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Rochester Man Stabbed Multiple Times on North Street, Investigation Underway
19Dec By Grace ThompsonNo Comments
Crime

Rochester Man Stabbed Multiple Times on North Street, Investigation Underway

(WNY News Now) On Sunday night, a Rochester man was repeatedly stabbed on North Street, resulting in his hospitalization. The assault is still being investigated, and police are looking for information. New York's Rochester. After being stabbed on Sunday night in the vicinity of North Street, a 36-year-old man is currently recuperating in the hospital. Around 7 p.m., police received a call saying that someone had been stabbed. The guy had numerous cuts and puncture wounds to his upper and lower torso when the authorities arrived. The man was taken right away to the hospital for medical attention, according to the Rochester Police Department. Thankfully, it is anticipated that he will recover from his injuries. No one has been arrested yet, but it's still unclear what exactly happened bef...
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South Carolina Education Budget: Focus on Teacher Pay, Rural Schools, and Infrastructure
19Dec By Grace ThompsonNo Comments
News

South Carolina Education Budget: Focus on Teacher Pay, Rural Schools, and Infrastructure

Columbia, S.C.Serving over 800,000 students, South Carolina's public schools continue to receive billions of dollars in taxpayer funding each year, making them a top priority for the state's budget. The Department of Education is laying out its goals for the next fiscal year as lawmakers get ready to meet again in January. Ellen Weaver, the state superintendent of education, is pushing for large investments, especially in rural school infrastructure and teacher compensation. Building on recent accomplishments that saw starting pay rise from $32,000 to $47,000 over the previous six years, Weaver wants to raise the minimum teacher compensation to $50,000. In order to draw the best teachers to the most underserved communities, she also suggests spending $5 million to extend a strategic compen...
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Parolee Convicted of Murdering Former Employer in Gates
19Dec By Grace ThompsonNo Comments
Courts

Parolee Convicted of Murdering Former Employer in Gates

Rochester, New York (WNY News Now).In a September 2023 shooting in Gates, a parolee with a violent criminal past was found guilty of killing his former boss. After responding to a complaint on Pixley Parkway on the evening of September 30, Gates Police found 47-year-old Jessica Romich dead from at least one gunshot wound. Malik Black, 48, drove to Romich's place of business, confronted her as she was leaving, and shot her in cold blood, investigators quickly concluded. Black was on parole at the time of the incident and had prior convictions for second-degree murder and criminal possession of a weapon. He was taken into custody and accused of first-degree murder and third-degree criminal possession of a weapon. On January 29, 2025, Black is scheduled to be sentenced in front of the New Yor...
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York County Weather: Mild Week Ahead with Arctic Chill for Christmas Weekend
19Dec By Grace ThompsonNo Comments
News

York County Weather: Mild Week Ahead with Arctic Chill for Christmas Weekend

This Christmas season, York County residents may anticipate a weather rollercoaster, with pleasant temperatures giving way to a chilly Arctic blast just in time for the holiday. Compared to previous cold spells, this week's temperatures will feel rather mild. But as Arctic air moves into the area on Saturday and Sunday, there will likely be a big decrease, with lows in the low 20s by Monday. With this, cold weather akin to recent cold outbreaks will return. Since there is no snow predicted for the foreseeable future, a white Christmas is regrettably not in the cards this year. The week between Christmas and New Year's is predicted to have mild or even above-normal temperatures due to a quick warm-up after the holiday chill. Additionally, a warmer-than-normal New Year's Day is anticipated, ...
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YCSO Launches Free Project Lifesaver Program for At-Risk Wandering Citizens
19Dec By Grace ThompsonNo Comments
Government

YCSO Launches Free Project Lifesaver Program for At-Risk Wandering Citizens

SC's York County The York County Sheriff's Office (YCSO) is pleased to announce that it has joined the globally acclaimed Project Lifesaver Program, a quick response effort created to identify people who are at danger of wandering because of cognitive impairments. Residents of York County can now participate in the initiative, which offers radio-frequency tracking bracelets to those with special needs, including those with Alzheimer's, autism, Down syndrome, traumatic brain injury, dementia, and epilepsy. In order to be eligible, participants must be in the custody of a family member or caregiver who promises to keep the device in good working order and alert YCSO in the event of an emergency. Sheriff Kevin Tolson stated, "This proactive approach is about saving lives and reducing injury...
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New arrest warrant amplifies Florida’s fight with feds over second Trump assassination attempt
19Dec By Grace ThompsonNo Comments
News

