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Month: December 2018

UR Warner School to offer guaranteed school counseling scholarships

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UR Warner School to offer guaranteed school counseling scholarships
The University of Rochester’s Warner Graduate School of Education and Human Development announces a new scholarship program designed to make its innovative school counseling programs more affordable and to attract the best and the brightest to serve in area K-12 schools as counselors. The new guaranteed 50 percent school counseling scholarships will help to address a statewide shortage of school... more

O’Mara will move to reintroduce legislation targeting meth distribution

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O’Mara will move to reintroduce legislation targeting meth distribution
Senator Tom O’Mara (R,C,I-Big Flats) today said that in addition to his ongoing work as a member of the Senate Task Force on Heroin and Opioid Addiction, he will also reintroduce legislation targeting the resurgence of methamphetamine-related crimes locally and statewide for consideration during the 2019 legislative session, which begins in early January. O’Mara pointed to a string of meth... more

Deputies: Ontario man charged with obscenity after online communications investigated

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Deputies: Ontario man charged with obscenity after online communications investigated
Deputies say a 20-year-old Ontario resident was charged with obscenity after an investigation into communication between himself and a female victim. Jacob R. Nellebach, 20, of Ontario was charged with third-degree obscenity after an investigation into online communication between himself and a female victim. Details of the communication were not made public in the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office’s press release.... more

Deputies: Waterloo driver charged with DWI after one-car crash

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Deputies: Waterloo driver charged with DWI after one-car crash
The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reports that on Saturday around 3:30 a.m., deputies responded to a one-car personal injury accident that happened near the intersection of State Route 96 and Brewer Road in the Town of Waterloo. Upon arrival deputies spoke with the diver, Qingshuang Wu, 34, of Waterloo. Deputies say Wu sustained a large laceration to his head and... more

FRESH TAKES: Christmas favorites, Camping World, NFL week 14 picks, and is the Big Ten the top conference in college basketball? (podcast)

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FRESH TAKES: Christmas favorites, Camping World, NFL week 14 picks, and is the Big Ten the top conference in college basketball? (podcast)
Stay up for another live edition of the Fresh Takes Podcast with Russo and Felice on FingerLakes1.com. It was a full house tonight with 2 guest hosts joining Paul & Nick and topics will include everyone’s favorite Christmas movies, baseball’s hot stove winter meetings, the College Football Playoffs, Syracuse in the Camping World Bowl, NFL Week 13 recap and Week... more

Ithaca father accused of assaulting 3-year-old, fleeing state after investigation launched

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Ithaca father accused of assaulting 3-year-old, fleeing state after investigation launched
Police say a 21-year-old Ithaca man was arrested after fleeing the state on assault charges related to injuries sustained by a 3-year-old child. On Monday Joshua Barnes, 21, of Ithaca was arraigned in Ithaca City Court on a felony assault charge after being taken into custody on November 20th in Baltimore, Maryland. Police say the investigation began on October 4th... more

Cayuga County tourism agency confirms new executive director

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Cayuga County tourism agency confirms new executive director
The Cayuga County Convention and Visitors Bureau has a new executive director, after the board Tuesday confirmed a replacement for Meg Vanek, who is retiring after 21 years with the agency. The bureau’s board of directors confirmed Karen Kuhl as the new executive director based on her experience with regional, national and international tourism, according to a release. Kuhl previously... more

End-of-season update on Cayuga Lake HABs monitoring set for next weekend

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End-of-season update on Cayuga Lake HABs monitoring set for next weekend
The Tompkins County Public Library will host a presentation next weekend on the first year of a program to monitor toxic Harmful Algal Blooms on Cayuga Lake. As part of the Community Science Institute’s Water and Community series, the library will hold a presentation on the first year of the HAB Monitoring Program on Cayuga Lake. Developed as a partnership... more

Auburn man pleads guilty to having child pornography

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Auburn man pleads guilty to having child pornography
An Auburn man pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography in Cayuga County Court Tuesday morning. In September, Gary Dellostritto, 37, of 275 Seymour St., Apt. 2, was arrested following an interview at the state police’s Aurelius station. The investigation stemmed from a tip the police received through the National Center for Mission and Exploited Children’s CyberTipline in May. Cayuga County... more

Man sentenced to life without parole for murdering ex-wife in Corning

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Man sentenced to life without parole for murdering ex-wife in Corning
The father of a former RIT student was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without parole. Lloyd Neurauter was sentenced for the murder of his ex-wife in August 2017 in Corning. Investigators say Lloyd and his daughter, Karrie Neurauter, staged Michele Neaurauter’s death to make it look like a suicide at her apartment on Dwight Avenue in Corning. Karrie Neurauter,... more

Syracuse’s Dino Babers shares AP ACC Coach of the Year honor

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Syracuse’s Dino Babers shares AP ACC Coach of the Year honor
Syracuse football coach Dino Babers shared the Associated Press ACC Coach of the Year honor with Clemson coach Dabo Swinney, it was announced Tuesday. Babers guided SU to a 9-3 season, its highest win total in 17 years, and a berth in the Camping World Bowl against West Virginia. Swinney has Clemson (13-0, 8-0 ACC) in the College Football Playoff... more

Seeing Syracuse play in Camping World Bowl won’t be cheap; tips to do it for less

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Seeing Syracuse play in Camping World Bowl won’t be cheap; tips to do it for less
Thinking about making the trip to Orlando to watch Syracuse University take on West Virginia in the Camping World Bowl? It’s going to lighten your wallet a bit. The game kicks off at 5:15 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 28 at 60,219-seat Camping World Stadium in Orlando. You can stay at home and watch it for free on ESPN, of course,... more

W-FL TUESDAY: Waterloo bounces back; Wayne falls to Leadership, VanAken drops 29 to lift Red Jacket girls

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W-FL TUESDAY: Waterloo bounces back; Wayne falls to Leadership, VanAken drops 29 to lift Red Jacket girls
In a clash of Class A2 titans, the two-time defending Sectional champion Wayne Eagles lost to a tough Leadership team at Wayne Central Tuesday night, 83-72. After falling behind 26-9 after the first quarter, Wayne came back to tie the game early in the fourth quarter. They would never take the lead, however, as Leadership pulled away for the 11... more

FLX WEEKLY: It should be another wonderful weekend in Seneca Falls (podcast)

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FLX WEEKLY: It should be another wonderful weekend in Seneca Falls (podcast)
The annual It’s A Wonderful Life weekend festival and 5k race return to Seneca Falls this weekend. Join Jessica Lahr, Sydney Rogers, Josh Durso and Jim Sinicropi to talk all about it and give you some important details, take a look at the weather outlook, and share some other events going on in the region if you can’t make it... more
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