Lyndonville News

A Lyndonville youth was arrested Tuesday at the Orleans- Niagara Board of Cooperative Educational Services center here and charged with pulling a knife on a classmate.

The auditorium was silent as the results of the 2010 Orleans County Junior Miss Scholarship Program were read.

Harriett M. Fauler, age 97, of Spring Street, Westfield died Sunday, November 8, 2009 at Absolut Care of Westfield.

Village residents couldn't believe what they were hearing as they approached the M&T bank on the corner of Main Street and Maple Avenue in Lyndonville early Thursday afternoon: The bank had been robbed.

A hotel/motel occupancy tax was enacted Wednesday by the Orleans County Legislature.

Orleans County Legislature hopefuls voiced their stance on several important issues in a candidate forum Thursday.

Officials at the Lyndonville Central School District are happy with the results of an audit recently completed by the state comptroller's office regarding internal controls over payroll.

A house fire left an Orleans County family homeless after it swept through their two-story home Friday night, according to the Orleans County Sheriff's Office.

Teachers and staff of the Lyndonville Central School District expressed thanks to the board of education at its most recent meeting for sending them to professional development conferences over the summer.

A Town of Niagara woman was charged with felony driving while intoxicated after a traffic stop on Niagara Falls Boulevard on Saturday night.

Wednesday marked the kickoff of the 2010 "Together We Matter" campaign for the Western United Way Board.

Residents of 506 E. Center St. escaped the flames uninjured when a fire broke out in their home early Tuesday morning.

Medina police believe speed was a factor in a rollover crash that temporarily closed a busy intersection early today.

A Ridge Road man was fatally injured Monday when the vehicle he was repairing fell on him.

Over the next week, the Niagara Gazette will shine the spotlight on Sept. 15's primary election.

It's a messy situation on the Route 104 Irondequoit Bay Bridge. A tanker carrying a mixture of corn syrup and brine started leaking its cargo just before noon today as it was crossing the bridge from Irondequoit to Webster.

Jo Ann Hall fell in love with cobblestone homes when she was a little girl. Her grandparents at that time owned a large cobblestone home in Medina.

A homeowner followed two men he suspected had broken into his Johnson Creek Road home until police could catch up and arrest the pair.

Two men were arrested Monday morning after Somerset residents came home to find the men burglarizing their house, Niagara County sheriff's officials reported.

Two men were arrested Monday morning after Somerset residents came home to find the men burglarizing their house, Niagara County sheriff's officials reported.