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Meet Cindy!

Meet Cindy! Cindy is a one and a half year old Lab/terrier mix who weighs about 35 pounds. She was transferred to Lollypop Farm from a shelter in Ohio after being found there as a stray. Cindy had leg surgery at Lollypop Farm last summer and then went to rehab during her recovery, but now she is all ready to be adopted! She is a sweet dog who wants to be friends to everyone! Cindy would do best in a home without kids under 14, and she would prefer to be the only dog in the household. This beautiful dog would make a wonderful friend. To find out more about Cindy, call 223-1330 or visit her at Lollypop Farm at 99 Victor Rd., Fairport 14450. Sammy, our "Friday's Friend" from last week, is still available.

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Eastside forecast for January 27

Eastside forecast for January 27

News 10NBC Meteorologist Rich Caniglia pinpoints today’s east side community weather forecast.

Fairport teacher charged with DWI under Leandra's Law

Fairport teacher charged with DWI under Leandra's Law

A Victor man may have saved the lives of a mother and her two children. Police say she was driving drunk when he spotted her and stopped her from going any farther.

36-year-old Caroline White is an elementary school teacher in Fairport. White was arraigned in Canandaigua City Court Friday morning. She’s being charged under Leandra’s Law. Police say she was driving drunk with her two toddlers in the back seat.

White was released on $2,000 bail. However, her two children were taken from her and she is not allowed to get anywhere near them.

Dan Zenner says White had those two kids in the car with her last night as she drove along Route 251 in Victor. He was behind her and says he witnessed a scary sight. “A car was driving erratically. It was going off the road, left and right, and I said ‘There’s going to be an accident any second.

High Falls Hockey cancels all its pond hockey tournaments

The mild winter has not been good news for local hockey players. On Thursday, organizers for the High Falls Hockey, along with Labatt Blue have decided to officially cancel all its Pond Hockey Tournaments.

The tournaments were to be held next month in Fairport, Bushnell's Basin and Carey Lake.

For more Rochester, N.Y. go to www.whec.com

 

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First female constantant to win NBC's "The Biggest Loser" speaks in Fairport

First female constantant to win NBC's "The Biggest Loser" speaks in Fairport

The first female contestant to win "The Biggest Loser", will join local weight loss and nutritional organization, Slender Center, to celebrate its 25th anniversary with an educational luncheon.

Ali Vincent will speak to attendees at the Woodcliff Hotel and Spa today from 12-1:30pm.

Those in attendance will receive a two-week jumpstart weight loss program from Slender Center along with a two-week trial membership to Penfield Fitness & Racquet Club.

"The Biggest Loser" airs on Tuesday nights on News10NBC.

 

 

Two escape overnight fire in Perinton

Two people are safe after an overnight fire in the town of Perinton.

Firefighters say the fire started around 1:00 a.m. Thursday morning in the sunroom of a home on Shannon Glen, which is off of Whitney Road.

The two adults were able to escape unharmed thanks to working smoke detectors. Firefighters extinguished the fire quickly upon arrival at the scene.

The Red Cross is providing shelter to the two people who live at the home because of smoke damage.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Eat right, treat right challenge

Eat right, treat right challenge

Some local athletes are helping some area school children learn some important lessons.

Members of the Rochester Lancers Indoor Soccer Team are challenging kids to take care of their bodies and each other. The anti-bullying, good nutrition campaign all starts with teaching kids how to be good sports.

Linda Schamberger’s kindergarten class got a lesson in life today from members of the Rochester Lancer’s Indoor Soccer Team. Players were invited to Brooks Hill Elementary School in Fairport to promote pro-social behavior and conflict resolution. It’s part of a larger campaign by the team called the Eat Right, Treat Right Challenge.

Eat right, taking care of their bodies and what they do for themselves.