17+ hour, 28+ min ago (171+ words) A Newark man is facing a felony charge after police say he stole nearly $1,300 in quarters from a local laundromat. Johnta Streeter, 33, of Main Street, was arrested by Newark Village Police on November 23. Officers allege Streeter broke into machines at the All Fluffed Up Laundromat and took $1,297.50 in coins. Police say'MoreNewark man charged in laundromat quarter theft A Newark man is facing a felony charge after police say he stole nearly $1,300 in quarters from a local laundromat. Johnta Streeter, 33, of Main Street, was arrested by Newark Village Police on November 23. Officers allege Streeter broke into machines at the All Fluffed Up Laundromat and took $1,297.50 in coins. Police say Streeter is well known to local law enforcement. He was taken into custody and transported to the Wayne County Jail for arraignment in CAP Court. He was released to pre-trial services and…...

3+ week, 1+ day ago (242+ words) Syracuse men's basketball cruised to an 83-43 win over Delaware State on Saturday afternoon at the JMA Wireless Dome, dominating in the first-ever matchup between the two programs. and improving to 2-0 on the season. Freshman forward Donnie Freeman led the way with 20 points, five rebounds and four assists, while Kiyan Anthony added 19 in his first career start. The Orange kept the pressure on after the break, anchored by Kyle's defensive presence and rebounding. He tallied multiple blocks and an and-one finish as Syracuse continued to pull away. George and Zephir chipped in from deep, and White added a pair of emphatic dunks. Late in the game, freshman center Tiefing "Cheffy" Diawara made his season debut. Syracuse finished the afternoon shooting nearly 60 percent from the field while holding the Hornets to just 15 percent in the first half and 21 percent overall. Final: Syracuse…...

1+ mon, 1+ day ago (242+ words) Village officials in Newark will hold two public meetings in the coming days to review a proposed zoning change and a request to expand a cell tower. The Planning Board will meet first, on Monday, Nov. 3 at 6:30 p.m., followed by the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) meeting on Monday, Nov. 10 at 6:30 p.m. Both meetings will take place in the Village Court Room on the second floor of the Newark Municipal Building, 100 East Miller Street. Each meeting will begin with a 6 p.m. workshop to report on Local Law 8 of 2025, which proposes changing the zoning designation of 345 Grace Avenue from R-1 (residential single-family) to R-2 (residential two-family). The change would alter how the property can be developed or used in the future. Both boards will also review Project #A25-0009, a request by Verizon Wireless to extend an existing 101-foot telecommunications tower at 6110 Clark Road by an additional 18 feet…...

1+ mon, 1+ week ago (221+ words) Check out all the scores, stats, and next slate of games below. Class A1 Quarterfinals No. 2 Webster Thomas No. 7 Victor7 p.m. Class A2 Quarterfinals No. 3 CanandaiguaNo. 6 Greece Athena6 p.m. Red Jacket (2-5)South Seneca/Romulus (1-6)7 p.m. Bishop Kearney (9-7) 3Mynderse (7-13) 2 Set 1: 25-23 (MYN)Set 2: 25-23Set 3: 25-21Set 4: 26-24 (MYN)Set 5: 15-11 East Rochester (12-7) 3North Rose-Wolcott (9-9) 0 Set 1: 25-15Set 2: 25-14Set 3: 25-13 Penn Yan (4-16) 0Midlakes (14-6) 3 Set 1: 25-15Set 2: 25-12Set 3: 26-24 Wayne (11-6) 0Bloomfield (19-0) 3 Set 1: 25-20Set 2: 25-23Set 3: 25-14 York (16-1) 3Lyons (16-2) 0 Set 1: 25-23Set 2: 25-23Set 3: 25-22 Newark (2-13) 1Honeoye Falls-Lima (10-8) 3 Set 1: 25-21Set 2: 25-11Set 3: 25-15 (NEW)Set 4: 25-21 Victor (12-4) 3Our Lady of Mercy (8-8) 2 Set 1: 25-18 (OLOM)Set 2: 26-24Set 3: 25-21 (OLOM)Set 4: 25-16Set 5: 15-11 Victor/Honeoye Falls-Lima (9-7) 3Wayne (0-15) 0 Set 1: 25-14Set 2: 25-9Set 3: 25-14...

1+ mon, 2+ week ago (161+ words) The Village of Newark is shining a spotlight on community spirit this fall. Leaders officially declared November 1 as "Extra Mile Day," a nationwide event recognizing people who go above and beyond in service, volunteerism, and daily life. The village board voted in favor of the proclamation, and Mayor Jonathan Taylor made it official. The day encourages individuals to reflect on their own efforts " and to celebrate those who inspire others by consistently "going the extra mile." From volunteers to neighbors helping neighbors, the goal is to recognize the impact of small, selfless actions. In his proclamation, Mayor Taylor noted that Newark thrives when its residents give wholeheartedly to their families, communities, and personal goals. The village also acknowledged the national mission of Extra Mile America, which aims to create 550 cities that take part in this annual celebration. November 1 marks an…...

