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Month: October 2018

Auburn City Council picks firm to design landfill-replacing transfer station

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Auburn City Council picks firm to design landfill-replacing transfer station
The Auburn City Council Thursday approved the hiring of an Albany engineering firm to design a transfer station as a preemptive move to prepare for the eventual closure of the city-owned landfill. In a unanimous 4-0 vote, with one absence, the council approved the hiring of Barton & Loguidice to provide engineering services for the project, the total cost of... more

LOCATE Finger Lakes announces summit, guest lineup for event

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LOCATE Finger Lakes announces summit, guest lineup for event
An experienced, notable and diverse line up of presenters and panelists scheduled to speak at the LOCATE FINGER LAKES Summit later this month was announced today, highlighted by the event’s keynote address, that will be delivered by the Finger Lakes Times publisher, Paul M. Barrett. Panel discussions on economic development initiatives at the state and regional level, the newly created... more

THE DEBRIEF: Election headlines, campaign ads, and victory odds ahead of Election Day (podcast)

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THE DEBRIEF: Election headlines, campaign ads, and victory odds ahead of Election Day (podcast)
What’s the latest on local, regional, and state elections? Voters are only a few weeks away from #Decision2018; and while a lot of focus has been on national issues – some seriously close races have been forming over the last several months. Some of those have even been local. This week on The Debrief Podcast FL1 News Director Josh Durso... more

Deputies: Teenager head butted another in Seneca County during physical altercation

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Deputies: Teenager head butted another in Seneca County during physical altercation
Deputies report that on October 9th at approximately 11:30 am a 17-year-old resident was arrested following an investigation at the Hillside Children’s Center. Deputies say Austin J. Lee, 17, got into a physical altercation on October 2nd with another male – and head butted the person in the face. The impact caused the second individual to break their nose. Lee... more

Waterloo man arrested on felony charges after domestic incident

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Waterloo man arrested on felony charges after domestic incident
Deputies say that on October 6th around 10:30 am they were called to an address on Waterloo Geneva Road in Waterloo for a reported domestic incident. Upon investigation Scott M. Helstrom, 26, of Waterloo was charged with harassment, endangering the welfare of a child and a felony counts of criminal contempt and aggravated family offense. It is alleged that Helstrom... more

Police: Canandaigua woman stole $1,900 ring from local business

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Police: Canandaigua woman stole ,900 ring from local business
On Wednesday at approximately 2:07 pm members of the Canandaigua Police Department arrested a 37-year-old resident on grand larceny charges after an investigation. Police say Crystal A. Ansuini, 37, of Canandaigua stole a ring, which was valued at $1,900 from a business in Canandaigua. She then pawned the ring locally, according to police. She was released on an appearance ticket... more

Inmate’s eardrum ruptured during violent incident at Wayne County Jail

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Inmate’s eardrum ruptured during violent incident at Wayne County Jail
Deputies say a 25-year-old inmate at the Wayne County Jail is facing new charges after a physical incident on October 10th. Zachary R. Bergen, 25, was charged with second-degree assault after a physical altercation, in which he struck another inmate violently enough to rupture his eardrum. He was arrested and arraigned in Lyons Town Court. He was committed back to... more

Deputies: Man hid in neighbor’s garage after ‘suspicious condition’ complaint

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Deputies: Man hid in neighbor’s garage after ‘suspicious condition’ complaint
Deputies say a Williamson man was charged with trespassing after an investigation into a suspicious condition on Church Road in Williamson. Tyler J. Brown, 29, of Williamson was charged with criminal trespass; and was located by deputies in a neighbor’s garage after the incident was reported. Additional details were not provided. However, the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office reports that an... more

Deputies: Macedon man chased two with baseball bat during incident

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Deputies: Macedon man chased two with baseball bat during incident
A 44-year-old Macedon resident was charged following an investigation into a disturbance, according to deputies in Wayne County. Leo Jones, 44, was involved in a verbal altercation involving two subjects – when he picked up a baseball bat and chased after them. Deputies say Jones was later located at his residence with the bat. Jones was charged with two counts... more

Police: Farmington woman sold Suboxone in Canandaigua

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Police: Farmington woman sold Suboxone in Canandaigua
Police say a joint-investigation between the Ontario County Sheriff’s Office and Canandaigua Police Department resulted in the arrest of a 38-year-old, who is accused of selling a controlled substance in the city. The Farmington resident, identified as Trisha Tiller, was charged with criminal sale of a controlled substance. She is accused of selling Suboxone while in Canandaigua. Police say Tiller... more

Helming hosts summit for volunteer firefighters at FLCC

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Helming hosts summit for volunteer firefighters at FLCC
Senator Pam Helming brought together more than 50 representatives of volunteer fire departments from throughout the Wayne-Finger Lakes region for her Volunteer Firefighter Summit on Thursday, September 20th at Finger Lakes Community College. Officials from the Fireman’s Association of the State of New York also joined in the discussion, which centered around legislation and funding to support volunteer firefighters as... more

Helming secures $500K for for water and sewer upgrades in Wayne Co.

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Helming secures 0K for for water and sewer upgrades in Wayne Co.
Senator Pam Helming announced that she has secured a total of $500,000 for the Wayne County Water and Sewer Authority to upgrade the infrastructure that serves residents throughout Wayne County. A $250,000 grant will support the construction of a regional water storage facility, while another $250,000 grant will support the construction of a regional wastewater treatment facility. Both funding requests... more

Ithaca Police searching for vandals

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Ithaca Police searching for vandals
Ithaca Police is asking for your help identifying several suspects. Investigators say there have been graffiti and vandalism complaints in businesses across the city. The crimes happened during the evening and night-time hours of Saturday September 29 into Sunday the 30th. Any information regarding the identities of the people pictures are asked to contact Ithaca Police (607)330-0000. CNYCentral.com: Read More more
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