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May 22, 2026
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Newark Celebrates Two Decades of Community Pride Day with Cleanup and Beautification: Newark held its 20th annual Community Pride Day on May 16, bringing together residents, volunteers, and local businesses for a comprehensive cleanup and beautification effort. Volunteers worked throughout neighborhoods, parks, and business areas, focusing on planting flowers, removing weeds, and collecting litter. Many businesses and homeowners also contributed by sprucing up their properties, and a beautification contest recognized standout efforts. The event aimed to enhance the village’s appearance ahead of the summer season. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on May 22)
May 4, 2026
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United Airlines Plane Strikes Truck and Light Pole Near Newark Airport During Landing: A United Airlines aircraft narrowly avoided a major incident while landing at Newark Liberty International Airport when it struck a semitrailer truck and a light pole on the New Jersey Turnpike. The incident occurred as the plane was approaching the runway, leading to concerns about airport safety procedures. No major injuries were reported, but an investigation is underway to determine the circumstances. Officials are reviewing how the collision occurred and potential improvements to prevent recurrence. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on May 4)
May 2, 2026
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Progress Continues on Newark Downtown Revitalization Projects with Delays: Redevelopment efforts in Newark under the $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative are advancing, though residents are advised that significant progress will take time. The largest undertaking, Coventry Commons, plans to convert a former factory into 101 apartments but faces setbacks due to contamination concerns. Additional projects include new apartments on a hospital site and a canalfront upgrade featuring an amphitheater, now delayed to 2027. A proposed canalside hotel will not proceed after failing to secure funding. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on May 2)
April 27, 2026
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One Injured in Two-Vehicle Collision at Arcadia Intersection: A collision involving a sedan and a pickup truck occurred Monday morning at the intersection of Marbletown and Miller roads in Arcadia, Wayne County. Emergency responders arrived shortly after 6:27 a.m. to assist, and one person was transported to Newark-Wayne Community Hospital with minor injuries. Both vehicles sustained significant damage and were towed from the scene. The Wayne County Sheriff's Office is continuing to investigate the incident. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 27)
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Environmental Cleanup Delays Progress at Newark Coventry Commons Apartment Project: The Coventry Commons redevelopment in Newark has encountered delays due to environmental contamination at the site. Testing identified volatile organic compounds in the soil, groundwater, and vapor, leading state officials and developers to pause construction in affected zones while remediation began. The cleanup, overseen by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, has been ongoing since March. Despite these issues, construction continues on uncontaminated sections of the property, which will house 101 apartments. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 27)
April 21, 2026
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Newark Schedules Second Public Workshop on Waterfront Revitalization Plans: Newark officials are organizing a second public workshop to discuss ongoing plans for the village's waterfront revitalization. Scheduled for May 6 at the Newark Fire Department Meeting Hall, the session forms part of the Local Waterfront Revitalization Program. Community members are invited to review progress, ask questions, and provide feedback on proposed improvements and projects. Input from attendees will help influence the village’s final revitalization strategy. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 21)
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Newark Inmate Accused of Concealing Suboxone at Wayne County Jail: A 41-year-old inmate from Newark, identified as Jason Caplinger, faces a felony charge of promoting prison contraband following an incident at the Wayne County Jail in Lyons. Deputies report that an investigation discovered Caplinger allegedly hid suboxone, a controlled substance, in his mouth during a medication distribution on April 13. The substance is classified as dangerous contraband in correctional facilities. He now awaits further legal proceedings regarding the allegation. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 21)
April 20, 2026
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Parolee Arrested After Standoff and Vehicle Crash in Newark: A man recently released on parole was taken into custody following a prolonged standoff in Newark after allegedly crashing a vehicle into a Hoffman Street home. The incident began with an attempted traffic stop and escalated when three occupants fled the crash scene. Two suspects escaped while the driver, James Wright Jr., barricaded himself in a residence, prompting a multi-agency response. Wright eventually surrendered without reported injuries and now faces burglary and parole violation charges. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 20)
