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A refreshing new taste in Brockport

Whether it’s grabbing a quick breakfast before an early morning shift or trying to find a post workout snack, Brockport residents now have a new option for health-focused food and drinks. Refresh Smoothie Bar recently opened on Oct. 10 in downtown Brockport, offering the community a variety of smoothies,...

Brockport, NY · 2d

The Batavian

Suspect in Otis Street stabbing appears in City Court, remains in jail pending possible indictment

File photo from incident on Otis Street, Batavia, the morning of Oct. 23. Photo by Howard Owens. David Jackson A 37-year-old Batavia man accused of stabbing two people on the morning of Oct. 23 appeared in City Court on Friday, but the planned hearing on the evidence against him was delayed after Judge Durin Rogers learned that the case was presented to a grand jury on Thursday

Batavia, NY · 22h

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Pavilion/York cruises to Class D title

PITTSFORD, N.Y— Pavilion/York used 41 unanswered points after trailing early and forced three turnovers as the top-seeded Golden Knights (10-1) won 41-3 over Notre Dame Batavia/Byron-Bergen (7-4) to secure the 2026 Section V Class D championship at St. John Fisher University on Friday night. “I’ve been working for three...

York, NY · 16h

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National Grid providing more than $2 million in economic development grant funding to bolster projects, foster growth across Western New York

Through its various economic development grant programs, National Grid supports the transformation of commercial districts, and long-underused properties in cities and towns across its service areas. And in recent months, the company awarded economic development grants totaling more than $2 million to six projects in Erie, Niagara and Chautauqua counties.

Buffalo, NY · 1d

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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.

Brockport, NY · 1d

The Batavian

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

Batavia, NY · 1d

13 WHAM

Investigators renew push to solve 1979 Caledonia cornfield killing of Tammy Jo Alexander

Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM) — Nearly five decades after a teenage girl was found shot to death in a Livingston County cornfield, investigators and her family remain determined to find out who killed Tammy Jo Alexander. Alexander, a 16-year-old from Florida, was found dead in a field off Route 20...

Caledonia, NY · 2d

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Zoé Restaurant gets a refresh

Zoé Restaurant, the classic Greek/American restaurant on Transit Road in East Amherst, has completed a $250,000 renovation designed by Raven Vanguard Design Studio. Owner Alexander Pozantidis says the project, planned over six months before construction began, improved the space while retaining its comfortability and familiarity. “We wanted to modernize Zoé without losing the warmth and familiarity that our longtime customers know and love,” he says.

East Amherst, NY · 1d

13 WHAM

Man gets 6 months in jail for fatal beating in Greece

Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM) — A man who pleaded guilty in connection with a fatal beating in Greece over the summer received his sentence Thursday. Shawn Warnick, 47, was sentenced to six months in the Monroe County Jail, followed by five years of probation, after pleading guilty to criminally negligent homicide in the death of Timothy Carlton, 53.

Greece, NY · 2d

The Batavian

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

Le Roy, NY · 1d

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First Student Super 7 Athlete: Lockport's Landon Pettapiece

LOCKPORT, N.Y. (WKBW) — First Student Super 7 athlete Landon Pettapiece, a senior at Lockport High School, is a four-sport athlete, competing in indoor and outdoor track, volleyball and bowling. "It's a great culture," Pettapiece said. "I love all the guys during all my sports. They really make it...

Lockport, NY · 1d

News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY

MCSO: School bus driver taken to hospital after crash near intersection in Penfield

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office said a Penfield school bus went off-road and crashed into a tree, leading to the bus driver going to the hospital.

Penfield, NY · 23h

News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY

Marion man missing since early October, believed to be in Wayne, Orleans, or Monroe County

MARION, N.Y. — State Police are investigating a missing persons case out of Wayne County. The family of Scott Davis, 39, says he has been missing since early October, and has a medical condition requiring daily treatment. They believe he could be in Wayne, Orleans or Monroe County. Anyone with information is asked to call […]

Monroe County, NY · 2d

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Widow of man killed in deputy-involved shooting in Henrietta files federal lawsuit

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The widow of Gregory Kase, who was shot and killed by Monroe County deputies in August, has filed a federal lawsuit against Monroe County, the sheriff and the two deputies involved. According to the complaint, Gregory was partially deaf and had been for some time. His wife, Bonnie Kase, said he was […]

Monroe County, NY · 1d

The Rochester Beacon

Monroe County sheriff shares license plate data with 392 agencies

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office shares data from its license plate readers with 392 state and local law enforcement agencies. The list of those agencies has not been made public. The agencies are in 20 states, according to a presentation the office gave Democratic county legislators Tuesday. Office policy...

Monroe County, NY · 2d

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Becker Farms to celebrate Native American Heritage Month with Roots & Traditions

This November, Becker Farms & Vizcarra Vineyards in Gasport invites the Western New York community to come together for a special celebration of culture, tradition, and connection. On Saturday, Nov. 14, from 12 to 4 p.m., Becker Farms will partner with the Seven Dancers Coalition to host “Roots & Traditions:...

Gasport, NY · 1d

News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY

New soft-sided facility at Batavia ICE detention center will house women detainees

BATAVIA, N.Y. — A construction project is underway at the ICE Detention Center in Batavia. A large soft-sided facility will house women detainees and it’s designed to add roughly 100 beds. The expansion is costing $22.2 million, with $8.8 million coming from federal funding. In July, a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson told News10NBC it would […]

Batavia, NY · 2d

News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY

Man sentenced to 40 years in prison linked to last year’s deadly Oscar Street shooting

A man was sentenced to 40 years in prison on Friday after a jury found him guilty of shooting and killing a man on Oscar Street off North Clinton Avenue last year.

Rochester, NY · 1d

The Batavian

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.”

Batavia, NY · 1d

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