Motor-vehicle accident on Pearl Street Road
A motor-vehicle accident is reported at 3210 Pearl St. Road. Injuries are minor.
East Pembroke Fire Department is responding.
A motor-vehicle accident is reported at 3210 Pearl St. Road. Injuries are minor.
East Pembroke Fire Department is responding.
A car traveled off the eastbound Thruway and into the woods. Severity of injuries is unknown. The location is mile marker 394.8.
East Pembroke Fire Department and Mercy EMS are dispatched. State Police are on scene.
UPDATE 2:08 p.m.: A head injury is reported.
A man with a partially amputated finger is in and out of consciousness in East Pembroke, following an accident while he was doing roof work.
He was found in a silver pickup truck at 1705 Main Road, between Cleveland and Boyce roads.
East Pembroke Fire Department and Mercy medics are called after law enforcement contacted dispatch.
As conflicts and unrest continue to be commonplace in the Middle East and throughout the world, the spouses and families of our troops continue to struggle both personally and financially at home while their family members are participating in active duty.
The Captain Morgan brand, which has a facility in East Pembroke, has announced a $150,000 donation to Loyola Recovery Foundation, headquartered in Pittsford, through its First Mate Fund (established last year).
The donation will benefit Operation Economic Freedom, a brand-new program of the foundation that focuses on providing job opportunities for veterans, their families and others affiliated with the military.
The donation will be used to recruit and train military spouses to serve as health support specialists and establish a home-based call center to offer assistance to veterans actively recovering from alcohol abuse and other health conditions.
In addition to providing follow-up and transportation services to veterans, the home-based call center will provide more than 30 part-time jobs and enable spouses to work from home on a flexible schedule, affording significant cost-savings in areas like daycare for families with young children.
To date, Captain Morgan has contributed nearly $500,000 to national and local nonprofit organizations through the fund, including Designated Drivers Foundation, Feeding America Tampa Bay, the Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) and various food banks.
To support the First Mate Fund, upload a picture of your Captain’s Pose and share your legendary story at www.Facebook.com/CaptainMorganUSA <http://www.Facebook.com/CaptainMorganUSA>, and the Captain will donate $1 per pose in his quest for One Million Poses and one million dollars to charity.
For more information about Loyola Recovery Foundation, visit http://www.loyolarecovery.com/ <http://www.loyolarecovery.com
An electrical fire was reported at the Batavia Mobile Home Park, Lot #26, at 3322 W. Main St. Road. The trailer has been evacuated and the electical breakers shut off. The fire is now out.
"Everybody's out. The trailer is filled with smoke. I'm checking the panel box," says a Sheriff's deputy at the scene.
East Pembroke and Town of Batavia fire departments responded.
A vehicle that was on fire near a house at 2560 Pratt Road has exploded. The fire is believed to have spread to the structure. East Pembroke Fire Department is responding along with a tanker from the Town of Batavia.
A firefighter says a large amount of black smoke can be seen from the Indian Falls bridge.
A woman at the residence who called 9-1-1 in a panic was told to evacuate the house.
The location is between Slusser and Powers roads.
"Be advised -- it looks like it hasn't spread to the house yet, just the vehicle in the driveway," says a responder.
UPDATE 2:37 p.m.: Town of Batavia is told "to take their time coming in."
UPDATE 2:39 p.m.: The fire is under control. They are looking for hot spots. Medics are called for a person who suffered some minor burns when the fire "flashed over."
A car has struck a pole at 2811 Pratt Road, just east of Powers Road. There are no injuries reported. The pole snapped in half. There are electrical and cable wires down.
East Pembroke Fire Department is responding. Law enforcement is on location.
UPDATE 11:54 a.m.: Westbound traffic on Pratt Road is being shut down.
UPDATE 11:58 p.m.: National Grid was contacted. No ETA given.
UPDATE 12:04 p.m.: National Grid expects to be on scene in about 15 minutes.
UPDATE 12:43 p.m.: The roadway is reopened. Responders are back in service.
A transformer is said to be arcing repeatedly at 3305 Pearl St. Road. No fire is reported. East Pembroke Fire Department is dispatched.
