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December 31, 2025
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Driver Hospitalized After Pickup Truck Strikes Utility Pole in Sodus: A pickup truck collided with a utility pole in the Town of Sodus during the early hours of December 30, resulting in the driver being transported to Newark-Wayne Community Hospital for treatment of arm pain. The crash occurred on State Route 14, and authorities reported that the driver lost control before leaving the roadway. A passenger in the vehicle was not injured. Emergency personnel from multiple agencies responded, and the cause of the incident is still under investigation. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 31)
December 30, 2025
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Aidan Twist Scores 35 for Wayne; Newark Boys Basketball Faces First Loss of Season: Inclement winter weather led to the postponement of numerous Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball games on Tuesday, disrupting the end-of-year sports schedule. Despite the delays, senior Aidan Twist of Wayne achieved his second 35-point performance of the season in an 83-73 win over Aquinas. Meanwhile, Newark’s boys team experienced their first defeat after a strong 5-0 start, falling 77-65 against Pittsford Sutherland. Area teams are preparing to resume play with the next slate of games scheduled for January 2. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 30)
December 29, 2025
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Geneva Boys Defeat Undefeated Lyons, Waterloo Girls Fall in Triple Overtime: The Geneva High School boys basketball team handed previously unbeaten Lyons a dramatic loss, overcoming a late rally and finishing strong in a key Wayne-Finger Lakes matchup. Geneva built a double-digit lead in the third quarter but had to withstand a late surge that brought Lyons back to a tie late in regulation. The Panthers ultimately secured the win after clutch free throws. In another game, the Waterloo girls team fell in a triple-overtime contest, highlighting an exciting night for local high school basketball. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 29)
December 26, 2025
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Newark High School Art Teacher Fosters Creativity Through Student Collaboration: In Newark, a high school art teacher organized a collaborative project that brought second graders from Lincoln School into the high school ceramics classroom. The initiative paired younger students with advanced art pupils to craft clay Christmas trees, giving students hands-on experience and mentoring opportunities. The teacher aimed to inspire a lasting interest in art and strengthen connections within the school district. Early exposure to creative projects was highlighted as beneficial for building confidence and community. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 26)
December 23, 2025
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Newark Resident Charged After Alleged Shoplifting at Geneva Walmart: A Newark man was arrested following a reported shoplifting incident at the Geneva Walmart on State Route 5. Authorities say Edwin Isaiah Irizarry-Sprague, 28, allegedly exited the store without paying for $43.50 in merchandise on December 19. Deputies from the Ontario County Sheriff's Office charged him with petit larceny and issued an appearance ticket. Irizarry-Sprague is set to appear in Geneva Town Court in connection with the case. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 23)
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Newark High School Art Teacher Inspires Student Creativity Through Hands-On Projects: In Newark, a local high school art teacher is dedicated to nurturing creativity among young students by emphasizing hands-on learning in her classes. She aims to introduce students to various forms of artistic expression at an early age, hoping to instill a lasting appreciation for the arts. Her ongoing efforts reflect a commitment to expanding opportunities and support for creative growth in the classroom. The teacher's approach demonstrates the impact of arts education within the local school community. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 23)
December 21, 2025
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Buffalo Sabres Extend Win Streak to Six with Victory Over Devils: The Buffalo Sabres secured their sixth consecutive win by defeating the New Jersey Devils 3-1 at Prudential Center. This marks Buffalo's longest winning streak since 2022, boosting their season record to 17-14-4 and putting them just three points behind the Tampa Bay Lightning in the Atlantic Division. Josh Norris tied the game in the second period, while Zach Benson and Peyton Krebs added insurance. Goaltender Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen contributed with 26 saves in his return to the lineup. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 21)
December 19, 2025
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Lyons Boys Triumph Over East Rochester; Bloomfield Girls Edge Pal-Mac in Basketball: High school basketball teams across the Wayne-Finger Lakes region wrapped up the week with closely contested games ahead of the holiday break. The Lyons boys maintained their undefeated record with a narrow win over East Rochester, while Geneva also secured a victory against Palmyra-Macedon. In girls' basketball, Bloomfield emerged victorious after a close match with Palmyra-Macedon. Several other local teams completed their games, contributing to an active end to the pre-holiday schedule. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 19)