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Newark Police Standoff Follows Vehicle Crash, One Arrested and Two Flee: A police attempt to stop a vehicle in the Village of Newark turned into a pursuit that ended when the car crashed into a house Friday night. Following the crash, a lengthy standoff developed, ultimately resulting in the arrest of one individual while two others managed to escape. Authorities spent hours at the scene to resolve the situation and continue to search for the individuals who fled. No significant injuries were reported during the incident. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 20)
April 18, 2026
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Newark Standoff Ends With Arrest After Vehicle Crashes Into Home: A police pursuit in the village of Newark resulted in a car crashing into a home on Hoffman Street, followed by a break-in and an hours-long standoff. Authorities say three suspects fled after the crash, with one barricading himself in a basement before surrendering to police two hours later. Residents escaped without injury, and no casualties were reported during the incident. Police are seeking two additional suspects who remain at large. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 18)
April 17, 2026
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Newark Public Library Schedules May Discussions on Communication Skills: The Newark Public Library is set to host a series of three community sessions in May aimed at fostering better communication and mutual understanding. These events, scheduled for May 2, 9, and 16 from 10 to 11:30 a.m., will provide participants with strategies to engage in constructive conversations, even when opinions differ. The program will incorporate elements from a well-known book and teachings on nonviolence. The sessions are open to all, offering a chance to develop dialogue skills in a supportive environment. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 17)
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Newark Resident Facing Charges After Multi-County Stalking Investigation: A 25-year-old man from Newark was arrested and charged with first-degree harassment and third-degree stalking after police alleged he followed a victim through several towns and counties. The incident originated with a domestic-related report and escalated as the suspect used his vehicle to pursue the victim over a significant distance. Authorities processed the suspect and transported him to Seneca County Jail. An order of protection for the victim has been requested by law enforcement. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 17)
April 15, 2026
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Two Injured in Waterloo Intersection Collision; Driver Cited for Failure to Yield: A two-car crash occurred late Sunday morning at the intersection of State Route 96 and Brewer Road in Waterloo. Authorities determined that a Waterloo resident failed to yield when entering the roadway, resulting in a collision with an eastbound vehicle. The driver and passenger of the eastbound car were treated at the scene and then transported to Geneva General Hospital. The driver responsible was cited, while the other individuals involved received care on site and did not require hospitalization. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 15)
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Three Individuals Face Charges After Altercation at Seneca Falls Protest: Authorities in Seneca Falls charged two adults and a minor following a physical dispute at a 'No Kings' protest on Fall Street last month. Police stated the incident escalated when a counter-protester arrived, leading to a confrontation in which an elderly woman was pushed into the roadway. After reviewing footage and witness accounts, officers charged the adults with disorderly conduct and the minor with additional reckless endangerment. No injuries were reported during the event. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 15)
April 14, 2026
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Five Finger Lakes Area Projects Under Consideration for Federal Funding: Five projects across the Finger Lakes region have been identified as potential recipients of federal funding, according to recent announcements by U.S. Rep. Claudia Tenney. Proposed initiatives include long-term efforts such as the reconstruction of North Main Street in the village of Newark. Local leaders hope these funds would address infrastructure needs and drive regional development. The final selection of funded projects remains pending at the federal level. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 14)
April 13, 2026
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Tour Highlights Wayne County's Canal Legacy and Historical Sites: Earlier this month, a two-day guided tour led by the Canal Society of New York State explored fifteen historic locks and canal sites across Wayne County. Participants visited remnants of the original canal known as Clinton’s Ditch, the Enlarged Erie Canal, and the current Barge Canal, examining their unique engineering and purposes. Local historians provided context at various stops, including aqueduct ruins and drydocks. Discussions also included plans to enhance visitor amenities along the canal corridor. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 13)
