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Geneva woman stole thousands, and checks from family member

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Geneva woman stole thousands, and checks from family member
On Thursday, State Police arrested a Geneva woman on multiple felony charges after they say she stole thousands from a family member. Cindy Nesbitt, 36, of Geneva was charged with fourth-degree grand larceny and second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument – both felonies. She is accused of stealing $2,285 and possessed forged checks, which all belonged to a relative... more

Troopers: Williamson man was drunk, didn’t have permission to use vehicle

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Troopers: Williamson man was drunk, didn’t have permission to use vehicle
Troopers say a 26-year-old Williamson resident now faces multiple charges after an unauthorized use of vehicle complaint. Police say Garrick L. Powers, 26, of Williamson was charged with driving while intoxicated, unlicensed operation, and aggravated unlicensed operation. The charges stem from an unauthorized use of vehicle complaint in Williamson. On State Route 21 police found Powers’ vehicle stopped. He was... more

Waterloo man accused of throwing beer bottle, damaging jukebox at local establishment

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Waterloo man accused of throwing beer bottle, damaging jukebox at local establishment
A 26-year-old Main Street resident was charged by Waterloo Police on a felony charge following an investigation into a thrown beer bottle inside a Waterloo business. Nicholas E. Schessl, 26, was charged with disorderly conduct and second-degree criminal mischief. The criminal mischief charge is a Class D felony, according to police. Police say they received a complaint where it is... more

Light snow arrives in FLX tonight, but shouldn’t pose problems

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Light snow arrives in FLX tonight, but shouldn’t pose problems
After a frigid feeling Sunday, and overnight lows again dipping to around zero degrees — the region is going to get a moderation of temperatures on Monday. FLX Weather Meteorologist Drew Montreuil says that temperatures will slowly moderate on Monday, as clouds increase with an approaching low pressure system. Montreuil says that it’s dissipating, so it won’t bring a ton... more

Police: Seneca Falls man charged with burglary after stealing cash, forging check

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Police: Seneca Falls man charged with burglary after stealing cash, forging check
A Seneca Falls man faces multiple charges after several theft complaints at various residences around town. Seneca Falls Police arrested Jonathan J. Tuttle, 28, of Seneca Falls following several complaints of stolen property at different addresses in the Town of Seneca Falls. Police say two of the incidents involve Tuttle entering locations where homeowners were not present and stealing money.... more

Greece driver faces drug charges after Wayne County traffic stop

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Greece driver faces drug charges after Wayne County traffic stop
The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of a Greece woman after a traffic stop. Kelly I. Antochi, 40, of Greece was charged with driving while ability impaired by drugs and fourth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Deputies say Antochi was driving westbound on Ridge Road and was stopped for failing to keep right. Upon further investigation and... more

Deputies: Driver lied about ID after Huron crash

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Deputies: Driver lied about ID after Huron crash
The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of a Rochester resident after providing false information at the scene of an accident. Deputies say Princeton N. Dorch of Rochester was charged with second-degree criminal impersonation, aggravated unlicensed operation, failure to keep right, speed not reasonable and unlicensed operator. Patrol responded to a vehicle off the roadway in the Town of... more

Buggy-car crashes on the rise in rural parts of New York

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Buggy-car crashes on the rise in rural parts of New York
Rising populations of Amish and Mennonite communities in more rural parts of New York state over the past decade have meant an increase in horse-drawn buggies on the roads, and increasing concerns from law enforcement over collisions between the buggies and motorized vehicles. The New York Times reported that while there’s no separate tracking of buggy accidents as a distinct... more

Port Byron’s $13 million school capital project approved by state

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Port Byron’s million school capital project approved by state
The Port Byron Central School District’s latest capital project has the green light. District Superintendent Neil O’Brien said the $13 million project received approval from the state Jan. 9. The endeavor, which was approved by taxpayers in August 2016, includes renovations to the football field, asbestos flooring removal at A.A. Gates Elementary School and Dana West Junior-Senior High School, more... more

WEBER THIS WEEK: Marisa Rubé & Rachel Gregory of Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes (podcast)

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WEBER THIS WEEK: Marisa Rubé & Rachel Gregory of Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes (podcast)
Marisa Rubé, executive director of Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes is in-studio along with assistant director Rachel Gregory to talk about her organization that provides services, at no charge, for individuals, children, and families who have experienced sexual assault, sexual abuse, and interpersonal violence in Ontario, Seneca, and Yates Counties. . more

Skaneateles native, 24, helps lead President Trump’s drug policy office

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Skaneateles native, 24, helps lead President Trump’s drug policy office
In May 2016, Taylor Weyeneth was an undergraduate at St. John’s University in New York, a legal studies student and fraternity member who organized a golf tournament and other events to raise money for veterans and their families. Less than a year later, at 23, Weyeneth, was a political appointee and rising star at the Office of National Drug Control... more
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