Heidi Schollard faces seven years in prison

• Oakfield man dies in accident at his home...
• "Click it or Ticket" begins Monday
• GCC asking for more county funding

A client with the Genesee ARC met the ladies from a classic all American rock band.

An elderly Oakfield man is killed cutting down a tree on his property.

The Genesee County Sheriff’s department is reminding New Yorkers to buckle up. The annual “click it or ticket” program kicks off Monday and will run until June 3rd.

Genesee Community College is asking the County for more money. The college wants an increase of $50,000 in its annual appropriation from county taxpayers.

• Batavia Downs wins Wayne County support for expanded gaming
• September primary delayed by two days
• Record participation in Day of Caring

Batavia Downs announced Wednesday that another County has joined the ranks in support of full casino gaming at the Downs. Wayne County is now the sixth County to support the casino.   

Volunteers were out working hard all across Genesee County Wednesday for the United Way Day of Caring.

• All School Budgets pass in Genesee and Orleans Counties, budget fails in Wyoming.
• Disaster relief funding being sought for local farmers.
• A new B-Line bus schedule goes into effect Monday.

All 2012 School budgets have been approved

The State Assembly is petitioning Governor Cuomo for disaster relief funds for local farms.

A Batavia man accused of welfare fraud has been located. 36-year-old Michael Schramm was found in Ohio after a warrant was issued for his arrest here in Genesee County.

Genesee County Officials held a "Mayday" for mandate relief rally near the steps of the old court house Monday. The officials were calling on the state government to help with rising mandate costs.

• New York's Minimum Wage won't be increasing.
• A agreement between the Sheriff's Department and Darien Lake for use Deputies.
• A DWI arrest after a two vehcile accident in Pembroke.

The Batavia City School district released a document Monday that answers many questions taxpayers have been asking during recent budget meetings. 

Genesee Community College will graduate their largest class ever this Sunday, May 20th.

Investigators are looking into several acts of vandalism in the town of Darien.

WBTA and two of its finest are being given a very dignified award. The Genesee ARC is giving this year’s Spirit of ARC award to Dan and Deb Fischer.

• School budget votes slated for tomorrow.
• Nuclear reactor at Kodak. 
• Batavia teen attempts to stab social services worker. 

• Congresswoman Kathy Hochul visits Genesee County
• State law could prohibit teens from using tanning salons
• Albion man dies in car crash 

• Batavia firemen accused of bookmaking now off city payroll
• Darien man gets five years for DWI accident
• Bill to ban teens from tanning moves through legislature

• Batavia Agri-Business Park receives grant money from USDA
• NY Democrats fail to overturn addition of a 63 State Senate Seat
• The real story behind the celebration of Cinco de Mayo