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Speakers announced for upcoming Women’s March in Seneca Falls

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Speakers announced for upcoming Women’s March in Seneca Falls
A state Senate candidate and former Syracuse mayoral hopeful are among those scheduled to speak at the upcoming women's march in Seneca Falls. The per-Sisters for Women's Equality rally will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 20 at the Women's Rights National Historical Park in Seneca Falls. The event will commemorate the one-year anniversary of the first women's marches... more

Deputies: Huron man threatened to burn victim’s house down, harm their spouse in voice and text messages

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Deputies: Huron man threatened to burn victim’s house down, harm their spouse in voice and text messages
The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of a Huron man following an investigation into reported harassing messages received by an unnamed victim. Deputies arrested Ryan D. Robinson, 24, of Huron for second-degree aggravated harassment. He is accused of sending several text and voice messages via Facebook Messenger, threatening to burn the victim’s house down and harm the victim’s... more

Williamson woman charged in domestic incident

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Williamson woman charged in domestic incident
The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of a Williamson woman following a domestic incident in Williamson. Deputies charged Misty L. Cantwell with third-degree criminal mischief after they say she intentionally damaged property during a domestic incident. She was arraigned in Williamson Town Court and released. The charges will be answered at a later date. more

State Police: Auburn woman had BAC twice the legal limit

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State Police: Auburn woman had BAC twice the legal limit
On January 6th Troopers arrested an Auburn woman after she was found to be driving while intoxicated follow field sobriety tests. Rachel W. Dyson, 54, of Auburn was charged with driving while intoxicated, operating a motor vehicle with a BAC greater than .08 percent, operating a motor vehicle without a valid inspection certificate and license restriction violation. While on patrol,... more

Bath teen faces felony charges after assault, stabbing at Snell Farm

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Bath teen faces felony charges after assault, stabbing at Snell Farm
State Police in Bath say they were called to the report of an assault in progress at Snell Farm, located on Snell Hill Road this week. Tyler J. Lautner, 18, of Bath was charged with second-degree attempted assault, two counts of fourth-degree criminal mischief, and criminal possession of a weapon. It is alleged that, while at Snell Farms, Lautner was... more

Brief ‘thaw’ underway in the FLX as weekend forecast remains uncertain

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Brief ‘thaw’ underway in the FLX as weekend forecast remains uncertain
A short-term ‘January Thaw’ is underway in the Finger Lakes. While forecasters are quick to point out that the calendar only says early-January — they remain split on what the long-term forecast looks like. While some meteorologists, like those with Accuweather, say that temperatures will largely remain above average for a significant chunk of the winter — local meteorologists are... more

Deputies: Waterloo man violates order of protection, charged with contempt

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Deputies: Waterloo man violates order of protection, charged with contempt
Seneca County Sheriff Tim Luce reports that on January 8th at approximately 11:45 am deputies arrested a Waterloo man following the violation of an order of protection. Jeremiah P. Hall, 37, of Waterloo was charged with second-degree criminal contempt after he was located at a residence where a female was protected under an stay away order. He was arraigned in... more

MEETING NOTICE: Engineers will provide update Seneca Falls residents on infrastructure

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MEETING NOTICE: Engineers will provide update Seneca Falls residents on infrastructure
On Tuesday, January 16th at 6 pm residents will have a chance to hear an official update on current and planned infrastructure projects in Seneca Falls. The information session, which Supervisor Greg Lazzaro said at last Tuesday’s regularly scheduled board meeting will include an opportunity for residents to pose questions to engineers. Representatives and engineers from Barton & Loguidice will... more

Blood shortage creates more immediate need for donors

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Blood shortage creates more immediate need for donors
The American Red Cross is facing a critical shortage of blood donations after last week’s winter storm forced 10 New York blood drives to cancel. That equates to a loss of 235 prospective donations. In addition to the cancellations caused by seasonal illnesses and chaotic holiday schedules, severe weather conditions this winter have wiped out 150 blood drives nationwide, yielding... more

LEADERSHIP JOURNEY: Setting the tone for 2018 by setting goals (podcast)

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LEADERSHIP JOURNEY: Setting the tone for 2018 by setting goals (podcast)
On the first episode of the Leadership Journey with Gwen Webber-Mcleod, it was all about goal setting. While setting goals in life can feel overwhelming, the leadership expert talked about the process and how to make it more manageable. Watch or listen to the podcast below: more

Two Taste of Thai workers taken into custody by ICE, employees say

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Two Taste of Thai workers taken into custody by ICE, employees say
Two employees at the popular Ithaca Commons restaurant Taste Of Thai were taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. According to Carlos Gutierrez, a Tompkins County Workers’ Center employee who handles immigration issues, two people were taken into custody around noon Tuesday while they were working at the restaurant. IthacaVoice.com: Read More more

Auburn awaits further word in small-city school district lawsuit against state

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Auburn awaits further word in small-city school district lawsuit against state
The Auburn Enlarged City School District is waiting for further word on a court case small-city school districts have against the state. Auburn superintendent Jeff Pirozzolo talked about the case at a board of education meeting at Auburn High School Tuesday night. Pirozzolo discussed Maisto vs. New York, in which parents and students representing eight small-city school districts — including... more
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