Jeremy Moule
Deputy editorJeremy Moule is a deputy editor with WXXI News.
He’s a 2001 graduate of St. John Fisher College, now called St. John Fisher University. Prior to his time with CITY and then WXXI News, he did stints at the Messenger-Post papers, the now-defunct Journal-Register in his hometown of Medina, the Bee Group Newspapers in suburban Buffalo, and the Batavia Daily News.
When Jeremy is not on the job, he enjoys photography, reading, and watching horror movies of all types. He lives in the Wadsworth Square neighborhood of the city with his greyhound, Gold.
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Refuse and recycling collection will be delayed by one day for the remainder of the week.
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Temperatures are expected to drop Wednesday afternoon and the wind will pick up, with snow arriving Thursday. -
The organization is also getting $49,000 from the state.
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The town is taking over prosecution of traffic offenses, something currently handled by the Monroe County District Attorney's Office. -
Law enforcement officials are working to determine his identity.
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Half of the money will go toward a program that prevents seniors from getting scammed.
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People who are at risk of having their utilities shut off do have some protections under state law.
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They'll close every Friday into the new year, but locations will also have later hours earlier in the week. And the mobile units will continue operating.
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Some of the sources are new administrative requirements and a new penalty. -
A 113-year-old water main ruptured early Tuesday at the corner of Culver Road and Meredith Street.
