Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks has been named New York State’s republican Woman of the Year.

On Tuesday, Brooks was presented with the Henrietta Wells Livermore Woman of the Year Award by the New York State Federation of Republican Women during the organization's annual convention in Albany.

A very exciting announcement -- News10NBC's Janet Lomax will have an exclusive one-on-one interview with First Lady Michelle Obama.

Janet is traveling to Washington with Girl Scout Troop 60325 from Fairport.

The scouts have been learning about healthy eating and started growing tomato plants as part of their work toward their bronze award. They wrote a letter to the First Lady to let her know about the project and she invited them to the White House to help with spring planting for the White House Kitchen Garden.

The girls leave Sunday and meet with Mrs. Obama on Monday.

Janet will spend the day with the girls and the First Lady. Then she'll sit down one-on-one with Michelle Obama.

It's an exclusive interview you will only see on News10NBC. It all starts at 5 p.m. on Monday – don’t miss it.

Scores of residents turned out to the Brockport Village Board meeting Tuesday night. Some came hoping to hear from the mayor, Maria Connie Casteñeda about her arrest on Friday. Others were there to show support. But at the end of the day, the mayor said there were just too many people in the room and canceled the meeting.

Casteñeda was arrested Friday and charged with 14 counts of misconduct. She's accused of illegally renting out rooms in her home to college students.

Casteñeda ended the meeting Tuesday stating, "Unfortunately we will be unable to conduct business tonight. We will have to postpone the meeting. There are too many people...it exceeds the number of people allowed in the room."

The mayor said the number of people in the room exceeded the occupancy requirement of 49.