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FERC says no to fixing leaking gate lowering Seneca Lake level (opens the original)
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GENEVA â The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has rejected recommendations from Seneca Lake Pure Waters Association to address the low level of Seneca Lake. Pure Waters officials said they continue to hear questions and concerns from residents about Seneca Lake levels and the malfunction of low-level gate 4 in Seneca Falls that has created issues for homeowners, boaters, and others due to high and low water conditions. In a news release issued late last week, Pure Waters said it has been m
Oldest Catholic school in Rochester Diocese set to open Sept. 10 (opens the original)
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CANANDAIGUA â What is the oldest Catholic school in the Rochester diocese? If you guessed St. Maryâs in this Ontario County city, you get an A. The school at 16 Gibson St. opened in 1849 and has been in operation ever since. The school, which is pre-kindergarten through sixth grade, is set to open its doors to about 100 students Thursday morning, beginning its 177th year in education. âWhile our overall enrollment is lower than last year, we are excited about the opportunity that smaller c
Town of Canandaigua forms new, large hiking trail (opens the original)
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CANANDAIGUA â Thanks to collaboration among several parties, two existing parks have been connected to create a new hiking trail with a wide variety of vistas. âThe town is beyond excited to announce one of the most significant expansion and connectivity projects in the history of the townâs park system,â said Supervisor Don Cotter in the townâs monthly newsletter. âIt has long been a long-standing community vision of the town to connect the existing Onanda trail system to Vista Pres
41 years after her murder, Ovid remembers Kristin O'Connell Sunday (opens the original)
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OVID â Forty-one years ago tomorrow, the body of a 20-year-old college student from Minnesota was found dead in a cornfield along County Road 139 in this Seneca County town. Kristin OâConnell had been stabbed several times in the chest, and her throat was slit. The person or persons responsible for her murder have yet to be brought to justice. Many people in this small community havenât forgotten. On Sunday, Heather Caward and Ciara Holden, co-hosts of the podcast âHot Justice,â have o
Seneca Dairy Systems seeks IDA aid for solar project at former depot (opens the original)
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ROMULUS â Seneca Dairy Systems LLC of Romulus has applied for assistance from the Seneca County Industrial Development Agency for a $3.9 million solar energy project at the former Seneca Army Depot. The IDA has scheduled a public hearing on the request for 5:30 p.m. Aug. 12 at the Romulus Town Hall, 1435 Prospect St., Willard. The company, headed by Earl Martin, is proposing to buy approximately 75 acres at 1640 Deer Haven Parkway to construct a 2 megawatt solar energy generating facility with
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