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Year: 2018

Seneca Lake brewery party to benefit SLPWA

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Seneca Lake brewery party to benefit SLPWA
It could be called pints for pure water. Grist Iron Brewing Co. on Route 414 in this Schuyler County town is inviting the public to attend its Benevolence Beer Series Kick-Off Party at 5 p.m. Thursday, at which it will celebrate the unveiling of its hefeweizen beer. A portion of the proceeds from each pint of hefeweizen sold from January... more

Reorganization of temporary assistance unit on Seneca Supervisors agenda

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Reorganization of temporary assistance unit on Seneca Supervisors agenda
The caseload of the Medicaid Unit of the Temporary Assistance Unit of the Seneca County Department of Human Services continues to decline. At the same time, Human Services Commissioner Charles Schillaci says, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) and public assistance units caseloads are increasing. Schillaci said that shift requires the processing of cases... more

CNY used car dealer accused of failing to pay $206K in sales taxes

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CNY used car dealer accused of failing to pay 6K in sales taxes
A central New York used car dealer has been arrested for allegedly failing to pay more than $206,000 in sales taxes to the state Department of Taxation and Finance. Samy S. Guindy, 53, of 2746 W. Foxhill Lane, Camillus, has been charged with two counts of second-degree grand larceny, 30 counts of first-degree offering a false instrument for filing and... more

State police search for suspects in Owasco liquor store larceny

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State police search for suspects in Owasco liquor store larceny
New York State Police are investigating a larceny that took place New Year’s Eve in the town of Owasco. Trooper James Wozniak said police are searching for a man and woman who stole several bottles of alcohol from Owasco Wines and Liquors on Owasco Road. Wozniak said state police received a complaint after the store owner realized several bottles were... more

LATEST: Dogs left outside in bitter cold finally removed from Lyons property

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LATEST: Dogs left outside in bitter cold finally removed from Lyons property
After hundreds of complaints, photos that were shared thousands of times on social media, and a press conference by Wayne County Sheriff Barry Virts urging the public that nothing observed had risen to criminal nature — reports surfaced on Friday that the dogs were taken away. The Human Society had taken possession of the animals, which had been subject of... more

WEBCAST REPLAY: #1 Wayne battles #9 Midlakes in Clifton Springs on FL1 Sports

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WEBCAST REPLAY: #1 Wayne battles #9 Midlakes in Clifton Springs on FL1 Sports
Finger Lakes East play gets into full swing for the new year on Tuesday night and FingerLakes1.com will be in Clifton Springs to bring you a match-up between the #1 Wayne Eagles and the #9 Midlakes Screaming Eagles on FL1 Sports. Jim Sinicropi and Kevin Sharp had the call live from courtside on FL1 Radio and the full video replay... more

Jags player accused Bills’ Richie Incognito of racial slurs during Sunday’s AFC Wildcard game in Jacksonville

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Jags player accused Bills’ Richie Incognito of racial slurs during Sunday’s AFC Wildcard game in Jacksonville
Following the Bills’ 10-3 loss Sunday to the Jaguars, Buffalo offensive lineman Richie Incognito was accused of making racial slurs by the Jaguars’ Yannick Ngakoue. The Jacksonville defensive end did not offer details on the specifics of those alleged slurs, but Incognito has been accused of racism in the past, including during a 2013 episode when he was suspended for... more

Top-ranked Midlakes girls thump Mustangs in Penn Yan, 72-42 (W-FL round-up 1/8)

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Top-ranked Midlakes girls thump Mustangs in Penn Yan, 72-42 (W-FL round-up 1/8)
In a match-up of the top two teams in the Finger Lakes East varsity girls basketball standings on Tuesday night, it was Midlakes with a huge 31 point win on the road at Penn Yan. The convincing 73-42 win sends a message to the rest of the East that the Screaming Eagles are clearly the team to beat as they... more

Big Red to visit Penn, The Palestra for Ivy opener on Friday night

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Big Red to visit Penn, The Palestra for Ivy opener on Friday night
The Cornell men’s basketball team kicks off Ivy League season with one of the biggest challenges on the entire schedule when it visits Penn and Princeton this coming weekend. The Big Red will open with the Quakers on Friday at 8 p.m. before visiting defending conference champion Princeton on Saturday, at 7 p.m. CornellBigRed.com: Read More more

Jury selection begins for Ithaca Walmart shooter

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Jury selection begins for Ithaca Walmart shooter
The trial of a Dryden man accused of murdering a UPS driver just over one year ago in Ithaca's Walmart parking lot began Monday with jury selection. Justin Barkley is accused of shooting 52-year-old Candor resident William Schumacher, running him over with a truck, and later shooting at responding police officers following a standoff in Dryden in December 2016. During... more

Trump nominates Auburn-native Ann Marie Buerkle, again, to consumer safety post

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Trump nominates Auburn-native Ann Marie Buerkle, again, to consumer safety post
President Donald Trump didn't wait long to send his nomination of Ann Marie Buerkle back to the Senate as his pick to chair the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Trump on Monday afternoon included Buerkle on a list of more than 70 nominees he sent to the Senate, two weeks after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell declined to carry the... more
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