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Homeless for Hunger begins Friday, because 'some people really need the help out there'
City Councilman Nick Lord and his son Carson get ready for Lord's two-day Homeless for Hunger food drive that begins at 10:30 a.m. Friday outside of First Presbyterian Church, 300 E. Main St., Batavia. Photo by Joanne Beck Carson Lord was bundled up Thursday evening helping to set up tents, a reclining chair, bottles of water, and pallets for food donations. This wasn’t new for the 8-year-old to help his dad, City Councilman Nick Lord, and he planned to be along for the adventure this weekend, he
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State to spend $2 million repaving Main and Clay streets in Le Roy
Two of Le Roy’s main roads will be resurfaced next spring as part of a $100 million statewide paving program announced by Gov. Kathy Hochul. The $2 million project covers State Route 5 (Main Street) within the Village of Le Roy. It also covers State Route 19 (Clay Street), from
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An unaffordable yet essential price tag
Life in Brockport can sometimes seem predictable: shopping at the same stores, eating at the same restaurants, and attending the same community events. What isn’t predictable is the rising cost of these routines. Everyday expenses in Brockport are piling up as pressure mounts on budgets across the village. From rising grocery and housing costs to utilities and transportation, these expenses are straining household budgets and forcing Brockport residents to cut back on spending.
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Holiday decorations fill the shelves at St. Joe’s thrift annex
Margaret Bowen and Linda Palaszynski, two volunteers at St. Joe's who help run the Mammoth Sale shop, amidst a large assortment of Christmas decorations they helped get ready for holiday sales. Photo by Howard Owens. Before the children get nestled in their beds with visions of sugar plums dancing in their heads, the right Christmas atmosphere needs to be set, and the Mammoth Sale Store at St. Joe’s has a sleigh-full of atmosphere-setting decorations for sale at bargain prices. The decorations came from donations collected over the past 12 to 18 months, volunteer Margaret Bowen said. “What we have here is every kind of Christmas standing ornament that you could think of, every kind of hanging ornament, anything that someone might think is essential for Christmas,” Bowen said. “Because people have different views, and there are different kinds of things that sell at different times during the time of the sale. And it’s interesting just to watch and to learn what people actually look for.”
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Tracy Briggs leads Fairport mayoral race after write-in count but race still too close to call
FAIRPORT, N.Y. — Tracy Briggs, who launched a write-in campaign after losing the democratic primary, is now leading the race for village mayor in Fairport. The Monroe County Board of Elections tallied write-in votes on Friday and Briggs got 1,295. The party-backed candidate Heidi Woika had 1,252 on election night, which puts her down by […]
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Sunrise Smart Start: NY nuclear plan, Microsoft outages
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Stay up to date on the latest headlines in today’s Sunrise Smart Start for Friday, November 13, 2026. Weather forecast: Rain snow mix set to linger As the low moves east, rain swings through off and on Thursday. Temperatures are in the lower 40s. We see those numbers fall overnight into […]