December 18, 2025
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Newark Resident Faces Murder Indictment After Body Discovered in Wayne County: A man from Newark has been formally indicted by a Wayne County grand jury on charges including second-degree murder after a body was found along a rural trail in Wayne County. District Attorney Christine Callanan announced that Jared Nesmith faces accusations that also involve concealment of a human corpse. The indictment followed a thorough investigation by county authorities. The case is now advancing through the local court system. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 18)
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Mynderse Boys Top Marcus Whitman, Lyons Girls Extend Win Streak in Basketball Action: Thursday’s Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball schedule included noteworthy performances despite a lighter slate. The Mynderse boys snapped a two-game losing streak in Seneca Falls by defeating Marcus Whitman, led by Nick Mansell’s 27 points and seven three-pointers. Meanwhile, the Lyons girls continued their strong season, improving to 4-0 after a decisive fourth quarter against Red Creek. The region saw a mix of close contests and standout individual efforts. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 18)
December 17, 2025
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Newark Resident Charged with Murder After Body Discovered on Wayne County Trail: A man from Newark has been indicted on murder charges following the discovery of a body along the Zurich Bog Trail in Sodus, Wayne County. Authorities allege that Jared Nesmith was responsible for the death of 49-year-old Conan Guard, whose remains were located in September after a tip to police. Nesmith faces counts of second-degree murder, concealing a corpse, and tampering with evidence. He remains in custody without bail and is scheduled to appear in court on January 22. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 17)
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Lyons Boys Extend Win Streak, Waterloo Girls Open Season with Victory: High school basketball teams across the Wayne-Finger Lakes region were in action Wednesday night, with Lyons boys remaining undefeated after a decisive win over Gananda, bolstered by strong offensive performances from Stephen LeBrecht and Jamire Johnson. The Waterloo girls started their season well, securing a close win against Palmyra-Macedon. Several other area teams competed, with most games resulting in significant margins. The outcomes set the stage for the upcoming matchups in the local basketball season. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 17)
December 16, 2025
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Newark Woman Arrested on Outstanding Warrant, Taken to Ontario County Jail: A Newark woman was taken into custody by local authorities after officers determined there was an outstanding warrant for her arrest. Angelica M. Alicea, 33, was apprehended on the evening of December 5 following a failure to appear in court related to prior charges. The warrant was issued on accusations of criminal impersonation in the second degree and petit larceny. Alicea was transported to Ontario County Jail for arraignment, concluding the police action. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 16)
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Newark Village Board to Discuss Cemetery Code Amendments and Event Approvals: The Newark Village Board is set to address a range of policy and community matters during its meeting Tuesday evening at the municipal building. Agenda items include a public hearing regarding proposed changes to cemetery regulations and several approvals related to local summer events such as Music on the Erie and the Wine and Arts Festival. Trustees will also consider an agreement with the Chamber of Commerce for 2026 and review police training requests. Departmental updates from various village officials are also planned. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 16)
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Newark Celebrates Holiday Season With Series of Community Events: The village of Newark recently held its Home for the Holidays weekend, featuring a range of activities to mark the holiday season. Events included entertainment, gatherings, and festivities that brought together residents and visitors. Organizers reported a successful turnout and strong community participation. The weekend's celebrations aimed to strengthen local ties as the year concludes. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 16)
December 15, 2025
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Wayne County Deputies Host Annual Shop with a Cop for Local Children: Wayne County's annual Shop with a Cop event saw deputies at the Newark Walmart spending the day shopping with children identified by local school districts as needing extra holiday support. The Wayne County Sheriff's Office partnered with Walmart, which provided stockings and turkeys for each participant's family. The event aims to offer a joyful holiday experience and foster positive interactions between law enforcement and children. Feedback from families highlighted gratitude for the initiative. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 15)