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Newark Resident Arrested for Cocaine Possession During Farmington Traffic Stop: A 34-year-old woman from Newark was arrested by Ontario County Sheriff’s Deputies after a traffic stop on State Route 332 in Farmington uncovered cocaine in her possession. The stop was initiated on April 10 due to several traffic violations. Following their investigation, deputies charged the woman with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. She now faces legal proceedings for the charges. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 13)
April 10, 2026
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Newark Appoints Experienced Leader to Head Wastewater Treatment Plant: The Village of Newark has selected Joe Tullo, an experienced professional with more than 25 years in the water and wastewater sector, as the new chief operator for its wastewater treatment plant. Tullo previously managed water and sewer operations in Seneca Falls for 11 years. Village officials believe his extensive background will support strong leadership and maintain high operational standards at the facility. The treatment plant continues to be crucial for protecting public health and the environment. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 10)
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Two Finger Lakes Doctors Receive Rochester Regional Health Excellence Awards: Rochester Regional Health has honored two physicians from the Finger Lakes and Greater Rochester area with its annual Physician Excellence Awards. Dr. James Cullinan of Newark-Wayne Community Hospital was recognized for his leadership in emergency medicine, while Dr. Timothy Malins at Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic was cited for expanding rural cardiology services. Both doctors were acknowledged for outstanding contributions to patient care and community health. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 10)
April 9, 2026
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One Injured and Home Damaged in Wolcott Structure Fire: A fire at a single-story home on Red Creek Road in the Town of Wolcott prompted a response from multiple fire departments and emergency services Tuesday evening. Smoke and flames were visible when crews arrived, but the fire was extinguished quickly. One man was taken to Newark-Wayne Community Hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening. The cause of the fire is still being investigated by authorities. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 9)
April 8, 2026
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Wayne-Finger Lakes High School Sports Recap for April 8: High school sports across the Wayne-Finger Lakes region saw impressive performances on April 8, highlighted by standout pitching in softball and dominant efforts in both boys and girls lacrosse. Lyons' Keira Weber led on the mound with 15 strikeouts, while Palmyra-Macedon narrowly held off Gananda/Marion in a high-scoring softball matchup. In lacrosse, Wayne and Palmyra-Macedon girls posted strong wins, and Penn Yan's boys team delivered a decisive victory. The day featured remarkable individual and team achievements throughout the area. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 8)
April 7, 2026
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Isabella Humphrey Receives Outstanding Youth Award in Newark: Isabella Humphrey, a senior at a local high school, was honored with the Greater Newark Chamber of Commerce's Outstanding Youth Award for 2026. The award ceremony took place on March 24 at Rose Bowl Lanes in Newark. This recognition highlights Humphrey's achievements and contributions within the community. The event brought together chamber members and local residents to celebrate her success. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 7)
April 6, 2026
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Village of Newark Appoints Carlos Martinez as Full-Time Heavy Equipment Operator: Carlos Martinez has been hired as a full-time heavy equipment operator by the Village of Newark’s Department of Public Works. Martinez, a Newark resident, joined the department first as an intern in spring 2025 through a BOCES program, later working as a seasonal employee. He secured the permanent position after earning his Class B commercial driver's license this winter at Canandaigua Driving School. Officials say Martinez brings valuable training and steady advancement to the department. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 6)
April 2, 2026
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David LaDuque Appointed as Newark's New Code Enforcement Officer: The Village of Newark has appointed David LaDuque as its new Code Enforcement Officer. LaDuque, a local resident, has experience in property management, construction, and fire service. He graduated from Irondequoit High School and has worked in both commercial and residential construction. Officials highlighted his background as an asset to the village’s code enforcement efforts. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 2)
April 1, 2026
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Newark Boards to Review Downtown Apartment Conversion and Parking Variance Requests: The Village of Newark will review a proposal to increase housing within a downtown building at 128-132 Church St. While the property owner seeks to convert one apartment into two units, concerns over limited parking will also be addressed. The Planning Board meets April 6, followed by the Zoning Board of Appeals on April 13, both at the Newark Municipal Building. These meetings mark a critical step in deciding if the project can move forward under current zoning regulations. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 1)
