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Month: October 2018

Yankees tab Severino for AL Wild Card Game tonight

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Yankees tab Severino for AL Wild Card Game tonight
For the second consecutive year, Luis Severino has been selected to start the American League Wild Card Game. The Yankees are counting on the right-hander to turn in a much stronger effort this time around. Severino was officially tabbed as the starter on Tuesday by manager Aaron Boone, who selected the 24-year-old All-Star over rotation mates J.A. Happ and Masahiro... more

Investigation underway after serious rollover accident in Victory

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Investigation
Multiple departments were called to a serious rollover accident in Victory on Tuesday. Victory and Cato fire departments were called to the scene, as well as Weedsport Rescue. First responders say Cimvac and Lakeshore Ambulance were both called to the scene on Route 370 and Johnnycake Hill Road in Victory. A helicopter was requested, but due to poor weather conditions... more

Some ‘I Love NY’ signs to be relocated as part of new agreement

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Some ‘I Love NY’ signs to be relocated as part of new agreement
Amid an agreement by New York State and the federal government regarding the “I Love NY” signs, the State DOT is giving a glimpse at what’s ahead. In a statement, a spokesperson for the DOT said the agreement permits signs near historic or cultural attractions throughout the state to remain, while “follow-up” signs will be rebranded and relocated. Some of those... more

First responders awarded after saving lives of longtime lawyer, teacher’s aide in separate incidents

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First responders awarded after saving lives of longtime lawyer, teacher’s aide in separate incidents
A pair of live saving efforts were celebrated at Tuesday’s Seneca Falls Town Board meeting, in which a total of six first responders were commended for their efforts. “It’s not often that we get to do two of these, or get to do them with this kind of audience,” said Seneca Falls Police Chief Stuart Peenstra, before presenting five police... more

Man flees after crashing, flipping car in Fair Haven; charges pending

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Man flees after crashing, flipping car in Fair Haven; charges pending
After flipping a vehicle in a ditch several times on Monday – the driver of that car fled into the woods, resulting in an hours-long search. New York State Police Sgt. Jay Welsted, of the Auburn barracks, said the man allegedly told a witness that he “couldn’t be involved in anything” before he disappeared into the woods, according to the... more

Union Springs unhappy about state DOT culvert project after open house

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Union Springs unhappy about state DOT culvert project after open house
The state Department of Transportation held an open house in the village of Union Springs on Tuesday night to discuss an upcoming culvert replacement project with residents, but not all details were met with ease. “This is the least happy I’ve been in the entire process,” Union Springs Mayor Bud Shattuck said Tuesday night. The DOT’s plans call for replacing a large keystone culvert... more

Seneca County Sheriff holds another Citizens Police Academy

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Seneca County Sheriff holds another Citizens Police Academy
Sheriff Tim Luce has announced that the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office is holding its second annual Citizens Police Academy this November. The purpose of the academy is to give citizens of Seneca County a better understanding about law enforcement and how the Sheriff’s Office works within the community. The academy will consist of four Thursday night sessions in November running... more

CCC board approves agreement for Falcon Park turf project

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CCC board approves agreement for Falcon Park turf project
The Cayuga Community College Board of Trustees unanimously approved an agreement that will allow the college to rent the field at Falcon Park from the city of Auburn for several of its men’s and women’s athletic teams. The agreement stipulates that the city will be responsible for paying for and overseeing a project to install a turf field at Falcon... more

Toxins in Auburn raw water at highest level this year, treatment system still working

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Toxins in Auburn raw water at highest level this year, treatment system still working
Toxins have again been detected in the raw water supplying the city of Auburn’s water treatment plant at the highest level this season, but the drinking water supply remains safe, according to the Cayuga County Health Department. The department said in a release that results from samples taken Tuesday showed 1.2 micrograms per liter of microcytstins, a toxin associated with... more

Auburn’s Simple Roast Coffee approved for second location

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Auburn’s Simple Roast Coffee approved for second location
The Auburn Planning Board Tuesday approved a second location for a popular local coffee drive-thru business. In a unanimous vote, the board approved a new 275-square-foot kiosk for Simple Roast Coffee to be located at the shopping plaza at 321 W. Genesee St. Despite the enthusiastic approval by the board — “We all love coffee,” board member Elizabeth Koenig joked... more

Public input wanted for Auburn’s $10M Downtown Revitalization Initiative

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Public input wanted for Auburn’s M Downtown Revitalization Initiative
There will be several opportunities for Auburn residents to give their input on the city’s $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant during the month of October. On Sept. 25, members of the DRI Local Planning Committee met for the first time to discuss how the process of using the $10 million awarded by the state will move forward. The committee,... more
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