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Newark Advances Major Housing Developments to Address Local Needs: Two significant housing projects in Newark are progressing, aiming to expand local housing options. The Coventry Commons development is redeveloping a former factory into 101 apartments, with major construction milestones such as new windows and completed upper floors. Additionally, the unused St. Elizabeth Hospital site will soon be remodeled to provide eight or nine market-rate units after receiving approval permits. These projects are expected to reshape Newark’s housing landscape by 2027. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 15)
December 14, 2025
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Newark Advances Two Major Downtown Housing Developments: Two significant housing developments in Newark are making notable progress, according to local officials. Part of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative, these projects are designed to help meet increasing housing demand in the village and the greater Finger Lakes area. The developments, including Coventry Commons and others, are expected to contribute to addressing regional housing shortages. Community leaders emphasize the importance of these efforts for local growth. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 14)
December 13, 2025
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Newark Receives Major Grants to Enhance Youth Programs at Community Center: The village of Newark has secured significant funding to expand youth programs at the Alex Eligh Community Center. A key grant from Delphi Rise will contribute $250,000 each year over the next five years to support these efforts. The initiative is expected to enable the center to offer a wider range of activities and services for local youth. Village officials anticipate these enhancements will positively impact families in the area. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 13)
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Newark Resident Arrested in Romulus for Felony Driving With Revoked License: A 39-year-old man from Newark, identified as Joseph Lamb, was taken into custody early Thursday morning in Romulus by Seneca County deputies. Authorities allege that Lamb was operating a vehicle around 6 a.m. on December 10 despite his license having been revoked due to previous violations. He now faces felony charges associated with aggravated unlicensed operation. The investigation is ongoing as local law enforcement reviews the circumstances of the arrest. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 13)
December 12, 2025
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Wayne Girls Remain Unbeaten, Newark Boys Secure Comeback in High School Basketball: High school basketball in the Wayne-Finger Lakes region featured several close contests on Friday night. The Wayne girls' team maintained their perfect record, narrowly defeating Mynderse to improve to 3-0. Newark's boys overcame a nine-point deficit in the fourth quarter to beat Palmyra-Macedon in a resilient showing. Additional games across the region highlighted strong performances by both girls' and boys' teams, reflecting the competitive spirit of local basketball. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 12)
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Newark Resident Arrested for Felony Driving Offense in Romulus: A 39-year-old man from Newark was arrested in the Town of Romulus after deputies discovered he was operating a vehicle despite having his license revoked for multiple prior incidents. The arrest took place around 6 a.m. on December 10, with the individual charged with Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the First Degree, which is classified as a felony. He was processed and later released with a court appearance scheduled for January. The incident was confirmed by the Seneca County Sheriff's Office. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 12)
December 11, 2025
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Erie Canal History Program Scheduled at Newark-Arcadia Museum: The Newark-Arcadia Historical Society will hold its quarterly program meeting focused on the Erie Canal on December 11 at 7 p.m. The event is set to take place at the Newark-Arcadia Museum, located at 120 High Street. The program aims to explore aspects of the Erie Canal's legacy and importance to the local area. Community members are encouraged to attend to learn more about the region's canal history. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 11)
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Two Dead, Two Injured in Shooting at New Jersey Recording Studio: Authorities report that a shooting at a Newark, New Jersey, recording studio on Wednesday resulted in the deaths of two men, identified as Namir Bynum, 20, and Osayuwamen Uyamu. Two additional individuals sustained injuries in the incident, which occurred at a facility commonly used for producing music videos. Officials have not released further details on suspects or the motive. The investigation remains ongoing as police seek more information. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 11)
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Amy Perry Joins Newark Accounts Payable Department: The Village of Newark has added Amy Perry to its accounts payable team, according to local officials. Perry, who lives near Newark with her family, is a 1998 Palmyra High School graduate and has quickly adapted to her new responsibilities. Village leadership has noted her eagerness to contribute and her strong fit with the office staff. Perry expressed enthusiasm about her new role and her engagement with the Newark community. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 11)
