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Year: 2018

Homeless man gets into fight in Penn Yan, urinates in trash at Penn Yan PD headquarters

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Homeless man gets into fight in Penn Yan, urinates in trash at Penn Yan PD headquarters
Penn Yan Police tell us a homeless man is in custody following a physical altercation during the early-morning hours on Thursday. Details of the incident were not initially released, but David Zimmerman is said to have been involved in a physical altercation with another individual on Thursday, and after being taken into custody urinated in a trash can at police... more

Deputies: Canandaigua man charged after biting, striking victim during domestic

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Deputies: Canandaigua man charged after biting, striking victim during domestic
Deputies arrested a Canandaigua man on Wednesday around 2:04 am on multiple charges following a a domestic incident. According to deputies, Joshua Labombard, 29, was charged with first-degree criminal contempt and third-degree assault following a domestic incident where he struck and bit a victim. The entire incident violated a refrain from order of protection, according to the Sheriff’s Office. The... more

WEEKEND FORECAST: Warm, pleasant weekend on the way for the FLX

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WEEKEND FORECAST: Warm, pleasant weekend on the way for the FLX
The next several days are going to offer some of the best, and most-tranquil weather the region has experienced in weeks. As temperatures are expected to increase dramatically — and even push toward 50 degrees by the start of next week — it will be accompanied by a quiet weather pattern. That means no heavy, flooding rains, and no major... more

Study: Overdose numbers soar in the Finger Lakes

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Study: Overdose numbers soar in the Finger Lakes
Every county in New York has been touched by the opioid epidemic. Seneca is no exception. In 2016, Seneca County residents visited hospital emergency departments for opioid abuse or overdoses 46 times, and two people died from the powerful pain killers, according to a new study of hospital admission and ED data from Common Ground Health. The analysis also confirmed... more

Police: Duo accused of stealing over $2,100 worth of merchandise from Seneca Falls Walmart

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Police: Duo accused of stealing over ,100 worth of merchandise from Seneca Falls Walmart
Earlier this week a duo from Rochester was arrested in Seneca Falls on felony charges after stealing more than $2,000 from Walmart. The Seneca Falls Police Department reports that Patricia Dennis, 32, and Alychnia McCathan, 23, both of Rochester were charged with felony grand larceny after stealing more than $2,104 worth of merchandise from the Walmart in Seneca Falls. Dennis... more

Law enforcement outlines expectations as thousands converge on Seneca Falls for march today

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Law enforcement outlines expectations as thousands converge on Seneca Falls for march today
The Town of Seneca Falls Police Department is advising residents and visitors that on Saturday the Women March in Seneca Falls will be taking place. The Women March ceremony will begin at approximately 10 am at the Women’s Rights National Historic Park on Fall Street and conclude at approximately 2 pm at the Community Center. The march will step off... more

INSIDE THE FLX: Newark Mayor Jonathan Taylor talks Main St. development, goals in 2018 (podcast)

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INSIDE THE FLX: Newark Mayor Jonathan Taylor talks Main St. development, goals in 2018 (podcast)
On Episode #93 of the Inside the FLX Podcast the Village of Newark takes center stage, as Mayor Jonathan Taylor comes to the FingerLakes1.com Studio to talk about various issues impacting the community he serves. The discussion looks at the latest efforts to revamp Main St., as well as a number of infrastructure updates reshaping the community. Watch or listen... more

Change coming? Deputy supervisor says combination of enforcement, policy change needed with snow removal issue

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Change coming? Deputy supervisor says combination of enforcement, policy change needed with snow removal issue
The Town of Seneca Falls issued a reminder to residents about snow removal policies that are currently in place. The policy from Section 300-95 of the Town books reads as follows: All snow, ice, dirt or other obstruction upon any public sidewalk in the Town of Seneca Falls shall be removed by the owner or occupant of the adjoining land immediately... more

NY won’t spend $460,000 on NASCAR race in Watkins Glen, multi-year deal struck with ‘Go Bowling’

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NY won’t spend 0,000 on NASCAR race in Watkins Glen, multi-year deal struck with ‘Go Bowling’
New York State won’t spend another $460,000 on race sponsorship at Watkins Glen International in 2018, according to NASCAR officials. In 2017, I LOVE NY sponsored the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen International. This year that agreement has been agreed to with Go Bowling. The investment last year, came in exchange for multiple promotional opportunities. There... more

Video of Lansing bank robbery released as deputies try to identify suspect

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Video of Lansing bank robbery released as deputies try to identify suspect
The Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help identifying an individual who robbed a Lansing bank at gunpoint. Deputies were called to the Cornell Federal Credit Union on Sheraton Drive in Lansing a little after 4:30 pm. It was moment after the frightening incident unfolded. On Thursday, authorities released the video of the incident, which shows a... more

FL Land Trust acquires 24 acres in national forest

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FL Land Trust acquires 24 acres in national forest
The Finger Lakes Land Trust has acquired 24 acres in the heart of the Finger Lakes National Forest. Located in the town of Hector, Schuyler County, the wooded property is surrounded by existing public land. The acquisition was made possible by the organization’s “Forever Fund,” a dedicated account created by the Land Trust to make time sensitive acquisitions possible. The... more

Ithaca mayor stands by immigration sanctuary policies as DOJ considers legal action

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Ithaca mayor stands by immigration sanctuary policies as DOJ considers legal action
Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick is standing firm on a sanctuary city ordinance unanimously approved by the city’s Common Council last February despite the Department of Justice exploring charges against politicians who support immigration sanctuary policies. “Look, they’ll have to put me under the jail. I was elected by the people of Ithaca and President Trump’s stances on immigration are counter... more

Wegmans ties with Publix for America’s favorite grocery store

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Wegmans ties with Publix for America’s favorite grocery store
Wegmans is tied for the title of America’s favorite grocery store. The Rochester-based grocer and Florida-based Publix Super Markets tied for first place in a new survey by Market Force Information, a retail consulting firm. Market Force surveyed 12,774 shoppers. Wegmans and Publix both scored 77% on the Composite Loyalty Index, which was calculated using customer ratings given for store... more

WEBCAST REPLAY: #8 Newark and #2 Mynderse square off at Arthur L. Baker on FL1 Sports

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WEBCAST REPLAY: #8 Newark and #2 Mynderse square off at Arthur L. Baker on FL1 Sports
Just over 11 months ago, the Mynderse Blue Devils and Newark Reds squared off in the Section V Class B Championship Game at the Blue Cross Arena. Mynderse won that game and also won the rematch in Newark in early December. Newark had won the Class B title in 2016 with a win over Pal-Mac giving the Finger Lakes East... more

Pedestrian struck on South Street in Auburn expected to make full-recovery

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Pedestrian struck on South Street in Auburn expected to make full-recovery
In an update from the Auburn Citizen, officials say the pedestrian struck in the City of Auburn late this week is expected to make a full-recovery. The male pedestrian who was hit by a car Thursday night on South Street in Auburn was apparently no worse for wear after the accident, according to the Auburn Police Department.  Jerrell Brooks was... more

Community stunned after Clyde doctor’s arrest in federal child porn investigation

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Community stunned after Clyde doctor’s arrest in federal child porn investigation
We’re learning more about community reaction to the doctor in Clyde, who’s been charged in a child pornography investigation. That doctor, identified by federal authorities as Dr. David Blasczak, was arraigned in Thursday in Federal Court. He denied abusing patients, but admitted to taking nude photos of them for medical research and his own personal gratification. Clyde Family Health Center,... more
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