Naples dentist facing felony charge of falsifying business records

Friday, May 24th, 2013, 4:26pm

A 52-year-old dentist at Naples Valley Dental has been charged with falsifying business records, a felony.

Police say Dr. Ihab Soliman of Pittsford repeatedly entered the dental practice’s computer system and made changes to the billing system so that he would be compensated more in his paycheck. Troopers say once he was paid, he would go back into the system and change the billing system back to cover his crime. Further charges are pending.

Soliman is currently being held in the Ontario County Jail in lieu of $7,500 cash bail.

Police say no patients at Naples Valley Dental were improperly billed or overcharged.

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Eastside forecast for May 24th

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Friday, May 24th, 2013, 9:02am

News10NBC Meteorologist Rich Caniglia pinpoints today’s east side community weather forecast.

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Meet Frost!

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Friday, May 24th, 2013, 6:00am

Frost is an 8-year-old male Dalmatian/Pit Bull mix who was brought to Lollypop Farm because his previous owner developed allergies.

Frost weighs 70 pounds, has a slightly goofy demeanor, and cute spotted ears! He's a sweet and smart dog who does well on a leash, knows "sit," and likes to lean against your leg when getting attention. At his old home Frost lived outside, so his new owner will need to speak to Lollypop Farm's Behavior Department about transitioning him to an indoor only home.

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NHL veteran opens new sports training facility in Fairport

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Friday, May 24th, 2013, 6:00am

A brand new sports performance training facility has opened in Fairport and the co-owner is a former NHL player.

Next Level Strength and Conditioning is connected to Thomas Creek Ice Arena on Lyndon Road.

Irondequoit's own Rory Fitzpatrick is the co-owner of Next Level. Fitzpatrick played 15 seasons of professional hockey with the Buffalo Sabres and Rochester Amerks. Fitzpatrick owns Next Level with Nate VanKouwenberg, a physical education teacher and hockey coach in the Victor Central School District. VanKouwenberg will also serve as the head strength coach at Next Level.

For more information on the facility and its summer group sports performance programs, click here

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Police: Clifton Springs man stole items from Wegmans

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Friday, May 24th, 2013, 6:00am

A 45-year-old Clifton Springs man is charged with two counts of petit larceny.

Police say Craig Snapp stole $52 worth of groceries from Wegmans in Canandaigua on May 20 and returned to the store and stole a fire pit valued at $99. Investigators say both incidents were caught on camera.

Snapp was issued an appearance ticket.

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Driver improvement course offered at FLCC

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Friday, May 24th, 2013, 6:00am

Looking to improve your driving skills? The Canandaigua are Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a six-hour driving improvement course through AAA.

By attending this class, participants are eligible for up to a 10% insurance discount for three years and a reduction of up to 4 points within an 18 month period from their driving record.

Class information:
Saturday, June 8
9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
FLCC, Room A102

Pre-registration and payment of $40 is required -- AAA, and FLCC discounts available. Rates are subject to change.

To Pre-Register: Stop by the Canandaigua Area Chamber of Commerce at 113 South Main Street.

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Swimming allowed at Kershaw Beach in Canandaigua on Saturday

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Thursday, May 23rd, 2013, 4:24pm

There will be swimming at Kershaw Beach in Canandaigua this weekend.

The city's public works director says that the New York State Department of Health inspected the beach located at the north end of Canandaigua Lake and granted a permit for the beach to reopen Saturday at 10:00a.m.

The beach was shut down last summer after a child came out of the water with a black tar-like "goo" on them. Officials say the "goo" was a result of oil run-off from waste buried there decades ago.

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