UPDATE 1:50 p.m.: A firefighter on scene reports nothing is showing. National Grid is notified. The caller told dispatch the transformer had arced three or four times today and it was "pretty loud and bright."
A head-on collision with serious injuries is reported at 3265 W. Main St. in the Town of Batavia. A responder on scene says one person is unconscious and another person is semiconscious.
Mercy Flight is unavailable. East Pembroke and Town of Batavia fire departments are responding with all available manpower. Two Mercy ambulances are responding.
East Pembroke personnel are shutting down traffic at Route 5 and Hopkins Road. Town of Batavia's crew is shutting down traffic at Wortendyke Road and Route 5.
Oakfield is called to provide extrication equipment.
UPDATE 7:41 a.m.: Mercy Flight in Batavia became available and is launching momentarily to go to the scene.
UPDATE 7:50 a.m.: Mercy Flight is circling and preparing to land in a field of grass northeast of the crash site. Light winds out of the south, the flight crew is told.
UPDATE 7:54 a.m.: Mercy Flight is on the ground. Both patients have been extricated.
UPDATE 8:05 a.m.: A chief reports that a portion of Route 5 will be shut down for at least an hour. One patient is being taken to a hospital via Mercy Flight and the other is going in an ambulance. Hospitals have not been specified. Two flatbed tow trucks are en route.
UPDATE 8:13 a.m.: Sheriff Gary Maha confirmed that one of the crash victims has died and a coroner has been called.
UPDATE 8:28 a.m.: Mercy Flight is going to Strong Memorial Hospital. The next of kin is being notified regarding the death, then the name of the victim will be released.
UPDATE 9:07 a.m.: Route 5 has been reopened. All fire units back in service.
Today, Genesee Community College announced the Genesee County students who are among 612 on the Dean's List for the Fall 2010 semester. These students earned a quality point index (grade-point average) of 3.50-3.74.
The honorees, their hometowns and attendance status, are:
ALABAMA
Jake Nadolinski, full time
ALEXANDER
Daniel Dudek, part time
Sabrina Herman, full time
Clayton Miller, part time
Teresa Morris, full time
John Ognibene, full time
Laurie Schwab, part time
Cindy Schwartz, part time
Stacy Wirth, full time
Lacey Wolfley, full time
BASOM
Kassondra Conrad, full time
Andrew Greene, full time
Danielle Hirtzel, full time
Ely Winnie, part time
BATAVIA
Jenise Albert, part time
Valeria Antonetty, part time
Jessica Barone, full time
Christopher Blachowicz, full time
Ann Brade, part time
Alex Brasky, part time
Katherine Clemm, full time
Neil DeLillo, part time
Richard DelPlato, part time
Nicole DiSalvo, full time
Erin Dobbertin, full time
Melissa Dorman, full time
Ian Dries, full time
Delores Dyer, full time
Ashley Falcone, full time
Charles Ferraro, full time
Kaelie Grazioplene, full time
Rachel Guppenberger, full time
Kimberly Gutzmer, full time
Brett Hake, part time
Shauna Hutchinson, part time
Kimberly Ianita, full time
Jessica Jaszko, full time
Katie Kosciolek, part time
Gregory Kryman, full time
Jenna Lynn Leach, full time
Shelly Lopez, full time
Elizabeth Martin, full time
Emily Mott, full time
John Mullen, part time
Colleen O'Donnell, full time
Daniel Oquendo, full time
Joseph Pedro, full time
Theresa Pellegrino, part time
Joshua Que, full time
Meagan Roese, full time
Amy Roggow, part time
Erin Ruzzi, full time
Erin Schafer, part time
Joseph Schlossel, part time
James Schnellinger, part time
Amber Shea, full time
Trisha Smith, part time
Brian Sprague, full time
Kathryn Svensen, part time
Mark Temperato, part time
Wendy Walker, part time
Todd Warren, full time
Katelyn Wickson, part time
Caitlin Wilkinson, full time
Mercedes Wollek, full time
Cameron Wright, full time
BERGEN
Karen Beaney, part time
