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PAVILION - Perry Road is undergoing major improvements as part of a broader infrastructure enhancement initiative, the Genesee County Highway Department said. Over the next few weeks, some road closures

Press release from Genesee County: Over the Christmas weekend, our community was ravaged by a historic blizzard that challenged locals with lake effect snow, strong wind and wind chills from -10 to -25 degrees. Holiday travelers from near and far found their vehicles in ditches, snow banks or in the driveway of a stranger. Essential services provided by the Genesee County

We're starting our Day #2 coverage of Winter Storm Elliott in Genesee County. This post will be anchored at the top of the home page until further notice. For Friday's coverage, click here. See also these stories we published Friday night: City and County closes Friday but essential services remain open Elliott continues visit throughout Genesee County: more than 2K customers

With a high degree of concern for people trapped in their cars in the area of Route 77 and Judge Road, County Highway Superintendent Tim Hens, along with three county highway personnel driving three heavy loaders/plow trucks, are leaving Batavia in an attempt to rescue them. No other emergency personnel in fire trucks, rescue trucks, or patrol cars have been able to reach

So far, it might be classified as a Christmas miracle, said County Manager Matt Landers. With dozens of people trapped in vehicles for hours and cars all around Oakfield and Alabama buried in up to five feet of snow, emergency crews have yet to uncover any fatalities. County Highway Superintendent Tim Hens said with hours of the storm yet to weather, and emergency responders

Despite the letters of appeal with several reasons why city, town, and county officials did not want a company tapping into Batavia’s Well D, the Department of Environmental Conservation has ruled otherwise. After a more than four-month review process of paperwork and supporting documentation from the applicant, Seneca Power Partners, and from city, town and county management

A best-case scenario for the resurrected Wings Over Batavia air show is that a profit would be made, but Tim Hens will settle for a bit less. “I would like it to be a break even,” the county highway superintendent and air show committee liaison said to county legislators Wednesday. As promised last month, Hens returned to the hot seat and reported an estimated county expense

Market rate housing, the resurrection of Wing Ding, a craft beer festival and Alzheimer’s awareness walk, the Jackson Square redesign and a public hearing are all on tap for City Council’s conference meeting this week. And that is to be followed by a special business meeting for several votes and an executive session to discuss “employment matters and real estate.” The

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