The Firemen's Association of the State of New York is offering lifesaving tips on how to be safe with the barbeque this summer.

A 22-year-old Darien man and a 19-year-old Warsaw resident are facing a slew of charges for allegedly leading sheriff's deuties on high-speed motorcycle chases in two separate incidents this weekend.

•  School District Budget Votes are tomorrow.
• 988 received diplomas yesterday at GCC
• A parole officer busts a client for drug posession

• GCC Graduation Tomorrow
• Genesee ARC holds Annual Awards Ceremony
• Hawley backs GCEDC
• Girl hit by car in Pembroke 

Deputies say a 75-year-old man was using an acetylene torch to patch a hole in a 200 gallon above-ground gasoline tank. Residual vapors ignited and caused the explosion.

With 32 days until opening day, the Dwyer Stadium box office opens Monday.

The Red Cross says to have a future plan following the recorded 4.4 earthquake in Quebec.

A 4.4 magnitude earthquake was recorded in near Shawville, Quebec according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

• The unemployment rate in New York State drops to lowest level since 2009.
• Two rollover accidents in the county.
• 19 drug arrests in Livingston County.

• A 17-year-old already on probation is charged with a felony count of grand larceny for allegedly stealing an ATV.
• An inmate at Attica Correctional Facility is charged with felony assault.
• A Warsaw mother is accused of leaving three children in the car with it running while she shopped at Tops.
• A Geneseo woman is accused of stealing a man’s identity to pay for cable.

Trumbull Parkway between Farwell Street and North Street will be closed to all-through traffic tomorrow from 8:00 A.M. until 7:00 P.M. for pipeline repair.

• Buffalo Assemblyman questions tax breaks for Dick's Sporting Good Store
• GCC has requested a one hundred thousand dollar increase from the county.
• That proposed border crossing fee is reportedly dead.  
   

New banners along Main Street, Batavia, promote all the aspects of downtown.

Kristen Clark Schuth returns to GCC to lead the Cougar athletics program.

Almost 500 National Grid customers in Batavia are affected as well as 90 in Pembroke along with several other outage spots in the county.

Although no one showed up for the budget hearing Tuesday night, Superintendent Chris Dailey says that's actually a good thing.

• A two car accident in Alabama.
• School District Budget Hearing gathers no speakers.
• The so called "Farm Death" bill moving through state government.

This report contains information as to how your drinking water is produced, testing results, and other general information relating to the public water supply.

The public is welcome to speak at the meeting. The vote takes place a week from today.

County Clerk Don Read's office has been keeping up with processing the forms. Find out what happens if you miss the deadline...

• City Council approves new rules for renting city park pavilions.
• It was cold overnight, but we probably avoided a freeze.
• A Medina fireighter is head to jail on sex charges.

• Help Stamp Out Hunger Drive Begins Today 
• Darien Lake Theme Park Opens Today
• Senator Ranzenhofer launches Petition