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4 days ago
- Business
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Popular farmers market opens for summer season
CANANDAIGUA, NY — The reaction from customers and vendors to the most recent Winter Canandaigua Farmers Market season — one that saw a move from its traditional winter home to the Mill Street market pavilion — was universally positive, according to Bob Stevenson, who manages the market. The pavilion, of course, is where the market operates throughout the summer and fall season, which opens June 7. 'People have gone out of their way to say thanks for the move,' Stevenson said. The market will add three new vendors this year, but customers can expect many of the same faces and vibe as previous markets offered. Yes, there will be a music series this year. And yes, there will be family-friendly special events throughout the season. 'Over the last few years, the market has become much more than a place to purchase healthy, fresh local products,' Stevenson said. 'It has become a community that is an integral part of downtown Canandaigua.' Here's more of what you should know. The market is located in downtown Canandaigua on the east side of South Main Street in the parking lot between Lafayette Avenue and Mill Street. Signs are posted to direct visitors to the market, 167 Mill St. When you've found the pavilion, you've found the market. Opening day is 9 a.m. to noon June 7. The market operates Saturdays through Oct. 30. The market boasts 35 vendors who represent a wide variety of locally grown and locally produced fruit, vegetables, meats, meals, honey, maple syrup, mushrooms and other food-related products. Vendors and customers are very loyal and over the years have gotten to know each other. A varied mix of familiar faces include Seasons of NY, which Stevenson's wife Anne runs and offers soups, entrees and pastries; Seneca Vegetables, an original market vendor; Riedman Happy Hives, with honey and honeycombs; Ms. Linzy's Mac-N-Cheese; Howell Farm, for garlic, peppers and tomatoes; and many others. Two award-winning breweries in the Finger Lakes region, Brewery Ardennes of Geneva and Keuka Brewing Co. of Hammonsport, also will be there. See the complete vendor list at 'We are a true farmers market. That is, our vendors grow or produce what they sell,' Stevenson said. 'They don't buy and sell products from other producers." Black Sheep Distillery, from Prattsburgh, Steuben County, produces a small, yet diverse selection of handcrafted spirits that represent the terroir of the Finger Lakes and New York state. Spirit and Abundance, from Rochester, crafts plant-based, artisanal cheese that is free of dairy, gluten and soy. Amazing Grains Bread Co., from Fairport, uses fresh ingredients and traditional methods to produce artisanal breads. For more information about the Canandaigua Farmers Market, which has been selected as "Best in the Finger Lakes" three years running, visit or Mike Murphy covers Canandaigua and other communities in Ontario County and writes the Eat, Drink and Be Murphy food and drink column. Follow him on X at @MPN_MikeMurphy. This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Canandaigua Farmers Market opens for summer 2025 season
Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Sport
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Pittsford surprises state ranked Canandaigua
Grant Lewis scored four times to lead Pittsford past a Canandaigua by a score of 11-10 in the rain Wednesday night at Sutherland. The Grey Wolves came into the game ranked number two in New York State at Class B. This was also the first time a Section Five team beat Canandaigua all season. Lewis scored with three seconds left in the first quarter to put Pittsford ahead 4-3. They led the rest of the way. Canandaigua had possession with a chance to tie only once in the fourth quarter. Charlie Ryan and Avery Valenti each added a pair of goals for the Panthers. Canandaigua was led by Patrick Olvany's hat trick. Mike Belles and Ryan Bremer each also scored twice. Pittsford has won their last three and upped their record to 12-3. The Grey Wolves suffered their second consecutive loss after opening the season 14-0. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
11-05-2025
- Automotive
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Rochester man hospitalized after sprint car crash
CANANDAIGUA, N.Y. (WROC) – A man from Rochester was hospitalized Saturday evening after a sprint car crash at Land of Legends Raceway in Canandaigua. Deputies with the Ontario County Sheriff's Office say 54-year-old Gillbert Tegg Jr. struck a concrete barrier, causing the vehicle to overturn. Emergency crews extricated Tegg from the vehicle. Tegg was taken to Strong Memorial Hospital. His injuries are serious but are not life-threatening. Deputies say a mechanical issue with the vehicle played a factor in the head-on crash. No one else was injured in the crash. Crews with the Canandaigua Fire Department and Canandaigua Emergency Squad also responded to the 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
30-04-2025
- Sport
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Wild end of quarter surge powers Irondequoit
Irondequoit scored twice in the final 12 seconds of the third quarter to break a 5-5 tie and never looked back in a 9-7 home win over Canandaigua Tuesday night. The Grey Wolves are currently ranked 12th in the New York State Sportswriters Class B poll. Shannon Seymour got the go-ahead goal with 12 seconds left after a CA turnover left the ball bouncing free right in front of the net. The next play was about as efficient as it gets. Irondequoit won the faceoff and Lila Velepec got a head of steam across the Canandaigua restraining line. She fed Marin Jaeger at the top of the 8-meter arc who one-touched a pass to Revlie Genier on the crease. Genier fired without hesitation over the goalie's head with 0.6 seconds left to double the Irondequoit lead. The Eagles scored the first two goals of the fourth quarter to go in front 9-5 and cruised home from there. The domination of the last 12 seconds of the third quarter did not compare to what Irondequoit did in the entirety of the second. Canandaigua could barely even clear the ball out of their own half and did not have a shot attempt the entire second period. Irondequoit got a pair of goals from Lucy Whipple sandwiched around one from Ellie Bottiglier and took a 5-2 lead to halftime. The Grey Wolves owned the third quarter. At least the first 11:48. Lola Schorr found the back of the net 13 seconds into the period and Samantha Lupton scored a pair to draw CA even before Irondequoit's late flurry. Whipple led Irondequoit with three goals. Seymour and Grace Bottiglier added two more for the Eagles. Lupton had a hat trick of her own for Penfield while Schorr and Kiera Gioseffi each finished with two goals and an assist. Irondequoit snapped a four-game losing streak to even their record at 4-4. Canandaigua fell to 5-4. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
18-04-2025
- Sport
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Primetime 585 Spotlight Team: Canandaigua Girls Lacrosse
CANANDAIGUA, N.Y. (WROC) — The Primetime 585 Spotlight Team is the Canandaigua girls lacrosse team. The Gray Wolves pulled off an overtime win against a very good HF-L team. With HF-L's Duke commit Shay Angelo scoring 4 goals, the Cougars seemed to be in control and were leading 8-6 with under 3 and a half minutes left to go. But Canandaigua would get 3 quick goals from Leah Sheridan, Lola Schorr and Nola Weaver to take a 9-8 lead with 1:29 left. But HFL's Sarah Smith would tie the game at 9 with just 21 seconds left to send the game into overtime. After the defense stopped HFL on the first possession of overtime, Weaver took a beautiful pass from Schorr and put it in the back of the net to give Canandaigua the thrilling comeback victory! The assist was Schorr's fifth of the game. Congratulations to Coach Alyssa Zacharias and the Canandaigua girls for earning the Spotlight Team of the Week. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
