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Month: October 2018

Inns of Aurora approved to build new spa; some residents lukewarm to the plan

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Inns of Aurora approved to build new spa; some residents lukewarm to the plan
Following a lively public hearing in Ledyard last week, the Inns of Aurora procured approval create a new spa facility. The town of Ledyard held a well-attended public hearing — with about 20 visitors to be heard — on Oct. 17 regarding a special permit the Inns needed to get in order to proceed with the project. While the decision... more

Seneca Falls assessments down, Supervisor Lazzaro declines raise

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Seneca Falls assessments down, Supervisor Lazzaro declines raise
The assessed value of properties in this Seneca County town, a key component of the formula used to determine property taxes, is down significantly for 2019. The preliminary budget discussed at a workshop Monday afternoon shows the town’s taxable value at $415.1 million, compare to $439.7 million this year. Assessor Stephanie Holtz said court challenges of assessments that resulted in... more

Yates begins new arraignment process like other area counties

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Yates begins new arraignment process like other area counties
Earlier this year, Ontario and Seneca counties began centralized arraignments at their county jails. Yates County followed suit earlier this month. However, while Ontario and Seneca counties were able to devote court space in fairly modern sheriff’s offices and jails, Yates didn’t have that luxury. “We are kind of space challenged here,” Sheriff Ron Spike said of the public safety... more

Manktelow, Comegys look to succeed Bob Oaks in Assembly

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Manktelow, Comegys look to succeed Bob Oaks in Assembly
When the state Assembly convenes in January, it will be the first time in 26 years Wayne County will be represented by someone other than Bob Oaks. Lyons Republican Brian Manktelow and Palmyra Democrat Scott Comegys are vying to replace the retiring Oaks as the 130th District representative in the Assembly. Manktelow is a supervisor in Lyons, as well as... more

WEEKEND OUTLOOK: Nor’easter will hit region with rain, wind

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WEEKEND OUTLOOK: Nor’easter will hit region with rain, wind
If your plans will be taking you outdoors, or south and east from the Finger Lakes – expect some difficult weather conditions. A significant nor’easter will impact the region this weekend – bringing heavy rain and wind. That will dominate the forecast on Saturday – as temperatures struggle to exceed 40 degrees. Worried about snow? Don’t be. This storm will... more

THE DEBRIEF: Upstate debate, races in home stretch, corruption & more (podcast)

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THE DEBRIEF: Upstate debate, races in home stretch, corruption & more (podcast)
This week on The Debrief Podcast Jackie Augustine is back along with co-host Josh Durso breaking down the biggest stories of the week, including the latest news from Albany ahead of Election Day. Watch the program below: . Here are the stories up for debate this week: Corruption in NYS makes headlines – Feds: Housing Authority chair lied in investigation... more

Shooting at The Commons; police searching for those involved

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Shooting at The Commons; police searching for those involved
Police are investigating a shooting that occurred at the Ithaca Commons overnight. Officers received the call around 1:23 a.m. and located a male victim who had been shot in the chest. The victim was transported to a nearby hospital. His condition was not clarified by law enforcement. Officers were able to determine that an altercation occurred inside Casablanca Pizza, located... more

Downtown trick-or-treating in Seneca Falls cancelled due to weather

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Downtown trick-or-treating in Seneca Falls cancelled due to weather
The Seneca Falls Recreation Department released some unfortunate news for those hoping to attend this weekend’s Halloween festivities downtown. Due to concerns around weather, the Parks and Recreation Department released the following statement: “Due to weather conditions expected for tomorrow, Saturday October 27th, Trick or Treating downtown scheduled for 2 p.m. is cancelled. However the Halloween Fest at the community... more

Arc of Seneca Cayuga holds ground breaking ceremony Finger Lakes Textile Facility

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Arc of Seneca Cayuga holds ground breaking ceremony Finger Lakes Textile Facility
Arc of Seneca Cayuga has announced that on November 2nd at 1:30PM it will be holding the ground breaking ceremony for the construction of a 5,000 square feet addition to its Finger Lakes Textile Facility at 1185 Danaren Drive in Waterloo, NY. The expansion was designed by Beardsley Architects and construction will be overseen by Nicoletta Building Contractors of Clyde,... more

Fight at jail leads to felony charges for Hopewell woman

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Fight at jail leads to felony charges for Hopewell woman
The Ontario County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of a 21-year-old following a fight at the jail. Sharnayshia A. Clemons, 21, of Hopewell was charged with second-degree assault after the fight, which occurred on Thursday. She was charged with the felony charge of assault due to the incident taking place at the jail. The victim sustained injuries to her head... more

Police: Penn Yan man had BAC three-times the legal limit

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Police: Penn Yan man had BAC three-times the legal limit
Police report that a 21-year-old Penn Yan resident was arrested on multiple charges after a traffic stop, in which he had a blood-alcohol level three-times the legal limit. Austin C. Ames, of Penn Yan was charged with DWI, aggravated DWI, open container, failure to keep right, and insufficient signal after the stop. He was transported to the Yates County Public... more

‘AGGRESSIVE’ DEFENSE APPROVED: SF moves toward showdown in court over landfill law as residents voice spectrum of concerns

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‘AGGRESSIVE’ DEFENSE APPROVED: SF moves toward showdown in court over landfill law as residents voice spectrum of concerns
Years have passed, and the makeup of the Seneca Falls Town Board has changed – but the debate hasn’t eased. Stakeholders throughout the region have been weighing in on a proposed host agreement, which was initially revealed to the public by way of a memorandum of understanding. That agreement, among other things – would create a written closure date of... more

Pal-Mac tops Newark for Class B1 girls soccer title

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Pal-Mac tops Newark for Class B1 girls soccer title
The Pal-Mac Red Raiders girls varsity soccer team defeated the Newark Reds on Friday night, 2-1, to capture the 2018 Section V Class B1 Championship. The title is the second straight for the Red Raider program. pic.twitter.com/0MtjwOvSIZ — Pal-Mac Athletics (@palmacsports) October 27, 2018 Celebration at PMHS, THANK YOU to police & fire units that assist in the celebration! @PMHSPRINC... more

Local residents react to Hill Cumorah Pageant ending in 2020

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Local residents react to Hill Cumorah Pageant ending in 2020
The famed Hill Cumorah Pageant is set to end after its 2020 season, according to Pageant officials. The announcement was made on Saturday. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said several pageants produced by the Church will be either modified or ended, including its flagship pageant in Palmyra. According to Pageant officials, Church officials listed several factors which... more
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