Howard W. Appell
Spending plans within guidelines
Eight of Livingston County's nine villages have stayed within the 2 percent tax levy increase limit set by the state in recently adopted budgets set to take affect June 1.
More→Livonia FD hosts refresher class for public
Everyone — not just folks in the Livonia Fire District — is invited to a one-hour program being presented by the Livonia Fire Department at 7 p.m. May 9 in the Livonia Primary School Gymnasium.
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Nunda mansion topic of history talk
Two historic personages connected with the iconic photo of the locomotives of the Central Pacific and Union Pacific railroads nose-to-nose within a great crowd have close ties to the village of Nunda.
More→Lenape appeals ruling on Avon moratorium
Michael Joy, the attorney representing Lenape Resource Corporation, confirmed to the Livingston County News on Tuesday that his client is now being assisted by other energy companies in his appeal of the March 20 court ruling by Supreme Court Judge Robert Wiggins.
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Steel birds emerge from metal trades class
For a third consecutive year, the Genesee Valley Educational Partnership metal trades class at the Charles May Center in Mount Morris is creating a collection of steel sculptures as a charity-oriented community project.
More→Mount Morris is a ghost town no more
About six years ago, on a family day trip to Rochester from our home in Allegany County, we passed through the Village of Mount Morris. In total seriousness my son Ryder, who was then 8years old, asked, “Dad, is this a ghost town?”
More→Young authors put original works on display
“Words to Wisdom” is the theme of the 23rd annual Young Authors and Storytellers Festival, scheduled from 9 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Saturday at SUNY Geneseo.
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Wadsworth Library named best in region
The Wadsworth Library in Geneseo has been named Rochester Regional Library Council 2013 Public Library of the Year.
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Livingston Correctional worker honored with VanOstberg Award
Kent Rounsville, who works as head cook Livingston Correctional Facility, has been presented with the VanOstberg Humanitarian Award, an honor given by correctional staff to one of its own in recognition of service to one’s community.
More→Teens charged in rash of break-ins
Two 15-year-old males from Geneseo were arrested April 12 in connection with numerous burglaries and larcenies in the Court Street area, involving mostly parked vehicles and several residential apartments.
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