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Newark Resident Charged With Felony Contempt and Family Offense in Ontario County: Ontario County Sheriff's deputies apprehended a 34-year-old Newark man at the park-and-ride near Exit 42 of the New York State Thruway. The arrest was made based on a warrant from Manchester Town Court, citing felony contempt and a family offense. The individual was taken into custody without reported incident. Authorities continue to address related legal proceedings following the arrest. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 11)
December 10, 2025
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Newark Man Arrested on Felony Charges at Thruway Stop Near Clifton Springs: A Newark resident was apprehended by Ontario County deputies at a Thruway park-and-ride near Clifton Springs on Tuesday afternoon. The 34-year-old was wanted on a warrant related to an incident that took place in late November in the village of Clifton Springs. He faces charges including aggravated criminal contempt, aggravated family offense, and endangering the welfare of a child. The individual is currently being held at the Ontario County Jail pending arraignment. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 10)
December 9, 2025
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Newark Resident Faces Charges of Obstruction and Impersonation: A Newark woman, age 33, was arrested by the Wayne County Sheriff's Office on charges of obstructing governmental administration and second-degree criminal impersonation. Deputies say she was taken into custody on an outstanding arrest warrant. The arrest stems from actions that allegedly occurred in July, according to authorities. The case will proceed through the local court system as the investigation continues. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 9)
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John DeFazio Appointed Assistant Principal at Kelley Intermediate in Newark: John DeFazio, who has served as principal at Mont Pleasant Middle School in the Schenectady City School District since the 2023-24 academic year, has been named the new assistant principal at Kelley Intermediate School in Newark. The Newark Board of Education approved his appointment unanimously during a recent meeting. DeFazio brings relevant administrative experience to his new position. The leadership change marks a new chapter for the Kelley Intermediate community. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 9)
December 8, 2025
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Gananda Boys Basketball Improves to 4-0, Mynderse Girls Clinch Back-to-Back Wins: The Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball season continued with several decisive matchups as Gananda's boys team secured a commanding victory over Bloomfield, moving their record to 4-0. Mynderse girls bounced back from an initial loss, now celebrating their second straight win. Eight games took place Monday night, each ending with double-digit margins. These results highlight shifting momentum and early trends in the local basketball season. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 8)
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Newark Mayor Discusses Downtown Projects and Community Center Grants: Newark Mayor Johnathan Taylor has provided an update on ongoing Downtown Revitalization Initiative projects in the village, highlighting new apartment developments, a health and fitness center, and planned upgrades to a local park. He also detailed recent grant funding secured for the Alex Eligh Community Center and introduced the village's new Deputy Clerk/Treasurer. These updates reflect ongoing efforts to improve public spaces and community facilities in Newark. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 8)
December 7, 2025
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Geneva Boys and Lyons Girls Top Initial Wayne-Finger Lakes Basketball Power Rankings: Following the first week of the 2025-26 basketball season in the Wayne-Finger Lakes region, Geneva leads the boys' power rankings with nearly a perfect score from voters, while the Lyons girls' team holds the top spot in their category. Both rankings reflect close competition, with several teams tightly grouped in the voting results. The updated standings set the stage for an engaging season as additional games unfold in the coming weeks. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 7)
December 6, 2025
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Newark Woman Charged After Giving False Name to Avoid Arrest Warrant: A 33-year-old Newark woman has been charged with obstruction and criminal impersonation after authorities say she provided a false name to deputies during a July traffic stop in Lyons. Police allege she did so to conceal an active warrant originating from Canandaigua. The Wayne County Sheriff's Office arrested her and held her in the county jail pending her arraignment. The charges stem from the July 12 stop and subsequent investigation by law enforcement. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 6)
