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Month: December 2018

CHRISTMAS GALLERY: Local photographer captures the season throughout FLX

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CHRISTMAS GALLERY: Local photographer captures spirit of the season throughout FLX
His stunning photos shared to social media throughout the year always put a smile on the faces of those who encounter them. Steve H. Eichorn, a local photographer, with a strong following snapped this series of photos throughout the region in his adventures, which he shared to the Facebook Group ‘Canandaigua 2020’. Check out more of his work over on... more

Meet the All-Greater Rochester Fall 2018 selections

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Meet the All-Greater Rochester Fall 2018 selections
Meet the 2018 All-Greater Rochester Fall Sports picks — 165 athletes and 12 coaches selected to represent 11 all-star teams. Click the link below to read stories about the players of the year and for bios on the first-team selections. D&C: Read More Marion super scorer Chloe DeLyser's historic season earns her Player of the Year https://t.co/3xjUvsEjbP #ROC — Democrat... more

TEN WIN ORANGE: Syracuse defeats WVU to cap most successful season since 2001 (full coverage)

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TEN WIN ORANGE: Syracuse defeats WVU to cap most successful season since 2001 (full coverage)
Record-setting quarterback Eric Dungey added to his career totals, completing 21-of-30 for 303 yards and a touchdown to lead No. 17 Syracuse (10-3) to a 34-18 victory against No. 15 West Virginia (8-4) in the Camping World Bowl on Friday night in Orlando, FL. Dungey was named the game’s MVP and the Syracuse captured the Charles H. Rohe Trophy, named... more

Lyons woman charged after Christmas Day incident

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Lyons woman charged after Christmas Day incident
Deputies in Wayne County say a Christmas Day argument led to a criminal contempt charge for a Lyons resident. Tamila S. D. Jackson-Kemp, 25, of Lyons was arrested and charged with fourth-degree criminal contempt after the argument turned physical. Deputies say Jackson-Kemp damaged property that did not belong to her during the incident. She was issued appearance tickets and the... more

Wolcott man charged after attempted string of larcenies on Christmas Day

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Wolcott man charged after attempted string of larcenies on Christmas Day
Deputies say a Wolcott resident was arrested following a larceny investigation on Christmas Day in the Town of Butler. Fayer Perez, 22, of Wolcott was charged with fourth-degree grand larceny, third-degree grand larceny, and fourth-degree criminal mischief after the investigation. Deputies say they received a report of a man attempting to get into a residence in Butler, and upon investigation... more

Multiple establishments hit in Ontario County for selling alcohol to underage patrons

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Deputies say that nine employees at nine bars, eateries and stores in Ontario County last week were busted for selling alcohol to minors. It followed a countywide crackdown on selling to underage patrons. Between 6 p.m. Thursday and 1 a.m. Friday, Ontario County sheriff’s deputies checked 66 establishments with New York liquor licenses regarding how each spot complies in selling... more

Cayuga County Health Department: Put radon testing on resolution list

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Cayuga County Health Department: Put radon testing on resolution list
January … a time we look ahead with optimism and intent to better ourselves and how we live. Our resolutions for a new year are often health-oriented with a vow to improve our well-being and safety. We may pledge to lose weight, exercise regularly or eat less fast food. Some resolutions require little sacrifice while others require firm commitment and... more

Auburn city council to select part-time city court judge

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Auburn city council to select part-time city court judge
Thursday’s Auburn City Council meeting will be solely dedicated to determine a replacement for a part-time associate city court judge position. At an executive session at city hall’s council chambers slated for noon, Dec. 27, the council will review employment histories and qualifications of candidates being considered for the job. The position will become vacant on Jan. 1. The current... more

Auburn student organizes pajama fundraiser to help cancer patients

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Auburn student organizes pajama fundraiser to help cancer patients
Sixth-grade student Addison Lange gasped and cupped her hands around her mouth Friday when she realized how much money her fundraiser at Herman Avenue Elementary School raised. Addison, 12, organized a fundraiser for Paige’s Butterfly Run, which supports central New York pediatric cancer patients “through the sponsorship of pediatric oncology research and patient programs at Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital in... more

TONS TO DO: Montezuma Audubon Center announces January, February, and March programs

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TONS TO DO: Montezuma Audubon Center announces January, February, and March programs
Are you looking for something fun and exciting to do this winter? The Montezuma Audubon Center’s programs are a great way to explore the winter wonderland with friends and family! Join us for hot cocoa and snowshoe programs to explore the wild side of the Montezuma Wetlands Complex. Hop in our van and tour Montezuma to experience majestic raptors, migratory... more

The biggest news stories from the Finger Lakes in 2018

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The biggest news stories from the Finger Lakes in 2018
What were the biggest stories of 2018? Inside the FingerLakes1.com Newsroom – a number of important stories – often breaking news events – were covered in 2018. It was another record-breaking traffic year for FingerLakes1.com. For that, we thank our readers – daily and otherwise – for continuing to make FingerLakes1.com the leading digital destination for news in the region.... more
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