Created: February 03, 2021 06:14 PM
HENRIETTA, N.Y. (WHEC) The string of catalytic converter thefts continues with another stolen from a business off of Jefferson Road in Henrietta.
Allen Associates, a concession supply company, had a catalytic converter stolen from one of its service vehicles Sunday night. The incident was caught on the company s security footage. Oftentimes the victim owns a larger vehicle like a delivery van or some kind of commercial van or truck, Gates Police Department Lt. David Sapienza said. Since about September there s been about a hundred of them, at least that have been reported to the police, he said.
Abingdon resident Phil Rose and his ten-year-old daughter Maizie A CARING father is lacing up his running shoes for the eight time to thank Oxford Children s Hospital staff who cared for his young daughter when she was treated for a rare form of cancer as a toddler. Phil Rose, who lives in Abingdon, first got involved in the OX5 Run in 2013, after he received the heartbreaking news that his two-year-old was diagnosed with cancer after doctors found a stomach tumour. Maizie, who is now aged ten, was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma – a rare childhood cancer that affects cells in the chest and stomach.
Abingdon resident Phil Rose and his ten-year-old daughter Maizie A CARING father is lacing up his running shoes for the eight time to thank Oxford Children s Hospital staff who cared for his young daughter when she was treated for a rare form of cancer as a toddler. Phil Rose, who lives in Abingdon, first got involved in the OX5 Run in 2013, after he received the heartbreaking news that his two-year-old was diagnosed with cancer after doctors found a stomach tumour. Maizie, who is now aged ten, was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma – a rare childhood cancer that affects cells in the chest and stomach.
2 More Iconic Restaurants Fold Under Coronavirus: Cliff House Closes, 21 Club Shutters
12/14/20 AT 9:12 AM
Two more iconic restaurants have succumbed to the coronavirus pandemic. This time, the historic locations affected are on the West and East Coast.
The owners of San Francisco’s well-known The Cliff House restaurant are closing its doors for good after running the establishment for nearly 48 years. The Cliff House location has a history that dates back 157 years.
The Cliff House had temporarily switched to take-out orders during the pandemic, but it wasn’t enough to keep the iconic restaurant in business during the COVID-19 crisis. The restaurant, which is known for its ocean views of the Pacific Ocean, will shutter its doors on Dec. 31.