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Hawaii Resident Returned to Wayne County for Probation Violation: A 37-year-old man from Honolulu, Matthew J. McManus, was extradited to Wayne County, New York, after failing to meet the requirements of his probation. Authorities reported that McManus did not report to probation as required, prompting the Newark Village Court to issue a warrant in August. He was later arrested in Hawaii on an unrelated matter before being sent back to Wayne County in December. McManus has been charged with a probation violation and processed at the county jail. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 6)
December 3, 2025
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Mynderse Boys and Geneva Girls Secure Wins in Wayne-Finger Lakes Basketball Openers: Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball teams began their seasons with several notable performances on Wednesday. The Mynderse boys pulled ahead in the second half to defeat South Seneca, aided by three players who scored in double digits. On the girls’ side, Geneva recorded its first win with a strong showing against North Rose-Wolcott. Additional teams such as Williamson, Gananda, and Charles G Finney also opened their campaigns with victories. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 3)
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Newark Launches Holiday Season with Annual Home for the Holidays Celebration: Newark welcomed the holiday season with its annual Home for the Holidays celebration over Thanksgiving weekend. The event drew large crowds to Main Street and Central Park for festivities including the 48th Annual Turkey Day Race, tree lighting, and caroling. The highlight was the Lighted Parade, featuring 35 illuminated floats, music, and community participation. Several entries received awards in categories such as Best in Show and Best Use of Lights. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 3)
December 2, 2025
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Newark Resident Arrested for Forcible Touching in Canandaigua Incident: A 34-year-old man from Newark has been arrested following allegations of forcible touching linked to a reported sex offense in Canandaigua. Authorities took Dominic M. Gambino into custody on November 26 after a warrant was issued for an incident that reportedly occurred on Lakeshore Drive in September. Police state that Gambino is accused of touching someone without consent. He was brought to Ontario County Jail for arraignment, and no further details have been made public. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 2)
November 30, 2025
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Newark Resident Arrested for Alleged Laundromat Coin Theft: A 33-year-old Newark man has been charged with grand larceny after police alleged he stole nearly $1,300 in quarters from the All Fluffed Up Laundromat. Officers reported that the suspect broke into machines to access the coins. After his arrest, the man was arraigned in Wayne County and later released to pre-trial services. He is expected to appear in Newark Village Court in early December to respond to the charges. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 30)
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Newark Pizzeria Owner Distributes Free Pizzas to Community on Thanksgiving: Josh Jackson, the owner of BB’s Pizzeria in Newark, prepared and distributed more than 50 pizzas on Thanksgiving for individuals and families facing hardship, including some who were recently displaced due to fires or other emergencies. Jackson, who has operated the pizzeria for 15 years, began this annual initiative as a way to give back, recalling his own experiences growing up with limited resources. His efforts are shared with the community online and he intends to continue the tradition in future years. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 30)
November 29, 2025
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Small Business Saturday Highlights Economic Impact in Finger Lakes Region: Small Business Saturday in the Finger Lakes and Upstate New York draws attention to the importance of local shops, restaurants, and service providers in sustaining the regional economy. Small businesses account for 98% of all establishments in New York State and nearly 40% of private-sector jobs, playing a critical role in both employment and community well-being. Local enterprises typically reinvest more in their communities than national chains, supporting other businesses and preserving local character. Their impact is especially notable in rural areas and small cities throughout the region. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 29)
November 28, 2025
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Annual Toy Giveaway Scheduled at St. Mark's Baby Closet in Newark: St. Mark's Baby Closet in Newark will hold its annual Toy Giveaway on Wednesday, December 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event, located at 400 South Main Street, aims to provide toys for local families ahead of the holiday season. This initiative is organized to support children in the community and foster a sense of goodwill. Local families are encouraged to participate and benefit from the distribution. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Nov 28)
November 27, 2025
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One Person Hospitalized After Two-Vehicle Accident in Canandaigua: A two-car collision occurred Tuesday night in Canandaigua at the intersection of County Road 28 and Emerson Road. Authorities reported that a 26-year-old driver failed to stop at a stop sign, resulting in a crash with a northbound vehicle driven by a Newark resident. Both vehicles were heavily damaged, and airbags deployed at the scene. One driver was treated for hand and arm injuries at F.F. Thompson Hospital, while the other was uninjured. The incident is under investigation. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 27)
