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Deputies: Auburn man charged with sexually assaulting toddler in Wolcott

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Deputies: Auburn man charged with sexually assaulting toddler in Wolcott
Deputies in Wayne County report that a 22-year-old Auburn man has been accused of sexually assaulting a toddler at a home in Wolcott. Vince Ferris, 22, of Auburn was charged with first-degree sex abuse and arraigned on the charge. He’s being held at the Wayne County Jail in lieu of $5,000 cash bail or $10,000 secured bond, according to The... more

WEEKEND EVENTS: Holiday Tree Lighting, Christmas Musicals & Dickens Christmas arrives in the Finger Lakes (November 30th – December 2nd)

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WEEKEND EVENTS: Holiday Tree Lighting, Christmas Musicals & Dickens Christmas kicks off the first weekend of December
Thanksgiving is over and Christmas is in! This weekend, get out and explore the Finger Lakes to discover some of the holly jolly events taking place. Feeling chilly outside? Head over to the warm Syracuse Stage to enjoy the story of Buddy the elf. Need those family photos with Santa as soon as possible? Join him in his winter wonderland... more

Supervisors will have to take action over vacancies created by election in Seneca County DA’s office

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Supervisors will have to take action over vacancies created by election in Seneca County DA’s office
Elections have consequences. Those consequences aren’t always political, though. Seneca County Court Judge-elect Barry Porsch, who is serving out another month as Seneca County District Attorney before he takes office on January 1st, 2019 joined the Seneca County Board of Supervisors at their monthly committee sessions to discuss future planning and options for their first year without him leading prosecutorial... more

Roloson Electric named November Business of the Month

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Roloson Electric named November Business of the Month
The Seneca County Chamber of Commerce and Hampton Inn Seneca Falls are pleased to announce that Roloson Electric of Seneca Falls has been selected as the Chamber’s Business of the Month for November 2018. For over 30 years Roloson Electric has been delivering top quality workmanship to the Finger Lakes region. With three electricians on hand, two being sons of... more

Wayne County announces Civil Service Exam for Public Safety Dispatcher trainee

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Wayne County announces Civil Service Exam for Public Safety
Wayne County will conduct a civil service exam for the position of public safety dispatcher trainee on Saturday, January 19th, 2019. The last filing date to take the exam is Wednesday, December 12th, 2018. Wayne County’s 911 dispatchers serve more than 50 law enforcement agencies, fire departments and emergency medical services, handling more than 156,000 calls annually. Successful applicants must... more

Eastview Mall, Waterloo Premium among most-popular shopping centers in Upstate New York

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Eastview Mall, Waterloo Premium among most-popular shopping centers in Upstate New York
Like to shop? The holiday season is here and shoppers are taking to area malls and shopping centers like always — and Yelp — has provided a regional ranking of the most-positively reviewed destinations for shopping. However, not all of them on the list are malls, exactly. Some of them are shopping centers and plazas that offer a slightly different... more

ROTH: As sure as the snow blows off Lake Erie, a Bills downtown stadium is a lock

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Roth: As sure as the snow blows off Lake Erie, a Bills downtown stadium is a lock
Buffalo Bills owners Terry and Kim Pegula began fielding stadium questions almost immediately after purchasing the team in 2014 from the estate of franchise founder Ralph Wilson, Jr. Will they stay in Orchard Park at a facility that opened during the Watergate scandal? Will they build a new stadium on that infamous site in Buffalo’s snowbelt? Or — drum roll... more

You will be shocked to learn of the alt-universe Syracuse Orange in Japan

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You will be shocked to learn of the alt-universe Syracuse Orange in Japan
We’ve long thought we — the Syracuse Orange, Otto the Orange, our whole “orange” obsession — were unique in this world. Other schools wear orange, mind you (some of them poorly). But Syracuse’s use of an actual orange as a mascot and a full lean-in on the color and the fruit is something no one else does. Or at least... more

W-FL MID-WEEK ROUND-UP: Mynderse, Geneva & Naples boys win openers

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W-FL MID-WEEK ROUND-UP: Mynderse, Geneva & Naples boys win openers
The first full week of action in Wayne-Finger Lakes basketball saw the Mynderse Blue Devil boys jump start their season with a 50-20 win on the road at Clyde-Savannah on Tuesday night. You can watch the full webcast replay from Clyde that streamed live on FingerLakes1.com here: Also on Tuesday, the Geneva Panthers picked up a 5 point win as... more

Pair hospitalized after two-vehicle crash in Town of Ontario

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Pair hospitalized after two-vehicle crash in Town of Ontario
Deputies report that a two-car accident resulted in two people being sent to Strong Memorial Hospital for non-life threatening injuries. The accident happened in the Town of Ontario around 7:07 p.m. on Wednesday when Louis Dudley, 38, of Sodus was traveling east on Kenyon Road — who proceeded into the intersection of Kenyon Road, where Susanne U. Miedlich, 49, was... more

Rep. Tenney formally concedes defeat to Brindisi in close congressional race

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Rep. Tenney formally concedes defeat to Brindisi in close congressional race
Three weeks after Election Day and eight days after CNYCentral concluded her path to victory was all but gone, Republican Rep. Claudia Tenney officially conceded Wednesday to Democrat Anthony Brindisi in the contested race for New York’s 22nd Congressional District. “As the votes have been counted the last several weeks, it has become clear that while we remain on the... more

Rep. Katko: No simple fix for opioid crisis

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Rep. Katko: No simple fix for opioid crisis
As the First Lady headlines a town hall on the national opioid crisis, NY-24 Congressman John Katko said it will take a multipronged approach to cut down on drug deaths. Rep. Katko spoke to CNYCentral Wednesday from the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C. “There’s not a magic elixir here. It’s going to take a while to turn this ship around,”... more

Clyde doctor sentenced to 262 months after sexually abusing young patients

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Clyde doctor sentenced to 262 months after sexually abusing young patients
The former Wayne County doctor who admitted to sexually abusing young patients and other children for more than four decades was sentenced Thursday in federal court. David Blasczak was sentenced to 262 months in prison, a nearly 22-year sentence that U.S. District Judge Charles Siragusa said is likely a life sentence for the man from Clyde. Blasczak admits he fondled... more

Three charged with robbery, using stolen vehicle in Auburn

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Three charged with robbery, using stolen vehicle in Auburn
The Auburn Police Department arrested three people in connection with a robbery at a Pulaski Street home late Tuesday. Officers responded to 12 Pulaski St. at approximately 11:09 p.m. after receiving a report that a robbery occurred at the residence. Two adult victims told police that three individuals armed with knives entered the residence. Two of the suspects were known... more
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