• Batavia man gets 10 years for choking ex-wife...
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• Wegman's recalls fruit and pastries

The department is asking for the public's help as it investigates the Saturday night incident which occurred at 11 o’clock at the intersection of Tracy and Washington Avenues.

Upon his arrest this weekend on State Street, 26-year-old Edward Loper was allegedly found in possession of a syringe and a controlled substance and had two drug charges tacked on.

• Four charged with church breakins...
• Fire erupts at Corfu scrap yard...
• Construction begins on Route 5 in LeRoy.

• LeRoy Road and Traffic Interuptions
• Fire in Corfu Scrap Yard
• City Centre Debt Service 

Crews will be preparing next week and paving begins the week of the 28th where traffic lanes will be reduced.

Officials say it will save the city $300,000 over the 21-year life of the reissued bond.

BlueCross BlueShield withdrawing from its Medicaid programs will affect six western New York counties, including Wyoming, Erie and Orleans.

It's to encourage companies to bring outsourced jobs back to western New York.

• NY unemployment rate lowest since 2008...
• Medina man charged with felony welfare fraud...
• Forbes Magazine: Bills worth $870-million

The program is expected to be phased out by the federal government.

• A 22-year-old Ross Street man turns himself in on felony charges of burglary and assault.
• Police arrest a Rochester man with three previous DWI convictions for allegedly driving drunk in the Town of Bergen.
  

While foul play appears unlikely this early on in the investigation, officers are keeping the door open as possibility.

• Genesee Co. Fair reduces price of rides...
• Preliminary results fail to determine Summer Ogden cause of death...
• Hillary Clinton paid $275K for UB speech 

At all of its campuses tomorrow, the Food Processing Technology Information Day runs from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

 The meeting will be used as a direct connection to the council president to have a forum with residents to collect thoughts, concerns, ideas or interests from city residents.

Possible showers means the group has moved the performance from Centennial Park.

Residents should not park on the roadways and are asked to park on neighboring streets and motorists near Otis, S. Jackson and Union Streets will need to seek alternate routes.

Kids ages 6-14 will receive two days of on-field instruction from the Muckdogs players and coaches on August 7 & 8 from 9am - 12pm.

Service members and their families are particularly vulnerable to identity theft because their social security numbers and other personal data are often used for identification.

• Inmate hangs himself in Genesee Co. jail...
• Batavia Bed, Bath & Beyond to reopen by end of summer...
• State Police moving aviation unit out of Genesee County

The unidentified 36-year-old was found hanging from a sheet inside his cell.

The Bank of Castile executive will head the 10-member board that oversees the college.

Genesee ARC representatives were among 1,200 that attended a highly visible ceremony in Albany on Friday. The event was part of the 65th anniversary celebration of the local disability service provider’s parent organization, NYSARC, Inc.

• City manager granted pay raise...
• Batavia police probe unattended death of Jackson St. woman...
• City wants to review Cable TV franchise deal