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DRESDEN — A high speed crash between a car and a dump truck, which occurred at 8:15 a.m. Tuesday, June 21 at the intersection of State Route 14 and Lampman Road near Dresden, resulted in the death of the car's driver. Yates County sheriff's deputies report that Lawrence A....

The town of Elmira, N.Y. describes itself as a "great place to live," and for the most part that's true. Sadly, on the evening of September 29, 2015, that would change for one family. Kelley Clayton (35) and her two children were home while her husband, Thomas Clayton, was out for the night playing poker. When he returned home around 12:30 a.m., he would be met with a gruesome scene.

State Police in Montour Falls are asking for your help in identifying a car that was involved in a hit-and-run accident with a bicycle. Troopers say the incident happened on State Route 224 at around 7 p.m. on June 14th. The car was traveling west when it struck a person on a bicycle and left the scene. The bicyclist suffered minor injuries.

State police are requesting the public’s assistance in identifying a driver involved in a hit-and-run accident on State Route 224. It happened in Montour Falls on June 14 around 6:45 p.m., according to a news release. The vehicle in question struck a person on a bicycle causing minor injuries....

A Penn Yan woman was ticketed following a two-car accident on Adams Road in the town of Jerusalem. 20-year-old Tiffany Lasher is accused of rear-ending a car driven by Philip Pielow as he attempted to pull into the grass on his property. Lasher was targeted with failure to keep a right, a charge she will answer in Jerusalem Town Court.

With eight decades of scouring forests across a multitude of countries for fungal delights to her name, Trumansburg resident Victoria Romanoff has bounded those years of experience, along with several delicious recipes, into a book titled “Mushroom Foraging and Feasting: Recollections and Recipes from a Lifetime on the Hunt.”

HORSEHEADS, NY (WENY) -- This week in wine country, sponsored by Finger Lakes Wine Country, we're visiting Hidden Alpaca Farm in Horseheads. Owned by Carol Haff, Hidden Alpaca Farm is located on East Vargo Road in the town of Horseheads. The farm and retail shop is open to visitors and group tours, from May 1st through October 31st. Hidden Alpaca Farm also offers alpacas for sale, breeding and sponsorship.

Naples, N.Y. — When something destroys your dream - something you worked so hard to achieve - you have choices. You can give up, or start over. Karl Neubauer is starting over on his dream, the one he saw go up in flames six weeks ago. "Coming about a...

It's called the Crystal Bucket as a nod to Corning's history as the Crystal City because of its glassmaking history.

It’s doubtful the Saperavi grape will ever find a comfortable spot in the vocabulary of U.S. wine drinkers. But the dark-skinned, pink-fleshed grape variety that hails from the country of Georgia does have a loyal following, and some of them assembled May 14 in the Finger Lakes for the inaugural Saperavi Festival at Dr. Konstantin Frank Winery in Hammondsport, New York.

(WETM)- Each Thursday during 18 News Today, we announce the winners of the 18 News Jubilee Foods Rise and Shine Coffee Mug contest. People who have entered on our contest page are eligible to win an 18 News / Jubilee Foods Coffee Mug. The winner of this week’s coffee mug...

Penn Yan is officially the first airport in the U.S. to have solar lighting from the Federal Aviation Administration. The FAA is using Penn Yan’s airport to study how solar-powered lighting and signs along runways and taxiways could improve airfield lighting functionality and durability. Penn Yan Airport conducting first...

FAA officials were at the Penn Yan Airport Wednesday to inspect its first-in-the-nation test of a solar lighting system. The Penn Yan Airport has a traditional lighting system, but many smaller airports lack the money or infrastructure for lights powered by the electric grid. The solar lights are not being used by pilots coming into the airport, but officials at the FAA William J. Hughes Technical Center in Egg Harbor, New Jersey wrote a computer program that turns the lights on and off in a pattern resembling what would be seen in actual use. Actual airport lights are triggered by arriving pilots, who key their microphones to turn the lights on. Since the lights are only for test purposes, for the time being, FAA engineers went to great lengths to ensure the test lights would not interfere with normal airport operation.

Fast food chains that have been around for years have recently been working hard to present a more upscale appearance. The once-popular colors and patterns of restaurant interiors of past decades have since been replaced with more modern styles, such as high-top tables, hanging lights, and other 21st-century elements. MyMove recently reported that McDonald's announced a redesign with the hope of turning its restaurants into a place that felt more appealing for young adults. And last year, CNN reported that Taco Bell was giving its restaurants a new look to cater to the digital age with smaller dining rooms.

Last fall, the Penn Yan Airport installed 23 safety systems, including runway and taxiway edge lights, elevated runway guard lights, windsock, and signs, that are lit with their own solar panels and battery supplies. That lighting system has brought members of the FAA to the Finger Lakes today to evaluate the Penn Yan system. Ryan King of the FAA’s Airport Safety Research & Development Section at the William J. Hughes Technical Center.

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