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Month: November 2018

ORANGE BUST IN NYC: Notre Dame crushes Syracuse at Yankee Stadium (full coverage)

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ORANGE BUST IN NYC: Notre Dame crushes Syracuse at Yankee Stadium (full coverage)
Syracuse and Notre Dame arrived in the city of dreams with glorious postseason aspirations in the most meaningful college football game of the week. The Fighting Irish (11-0) left with theirs intact, marching toward a spot in the College Football Playoff. The Orange (8-3, 5-2 ACC), dreaming of an improbable New Year’s Six bowl in its third season under Dino... more

Josh Allen will return as starter as Bills release Nathan Peterman

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Josh Allen will return as starter as Bills release Nathan Peterman
The Nathan Peterman Experience is over. The Buffalo Bills released the much-maligned second-year quarterback Monday night. The writing was on the wall for such a move after Peterman was passed over as the starter Sunday in favor of recently signed Matt Barkley. It was the second time in the last month that the Bills elected to start a quarterback they... more

NEWARK HALL OF FAME: Seven individuals, one team to be enshrined Saturday

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NEWARK HALL OF FAME: Seven individuals, one team to be enshrined Saturday
The Newark Athletic Hall of Fame is ready to welcome another star-studded class into its fold. The Class of 2018, the third to be inducted, will be honored Saturday during ceremonies planned for the Elks Lodge. Joe Contario, Jack Fisher, Tom Hausman, Rick Kouwe, Joe Matias, Mike Muscolino, Rachel Prong and the 2003 softball team will be enshrined. FL Times:... more

Illegal housing case for Owasco farmer adjourned pending fine determination

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Illegal housing case for Owasco farmer adjourned pending fine determination
The case against an Owasco dairy farmer cited for illegally housing workers in substandard conditions was again adjourned Monday, this time in order for a possible fine structure to be considered. Melrose Farms owner Joseph Tidd, who was cited in September for illegally housing workers in a now-condemned structure after he was previously issued a cease-and-desist order, had his case... more

Auburn city councilors debate allowing more flexibility with meeting agendas

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Auburn city councilors debate allowing more flexibility with meeting agendas
A suggestion to approve the Auburn City Council’s agenda items at the start of a meeting was discussed at length at last week’s regular meeting. Councilor Dia Carabajal on Thursday proposed amending the rules and regulations of the city council to allow members of the council more freedom to add or remove agenda items if necessary. Carabajal also suggested adding... more

Geneva weighs future of American Legion property over Seneca Lake

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Geneva weighs future of American Legion property over Seneca Lake
The Geneva American Legion property on Lochland Road is officially for sale, but City Council is in no hurry to rezone the property for a high-end development in one of the city’s most desirable areas. The 13-acre property, with 358 feet of frontage on Seneca Lake, is zoned for agricultural/residential and will need either a zoning variance or zoning change... more

Group eager to break Upstate away from Downstate makes another push

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Group eager to break Upstate away from Downstate makes another push
A group that wants to split New York into three autonomous states is once again pushing a resolution backing the idea. The group, Divide NYS, is urging supporters to have the resolution taken up by state lawmakers as well as local government officials. The proposal would use a home-rule clause for local governments in the state constitution. As envisioned by... more

Bausch and Lomb to expand contact lens manufacturing facilities in Rochester

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Bausch and Lomb to expand contact lens manufacturing facilities in Rochester
Bausch and Lomb’s parent company will heavily invest in expanding contact lens manufacturing at sites in Rochester and Waterford, Ireland, over the next three years, Bausch Health Companies announced Tuesday. Both sites will see an expansion of their production lines to handle the manufacture of daily disposable silicone hydrogel contact lenses, called SiHy. The lens is one of Bausch and... more

Deputies: Auburn man drove drunk, stopped speeding on SR 318

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Deputies: Auburn man drove drunk, stopped speeding on SR 318
Deputies report that on November 11th at approximately 2:30 a.m. an Auburn man was arrested for driving while intoxicated. The traffic stop took place on State Route 318 in Tyre when deputies observed 32-year-old Brian J. Willis speeding. He was subsequently found to be intoxicated and charged with DWI, driving with a BAC of 0.08 percent or more, and speeding.... more

FRESH TAKES: College Hoops is back, ‘Cuse looks to spoil Notre Dame’s season & reaction to the Jimmy Butler trade (podcast)

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FRESH TAKES: College Hoops is back, ‘Cuse looks to spoil Notre Dame’s season & reaction to the Jimmy Butler trade (podcast)
Join Paul Russo and Nick Felice for another edition of the Fresh Takes Podcast recorded live on Tuesday night. This week’s topics include the return of College Basketball, the 76ers acquisition of Jimmy Butler, some big games this weekend in college and pro football highlighted by Syracuse’s match-up with Notre Dame and an update on the NASCAR playoffs.  . more

Cuomo administration rushed Greenidge’s restart — but was it legal?

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Cuomo administration rushed Greenidge’s restart — but was it legal?
A pair of court rulings expected by yearend are likely to determine whether the Cuomo Administration broke the law when it fast-tracked permits to restart the Greenidge Generation power station. The decades-old plant began producing electricity again in March 2017 after a six-year pause and a conversion that allows it to burn natural gas rather than coal. Two years earlier,... more

Lodi man held on $20K bail after meth lab, firearms, and stolen long gun recovered in search

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Lodi man held on K bail after meth lab, firearms, and stolen long gun recovered in search
On Monday at approximately 10 a.m. deputies executed a search warrant – taking a pair of individuals into custody on charges related to producing methamphetamine in Lodi. Deputies say that the Narcotics Unit, Criminal Investigation Division, and Road Patrol all assisted at 1925 Seneca Road where investigators say a meth lab was operating. As result, investigators arrested Kyle G. Clawson,... more
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