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Data shows continued decline in population for most of FLX

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Data shows continued decline in population for most of FLX
More startling news was discovered in the U.S. Census Bureau estimates of population change from 2010 to 2017. The latest data, which accounts for more loss — shows that most job-gains were picked up in New York City. The trend is startling because it goes against efforts by Gov. Andrew Cuomo to restore energy in the Upstate New York economic... more

Victor restaurant manager accused of stealing $6K

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Victor restaurant manager accused of stealing K
A manager at Six60 restaurant in Victor was arrested after an investigation into thousands of dollars stolen via debit card chargebacks. James Demetreau, 38, is accused of stealing upwards of $6,000 during his time as a manager at the restaurant located on State Route 96. State Police say he did this through multiple debit card chargebacks, which are normally transaction... more

PLANNING FORECAST: Rollercoaster conditions continue for FLX this week

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PLANNING FORECAST: Rollercoaster conditions continue for FLX this week
It’s going to be another active weather week, but the biggest changes are going to come from wide-swings in temperature. Conditions on Monday will be sunny — and temperatures throughout the first half of the week will remain warm. Tuesday and Wednesday will bring rain, and snow for some. Additionally, there will be the risk for windy conditions in parts... more

Deputies: Driver was under the influence of drugs after Ontario Co. crash on SR 332

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Deputies: Driver was under the influence of drugs after Ontario Co. crash on SR 332
The Ontario County Sheriff’s Office says a Rochester driver faces numerous charges after causing an accident in Canandaigua due to running a red light, and driving under the influence of drugs. Deputies say they were called to the intersection of State Route 332 and Canandaigua-Farmington Townline Road for a personal injury accident on St. Patrick’s Day around 12:16 p.m. As... more

Rhinos owners plan legal action over stadium lease

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Rhinos owners plan legal action over stadium lease
The Rochester Rhinos say they are looking to legal options after failing to reach an agreement over the lease for Capelli Sport Stadium. The city moved to evict the team after the Rhinos cancelled their 2018 season due to financial constraints. The team did, however, scheduled other soccer games with the USL and the Rochester Lancers to be played at... more

Deputies: Rochester pair charged in Gorham burglary

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Deputies: Rochester pair charged in Gorham burglary
A Rochester duo was arrested in Ontario County upon completion of an investigation into a burglary that happened on February 21st. Antonio Brown, 21, and Dhameer Balkum, 19, were both arrested on different charges after the investigation. Brown was charged with second-degree burglary after allegedly entering a home in Gorham and stealing property. The property was valued at $640, according... more

Forecast remains snow-free, but cold through weekend

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Forecast remains snow-free, but cold through weekend
Don’t expect spring-like warmth on the first official day of Spring in the Finger Lakes. While a major storm system will stay to the south of the region — sparing us of more snowfall — temperatures will struggle to hit 30 degrees, after sinking into the low-teens overnight. FLX Weather Meteorologist Drew Montreuil said on Tuesday that the region will... more

Rochester/Finger Lakes Craft Beverage Trail up and running

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Rochester/Finger Lakes Craft Beverage Trail up and running
The new Rochester/Finger Lakes Craft Beverage Trail is open for visitors. The trail is a new partnership between the Finger Lakes Visitors Connection, Ontario County’s official tourism promotion agency, and the Rochester Craft Beverage Trail. The marketing partnership connects breweries, brew pubs, distilleries, wineries and hard cideries of Rochester, Ontario County and parts of Wayne County. State legislation was sponsored... more

Temporary relief from cold in sight, but long-term outlook is chilly

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Temporary relief from cold in sight, but long-term outlook is chilly
For those who have been hoping for a pattern change, the long-term forecast has ‘good’ and ‘bad’ built into it. FLX Weather Meteorologist Drew Montreuil outlined what he was forecasting for the next week; and even spoke to some of the long-range expectations for the forecast here in the Finger Lakes on Thursday. There’s no snow in the forecast for... more

THE DEBRIEF: Albany corruption, MCC’s failed drill & much more (podcast)