March 31, 2026
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Newark Appoints Code Enforcement Officer and Wastewater Plant Trainee: The Village of Newark has filled two key municipal positions, naming David LaDuque as code enforcement officer and Chris Carmestro as operator trainee at the wastewater treatment plant. LaDuque brings a background in property management, construction, and fire service, while Carmestro has experience in equipment maintenance and safety protocols related to confined spaces. These appointments aim to strengthen village operations and improve local services. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 31)
March 30, 2026
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Joshua Smith Appointed Nursing Director at Thompson Health: Joshua Smith of Newark has been selected as the new director of professional practice for the Department of Nursing at Thompson Health. He will oversee efforts to enhance nursing standards, promote quality patient care, and drive ongoing improvements within the department. Smith will also be responsible for leading initiatives connected to Thompson Health’s Magnet recognition by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. His appointment marks a leadership transition for the department. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 30)
March 29, 2026
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Newark Cannabis Shop Opens After Prolonged Licensing Delays: After waiting four years for approval, Lucas Dobbins successfully launched Haze and Harvest, a legal cannabis store in Newark in February. New York’s slow licensing process forced Dobbins to make significant investments before seeing any income. The shop now employs about twelve workers and has experienced steady customer growth. Despite facing competition from unlicensed sellers, Dobbins hopes consumers will prioritize regulated products with safety assurances as more legal dispensaries open in Wayne County. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 29)
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Newark Resident Arrested in Seneca Falls on Bench Warrant After Missed Court Date: A 41-year-old Newark man with a record of felony charges, Florencio L. Alicea, was arrested by Seneca Falls Police last week on a bench warrant for failing to appear in court concerning earlier disorderly conduct and harassment charges. Alicea was transported to the Seneca County Jail pending arraignment. The arrest follows previous burglary and related charges from February in Wayne County. Authorities have not provided further information about the original incident prompting the bench warrant. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 29)
March 28, 2026
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Hobart Lacrosse Falls to Second-Ranked Richmond Despite Cano’s Three Goals: The Hobart College lacrosse team was defeated 24-8 by No. 2 Richmond at Robins Stadium on Saturday. Sophomore Daniel Cano led the Statesmen with three goals, marking his second hat trick of the season, while teammates Johnny Harding and David Peterkin also contributed offensively. Richmond pulled away after a competitive first quarter, scoring eight consecutive goals to build a decisive lead. Hobart now holds a 2-7 record on the season following the challenging matchup. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 28)
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Cannabis Dispensary Opens in Newark After Extended Licensing Process: A new cannabis dispensary has opened its doors in Newark following a lengthy licensing process that began four years ago with an application to New York State. The shop marks a notable development in the local business landscape, providing a new retail option for legal cannabis products. The opening is part of wider changes as approved dispensaries begin operation in the region. This development reflects ongoing shifts in state cannabis regulation and business opportunities. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Mar 28)
March 26, 2026
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Thompson Health Appoints New Director of Nursing Professional Practice: UR Medicine Thompson Health has named Joshua Smith of Newark as its new director of professional practice within the nursing department. In his role, Smith will oversee nursing quality initiatives, professional development, and programs geared toward Magnet recognition and patient care improvement. Smith brings experience from his previous work at Rochester Regional Health and holds advanced degrees and certifications in nursing and healthcare quality. His appointment aims to further enhance nursing standards at the facility. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 26)
March 24, 2026
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Newark Honors Longtime Code Enforcement Officer on Retirement: The Village of Newark is marking the retirement of Roger VanDeMortel, who has served as its Code Enforcement Officer for two decades. VanDeMortel applied his extensive experience from previous state roles to help guide local building and safety codes. Village officials expressed appreciation for his dedicated service. His retirement closes a chapter of long-term leadership within the community. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 24)
