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What’s happening at the Mary Wee?
If you’ve been in the Village of Webster recently, you might have noticed that SOMETHING is going on at the Mary Wee Pub at the village’s four corners. There’s been a pile of wood by the garage door on the patio for about a week now, and more recently, that pile’s been joined by even more wood and ladders, tools and actual workmen scurrying around, measuring and installing.
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Elderly and disabled residents report damage and sickness after sewage backup at Pinnacle Place Apartments
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Some elderly and disabled tenants at Pinnacle Place Apartments on South Clinton Avenue have been forced out of their homes after a recent sewage backup left them dealing with damage and sickness. News10NBC’s Tom Kowalski spoke with at least three residents who said they were affected by sewage backups in their apartments […]
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Pride of Rochester Marching Band gets send-off ahead of state championship
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — The Pride of Rochester Marching Band received a special send-off Saturday ahead of its trip to Syracuse to compete in the 54th New York State Field Band Conference Championship. Students, families and community members gathered at Thurgood Marshall Middle School on Lake Avenue to celebrate the band before its departure. The […]
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Newark Central School District Expands Genetec Security Across Seven Buildings
Genetec says the New York district connected cameras, door controls and sensors while reporting a roughly 93% decline in vaping incidents. Video surveillance, building access, emergency communications and sensors are connected through Genetec Security Center across seven Newark Central School District buildings in New York, according to the company. The...
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Bloomfield Haunt Draws Thousands Each Fall, But Nails Turn Up in Creator's Driveway
For more than 20 years, a Halloween display at a home on Lakeside Avenue in Bloomfield has drawn thousands of visitors in the two weeks before Halloween, with the elaborate haunted attraction stretching from the side yard to the back of the property pulling in a few hundred people on a typical night. This year, creator James Joanow says the tradition has come with a darker side: anonymous complaints to police about crowds and noise, and what he believes was an act of vandalism that left his own car with a flat tire.