Earthquakes Canada is reporting a 5.1-magnitude earthquake just west of Ottawa that was felt as far away as Toronto.
    
The federal agency that monitors earthquakes revised its original report, saying it registered a 5.1-magnitude temblor with an epicenter located about 13 miles northeast of Shawville, Quebec, about an hour's drive outside Ottawa.
    
It was felt as far west as Toronto, Canada's largest city, but no damage was immediately reported.
    
Twitter erupted with reports of buildings shaking in Ottawa for several seconds. Ontario's premier, who lives in Toronto, tweeted that her house was shaking.
    
Ontario Provincial Police in Arnprior, Ontario, not far from the epicenter, say they have received no reports of damage.
    

It was the biggest week of voting in the News10NBC Rochester Rocs! contest. With 50-percent of the vote, Seabreeze Amusement Park won "Favorite Family Fun Spot".

Nikki Rudd was live at Seabreeze Friday morning to talk with the marketing director and of course, take a ride on the tea cups.

Press play on the video player to see her interview.

A show titled “Reflections of Our Town” is on view at I-Square’s Visions Art Gallery through May 26.

An opening reception is being held from 7 to 9 p.m. this Saturday, May 18, at the gallery, 693 Titus Ave., Irondequoit.

The show includes historical photos and stories of photos from Irondequoit’s past. The photos were donated from community members, Irondequoit Town Historian Pat Wayne, and Sea Breeze historian Matt Kaufman.  

Saturday’s opening reception will include jazz music by the Mike Valada Trio and catering by KJ’s Chinese Restaurant.

In addition to the show opening, a special night, called “Irondequoit Tales,” is also planned for 7 to 9 p.m. next Wednesday, May 22. It will include talks, from Wayne and Kaufman, about the photos on the gallery walls and other memories of the area.