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Newark Wastewater Treatment Chief Retiring After Four Decades of Service: John Reynolds, chief operator of Newark's wastewater treatment plant, will retire on March 27 after 40 years with the village. During his tenure, Reynolds oversaw significant upgrades and expansions of the facility, ensuring its capacity to serve both residents and local businesses effectively. He was also an active member of the Newark Fire Department throughout his career. Village officials credit Reynolds with helping maintain reliable wastewater services during his long service. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 24)
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Newark Resident Arrested in $10,000 Online Marketplace Fraud Case: A 27-year-old man from Newark was charged with a felony after authorities said he orchestrated an online scam involving the sale of counterfeit gold. Investigators allege the suspect arranged to exchange fake gold for approximately $10,000 worth of silver with a victim in Ontario County, meeting in a parking lot in the Town of Phelps. The individual was later arrested at the Ontario County Jail, arraigned, and held without bail while the case proceeds. Authorities continue to investigate the matter. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 24)
March 23, 2026
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Newark Airport Briefly Halts Flights Amid Control Tower Smoke Scare: Operations at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey were temporarily halted Monday morning after smoke was reported in the air traffic control tower. Authorities evacuated the tower as a safety precaution, leading to a brief ground stop for incoming and outgoing flights. The situation was resolved after emergency protocols were followed, and normal airport operations resumed soon after. No injuries were reported in connection to the incident. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 23)
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Burning Odor Prompts Newark Airport Control Tower Evacuation and Flight Delays: Operations at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey were temporarily disrupted after air traffic controllers evacuated the control tower due to a reported burning odor from an elevator. Both incoming and outgoing flights were paused as officials addressed the situation. The Federal Aviation Administration has yet to determine the exact cause of the smell. Normal airport operations resumed following the brief evacuation. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Mar 23)
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Newark Students Explore Local World War II History Through Classroom Lessons: Students at Newark High School recently delved into their community's World War II history, uncovering that a prison camp for German POWs once operated in their town. Their lessons included interactions with a 92-year-old historian who shared personal insights, connecting students to firsthand accounts. They also studied the contributions of Rear Admiral Leslie Gehres and examined how both prisoners and veterans were treated locally. The project offered students a deeper understanding of Newark's past. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 23)
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Newark Recognizes Code Enforcement Officer for 20 Years of Service: Village officials in Newark recently celebrated Roger VanDeMortel for his two decades as a code enforcement officer. VanDeMortel was commended for his previous experience with New York State and credited with sharing expertise during his tenure in Newark. His reliability and efforts to support colleagues in learning department procedures were acknowledged by his peers. The recognition comes as VanDeMortel retires from his role with the village. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 23)
March 20, 2026
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Investigation Underway After Close Call Between Two Planes at Newark Airport: Federal authorities are examining an incident at Newark Liberty International Airport where an Alaska Airlines passenger plane passed over a FedEx cargo aircraft during landing approaches. The near-miss, which occurred on a Tuesday night, is being investigated by both the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration. Officials have not reported any injuries. The findings from the investigation will help determine whether safety protocols were followed. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Mar 19)
March 19, 2026
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Near Miss Between Alaska Airlines and FedEx Planes Reported at Newark Airport: An Alaska Airlines passenger aircraft and a FedEx cargo plane came close to colliding while landing on intersecting runways at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, according to radar data from FlightRadar24. The event occurred Tuesday evening, raising concerns about runway safety and air traffic procedures at the busy airport. Federal officials are likely to review the incident as part of routine safety oversight. No injuries or damages have been reported as a result of the event. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 19)
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Agustin Gonzalez Takes Office as Newark Police Chief: Agustin Gonzalez was formally installed as the new police chief of the Village of Newark during a recent village board meeting. Chief Gonzalez, originally from Buffalo, brings experience from both his military service during Operation Desert Storm and an extensive law enforcement career. The appointment marks a leadership transition for the Newark Police Department. Local officials emphasized his background as significant for community safety initiatives. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 19)
