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Five Star Bank succeeds in push for receiver in fraud suit - Vimarsana News

Five Star Bank succeeds in push for receiver in fraud suit

A court-appointed receiver will be named to manage the financial affairs of Rochester-area businesses owned by Katherine Mott, whom Five Star Bank accuses of defrauding the bank of $18.9 million.

Five Star Bank accuses Rochester-area restauranteur of fraud - Vimarsana News

Five Star Bank accuses Rochester-area restauranteur of fraud

Five Star Bank in a federal lawsuit accused Katherine Mott of being the driving force behind a "check-kiting" scheme that defrauded the bank of $18.9 million. In the suit, Mott

Northmoreland Twp. Volunteer Fire Company expanding - Vimarsana News

Northmoreland Twp. Volunteer Fire Company expanding

NORTHMORELAND TOWNSHIP, WYOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — We often hear stories about volunteer fire departments closing and the ongoing struggle to recruit volunteers.

Announcements of spring and summer events begin to unfold - Vimarsana News

Announcements of spring and summer events begin to unfold

Sunset has expanded to 5:45 p.m. now, have you noticed? And local organizers are taking every minute of daylight for inspiration to plan beer walks, cookouts, an outreach, trail run, and music in the parks. First up is Febrewary — no, that’s not a typo, though the computer keeps wanting to edit. With 21 stops throughout downtown Batavia, this event promises a nice sampling of

Craft brews, ciders and meads to warm up winter during Febrewary - Vimarsana News

Craft brews, ciders and meads to warm up winter during Febrewary

As the Western New York weather rollercoaster continues its ride — with predictions of another blizzard looming for next weekend — it would be nice to have something to look forward to. And downtown Batavia’s Business Improvement District has the answer, Executive Director Shannon Maute says. Febrewary. “It’s a chill event,” Maute said Tuesday, no pun intended. “People are out