»
Home > 2018 > October (Page 20)

Month: October 2018

Marion junior Chloe DeLyser breaks NYS career scoring mark

Published:
Marion junior Chloe DeLyser bearks NYS career scoring mark
Marion junior Chloe DeLyser broke the New York State record for career girls soccer goals with her 252nd in a 7-0 victory over Pembroke in the Class C2 quarterfinal match-up on Friday night. She broke away from the defense early in the first half and beat the Pembroke goalkeeper for the record breaking goal. https://twitter.com/TimIrvingSports/status/1053476404829057025 DeLyser scored five goals on the... more

Mynderse boys & girls, Newark, Marion advance in Sectional soccer tournaments

Published:
Mynderse boys & girls, Newark, Marion advance in Sectional soccer tournaments
On Saturday night, the Mynderse Academy boys soccer team defeated Bishop Kearney. They join the Blue Devil girls in the sectional semifinal round after they cruised past Wellsville on Friday night. Also advancing to the semifinals are the Newark Lady Reds and Marion who was led by junior Chloe DeLyser as she set the NYS Class C career goal record... more

BLOWN OUT: Colts use air show to crush Buffalo, 37-5 (full coverage)

Published:
BLOWN OUT: Colts use air show to crush Buffalo, 37-5 (full coverage)
Andrew Luck kept pleading with coach Frank Reich to stick with the ground game Sunday. Reich gladly granted his wish. After throwing 164 passes the previous three weeks, Luck watched his runners deliver the hard shots and took advantage of the openings by throwing for four touchdowns in a 37-5 rout over Buffalo on Sunday in Indianpolis. Game Recap &... more

Koch sues Seneca Falls Town Board, Heritage Preservation Commission

Published:
Koch sues Seneca Falls Town Board, Heritage Preservation Commission
Claiming the town and its Heritage Preservation Commission have been dragging their feet, Peter Koch has initiated an Article 78 proceeding because of inaction on his desire to demolish the Huntington Building he owns at 201 Fall St. Koch, the former owner of a Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram dealership at the site, is seeking a declaratory judgment from State Supreme Court ordering that:... more

Forecast stays cool, damp as below average temperature trend continues

Published:
Forecast stays cool, damp as below average temperature trend continues
Don’t expect any big changes in the forecast this week. Forecasters say that Monday will be a warmer, and drier day for most than Sunday was – it won’t be an ‘ideal’ fall day. Temperatures will push into the upper-40s for the entire region – and Tuesday will be the warmest day of the week. That said, it will also... more

Penn Yan gas station closed after vehicle crashes through it (photo)

Published:
Penn Yan gas station closed after vehicle crashes through it (photo)
Police say they were called to the A-plus Sunoco station in Penn Yan late-Sunday for a property damage accident after a pickup truck went through the side of the building. Investigation determined that the driver, 82-year-old Allen Hayes, of Penn Yan was attempting to pull out fo the parking lot when his foot became stuck between the brake and gas... more

Police: Seneca Falls man punched hole in wall of apartment during incident

Published:
Police: Seneca Falls man punched hole in wall of apartment during incident
Police say that on October 20th around 4:20 pm they arrested a 27-year-old after a property damage incident. Bradley E. Zettlemoyer, 27, of Seneca Falls is accused of intentionally damaging property belonging to another person. Police say he punched a hole int he wall of another person’s apartment – intentionally causing damage. He was charged with one count of criminal... more

STOLEN IN THE NIGHT: Public asked to help ID suspects after UTVs disappear from Rt. 31 dealer

Published:
Auto Draft
Owners of Filer’s PowerSports, located on State Route 31 in Macedon is asking for the public’s help finding those responsible for stealing utility vehicles. They are even offering a reward to those who can help with information leading to an arrest. Anyone with information should reach out to local law enforcement. “I can’t believe I have to make this post,”... more

Happ picked to start Yankees ALDS opener in Boston tonight

Published:
Happ picked to start Yankees ALDS opener in Boston tonight
J.A. Happ will have spent two consecutive Friday evenings toiling on the Fenway Park mound, though the circumstances will have changed markedly in a week’s time. His last assignment was to help the Yankees secure home-field advantage for a one-game playoff; now, he is being asked to put his team up early in a best-of-five American League Division Series. Happ... more

New leadership at Sodus nursing home, management continues dodging questions amid state investigations

Published:
New leadership at Sodus nursing home, management continues dodging questions amid state investigations
First they were sanitary concerns, which led to outright safety concerns. Then, horrifying video was released purporting to show a medical situation brought on by staff failing to take care of residents at a nursing home in Sodus. The conditions were deplorable. However, after investigative reporter Jennifer Lewke, with News10NBC – located the CEO of Personal Healthcare LLC., the company... more

With ‘Raise the Age’ in effect, Harriet Tubman Residential Center in Sennett reopens

Published:
With ‘Raise the Age’ in effect, Harriet Tubman Residential Center in Sennett reopens
After being closed for seven years, the Harriet Tubman Residential Center in Sennett has reopened. The facility opened Monday as the state’s “Raise the Age” law took effect. As of Oct. 1, 16-year-olds who are charged felonies and misdemeanors won’t be placed in adult correctional facilities or jails. Instead, they will be housed in specialized detention facilities. The Raise the... more

Ex-prosecutor retracts statements, drops lawsuit against Cayuga County district attorney

Published:
Ex-prosecutor retracts statements, drops lawsuit against Cayuga County district attorney
A former assistant district attorney who had a filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against Cayuga County and District Attorney Jon Budelmann has retracted all of his statements on the matter as part of a court settlement. Jeffrey Domachowski, a former assistant district attorney and drug prosecutor, had filed a notice of claim in 2016 and a subsequent lawsuit in February... more

I Love NY signs: State, federal government reach deal ahead of deadline

Published:
I Love NY signs: State, federal government reach deal ahead of deadline
New York and federal government officials said they reached a last-minute deal Friday that will restore $14 million in highway funds that was withheld from the state because of hundreds of illegal I Love NY signs erected five years ago. The sides said New York will come up with an “innovative experimental project” for the signs that will meet federal... more
1 … 18 19 20 21 22 … 30