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Second Tim Hortons to Open on Route 31 in Macedon: A new Tim Hortons is set for development on Route 31 in Macedon, Wayne County, aimed at serving local residents with a drive-thru-focused design. The planned 1,400-square-foot location, situated near Oakridge Glen and across from Lowe’s, has received all necessary local and county approvals. Construction is expected to begin soon, with developers targeting a fall opening. This will be Wayne County’s second Tim Hortons, supplementing the existing shop in Newark. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 19)
March 17, 2026
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Wayne County Schools to Receive State Grants for Supporting Homeless Students: Several school districts in Wayne County are set to receive funding from an $8.1 million state grant program designed to aid students experiencing homelessness. The grants, distributed through the McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Act, will support local districts and multi-district consortiums by providing resources such as tutoring, transportation, and family support services. Funding is allocated for the period from September 2025 to August 2028, remaining consistent throughout. These efforts aim to help students in temporary housing enroll, attend, and achieve success academically. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 17)
March 13, 2026
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Ontario Resident Charged in Online Exploitation Case Involving Canadian Minor: A 20-year-old man from Ontario, New York, was arrested following an investigation into online exploitation of a minor. Authorities allege the suspect communicated with a 12-year-old girl in Ottawa, Canada via the Roblox gaming platform and shared explicit images. The investigation began after Newark police were alerted to inappropriate online activity and was later handled by the State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Lyons. Additional illicit material was reportedly found during a search of the suspect’s cellphone. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 13)
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Two Clyde Residents Arrested After Alleged Assault With Baseball Bat: Authorities in Wayne County arrested Aaren Layton, 24, and Genoa Jackson, 23, both of Clyde, following an investigation into a November assault. Deputies allege the pair were involved in a physical altercation where a baseball bat was used, resulting in injuries that required hospital treatment at Newark Wayne Community Hospital. Layton and Jackson face charges of assault and criminal possession of a weapon, with both being held pending arraignment. The incident remains under legal review. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 13)
March 11, 2026
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Webster Man Rescued After Falling Through Ice on Sodus Bay: A 57-year-old Webster resident fell through the ice while fishing on Sodus Bay in the Town of Huron, Wayne County, prompting an urgent multi-agency rescue. First responders found him partially submerged about 100 yards west of Owens Shore and maintained communication until rescue teams arrived. Firefighters from Alton reached the man with an air boat and successfully brought him back to land. He was then transported to Newark Wayne Hospital for treatment. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 11)
March 10, 2026
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Agustin Gonzalez Appointed Police Chief in Newark Following Martin's Retirement: The village of Newark in the Finger Lakes region has named Agustin Gonzalez as its new police chief. This change comes after the announcement that Chief Rich Martin will retire, with his departure effective March 25. Local officials selected Gonzalez to succeed Martin and lead the police department through its next phase. The transition marks a significant leadership update for the community's public safety operations. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Mar 10)
March 9, 2026
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Newark Resident Taken Into Custody After Weapon Incident in Shortsville: A 20-year-old from Newark was arrested on Sunday after reports of a disturbance involving a weapon on West Main Street in Shortsville. Ontario County deputies and State Police responded to the scene to investigate an ongoing dispute between two groups. The authorities' investigation led to the arrest of the individual at the center of the incident. The case remains under review by law enforcement officials. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 9)
March 7, 2026
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Newark Police Chief Rich Martin to Retire; Successor Announcement Expected: Newark Police Chief Rich Martin will retire after serving the community for over five years, according to an announcement from village officials. The village plans to reveal Martin's successor on Friday, ensuring continued leadership for the police department. Martin’s tenure is noted for his role in guiding local law enforcement during his service. This transition is set to begin a new chapter for the Newark police force. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Mar 7)