Ryan Chatham, full time
Carrie Cooper, part time
Samantha Elliott, full time
Amanda Heale, full time
Gary Heale, part time
Kelsey Hill, part time
Cynthia Mack, part time
Rebecca Mosher, full time
Tavy Shippers, part time
Ashley Spangenburg, part time
Miranda Tardy, full time
BYRON
Kevin Jackson, full time
Mark McLaughlin, full time
Timothy Nicholas, full time
CORFU
Eric Allen, full time
Shannon Bartlett, part time
John Bernardini, part time
Patrick Betz, full time
Stacy Brockway, part time
Joseph D'Amato, full time
Lisa Falkowski, part time
Melissa Gardner, full time
Jessica Gerould, full time
Ashley Ingram, full time
Jamie Johnson, full time
Tracy Kearney, full time
Victoria Rebmann, full time
Kara Rykert, full time
Ashlin Thuman, part time
Dana Wolbert, full time
DARIEN CENTER
Larissa DeMuth, part time
Abigail Engel, full time
Nadine McClurg, part time
Alexander Muench, full time
Rebecca Piechowiak, full time
Michelle Waldo, full time
EAST BETHANY
Sarah Baird, part time
Karen DeFelice, full time
Ian Lawson, part time
EAST PEMBROKE
Lucinda Barber, part time
ELBA
Michael Anauo, full time
Keenan Hughes, part time
Christopher Johnson, part time
Jeana Pfalzer, full time
Danyelle Scarborough, part time
LE ROY
Jennifer Beherns, part time
Joeylyn Berl, part time
Jacob Bortle, part time
Ashley Carney, part time
Jason Coniber, part time
Chad Cummings, part time
Margery Fitzsimmons, part time
Jamie Givens, part time
Bridget Grayson, part time
Anthony Macaluso, full time
Sharlene Majors, full time
Melissa Meadows, full time
Brenda Melton, full time
Caleb Nicodemus, full time
Joel Pitts, part time
Bethany Roth, full time
Katherine Stearns, part time
Jeremy Tiede, part time
Duane Weber, part time
Bradley Wight, part time
Sharon Wynn, full time
OAKFIELD
Kari Adams, full time
Amanda Bachorski, full time
Ariel Bentkowski, full time
Kristen Casper, full time
Julie Mendez, full time
Kendra Moak, full time
Sara Mooney, full time
Nathan Oaksford, part time
Veronica Rebert, full time
Maria Sanders, full time
Olivia Waldron, full time
PAVILION
Matthew Berkemeier, part time
Daniel Case, part time
Marie Hart, part time
Jeannie Kirch, part time
Brian Leach, full time
Emily Mess, full time
Julia Sallade, full time
Deborah Schroeder, full time
Peter Sherman, part time
James Smart, full time
STAFFORD
Amber Carmichael, part time
Jacob Cone, part time
Mark Williams, part time
Genesee Community College offers more than 60 academic programs and certificates, including the brand-new Veterinary Technology A.A.S. degree and Polysomnographic Technology A.A.S. degree, (the study of sleep disorders).
Genesee is accessible through seven campus locations throughout Western New York, as well as through online classes in the Distance Learning Program.
College housing is available at College Village, just a three-minute walk from the Batavia Campus. With small class sizes and state-of-the-art technology both inside and out of the classroom, Genesee Community College is known for being "high-tech" and "high-touch." Find out more at <http://www.genesee.edu >.
A man was stuck in a rented power lift about 75 feet in the air. He came down a few minutes ago. No problems now. Safe to say on this clear and sunny day, he had a dang good view of the countryside.
He called dispatch to tell them of his plight at 8701 Hartshorn Road in East Pembroke. We guess he was working on some wires. (Turns out, it was a tree.)
East Pembroke Fire Department was called along with Town of Batavia for mutual aid, but the problem with the rig apparently was fixed before crews could arrive. Law enforcement was there.
The rental company was called. The man told dispatch that the machine just shut down -- that maybe it needed a new switch. Of course, it's difficult to diagnose when you're several stories off the ground.
