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Syracuse comes alive in big road win at Louisville (full coverage)

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Syracuse comes alive in big road win at Louisville (full coverage)
Sophomore Tyus Battle and junior Frank Howard each eclipsed 20 points to lead Syracuse (16-8, 5-6 ACC) to a 78-73 win over Louisville (16-8, 6-5 ACC) Monday night at the KFC Yum! Center. The triumph is the Orange’s first at Louisville since 2013. Battle finished with 25 points and Howard added 22 points and five rebounds. Freshman Oshae Brissett totaled... more

Trumansburg boys basketball gets first win in late-January

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Trumansburg boys basketball gets first win in late-January
The Trumansburg Blue Raiders notched their first victory of the season with a 54-44 win over the Groton Indians in a conference matchup at home Friday, Jan. 27. In its last IAC matchup Jan. 23, Trumansburg stayed within four points of now North Large Division leading Lansing on the road and then were blown out 62-32 on the road by... more

Big week of Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball ahead

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Big week of Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball ahead
League titles will be on the line almost every night this week across the Wayne-Finger Lakes boys and girls basketball leagues. We’ll carry some of the action LIVE on FingerLakes1.com and will continue to have the most comprehensive nightly recaps posted every evening. The regular season ends on Valentine’s Day next week but the bulk of important remaining games are... more

‘Organized chaos’: An inside look at an Auburn pizzeria on Super Bowl Sunday

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‘Organized chaos’: An inside look at an Auburn pizzeria on Super Bowl Sunday
Pizza and chicken wing orders on Super Bowl Sunday just might make for the busiest few hours in the year for a local pizza shop. Orders for the big game started trickling in last Tuesday, said Matt Bartolotta, the owner of Angelo’s Pizza on East Genesee Street. Orders continued to pile up throughout the week, and last minute orders came... more

Young Marion family devastated by genetic diagnosis of disease in both children

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Young Marion family devastated by genetic diagnosis of disease in both children
Seven year old Lilly Waeghe of Marion has enjoyed Nursery School, and field trips with her class as a happy, seemingly healthy little girl – until last year. On the eve of Thanksgiving Day in 2015, Lilly began ill and suddenly developed a series of seizures. She was subsequently hospitalized and on artificial respiration. She was later diagnosed with Alper’s... more

Deputies: Driver had BAC twice legal limit during Hopewell stop

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Deputies: Driver had BAC twice legal limit during Hopewell stop
Deputies say a 22-year-old Canandaigua man was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated after a traffic stop on Smith Road in Hopewell. Jaymin R. Ransom was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated after the stop, which was initiated due to multiple vehicle and traffic violations. He was transported to the Ontario County Jail where he submitted to a breath test... more

Corning man charged with felony DWI after traffic stop

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Corning man charged with felony DWI after traffic stop
The Watkins Glen Police Department reports the arrest of a 48-year-old Corning man following a traffic stop on February 2nd. Police say Mark A. Raker, of Corning was charged with failure to use designated lane, refusal to submit to a breath test, felony driving while intoxicated, and unlawful possession of marijuana. He was arraigned in Watkins Glen Village Court and... more

KEUKA CANDY: A sweet venture expanding beyond Penn Yan

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KEUKA CANDY: A sweet venture expanding beyond Penn Yan
The Keuka Candy Emporium recently moved to a new space in Penn Yan. The candy store was able to expand during the month of December through their move from 17 Main Street to 131 Main Street, where Lowns was located. Keuka Candy offers a variety of candies, from international to retro and handmade. They encourage guests to get nostalgic by... more

Geneva PD investigating ‘several’ rounds fired into Pulteney St. apartment

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Geneva PD investigating ‘several’ rounds fired into Pulteney St. apartment
On Monday at approximately 2:09 a.m., members of the Geneva Police Department responded to Geneva Garden Apartments on Pulteney Street for the report of ‘shots fired’. The complaint came in at 500 Pulteney Street, and the Ontario County Sheriff’s Office assisted in response. Investigators with the Geneva Police Department say that several shots were fired into Apartment 53 at the... more

Milestone Celebration scheduled for Geneva Fit Club on Seneca St.

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Milestone Celebration scheduled for Geneva Fit Club on Seneca St.
The Geneva Area Chamber of Commerce has announced that it will be co-hosting its next Member Milestone Celebration on Tuesday, February 13, 2018. The event will include an Open House and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to honor the official Grand Reopening of Geneva Fit Club, located at 28 Seneca Street in downtown Geneva. Formerly Accelerated Fitness, new owners Don and Patti... more

Rochester man charged with sex abuse in Canandaigua

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Rochester man charged with sex abuse in Canandaigua
On Sunday around 4:00 a.m., the Canandaigua Police Department arrested a 51-year-old Rochester resident on sex abuse charges following an investigation stemming from an incident over the weekend. David Schutz, 51, of Rochester was charged with first-degree sex abuse, according to police on Sunday. Schultz is accused of inappropriately making sexual contact with a child under 11-years-old while inside a... more

Seward House Museum awarded $20K grant for Underground Railroad project

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Seward House Museum awarded K grant for Underground Railroad project
The Seward House Museum in Auburn has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the Network to Freedom, the museum announced in a news release. The money will be used for preservation, research and an exhibition related to the Underground Railroad. As a site of the railroad, the museum will research new content related to the Seward family’s involvement in it,... more

John DeFrancisco’s bill would abolish NY Board of Regents

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John DeFrancisco’s bill would abolish NY Board of Regents
State Sen. John DeFrancisco has introduced a bill that would abolish the state Board of Regents, the 17-member panel that oversees almost every aspect of education in New York. DeFrancisco, R-DeWitt, who filed as a candidate for governor last week, followed up his campaign announcement by singling out the Board of Regents as an example of wasteful government spending. “You’ve... more

Three South Seneca students selected for Area All-State Chorus

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Three South Seneca students selected for Area All-State Chorus
South Seneca Middle High School is honored to have had three singers selected to attend this year’s Senior High Area All-State, which took place at Ithaca High School over the weekend of February 2 and 3. Junior Sarah Corning, was selected for Mixed Chorus as an Alto II. Senior Julia Diamond and Junior Madelyn Houck were selected to sing in... more

WEBCAST REPLAY: First place in the East on the line as #2 Mynderse visits #1 Wayne on FL1 Sports

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WEBCAST REPLAY: First place in the East on the line as #2 Mynderse visits #1 Wayne on FL1 Sports
In their first meeting in Seneca Falls, the Wayne Eagles defeated the host Mynderse Blue Devils by three points to take the lead in the Finger Lakes East title race. Now Mynderse (10-1/15-2) will take another shot at Wayne (13-1 / 10-0), this time at the Eagle’s nest in Ontario. Wayne has won 13 in-a-row and hasn’t lost since November... more
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