1+ mon, 2+ week ago (191+ words) Local residents who want to make a difference in kids" lives are invited to a special event hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Newark. The club will hold a membership mixer on Tuesday, Oct. 21 at 6 p.m. at Parker"s Grille and Taproom, located at 206 S. Main Street in Newark. Light appetizers will be served. The event is open to anyone interested in helping local children, connecting with community-minded neighbors, and learning more about the club"s service projects. "The Kiwanis Club of Newark helps children in our community by collecting school supplies, donating gift cards to teachers, and supporting St. Mark"s baby closet," said club president Roberta Colacino. "One of our highlights is the annual Christmas program that provides gift boxes for migrant children." The club also sponsors an Aktion Club, which offers service opportunities for adults with disabilities. "This mixer…...

1+ mon, 3+ week ago (310+ words) The Village of Newark is getting into the spooky spirit with a community-wide Halloween Display Contest " and residents who decorate could walk away with a basket of holiday treats. Locals are encouraged to get creative and show off their Halloween spirit by decorating the outside of their homes. Once their display is complete, they'MoreNewark launches Halloween display contest for residents Newark launches Halloween display contest for residents The Village of Newark is getting into the spooky spirit with a community-wide Halloween Display Contest " and residents who decorate could walk away with a basket of holiday treats. Locals are encouraged to get creative and show off their Halloween spirit by decorating the outside of their homes. Once their display is complete, they can enter the contest by calling 315-331-4770 ext. 106 between October 22 and October 29. Registration must be completed by noon on October…...

1+ mon, 3+ week ago (221+ words) A Newark woman is facing charges after allegedly trying to use a stolen credit card at Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack. Deputies arrested 70-year-old Iris Velazquez on Monday afternoon for fourth-degree possession of stolen property. The incident happened around 4:43 p.m. at the casino in Farmington, according to the Ontario County Sheriff's Office. Officials say'MoreNewark woman arrested for using stolen credit card at casino Newark woman arrested for using stolen credit card at casino A Newark woman is facing charges after allegedly trying to use a stolen credit card at Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack. Deputies arrested 70-year-old Iris Velazquez on Monday afternoon for fourth-degree possession of stolen property. The incident happened around 4:43 p.m. at the casino in Farmington, according to the Ontario County Sheriff's Office. Officials say Velazquez tried to retrieve cash at a cage teller window using a stolen credit card. Casino employees…...

1+ mon, 3+ week ago (265+ words) Thursday night brought a lighter Wayne-Finger Lakes fall sports slate, but the action didn't disappoint. In Wayne County, Newark boys soccer stunned Mynderse, handing the Blue Devils just their second loss of the season. On the volleyball court, Bloomfield stayed perfect, sweeping Geneva in straight sets to move to 11-0. Check out all the scores, stats, and next slate of games below. Naples (11-0) 9Waterloo (0-9) 0 NAP: Connor Betrus (2g); Isaac Ward (2g); Oscar Austin (1g, 2a); Robert Cowell (1g); Aaron Hall (1g); Maddox Mannella (1g, 2a); Finlay Webster (1g) Mynderse (11-2) 1Newark (5-5-1) 3 Lima Christian (2-7)HAC (3-8)4:30 p.m. Southern CayugaRed Creek (1-10)7 p.m. Newark/Lyons (3-6) 2Midlakes (3-9-1) 1 East Rochester (4-5-1) 7Sodus (0-11) 0 WIL: Lauren Schmeelk (3g); Natalie Karasinski (1g); Haeden Wing (1g) Southern Cayuga Red Creek (6-3-1)5 p.m. Penn Yan (8-1)Marcus Whitman (5-5-2)5 p.m. HAC (10-1) 3Greece Odyssey/Olympia (1-9) 1 Set 1: 25-14Set 2: 25-22 (GO/O)Set 3: 25-17Set 4: 25-6 Geneva (5-7) 0Bloomfield (11-0) 3 Set 1: 25-15Set 2: 25-16Set 3: 25-11 Midlakes (7-2)Newark (1-6)No score was provided. South Seneca/Romulus (7-4) 0Waterloo (7-4) 3 Set 1: 25-8Set 2: 25-20Set 3: 25-18 Sodus (1-8)Lyons (9-1)6:15 p.m. Mynderse (3-9)Penn Yan (1-9)6:30 p.m....

1+ mon, 4+ week ago (121+ words) A Wayne County man is facing DWI charges after state troopers pulled him over on Route 31 in Palmyra late Sunday night. According to New York State Police, 28-year-old Tyrelle J. Teabout of Newark was stopped around 9:56 p.m. on Sept. 28 by Troopers from the SP Lyons barracks for Vehicle and Traffic Law violations. During the stop, troopers observed signs of intoxication and conducted field sobriety tests, which Teabout failed. He was arrested and taken to SP Lyons for processing, where he registered a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.15% " nearly twice the legal limit. Teabout was charged with: He was issued appearance tickets and is scheduled to appear in Palmyra Town Court on October 15....