New arrest warrant amplifies Florida’s fight with feds over second Trump assassination attempt

On Wednesday, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody declared that the state has secured an arrest warrant for Ryan Routh, who is currently detained in federal prison on suspicion of trying to kill Donald Trump, for attempted felony murder. It's part of an ongoing back and forth between Florida Republican leaders and the Biden administration on the state's investigation of the September assassination attempt, the second attempt on Trump's life in three months. The trial date for Routh is scheduled for February. Florida officials claim that despite Routh's five federal allegations, which include trying to kill a presidential candidate, the federal government has prevented the state from conducting its own investigation or cooperating with the federal one. Following Moody's revelation at a mo...
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U.S. reports first severe human case of bird flu, in a patient hospitalized in Louisiana
19Dec By Grace ThompsonNo Comments
News

U.S. reports first severe human case of bird flu, in a patient hospitalized in Louisiana

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that a person in Louisiana was hospitalized with avian flu, the nation's first serious human H5N1 illness. This would be the first time a backyard flock has been linked to a bird flu infection in a U.S. citizen, the government said, adding that the individual was most likely exposed to the virus from the flock. During a briefing on Wednesday, Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, stated that although an investigation is still underway to determine the origin of this infection in Louisiana, it is thought that the patient who was reported by Louisiana had contact with sick or dead birds on their property. Louisiana reported the case as a suspected positive on Friday, and CDC lab...
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S.C. Archives and History Foundation announces program on S.C. Maritime History
19Dec By Grace ThompsonNo Comments
Government

S.C. Archives and History Foundation announces program on S.C. Maritime History

S.C., ColumbiaSouth Carolina's Maritime History, the newest event organized by the South Carolina Archives and History Foundation (SCAHF), will take place at the SC History Center in Columbia on Saturday, February 1, 2025. The rich nautical history of South Carolina includes pirates, trade, battle, and adventure. To be informed and entertained by a panel of knowledgeable speakers addressing South Carolina's maritime history, register today. To register and view the event brochure, go to https://scarchivesandhistoryfoundation.org/category/news-events/. Pre-registration is strongly advised. The cost of registration includes lunch. Among the presentations are Pirates, Planters, and Proprietors: The Early South Carolina Economy,The Royal Navy in colonial-era South Carolina, Joe Long, South ...
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11 best blow dryer brushes, according to editors and hairstylists
19Dec By Grace ThompsonNo Comments
News

11 best blow dryer brushes, according to editors and hairstylists

Nothing makes my hair feel better than a brand-new blowout with bouncy curls. Is there anything better? Fortunately, you can achieve a salon-quality finish without learning to use a hair dryer and roundbrush simultaneously. A blow dryer brush, also referred to as a 3-in-1 hair tool that dries, detangles, and styles hair all at once, demands less effort while producing the same effects. I talked to hairstylists and compiled their suggestions, along with NBC Select staff favorites and highly regarded options, to help you learn about this popular equipment, including how to use it correctly and what to think about before buying one. GO Ahead and SkipWhy should I trust NBC Select? How did I choose the best blow dryer brushes? The best blow dryer brushes | How to shop for blow dryer brushes? ...
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Formula 1 driver Sergio Pérez says he’s leaving Red Bull, opening up a coveted seat
19Dec By Grace ThompsonNo Comments
News

Formula 1 driver Sergio Pérez says he’s leaving Red Bull, opening up a coveted seat

After four years, Formula 1 driver Sergio Prez is officially departing Red Bull Racing. The Mexican driver and the team announced on Wednesday that they had come to an agreement to split ways before his contract expires. The choice frees up a highly sought-after spot as a teammate of four-time world champion Max Verstappen. The 35-year-old Prez praised the squad and wished them well in the future in a statement meant to provide a friendly farewell. For the previous four years with Oracle Red Bull Racing and the chance to compete with such a fantastic team, I am immensely thankful. "I'll always treasure the accomplishments we made together, and driving for Red Bull has been an unforgettable experience," he stated. We would especially like to thank the Mexican fans for their daily, steadfas...
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