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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County Executive Adam Bello has said the medical examiner’s office has been historically underfunded, and the legislation sought to rectify that. -
But the city has issued far more speeding tickets than at the same time last year. -
Caroline Solomon comes to the institute from Gallaudet University, a private university for deaf and hard of hearing students in Washington, D.C. -
It will begin service on Monday, July 14. -
The county expected to begin construction on the pavilion this year, but bids came in much higher than expected, delaying that work. -
The literary center's board has hired Michael Solis of Brooklyn as successor to Alison Meyers, who is stepping down later this year. -
The county wants to contract with Genesee Transportation Council to develop a restoration plan for the arched bridges. -
A crew hired by CSX is repairing the bridge, which closed 18 months ago due to structural issues. This comes after pressure by the town of Ogden and Monroe County. -
Village officials are discussing the possibility of installing signs with the native plants' English names, and their Seneca language names. -
Temperatures are expected to hit the mid-90s Monday and Tuesday, but it'll feel like more than 100 degrees.