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THE DEBRIEF: Albany corruption, MCC’s failed drill & much more (podcast)
On Episode #20 of the Debrief Podcast Jackie Augustine and Josh Durso answer your questions and address recent headlines around issues of school safety, the role of government officials, Eminent Domain, and much more. Listen to the entire podcast below: AUDIO ONLY VERSION: more

Helming seeking re-election, endorsed by six GOP county chairs

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Helming seeking re-election, endorsed by six GOP county chairs
State Sen. Pam Helming is running for re-election — and she has the support of every Republican chair in her district. Helming, R-Canandaigua, will seek a second term representing the 54th Senate District. The district includes all or parts of Cayuga, Monroe, Ontario, Seneca, Tompkins and Wayne counties. She was first elected in 2016. She succeeded longtime state Sen. Michael... more

INSIDE THE FLX: Trailblazers PAC founder Leslie Danks Burke talks transparency, political engagement (podcast)

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INSIDE THE FLX: Trailblazers PAC founder Leslie Danks Burke talks transparency, political engagement (podcast)
Government transparency. They are two words frequently debate, and discussed within the realm of politics, but one group says they’re working harder than any other in the region to restore faith in elections through civic engagement. The Trailblazers PAC, founded by Leslie Danks Burke is designed to educate citizens and candidates, and get more folks politically engaged. PAC endorsed candidates... more

Assembly Republicans aim to chip away at ‘unfunded mandates’ through new plan

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Assembly Republicans aim to chip away at ‘unfunded mandates’ through new plan
Assembly Minority Leader Brian M. Kolb (R-Canandaigua) and members of the Minority Conference unveiled a phased-in plan to address the burdensome New York State Medicaid program on Monday. The plan would provide much-needed relief to local budgets – hit hard by ‘unfunded mandates’. The proposal would require the state to take over the local share of Medicaid and stimulate faster... more

State Police: Lyons crash leads to multiple charges for pair

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State Police: Lyons crash leads to multiple charges for pair
State Police say that two people were arrested after an accident on Debusse Road in Lyons. Shawn D. Rivera-Shuler, 22, of Newark and Kamel M. Davis, 22, of Rochester were arrested on different charges. Troopers were dispatched to a motor vehicle accident on Sunday. According to police Davis was found to be driving on a suspended license — which resulted... more

Snow, wind will remain locked in the FLX through day (full coverage)

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Snow, wind will remain locked in the FLX through day (full coverage)
Wednesday will be a snowy, cold, blustery day making it feel like mid-winter, despite spring being a short time away. Check out the latest forecast information below as winter continues to thrash the Finger Lakes. *** PLANNING FORECAST AT A GLANCE *** – Areas of lake effect snow will continue throughout the day, according to FLX Weather Meteorologist Drew Montreuil.... more

Rochester man charged with felonies after Seneca County burglary

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Rochester man charged with felonies after Seneca County burglary
Seneca County Sheriff Tim Luce reports the arrest of a 32-year-old Rochester resident on burglary charges after a lengthy investigation into a Varick incident. The individual was charged with second-degree burglary and fourth-degree grand larceny after an investigation into an incident in Varick where he entered a home and stole over $1,000 in property. The occupants of the home were... more

Former state Sen. Nozzolio leading initiative to promote region

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Former state Sen. Nozzolio leading initiative to promote region
An initiative spearheaded by former state Sen. Michael Nozzolio is moving forward with plans to promote the Finger Lakes region with a focus on economic development. LOCATE Finger Lakes has created a website, locatefingerlakes.com, featuring links to county and state economic development agencies, local chambers of commerce and educational institutions in the region. Other information is available on the website,... more

185 groups urge Cuomo, NY lawmakers to ban plastic bags

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185 groups urge Cuomo, NY lawmakers to ban plastic bags
Nearly 185 environmental and civic groups are urging New York state lawmakers and Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo to pass legislation banning plastic bags. In a letter sent Friday the groups called on state leaders to follow the lead of California and the hundreds of cities and towns across the nation that have already banned the plastic shopping bags and imposed... more
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