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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Monroe County Executive Adam Bello used the speech to highlight his administration's accomplishments, but also to caution that the county stands to lose $150 million that helps pay for some initiatives. -
Democrats have assailed President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill” with attacks tailored to blue-collar voters who have shifted toward the Republican Party. -
Catholic Charities Community and Family Services announced the closure of its refugee resettlement program this week. But it will keep providing other services to refugees. -
The Gillett Road bridge was closed after the state Department of Transportation issued two "red flag" warnings about the structural integrity of its supports. CSX removed its rails beneath the bridge many years ago. -
The Coalition to Prevent Lead Poisoning has been using the federal award to expand its programs around training, education, and outreach. -
Town officials have tried to find someone to rehabilitate the Webster Furniture Strippers building, but without success. -
It's also offering free rides through Memorial Day. -
Hilton, Spencerport, and Churchville-Chili voters shot down propositions to buy electric buses. -
They're getting $5,000 each for new or existing programs. -
Monroe County legislators approved a measure that will allow the Sheriff's Office to install the readers at dozens of locations.
