Keuka College News

NAPLES, FL, October 3, 2008 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Pauline R. Riemer, Retired Psychiatric Social Worker, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all ...

Dawn Myers Thurmond was inducted into the Keuka College Hall of Fame last Saturday in a ceremony at the college.

Heather Chapman, Regional Manager for Reliant Community Credit Union, will be the United Way of Wayne County's 2009 Campaign chairperson.

Webster Christina Nyman of Webster was named to the dean's list for the spring semester at Keuka College in Yates County.

Southside High School will host a College Fair at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the school cafeteria.

Jessica Mullinnex and Stanley "Stash" Rusin of Oneonta announce their engagement.

Michelle M. Robbins has reduced her commuting time considerably. Robbins, 31, is the new executive director of the Geneva YMCA, succeeding Jack McCanna, who left in August for a job in Kansas City, Mo.

Three Schuyler County graduates from the Class of 2008 were awarded the Joanne S. Hayes Memorial Scholarship during recent commencement ceremonies at the Watkins Glen High School.

Although they've spent weeks and, in some cases, months preparing, many Nazareth College students wound up taking a spontaneous approach to packing for the big move out of their parents' homes and into ...

A Keuka College partnership with Chinese universities briefly came together in New York's Finger Lakes Region.

When it comes to food, homegrown and homemade is always better for you. A new Wayne County company has applied that same concept to fuel for your car.

A Livingston County Sheriff's deputy helped a Leicester family escape their burning home Tuesday afternoon.

A home in Ontario County was demolished Wednesday to make room for one family's future.

Six-point-four million dollars in state aid the city of Rochester expected to lose will be maintained in this year's budget.

Residents from around Rochester came together Sunday to celebrate their Dominican heritage.

LAS VEGAS MAY BE KNOWN AS THE "Entertainment Capital of the World," but for two-and-a-half days the city was the location for a dedicated display of the latest applications in audiovisual and information ...

PEOPLE IN THE TWIN TIERS

Johnathan Dixon figures he's been stopped by Rochester city police six times - at least - since "Zero Tolerance," the city's aggressive crime-fighting program, began 10 months ago.

College costs in the Rochester area have significantly outpaced inflation during the past decade, and the trend is expected to continue.

" The Seneca County Industrial Development Agency has turned to a Seneca Falls native to be its third new executive director in two years.