Albion, United States (Local)
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Tom Rivers primarily focuses on local news in Orleans County, New York. His coverage heavily emphasizes government and politics, as well as community events and seasonal topics.
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By: Tom Rivers
KNOWLESVILLE – Brittany Glasier, a behavior specialist with Arc GLOW, paints a temporary tattoo on Tammy Cummings of Barker as part of Saturday's 5th Annual Jonathan Doherty and Gladys Hopper Self-Advocacy Day.
By: Tom Rivers
A photo of an ox mascot riding a hydrobike in Medina's Canal Basin is one of five state-wide winners in a photo contest by the New York State Association of Counties.
The $268 billion enacted state budget from last week triples funding to muncipalities in Temporary Municipal Assistance, up from $50 million in the 2025-26 state budget to $150 million in the new budget.
By: Tom Rivers
CLARENDON – Heron Falls, a mobile home park off Route 31A with about 400 housing units and 800 residents, has asked the Clarendon Town Board to create a sewer district that would serve the park and connect into the Village of Holley system.
By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 2 June 2026 at 8:21 am Don Adams brings lots of optimism, joy in teaching kids to exercise and swim
By: Tom Rivers
ALBION – The school district on Monday recognized retiring teachers for their long commitment to students and also honored other retiring staff who have been integral to the district operations. Altogether, the 13 retirees have worked 304 years at the district.
CLARENDON – Clarendon Deputy Town Supervisor Allen Robinson, left, and Town Supervisor Marc Major stand by a new defibrillator, first aid station and emergency handbook at the Clarendon Town Hall. It is located inside the town courtroom.
By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 3 June 2026 at 8:56 pm GCEDC calls pause on new projects ‘egregious infringement on our local decision-making rights'
By: Tom Rivers
ALBION – The Orleans County Legislature has approved 2 percent raises for department heads and elected officials, with the increases starting June 1, 2026, and then in January 2027 and January 2028.
ALBION – The Albion Rotary Club today presented three scholarships. The recipients include, from left: Neveya Barnes, Kaitlin Bennett and Will Plummer. The Rotary Club meets at Fairhaven Inn.
