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Month: December 2018

del Lago Resort & Casino raises $1,500 for Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund of CNY

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In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, del Lago Resort & Casino donated $1,500 to the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund of CNY. The proceeds were raised through del Lago’s October Tasting Tuesday event and a month-long “Drink Pink” cocktail menu. On October 30th, del Lago hosted another successful Tasting Tuesday in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.... more

Gas prices higher than last year, but cheapest they have been in 2018

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Good news for drivers hitting the roads this holiday season, as AAA forecasts prices at the pump to be the cheapest so far this year. The national average for a gallon of regular-unleaded is$2.45 a gallon, a new low for 2018. AAA says the national average price has dropped more than 50 cents since Memorial Day weekend. The group predicts... more

SUNDAY CONVERSATION: Teamsters rep says prolonged process a ‘massive failure’ for Wayne County

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SUNDAY CONVERSATION: Teamsters rep says prolonged process a ‘massive failure’ for Wayne County
According to Chris Toole, of Teamsters Local 118 — based out of Rochester — one group of local law enforcement officers are desperate for parity. This week, Toole sat down in-studio to discuss ongoing negotiations between the deputies of Wayne County and County Government — who he says walked away from the table recently. While additional meetings are set to... more

Suicide Prevention Coalition participates in It’s a Wonderful Life festival

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Suicide Prevention Coalition participates in It’s a Wonderful Life festival
It was a powerful weekend for everyone involved. The Seneca County Suicide Prevention Coalition took part in this year’s “It’s a Wonderful Life Festival,” which was held in Seneca Falls over the weekend. The festival is based around Frank Capra’s classic film “It’s a Wonderful Life,” which is an uplifting tale about community, coming together, and perseverance. That participation included... more

UPDATE: Police make arrest in Geneva bank robbery investigation

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UPDATE: Police make arrest in Geneva bank robbery investigation
Police have made an arrest in the Community Bank robbery, which happened on Monday around 9 a.m. Police say that on Wednesday around 12:18 a.m. they apprehended Ortho J. Arnold, 40, of Geneva – charging him with first-degree robbery – a felony. Police say an intense investigation followed the incident on Monday, which resulted in a search warrant being issued.... more

Private schools to report abuse under new NY law

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Private schools to report abuse under new NY law
New legislation signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo reforms how private schools must report child abuse allegations and requires those employed by schools to undergo training to identify victims. The legislation, which will take effect in 180 days, comes in the wake of several high-profile child abuse cases at private schools. Earlier this year, 10 former teachers at Nichols School, a private high school... more

NY Board of Regents asks for $2.1B state school aid increase in 2019-20

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NY Board of Regents asks for .1B state school aid increase in 2019-20
The Board of Regents joined a coalition of education groups in calling for a sizable state aid increase next year for New York school districts. The Regents on Monday called for a $2.1 billion state aid increase. It would include $1.66 billion more in foundation aid, which is the base aid provided to districts, a $410 million increase in reimbursement-based... more

W-FL MONDAY: Waterloo wins third straight, Romulus wins by a point & Red Creek beats Clyde

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W-FL MONDAY: Waterloo wins third straight, Romulus wins by a point & Red Creek beats Clyde
It was a light slate of games on Monday night in the world of Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball with just three games on the schedule for the boys and two on the girls side. The bug news of the night was an impressive win for the Waterloo Indians over World of Inquiry and a league victory for Red Creek... more

WEBCAST REPLAY: Wayne visits Waterloo for FL East battle (FL1 Sports)

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WEBCAST REPLAY: Wayne visits Waterloo for FL East battle (FL1 Sports)
The two-time defending Section V Class A2 Champion Wayne Eagles travel to Seneca County to take on the Waterloo Indians in an early season Finger Lakes East match-up. Waterloo comes in hot winning their last three. Meanwhile, Wayne looks to prove they’re the team to beat in the East. Jim Sinicropi and Kevin Sharp have the call for FL1 Sports.... more

Police investigate hit-and-run on Fitch St. in Auburn

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Police investigate hit-and-run on Fitch St. in Auburn
Police are investigating a crash, which happened Sunday morning around 1:30 a.m. on Fitch Avenue. Police say the accident happened around 106 Fitch Avenue, around 1:30 a.m. when a vehicle left the roadway – knocked over a fire hydrant, and re-entered the roadway – before crashing into a parked car. After all of that the operator of the vehicle drove... more

Ithaca Police Department, Mayor don’t see eye to eye on staffing

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Ithaca Police Department, Mayor don’t see eye to eye on staffing
Ithaca’s a growing city with around 30,000 people, and two universities. The police department has 69 officers and Union President Eric Doane says it’s not enough. “There are more college kids than ever, there are businesses, everything’s growing around here, but we are not allowed to grow to meet that need,” said Doane. In the last five years Doane says... more
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