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Day: October 12, 2018

COMPLETE REBUILD: $2.4M restaurant marks new beginning in Canandaigua after devastating 2017 fire

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COMPLETE REBUILD: .4M restaurant marks new beginning in Canandaigua after devastating 2017 fire
Fifteen months after a devastating fire, Nolan’s on Canandaigua Lake returns to serve the community again as the restaurant marks its official grand opening for the public on October 15th. In the early morning hours of July 13th, 2017, Nolan’s suffered an accidental fire that resulted in a total loss of the restaurant, a staple in the Finger Lakes community.... more

Town of Moravia, losing thousands over summer program, asks school district to take over

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Town of Moravia, losing thousands over summer program, asks school district to take over
The town of Moravia has asked the Moravia Central School District to take over its summer recreation program. Town supervisor Terry Baxter made his case to the district board of education at a Wednesday meeting, citing the town’s approximate $17,000 loss over the program over the last three years. He said he anticipates the district will vote to disband the... more

Water advisory issued for Rushville public water supply

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Water advisory issued for Rushville public water supply
Citizens who use the public water supply in the Village of Rushville are being asked to use alternate water sources for drinking, cooking, making ice, making infant formula and preparing food. This comes after levels of blue-green algae above the health advisory level were detected in drinking water. The alert also pertains to citizens in the Middlesex Water District. The... more

New policy on relationships across all SUNY campuses

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New policy on relationships across all SUNY campuses
According to the Albany Times Union, the SUNY Board of Trustees approved a system-wide policy this week, and it directly impacts sexual and romantic relationships on all SUNY campuses. The policy restricts relationships between students and faculty and imposes disclosure requirements for relationships between staff members of unequal power. The policy also calls on schools to train staff members and students on... more

State relents on controversial Erie Canal tree-cutting plan, for now

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State relents on controversial Erie Canal tree-cutting plan, for now
The state agencies behind the controversial clear-cutting of trees along sections of the Erie Canal will not appeal a temporary restraining order that halted the effort, a spokesman for the agencies said Wednesday. Instead, the spokesman for the New York Power Authority and the New York State Canal Corp. said, the agencies will conduct a “comprehensive environmental review of the... more

BJ’s Wholesale Club to temporarily lift membership requirement

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BJ’s Wholesale Club to temporarily lift membership requirement
BJ's Wholesale club is pausing its membership requirement for several weeks as part of a promotion to welcome new shoppers. The promotion begins Monday, October 15 and goes through Sunday, November 4. Shoppers will not pay any fees, and there is no obligation to commit to a membership. Those who do want a membership can join during the promotion period... more

FBI arrests Seneca Falls man on federal child porn charges

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FBI arrests Seneca Falls man on federal child porn charges
According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office a Seneca Falls man has been arrested on child porn charges following a federal investigation. Matthew Urquhart, 32, of Seneca Falls has been charged with receipt and possession of child pornography. According to Assistant U.S. Attorney Kyle P. Rossi, FBI Special Agents identified Urquhart actively trading child porn from a trailer residence in Seneca... more

Opening the Annex: Steuben County marks historic occasion, as project draws to close

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Opening the Annex: Steuben County marks historic occasion, as project draws to close
A plan stretching back at least 10 years will reach completion when the Steuben County Annex officially opens Thursday. Originally considered as a way to allow the public convenient access to related county services, over time the plan developed to respond to state mandates that have expanded court-related functions and federal requirements for elections. The plan also called for a... more

WALKING OUT: Supervisor calls it quits on workshop as board wrestles with 2019 budget

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WALKING OUT: Supervisor calls it quits on workshop as board wrestles with 2019 budget
A budget workshop this week turned tenuous as Seneca Falls Town Supervisor Greg Lazzaro left the session about an hour after it began. The Finger Lakes Times reports that Lazzaro abruptly walked out of the budget workshop, which happened on Wednesday. The supervisor was critical of the remainder of the Town Board, which did not support his proposed budget cuts.... more

Join Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes and local law enforcement for the 1st Annual “Harvest of Hope” Gala

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Join Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes and local law enforcement for the 1st Annual “Harvest of Hope” Gala
Join Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes (www.shflny.org/gala) for its 1st annual Harvest of Hope Gala, sponsored by Waterloo Container Company – Guests will enjoy a sit-down dinner, silent and live auctions and raffles, along with music and entertainment with emcee radio personality “The Mayor” Pete Kennedy. Safe Harbors is dedicated to providing services for individuals, children, and families who... more

Nolan’s on Canandaigua Lake returns to serve the community

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Nolan’s on Canandaigua Lake returns to serve the community
Fifteen months after a devastating fire, Nolan’s on Canandaigua Lake returns to serve the community again as the restaurant marks its official grand opening for the public on October 15th. In the early morning hours of July 13th, 2017, Nolan’s suffered an accidental fire that resulted in a total loss of the restaurant, a staple in the Finger Lakes community.... more

James Chrysler Dodge Jeep ribbon cutting ceremony

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James Chrysler Dodge Jeep ribbon cutting ceremony
The Seneca County Chamber hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for James Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram on Thursday, October 11th in celebration of the new location. The new location features seven service bays to handle all of our customers’ needs, a dedicated parts department with over 6,000 parts available, 2 wash bays in our detail department, a customer lounge with free... more
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