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WEEKEND EVENTS: Theatre, Shopping Sprees & Santa Claus fills the Finger Lakes with holiday cheer (November 9-11)

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WEEKEND EVENTS: Theatre, Shopping Sprees & Santa Claus fills the Finger Lakes with holiday cheer November 9th – 11th
This weekend the Finger Lakes is bringing you a variety of fun things to do with friends and family! Going from the stage, to early Christmas shopping, to wine tasting… all the way to the arrival of Santa Claus, this weekend is filled the start of holiday cheer! November 9th: Wayne County Winter Wonderland Shopping Fling 2018 Browse through 20... more

North Rose-Wolcott juniors inducted into National Honor Society

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North Rose-Wolcott juniors inducted into National Honor Society
The North Rose-Wolcott National Honor Society inducted 16 new members in a ceremony on Thursday, November 1st at North Rose-Wolcott High School. The school-wide ceremony was conducted by current NHS members, principal Brian Read, assistant principal Matt Wendel, and NHS adviser Michele Bartholomew. “These students have achieved a high level of success in academics and have demonstrated a commitment to... more

Waterloo to celebrate 25th anniversary of Real Christmas Miracle on Main St.

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Waterloo to celebrate 25th anniversary of Real Christmas Miracle on Main St.
When the Real Christmas observance began 25 years ago, the American Civil Liberties Union on protested the event, and the village’s display of a nativity scene in a public park, calling it a violation of the separation of church and state. Undaunted, Waterloo’s churches erected wooden sheds along Main Street where costumed centurions walked the traffic-clogged intersections. Church choirs sang... more

FLX WEEKLY: Election Day reactions, a day on the Seneca wine-beer trail & wintry weekend ahead (podcast)

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FLX WEEKLY: Election Day reactions, a day on the Seneca wine-beer trail & wintry weekend ahead (podcast)
Join Sydney Rogers, Josh Durso and Jim Sinicropi to recap Tuesday’s vote, share some images from a day on the Seneca Lake Wine-Beer Trail, and look ahead to the weekend in the Finger Lakes. It will be a blustery, cold one with a chance of seeing our first snow of the season. Also, we share some great local photos from... more

Cayuga County Legislature moving forward in county attorney search

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Cayuga County Legislature moving forward in county attorney search
The Cayuga County Legislature continues to move forward in the search for a new county attorney after the position was abruptly vacated last month, with a committee Tuesday deciding how the hiring process should proceed. The Legislature’s Government Operations Committee voted to change the hiring process for the position from what was prescribed at a special meeting of the Legislature... more

Democrats take control of all New York State chambers of government

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Democrats take control of all New York State chambers of government
Democrats have taken over the majority in the New York State Senate. For the first time since 2010, Democrats will control the entire state government. Senate Democratic Leader Andrew Stewart Cousins, D-Yonkers, claimed victory in a statement, according to the Buffalo News. Current Sen. Majority Leader John Flanagan said the results were disappointing, but the Republican conference would continue to... more

Porsch, Ettman discuss absentee counts on Election Night (video)

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Porsch, Ettman discuss absentee counts on Election Night (video)
The race for Seneca County Court Judge turned into a two-person race by Election Night, as local attorney David Ettman, the Democrat, and District Attorney Barry Porsch, the Republican were the top vote recipients. A winner could not be decided either way on Election Night, as just 100 votes separated the two. Both Ettman and Porsch spoke to FingerLakes1.com on... more

Big Red hoops starts 2-0 for the first time in nine years

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Big Red hoops starts 2-0 for the first time in nine years
Cornell men’s basketball rolled to its first 2-0 start in nearly a decade, pulling away midway through the first half and cruising to an 86-44 win over Division III SUNY Canton on Thursday evening at Newman Arena. Fifteen different Big Red players scored in winning its second straight game in the Central New York Hoops Classic. A 23-0 first half... more

There’s a chance Josh Allen could play for Bills Sunday vs. Jets

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There’s a chance Josh Allen could play for Bills Sunday vs. Jets
Buffalo Bills rookie quarterback Josh Allen was feeling good about his last two starts, a victory over the Tennessee Titans and a competitive effort against the Houston Texans. One play before suffering an elbow injury to his right throwing arm, Allen connected with Kelvin Benjamin for 39 yards on a perfectly executed play down the middle. “Things were just starting... more

BRING ON THE IRISH: Syracuse rolls up Louisville in final Dome game; Notre Dame next (full coverage)

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GAME NIGHT: #13 Syracuse hosts Louisville tonight for seniors final Dome game (preview & info)
Moe Neal rushed for a career-best 159 yards and two touchdowns, quarterback Eric Dungey ran for two more scores and passed for another, and No. 13 Syracuse took advantage of five Louisville miscues to rout the Cardinals 54-23 on Friday night. The Orange (8-2, 5-2 ACC, No. 13 CFP) scored 27 points off five Louisville (2-8, 0-7 ACC) errors, rushed... more

Auburn seeks possible solar array where landfill sat

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Auburn seeks possible solar array where landfill sat
The Auburn city council will review a proposal to install a community solar array at the municipal landfill during Thursday night’s meeting. In August 2014, the city submitted a letter of interest to the CNY Regional Planning and Development Board to be included in the Solarize CNY initiative — a project that uses the collective purchasing power of multiple municipalities... more

Mother of bullying victim urges Moravia High School students to be compassionate

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Mother of bullying victim urges Moravia High School students to be compassionate
Jane Clementi remembers her son Tyler’s smile. Jane told Moravia High School students Wednesday morning that Tyler was a caring person and a talented violinist who had a passion for learning about different things. Despite that “radiant smile” she saw every morning, she said, Tyler had hidden his sexuality from her, which she said was difficult for her to grapple... more
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