
Seth Voorhees
Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News Rochester
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1 week ago |
mynews13.com | Emily Kenny |Seth Voorhees
Ryan Dunham and his family have lived across the road from a farm field in New Scotland for 21 years. He was used to the smell of manure and fertilizer, but the use of sewage sludge a year ago changed that. “The first thing that hit us was the smell, which was unbearable,” Dunham said. “It smelled like rot, like something had died. My kids didn’t want to go outside in the middle of July.”Then he heard his daughter yell from the shower. Water in a wastewater treatment facility in Watertown.
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1 week ago |
spectrumlocalnews.com | Seth Voorhees
Ryan Dunham and his family have lived across the road from a farm field in New Scotland for 21 years. He was used to the smell of manure and fertilizer, but the use of sewage sludge a year ago changed that. “The first thing that hit us was the smell, which was unbearable,” Dunham said. “It smelled like rot, like something had died. My kids didn’t want to go outside in the middle of July.”Then he heard his daughter yell from the shower. Water in a wastewater treatment facility in Watertown.
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1 week ago |
spectrumlocalnews.com | Seth Voorhees
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — This past spring, Major League Baseball used a camera-based system to accurately tell whether a pitched ball is in the strike zone or not. The challenge system using so-called “robo umps” could become part of regular season games. In the minor leagues, they already are. Matt LeCroy has seen a lot in his nearly three decades of professional baseball. “I’m kind of an old timer,” said LeCroy, a former MLB player and current Rochester Red Wings manager. “I like contact plays at second.
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1 week ago |
spectrumnews1.com | Seth Voorhees
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — This past spring, Major League Baseball used a camera-based system to accurately tell whether a pitched ball is in the strike zone or not. The challenge system using so-called “robo umps” could become part of regular season games. In the minor leagues, they already are. Matt LeCroy has seen a lot in his nearly three decades of professional baseball. “I’m kind of an old timer,” said LeCroy, a former MLB player and current Rochester Red Wings manager. “I like contact plays at second.
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3 weeks ago |
mynews13.com | Seth Voorhees
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Trump administration is considering lowering high tariffs on Chinese goods, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal. The news is the latest piece of information in an ever-changing tariff landscape — one which brought business leaders from the Rochester area to a meeting Wednesday. Mark Neumann is director of customs and compliance for Mainfreight, a global supply chain logistics firm. He led the meeting, answering tariff-based questions and delivering advice.
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A follow to our investigation on the use of sewage sludge as farm fertilizer and concerns over the forever chemicals they contain. NY State lawmakers call for a 5-year moratorium on the practice. @EmilyKenny96 and I traveled to Albany. #biosolids #PFAS https://t.co/gmDsduIbut

Our continuing coverage on the issue of sewage sludge and #PFAS. Now, some state lawmakers want to put a 5-year moratorium on the spreading #biosolids on farm fields. This, as the administration of @GovKathyHochul wants to significantly increase the practice.

New York lawmakers introduced legislation Wednesday that would put a five-year moratorium on the spread of biosolids on farmland, a practice experts and homeowners say is to blame for harmful chemicals leeching into groundwater. https://t.co/BZnlQuW1GS

Cynthia Huling Hummel has lived with #Alzheimers for more than two decades. The Owego pastor has volunteered for research studies since 2010 - hoping to someday help find a cure for the disease that took her mom and other relatives. https://t.co/oo1swA61ui