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Year: 2018

Driver charged with DWI after being removed from casino by del Lago security

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Driver charged with DWI after being removed from casino by del Lago security
The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reports that on November 17th at approximately 2:34 a.m. deputies responded to the del Lago Resort & Casino in Tyre for a reported two-car accident. Upon arrival deputies located the accident in the parking garage and found that 23-year-old Ghana S. Karki, of Rochester had been removed from the casino by security for being intoxicated.... more

Officials say E. coli outbreak connected to romaine grown in parts of California; not all lettuce at-risk

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Officials say E. coli outbreak connected to romaine grown in parts of California; not all lettuce at-risk
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, along with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state authorities, continues to investigate a multi-state outbreak of E. coli O157:H7 infections associated with consumption of romaine lettuce in the U.S. As of Nov. 26, 2018, this outbreak had resulted in 43 people becoming ill in 12 states, with the last reported illness... more

Generations welcomes Michael Williams – CFP Investment Advisor Representative

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Generations welcomes Michael Williams – CFP Investment Advisor Representative
Generations announces the hiring of Michael Williams as an Investment Advisor Representative. Williams will be focused on the Western New York market. Generations Investment Advisor Representative, George Awad will remain focused in the Finger Lakes market. Williams has been in the financial services field for about 18 years. He has held a variety of leadership roles in the insurance and... more

Case against Owasco farmer illegally housing workers again adjourned

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Case against Owasco farmer illegally housing workers again adjourned
An Owasco farmer first cited by the town in September for illegally housing workers had his case Monday adjourned for the third time since October. Melrose Farms owner Joseph Tidd was cited in September after being caught housing workers on the farm, violating a February order not to house workersand their families in the structure that was not up to code. On... more

Report uncovers extreme overtime at toll booths, long hours for workers

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Report uncovers extreme overtime at toll booths, long hours for workers
Two New York State Thruway Authority toll collectors made more than double their annual earnings in overtime in 2017 According to state records, the two toll collectors were among the 50 Thruway workers who earned the most in overtime, many over $30,000, in 2017. For toll collectors, overtime is assigned according to the toll collectors’ union’s contract with the Thruway... more

Sex offender abused 9-month-old he fathered with a minor; now indicted on rape, assault charges

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Sex offender abused 9-month-old he fathered with a minor; now indicted on rape, assault charges
An Auburn man, who is also a registered sex offender was indicted on new criminal charges after abusing an infant he fathered with an underage girl, according to police. Police were dispatched last spring to Auburn Community Hospital to investigate an allegation of child abuse. On May 4th, police launched an investigation into extensive, unexplained bruising on a 9-month-old child.... more

LEADING THE WAY: Assemblyman Brian Kolb elected to lead Republican conference again

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LEADING THE WAY: Assemblyman Brian Kolb elected to lead Republican conference again
Assembly Minority Leader Brian M. Kolb (R,C,I,Ref-Canandaigua) was unanimously re-elected as Leader of the Assembly’s Republican Conference. He released the following statement, extending his gratitude to those who elected him, as well as the constituents who chose him for another term. “It is a profound honor to have the trust and support of my colleagues in the Assembly Minority Conference,... more
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