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Seneca Falls PD: Homeless man resisted arrest, possessed narcotics during incident

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Seneca Falls PD: Homeless man resisted arrest, possessed narcotics during incident
Police say a homeless man was arrested in Seneca Falls after they received a call for an intoxicated person causing a disturbance. According to Seneca Falls Police, David J. Markel, 37, refused to leave a residence on State Route 5&20 after being asked to leave by the tenant. Police say the tenant and law enforcement asked him to leave the... more

Traffic stop leads to felony charge for Seneca Falls driver

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Traffic stop leads to felony charge for Seneca Falls driver
Police say a Seneca Falls resident was found driving a vehicle on a suspended license, while under the influence of alcohol, following a traffic stop on Ovid Street. According to the Seneca Falls Police Department, Haley J. Ferrell, 37, of Seneca Falls was stopped after failing to maintain his lane on Ovid Street. Police say he crossed the center line... more

Ithaca Police Chief Pete Tyler talks about department’s future

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Ithaca Police Chief Pete Tyler talks about department’s future
After 27 years with the Ithaca Police Department, Pete Tyler made city history last month when he became the city’s first chief of police of color. Tyler had been acting chief since March, following former Chief John Barber’s retirement. After a nationwide search for Barber’s replacement, Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick said at Tyler’s December swearing-in ceremony that his suspicions were... more

Auburn museum adds three to board of trustees

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Auburn museum adds three to board of trustees
The Cayuga Museum has announced the election of three new trustees to its board of directors: • Craig Mietz, of Weedsport, a mortgage loan officer for Lyons National Bank • Tessa Crawford, deputy treasurer of the Auburn Enlarged City School District and former auditor for a local accounting firm specializing in nonprofits • Kristin L. Garland, an attorney in private... more

Balanced Big Red hoops closes non-conference slate with win

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Balanced Big Red hoops closes non-conference slate with win
Four players scored in double figures and the bench paid big contributions as Cornell closed out its 2017-18 non-conference schedule with a 93-69 win over Central Penn on Friday afternoon at Newman Arena. The Big Red enters league play with a 6-7 mark, while the Knights slipped to 7-9 on the year. The tandem of juniors Matt Morgan (21 points,... more

Syracuse gives it away late in 51-49 loss to Notre Dame (full coverage)

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Syracuse gives it away late in 51-49 loss to Notre Dame (full coverage)
Notre Dame (13-3, 3-0 ACC) made a put-back shot with 2 second left to defeat Syracuse (12-4, 1-2 ACC), 51-49, Saturday afternoon in the Carrier Dome. Sophomore Tyus Battle led Syracuse with 21 points in the setback. A Notre Dame steal with five seconds left set up a Gibbs layup. Gibbs missed a contested shot but Pflueger followed and tipped... more

Police: Duo flee police from Penn Yan home, three others charged after incident

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Police: Duo flee police from Penn Yan home, three others charged after incident
Members of the Penn Yan Police Department arrested five individuals during a joint-investigation conducted by the Penn Yan PD, New York State Police, as well as New York State Parole. Officers were assisting troopers in locating Joseph P. Dorsey, 24, of Penn Yan, who was wanted by State Parole and Brandon J. Thompson, 25, also of Penn Yan – who... more

Seneca Falls infrastructure meeting set for Jan. 16

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Seneca Falls infrastructure meeting set for Jan. 16
Like many upstate communities, this Seneca County town is plagued by aging infrastructure. Its streets, roads, bridges, water lines and sewer lines require much-needed upgrades. Many of them were inherited when the town assumed the village of Seneca Falls, which dissolved at the end of 2011. The town contracts with Liverpool-based Barton & Loguidice for its infrastructure issues. Barton &... more

Waterloo schools seek people for naming committee

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Waterloo schools seek people for naming committee
A school administrator, a teacher, two students and two community members are being sought to serve on a committee tasked with naming the gymnasium at Waterloo High School after retired teacher, coach and athletic director Joe Sposato or someone else. The district received a petition last month with at least 25 signatures. It asked that the athletic facility be named... more

Police: Death of man found outside Auburn home was accidental

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Police: Death of man found outside Auburn home was accidental
The Auburn Police Department has closed its investigation into the death of a 39-year-old man whose body was found outside an Auburn home last fall. Auburn Police Captain James Moore said an autopsy ruled that the death of Joshua Taro was accidental. His death was initially deemed suspicious after a passerby discovered Taro's body on the front lawn of 59... more
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