November 21, 2025
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Lyons Man Arrested in Newark on Charges Related to September Manchester Inn Incident: A 42-year-old man from Lyons, identified as Nathan Chargles Reeves, was apprehended in Newark this week following an alleged altercation at the Manchester Inn on State Route 96 in September. Deputies reported that Reeves was wanted by the Manchester Town Court for charges including criminal obstruction of breathing and unlawful imprisonment. The arrest took place on West Union Street, and Reeves was transported to Ontario County Jail for arraignment. The incident was investigated by Deputy Fitzgerald. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 21)
November 20, 2025
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Brandon Smith Appointed Deputy Clerk-Treasurer in Village of Newark: The Village of Newark in Wayne County has announced the appointment of Brandon Smith as its new deputy clerk and treasurer. Smith will assist with municipal financial and administrative responsibilities, supporting the current clerk and treasurer. The selection marks a step in the village's efforts to strengthen its administrative staff. Smith's role is expected to help the village maintain effective daily operations. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Nov 20)
November 19, 2025
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Alex Eligh Community Center in Newark Receives Three Grants for New Programs: The Alex Eligh Community Center in Newark has secured three separate grants aimed at expanding its programming. The funding is intended to support the center's ongoing mission of providing resources and activities for local residents. Specific program enhancements or new initiatives stemming from these grants have not been detailed. The grants are expected to strengthen community services in the Newark area. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Nov 19)
November 18, 2025
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Alex Eligh Community Center in Newark Awarded Multiple Grants: The Alex Eligh Community Center in Newark, a longstanding resource for local residents, has been awarded three separate grants. These funds aim to support programs serving youth, families, and seniors, enhancing community activities and recreation. The grants are expected to bolster ongoing efforts to empower the community and strengthen services provided at the center. This latest funding highlights the center’s continuing role in local well-being. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Nov 18)
November 17, 2025
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Retro Arcade Opens in Newark, Showcasing 1980s and 1990s Games: A new retro arcade has opened on Murray Street in Newark, featuring nearly 200 classic games from the 1980s and 1990s. Created by collectors Elena Kern and Derek Horton, The Arcade Project spans 9,000 square feet and offers most games on freeplay. The venue also includes a kitchen and serves beer and wine, providing a nostalgic destination for visitors. The arcade operates from October through May and is available for parties and corporate events. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 17)
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Authorities Seek Suspects in New Jersey Shooting That Killed Child and Young Woman: Officials in Newark, New Jersey, are calling for the suspects in a weekend shooting that killed a 10-year-old boy and a 21-year-old woman to surrender to law enforcement. The incident has prompted community concern and an intensive police investigation. Authorities emphasized the gravity of the crime and expressed the community’s need for justice and closure. Police continue to seek leads as the case develops. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Nov 17)
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Student Board Representatives Convene for Regional Conference in Newark: Student representatives serving on Boards of Education throughout the Wayne-Finger Lakes region gathered in Newark in September for a regional conference. The event, held at The Conference Center at Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES, was designed to foster leadership, networking, and the sharing of ideas among student leaders. Participants engaged in activities focused on collaboration and educational leadership. The conference aimed to strengthen student involvement in school governance across the region. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Nov 11)
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Additional Suspects Charged in Alleged Attack Plot Near Detroit, FBI Reports: Authorities in New Jersey have filed charges against two more individuals as part of a broad federal investigation into an alleged plot targeting the Detroit suburbs on Halloween. The case is being handled by the FBI and involves claims of terrorism-related activities. These new charges further expand the scope of the investigation, which has focused on potential threats to public safety. Officials continue to monitor developments closely as legal proceedings move forward. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Nov 7)