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Virgil proclaims June as Dairy Month
According to the proclamation, Dairy Month provides an opportunity to "recognize and celebrate" the hard work and contributions of dairy farmers and farm families.
Yankees, Mets cap off weekend with wins
The Yankees beat the Blue Jays 8-3, while the Mets topped the Braves 8-1.
Deputies: Elmira Heights man stole car, trespassed
The Chemung County Sheriff’s Office says 45-year-old Christopher Price stole a car last Monday from a house in Horseheads before returning it.
Dryden school superintendent touts success of smart device ban
The Dryden Central School District is seeing success from a state-required ban on students having access to their smart devices during the school day.
Homer CSD superintendent resigns
At the June 9 Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Jeff Evener resigned to pursue other career opportunities.
Ithaca College announces departure of two deans
On June 9, IC Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Melanie Stein announced the departures of Amy Falkner and Michael Johnson-Cramer.
Riley bill takes aim at corruption in Washington
On June 10, Riley, along with Ohio Representative Greg Landsman, introduced the Drain the Swamp Act, citing "blatant corruption at the highest levels of government."
Auburn elementary school teacher saves choking student
Genesee Elementary School teacher Holly Signor was chaperoning a field trip to the Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse in May when a student began to choke.
