Public to Weigh In on Proposed City Budget City residents will get their chance to speak Monday night on a proposed 42-million-dollar budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The plan calls for pay raises for nonunion employees, a new assistant deputy fire chief position, and continued investment in infrastructure —...
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Monday News Brief
Thursday News Brief
Four Arrested After Drug Raid on Bank Street in Batavia Four people are facing felony drug charges following a search warrant on Bank Street in the City of Batavia. The Genesee County Drug Task Force says investigators executed a warrant February 10th at 144 Bank Street, Apartment A, where they...
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Wednesday News Brief
Genesee County Exploring Joint Code Enforcement Study Genesee County may hire a consultant to study whether municipalities could combine code enforcement services. Speaking at Thursday night’s County Planning Board meeting, County Planner Felipe Oltramari said several towns have expressed interest in sharing services, if not consolidating efforts at the county...
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Tuesday News Brief
Protest, Vigil Held Outside Batavia ICE Detention Center About 100 people gathered Sunday outside the ICE detention center in Batavia for a protest and candlelight vigil honoring detainees who have died in federal custody. The demonstration began around 3 p.m. near Route 98 and Federal Drive, outside the Buffalo Federal...
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Monday News Brief
State Offering Millions to Support Volunteer Fire Departments Volunteer fire departments across New York have a new funding opportunity — and the clock is ticking. The state is making $25 million available through a competitive grant program aimed at helping volunteer departments modernize and strengthen emergency response. Local departments can...
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Friday News Brief
Genesee County Kicks Off 250th Celebration with Revolutionary War Series Genesee County’s year-long celebration of the countries 250th anniversary is officially underway, with nearly a dozen events planned across the county. The series began yesterday at GO Art! in Batavia, where retired history professor Derek Maxfield presented “Thomas Paine, Common...
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