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Year: 2018

One winning ticket sold in $450 million Mega Millions drawing

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One winning ticket sold in 0 million Mega Millions drawing
One Mega Millions ticket matched all six numbers and will claim a $450 million grand prize. The winning numbers drawn Friday night to claim the nation's 10th largest jackpot were 28-30-39-59-70-10. It was not immediately known where the winning ticket was sold. Lottery officials also increased the jackpot of Powerball, the other national lottery game, to $570 million. That drawing... more

Dansville resident charged with selling controlled substance

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Dansville resident charged with selling controlled substance
On January 2nd at approximately 3:50 pm officers of the Canandaigua Police Department, arrested a 24-year-old Dansville resident on drug charges. Philip J. Maniske-Huff of Dansville, was charged with criminal sale of a controlled substance following an investigation. Maniske-Huff is the result of a co-investigation conducted by the Canandaigua City Police Department and the Ontario County Sheriff’s Department into the... more

Police: Bloomfield woman stole thousands from employer in Ontario County

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Police: Bloomfield woman stole thousands from employer in Ontario County
Police say a Bloomfield woman is accused of stealing more than $6,000 from her employer “Lakeside ENT & Allergy, LLC.” Canandaigua police arrested Daneille L. Frasca-Boyd, 32, of Bloomfield on a third-degree grand larceny charge. She is accused of stealing $6,829 from her employer between January 11th, 2016 until August 22nd, 2017. She will answer the charges at a later... more

‘NO UNNECESSARY TRAVEL’ advisory active in Seneca County until Sunday

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‘NO UNNECESSARY TRAVEL’ advisory active in Seneca County until Sunday
Sheriff Tim Luce issued a ‘No Unnecessary Travel’ advisory around 9 am on Saturday. The advisory remains active until 7 am on Sunday. According to the Sheriff’s Office, all roads in Seneca County are experiencing drifting and poor conditions due to the extreme cold and strong winds. Check out the latest on FingerLakes1.com’s continuing coverage of this winter weather here. more

Editor’s Note: Addressing some questions on the Romulus incinerator facility

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Editor’s Note: Addressing some questions on the Romulus incinerator facility
This Editor’s Note was originally going to cover a lot of ground, as we’ve been collecting dozens of questions about government and economic development, but with a forum on the proposed $365 million incineration facility scheduled for Sunday, and the Romulus Town Board introducing a local law that would place a moratorium on zoning variances — we wanted to briefly... more

UPSTATE HOOPS: Mynderse captains Caraher, Anderson, Battle & Haust in-studio (podcast)

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UPSTATE HOOPS: Mynderse captains Caraher, Anderson, Battle & Haust in-studio (podcast)
Four seniors from the undefeated Mynderse Academy Blue Devils boys varsity basketball team in-studio. Kellen Caraher, Quinten Battle, Devin Anderson and Hunter Haust talk about their season, the Finger Lakes East and their chances to repeat as Section V Class B champs. Also, a look at all the leagues of the Wayne-Finger Lakes, Sectional seeding point standings and the latest... more

Firefighters rescue wheelchair bound female from apartment fire in Canandaigua

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Firefighters rescue wheelchair bound female from apartment fire in Canandaigua
Officials say a wheelchair bound woman was had to be rescued from an apartment fire in Canandaigua. The fire broke out during the early-afternoon hours at Camelot Square Apartment Rentals. Crews were called to the fire, which officials say was contained to a single unit. Two individuals escaped but a third had to be rescued from the unit. She was... more

Mark’s Pizzeria locations in Waterloo, Lyons, Ovid and Ithaca transition to Pat’s Pizzeria

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Mark’s Pizzeria locations in Waterloo, Lyons, Ovid and Ithaca transition to Pat’s Pizzeria
Multiple Mark’s Pizzeria locations in the Finger Lakes have shut down. But, that’s not to say that those locations in Waterloo, Ovid, Lyons, or Ithaca have ceased operating. Instead, a new duo has taken over ownership — effective January 1st, according to signage on the doors of the Waterloo location. Mark’s had shuttered a number of locations between Rochester and... more

Waterloo man arrested after ‘shoving’ victim down during domestic incident

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Waterloo man arrested after ‘shoving’ victim down during domestic incident
A Waterloo man was arrested after a domestic incident, police say, who added that a physical altercation between two Waterloo residents resulted in one harassment charge. The Waterloo Police Department reports that on January 7th, 2018 at about 2:30 am, officers arrested Mark L. Cooley, 57, of Waterloo. Cooley was charged with second-degree harassment after allegedly pushing another resident to... more

Circular EnerG moves to bypass Romulus Planning Board as hundreds turn out for forum at Romulus HS

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Circular EnerG moves to bypass Romulus Planning Board as hundreds turn out for forum at Romulus HS
A frigid winter weekend didn’t keep interested community members from the forum held at Romulus High School on Sunday. Dr. Paul Connett, Professor Emeritus in Environmental Chemistry at St. Lawrence University, who has more than 30 years of experience studying issues like incineration. It wasn’t all about discrediting incineration, though. In fact, Dr. Connett spoke to alternatives to the proposal... more

Two hospitalized at Upstate after water rescue in Owasco Lake

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Two hospitalized at Upstate after water rescue in Owasco Lake
Firefighters were involved in a water rescue, which took place on Sunday afternoon. The incident unfolded in Owasco Lake near 4768 West Lake Road, according to first responders, who said that it took around 30 minutes to retrieve the individual from the water. Scanner traffic indicates that the person was in a kayak when it overturned — resulting in the... more

Brutus secures grants for Aqueduct Park project, new municipal building study

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Brutus secures grants for Aqueduct Park project, new municipal building study
Brutus has been granted a combined $360,500 for two town projects through New York state Regional Economic Development Council awards program. Brutus’ grants, among 110 additional projects awarded in the program’s Central New York region, include an Aqueduct Park project and a study of the feasibility of a shared municipal building with the village of Weedsport. Aqueduct Park Pier and... more
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