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Downtown’s Hotel Cadillac. Mt. Hope Cemetery’s Old Chapel. The former Willard State Hospital campus encompassing 400 acres on the shores of Seneca Lake.

All are on the Landmark Society of Western New York’s Five to Revive list released Wednesday.

The list has been a yearly occurrence since 2013. Often it highlights properties known, and in dire need of saving. But it also has listed everyday, taken for granted things like the neighborhood hardware store, the front porch and this year, the city’s tree canopy.

And sometimes – like this year – it puts the spotlight on a lesser-known hideaway.

Other news you should know about:

• Rochester police officers will receive overtime pay for monitoring some city schools for the rest of the school year after City Council approved the measure in an 8-to-1 vote this week.
• Xerox saw higher profits and sales in its fourth-quarter results released on Thursday, a turnaround from where things stood a year ago.
• For the first time in 15 years, the American Academy of Pediatrics has released new guidance for the evaluation and treatment of children who are overweight and obese.

The future of a landfill in Seneca Falls is causing a debate within the community. The Seneca Meadows landfill is the largest landfill in New York state. It's slated to close in 2025, but its parent company, Waste Connections, has requested an extension through 2040. The state Department of Environmental Conservation is offering the public the opportunity to comment on the issue through Friday. Opponents of the extension compare the issue to a "David vs Goliath" fight, saying the landfill violates odor regulations, among other safety concerns. Waste Connections representatives say that's not true.

Also: More on the Landmark Society of Western New York's "Five to Revive." The annual list includes five historic properties and resources selected for rehabilitation. The goal is to uplift the neighborhoods and communities that surround them through that revitalization. Previous years' lists included the Inner Loop North project, St. Michael's Church, and the front porch.

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