This news update covers a variety of local events and issues. It includes a fundraising event for Golisano Children's Hospital, reports on a strong odor complaint, concerns about drone activity near prisons, potential changes to New York's climate law, arrests related to a home invasion, and a dog attack incident.
The Howard Hanna's Children's Free Care Fund Party is bringing local bands, a silent auction and more fun events to Buntsy's to support families at Golisano Children's Hospital . Howard Hanna regional vice president Lou Alaimo and Webster office manager Michele Schicker joined ARC Rochester on Thursday to tell us more.
Township Administrator Jim Brett said the township has received calls from residents concerned about a strong odor coming from the area.DOCCS said an incident over the weekend highlights the need to pass legislation that would restrict drone activity near New York state prisons.New York Gov. Kathy Hochul teased a couple of her potential proposals in changing New York's 2019 Climate Law on Wednesday, saying no one could have envisionedNew York State Police said they arrested two men following an investigation into a home invasion and armed robbery in Wayne County.Police said a 5-year-old girl has serious injuries after she and her mother were attacked by a dog Thursday afternoon in Spencerport.
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