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Eastside Sports opens at Four Corners in Penfield

A new hometown sports apparel store, Eastside Sports, opens doors at Four Corners this week.

Owner Mary Kay Cummings first got the idea to open Eastside Sports when she was looking for shirts for her children who play Penfield youth sports.

As she started shopping, she noticed that it was difficult to find a nearby retailer that sold the Penfield apparel she was looking for.

“There’s nowhere to walk in and get it unless you go online, and I’m not an online shopper,” said Cummings, 41.

So about six months ago, she brought her request before the town when she learned the space at Four Corners, which used to house  Divine Hair, would soon become available.

The Town Board gave the shop the green light last month, and Cummings will open her store on Tuesday, May 8.

The 41-year-old continues to own and operate a hair salon in Fairport, Studio 36, which she’s run for the last 10 years.

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St. Ann’s to unveil new facilities in Webster, Irondequoit

St. Ann’s Community is having not one but two grand opening ceremonies this Saturday, May 12.

The ceremonies, at 1:30 p.m. on St. Ann’s Irondequoit campus, 1500 Portland Ave., and at 3 p.m. on the Webster campus, 900 Cherry Ridge Blvd., will mark the opening of two new buildings: The St. Ann’s Transitional Care Center in Irondequoit and the St. Ann’s Care Center at Cherry Ridge in Webster."

The new centers have been designed and built to provide truly person-centered health care to local seniors, and are expected to greatly change the way St. Ann’s serves its residents and short-term patients from local towns.

The new buildings were created with hotel-like accommodations with flat screen televisions, Wi-Fi and, on the Irondequoit campus, even a Bistro Café with gourmet coffee, pastries, and light meals. Country kitchens will enable staff to cook for residents and patients.

Ginna Nuclear Power Plant to test emergency sirens

Constellation Energy Nuclear Group’s (CENG) R.E. Ginna Nuclear Power Plant will perform a test of its public notification system between 9:45 a.m. and 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 10.

The test will involve sounding all 96 sirens in Ginna's 10-mile radius for three to five minutes. Additional single-siren tests may be conducted throughout the day.

All sirens in the notification system are tested regularly to ensure public safety.

Deputies: Missing Walworth man found in Webster

News10NBC has learned the missing 38-year-old Walworth man has been found.

Police say Kenneth Young walked away from his home in Wayne County Sunday afternoon. People were concerned about him because he is mentally challenge, has diabetes and needed medical attention.

The Wayne County Sheriff’s Department says a Webster Police officer found him walking along Ridge Road near the Webster Police Department. Wayne County Sheriff's deputies say he is ok. 

Comics Cure Cancer

The Comedy Club in Webster was not only full of laughs Sunday night but those laughs raised money to fight cancer.

The event was called "Comics Cure Cancer" and the goal was to raise money for the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.

Event organizers say laughter is the best medicine so local comedians Jamie Lissow and Steve Burr came out and gave it all they had.

The event wrapped up at 10 p.m.

Motorcyclist in guarded condition after crash

A Webster man is in guarded condition after a serious motorcycle crash Thursday night.

Monroe County Sheriff's Deputies say 61-year-old Michael Czebat lost control around 8 p.m. and hit a guard rail on the 390 north ramp to 590.

The ramp was closed for more than an hour so deputies could reconstruct the accident and clean up the scene.

Investigators are still trying to figure out why the man lost control of his bike.

Meet Cinna!

Meet Cinna!

Cinna is a female hound mix who is 3 years old and weighs 70 pounds. She was brought to Lollypop Farm because her family was moving and couldn’t bring her along. Cinna hopes she finds a new home soon! Cinna is a loveable dog with a sweet face. The best home for her would be one without cats – she would rather chase cats than make friends! She would also do best in a home without young children and without other dogs. Cinna would love to find an owner who would take her for lots of walks.

To find out more about Cinna, call 223-1330 or visit Lollypop Farm at 99 Victor Rd., Fairport 14450.

Max, our "Friday's Friend" from last week, has been adopted.