No word on how the machine became operable again.
A motor-vehicle accident with injuries is reported on the Thruway in the westbound lanes at mile marker 395.8.
East Pembroke Fire Department and Mercy EMS are responding.
UPDATE 3:35 p.m.: Traffic is backed up all the way to Kelsey Road. One lane is blocked. A second ambulance is requested. State Troopers are on location.
UPDATE 3:47 p.m.: Mercy EMS is told to go back in service. Oakfield is continuing.
UPDATE 4:10 p.m.: Emergency responders are back in service.
The smell of smoke is reported inside a residence at 8409 Indian Falls Road in Indian Falls. The basement of the home is flooded, too.
Oakfield, East Pembroke and Pembroke fire units are called.
UPDATE 8:03 p.m.: Assignment back in service.
A snowmobiler has struck a tree on a trail just north of 2274 Angling Road. East Pembroke Fire Department is responding along with Mercy medics.
The victim is unable to get off the trail.
UPDATE 6:35 p.m.: Mercy Flight status to fly is requested and the caller is told it is unable to fly.
UPDATE 6:38 p.m.: The victim is said to be off the trail, and an emergency responder is "taking a snowmobile to the accident."
UPDATE 6:40 p.m.: A Mercy Flight helicopter out of Buffalo has been started toward the accident scene. A landing zone is to be established at Pembroke School.
UPDATE 6:58 p.m.: Mercy Flight says it's two minutes away from landing. The pilot is told the victim seems to have only internal injuries and is awaiting their arrival inside the ambulance.
UPDATE 7:13 p.m: East Pembroke Fire Department and Mercy medics are back in service. Presumably, the victim is being taken to Strong Memorial Hospital.
A one-car rollover accident is reported on the Thruway, eastbound at mile marker 398.8. East Pembroke Fire Department and Mercy EMS are responding. There are injuries, but their severity is unknown.
Callers say responders should use caution upon approach since there are reportedly people running across the roadway to the accident scene.
UPDATE 3 p.m.: A responder says the accident is not a rollover.
UPDATE 3:01 p.m.: Apparently there are two separate incidents. One car is off the roadway at mile marker 398. A half mile eastward, a black SUV was overturned, but is now right-side up. The occupants are out and seem to have suffered lacerations only.
A possible chimney fire is reported at 2185 Route 5. A passerby called dispatch and said heavy smoke, with a yellow-brown hue, was pouring from the chimney.
East Pembroke and Pembroke fire departments are responding.
A firefighter said it is possible that they've responded to that address previously for the same kind of report but the heavy smoke was due to the type of wood the residents burn.
UPDATE 4:20 p.m.: This was not a chimney fire. Responders are put back in service.
A motor-vehicle accident with injuries is reported in East Pembroke across from the Arrow Mart.
The address is 2594 Main Road.
Fire personnel and Mercy EMS are responding.
A rollover accident is reported on the Thruway at mile marker 399, westbound. There is possible entrapment. The availability of Mercy Flight is sought.
East Pembroke and Indian Falls fire departments and Mercy EMS are responding.
UPDATE 2:58 p.m.: Mercy Flight is on "in-air standby." A tanker is called to the scene. Everybody is out of the vehicle.
UPDATE 3:07 p.m.: Mercy Flight has been cancelled.
A fire is reported in a detached garage on Angling Road, near Read Road in East Pembroke. The garage is part of property at 8670 Read Road.
Heavy smoke is coming from the garage eaves.
East Pembroke and Corfu fire departments are responding, along with Mercy EMS.
UPDATE 4:51 p.m.: All traffic is being shut down at Read and Angling roads as well as West Avenue and Angling Road.
UPDATE 5:27 p.m.: The fire is out. The chief says the fire probably started due to an electrical malfunction in a vehicle parked inside.
A motor-vehicle accident with a minor injury is reported at 2677 W. Main St. Road in front of Jim's Saloon. East Pembroke Fire Department and Mercy EMS are responding nonemergency.
It's most likely going to be a "sign-off." The patient is now in the kitchen at the saloon.
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