reforms aimed at improving the transparency and oversight of county jails before the legislative session ends next month. Legislation to enhance local jail oversight and protections for inmates advanced through the state Senate Crime Victims, Crime & Correction Committee, giving supporters hope for passage before June 6th. [Read More]
On May 13th the Interlaken community announced a vibrant fundraiser set for May 18th aimed at transforming the former site of the Interlaken water tower into a lively park for all ages. Dubbed Water Tower Park, the initiative is spearheaded by STEPS and the Interlaken Community Action Group, with support from the Village of Interlaken Trustees. [Read More]
Seth Appert leaves Rochester to join Sabres coaching staff
The Buffalo Sabres finalized their 2024-25 coaching staff on Monday under new head coach Lindy Ruff. The most notable move is Rochester Americans head coach Seth Appert was promoted to the Sabres as one of four assistant coaches. Appert, who spent four years with the AHL club and went 123-94-22-10 while leading the team to three consecutive playoff berths, joins returning assistants Mike Bales, Matt Ellis, and Marty Wilford.
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