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Clyde-Savannah’s Derrick Chance scores 1,000th; Wayne girls beat Newark in double-overtime (W-FL round-up 1/3)

Clyde-Savannah’s Derrick Chance scores 1,000th; Wayne girls beat Newark in double-overtime (W-FL round-up 1/3)
Clyde-Savannah senior point guard Derrick Chance scored his 1,000th career point on a corner three-pointer as the Golden Eagles took home a 56 point win over North Rose-Wolcott in Clyde on Wednesday night. The final score was 88-32. Derrick’s brother Marcus Chance led all scorers with 28 points, Dru Carnevale scored 23 and Derrick finished with 24. Gage Leous led... more

INSIDE THE FLX: Auburn Mayor Michael Quill talks downtown, water quality, landfilling & more (podcast)

INSIDE THE FLX: Auburn Mayor Michael Quill talks downtown, water quality, landfilling & more (podcast)
On Episode #90 of the Inside the FLX Podcast Auburn Mayor Michael Quill talks about economic development, the future of the city’s municipal landfill, as well as some issues involving the headquarters of the police and fire departments. While he gave no explicit answers, nor did he speak for Auburn City Council, he did address some of the areas that... more

Romulus considers local law preventing trash incinerator at depot

Romulus considers local law preventing trash incinerator at depot
Romulus is beginning to align itself amid talks of a massive, $365 million incineration facility at the former Seneca Army Depot. The Romulus Town Board has proposed a local law placing a temporary moratorium on Zoning Board of Appeals approvals within the town, according to officials. Romulus Town Supervisor David Kaiser has said he is considering introducing a one-year moratorium... more

Deputies: Romulus man faces drug charges after home complaint

Deputies: Romulus man faces drug charges after home complaint
Members of the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 24-year-old Romulus man following a complaint at his residence. According to deputies, Dylan C. Boyle Slack, 24, of Romulus was found to be possessing several individual bags of marijuana, as well as a quantity of Xanax, which is a controlled substance. Slack was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation,... more

Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick delivers 2018 State of the City address

Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick delivers 2018 State of the City address
At the end of Common Council’s first regular meeting of 2018 Wednesday, Mayor Svante Myrick discussed the city’s accomplishments in 2017 and goals for 2018 in his seventh annual State of the City address. In his address, Myrick laid out goals for the city in the coming year: to push forward with street and pothole repairs, to implement design guidelines... more

SPECIAL REPORT: FLX Weather Meteorologist Drew Montreuil gives update on frigid air, snow

SPECIAL REPORT: FLX Weather Meteorologist Drew Montreuil gives update on frigid air, snow
As part of FingerLakes1.com’s continuing coverage of winter weather and extreme cold locally FLX Weather Meteorologist Drew Montreuil will be joining Josh Durso on the phone for a special Winter Weather Report at 3:30 pm. To watch the report LIVE tune-in to FingerLakes1.com, FingerLakes1.TV, or on the YouTube App. Check out continuing coverage of the winter weather by clicking here... more

Molino resigns as Ontario Town Supervisor days after taking office

Molino resigns as Ontario Town Supervisor days after taking office
Just days after being sworn in, Ontario Town Supervisor Joe Molino abruptly resigned from his post Thursday, the Ontario Town Board confirmed. In a letter sent to the town clerk, Molino said, “It is with much regret that I am submitting my letter of resignation from the position of Ontario Town Supervisor effective immediately.” Molino, 79, called it “perhaps the... more

State Supreme Court Justice Doran named to administrative post

State Supreme Court Justice Doran named to administrative post
State Supreme Court Justice Craig Doran was recently reappointed administrative judge of the Seventh Judicial District. A Canandaigua resident and Ontario County Court judge, Doran was first named to the position in 2012. The district covers Cayuga, Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Seneca, Steuben, Wayne and Yates counties. Doran was first elected as an Ontario County judge in 1999 and re-elected in... more

Yates cancer patients can get grants

Yates cancer patients can get grants
After surpassing its fundraising goal for 2017, a grassroots organization that supports Yates County residents with cancer is offering grants of up to $500 for those patients. Hope Walk of Yates County, a nonprofit group of community members passionate about raising money and awareness of cancer support services in the area, is taking grant applications. Members of the organization’s board... more

Geneva City Council opposes incinerator plan

Geneva City Council opposes incinerator plan
Darrin Magee did a little image-doctoring to illustrate the implications of a proposed trash-burning plant in neighboring Seneca County at the former army depot. Magee, an associate professor of environmental studies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, and an opponent of the project, created in his PowerPoint presentation to Council on Wednesday evening a photo depicting two empty Adirondack chairs... more

Mahunik named chairman of Cayuga County Legislature

Mahunik named chairman of Cayuga County Legislature
In a 9-6 vote, Patrick Mahunik was named chairman of the Cayuga County Legislature Thursday night. Newly elected and re-elected legislators were also sworn in during the body’s reorganization ceremony. Though the Democrats hold a narrow weighted majority with eight members, the party became divided in the discussion for chairman nominations. The position was up for grabs between two Democrats... more

Auburn City Council gives OK to move ahead with Genesee Street paving project

Auburn City Council gives OK to move ahead with Genesee Street paving project
The Auburn City Council unanimously voted to approve two resolutions advancing the Genesee Street paving project during Thursday night’s council meeting. First, council members voted to pay 100 percent of the project costs upfront — a total of nearly $4.7 million. Upon completion of the project, the city will be reimbursed from both local and state funds. The city’s total... more

Shipley gets another term as chair, Reynolds gets new leadership post as Seneca County Board of Supervisors reorganize for 2018

Shipley gets another term as chair, Reynolds gets new leadership post as Seneca County Board of Supervisors reorganize for 2018
Both the Cayuga and Yates legislatures named new chairmen for 2018. Meanwhile, Ontario and Wayne counties went with chairmen who had previously held the role in 2017. At Thursday’s reorganizational meeting, Waterloo Supervisor Bob Shipley was unanimously appointed to the leadership chair he assumed in 2017, succeeding former Waterloo Town Supervisor Gary Westfall. While Westfall assumed that role in a... more

Police: Seneca Falls man kept balance of funds meant for another person

Police: Seneca Falls man kept balance of funds meant for another person
Members of the Seneca Falls Police Department arrested a 37-year-old resident following a larceny complaint. Police say Joshua R. Goodman, 37, of Seneca Falls is accused of being given funds to send to another person, but only sent a partial amount. According to authorities, he kept the balance for himself, and was subsequently charged with petit larceny. He was released... more

Waterloo man faces multiple charges after choking victim during domestic

Waterloo man faces multiple charges after choking victim during domestic
The Seneca Falls Police Department reports the arrest of a 20-year-old Waterloo man following a domestic incident. Joshua A. Rotondo, of Waterloo is accused of subjecting a female to unwanted physical contact, pinning her down, and choking her. Police say several items were broken as result of the contact and physical altercation. He was charged with criminal obstruction of breathing,... more
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