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State warns Wegmans in liquor case: More violations and we’ll revoke licenses (video)

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State warns Wegmans in liquor case: More violations and we’ll revoke licenses (video)
Paying more than $1 million in fines sounds like a bad scenario for any business. But in New York state’s case alleging illegal activity by Wegmans Food Markets and five affiliated liquor stores, it could get worse. State Liquor Authority commissioners issued stern warnings to the big Rochester-based grocery chain and the five stores operated by various Wegmans family members... more

OFFICIALS: No students hurt, bus not damaged after minor accident in Geneva

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OFFICIALS: No students hurt, bus not damaged after minor accident in Geneva
According to school officials, no students were injured after a bus slid off an area roadway around 6:35 a.m. on Wednesday. Neither the driver, nor the four North Street School students on-board were injured. The accident happened after hitting a patch of ice on Billsboro Road near State Route 14. The bus was traveling east and briefly went off the... more

Ettman calls judge race ‘over’ after absentee counts giving Porsch narrow victory

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Ettman calls judge race ‘over’ after absentee counts giving Porsch narrow victory
According to David Ettman, the Democratic who was challenging to become Seneca County’s next Court Judge – the race is over. “I have just been advised by the Republican Election Commissioner for Seneca County that the absentee vote has been completed,” Ettman began in a statement to local media. “The vote margin did not change during the absentee count. As... more

Bloomfield man ID’d as sole occupant of vehicle, after being ejected during wreck

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Bloomfield man ID’d as sole occupant of vehicle, after being ejected during wreck
State Police have identified the man who died in an accident on Tuesday around 9:30 p.m. New York State Police identified Patrick McNamara, 23, of Bloomfield as the sole occupant of his vehicle that was traveling westbound on Gauss Road when his vehicle went into a ditch and flipped end over end. They say McNamara was not wearing his seat... more

Newark High School National Honor Society Chapter inducts 20 new members

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Newark High School National Honor Society Chapter inducts 20 new members
Sixteen Newark High School juniors and four seniors were inducted into the NHS chapter of the National Honor Society November 5th at an evening ceremony in the auditorium. New inductees and their grade levels are juniors: Tatum Arnold, Isabella Bailey, Phoebe Bates, Brendan Briggs, McKenna Briggs, , Elana Verbridge-Day, Hannah Fisher, Lynzee Havert, Matthew Hutteman, Lauren MacTaggart, Luis Ortiz Jr.,... more

Newark High School students continue to be members of Hochstein Youth Symphony Orchestra for 2nd year in a row

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Newark High School students continue to be members of Hochstein Youth Symphony Orchestra for 2nd year in a row
For the second year in a row, two Newark High School students are members of the 2018–19 Hochstein Youth Symphony Orchestra, the highest-level youth orchestra in The Hochstein School’s five-tier youth orchestra program. They are Mallory Williams, a NHS senior who plays trumpet, and sophomore Rachel George, who plays French horn. The HYSO is an advanced youth orchestra comprised of... more

Newark Turkey Day Race set for Thanksgiving Day in Newark

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Newark Turkey Day Race set for Thanksgiving Day in Newark
The Newark Cross Country Booster Club will host its annual Turkey Day Race in Newark on Thursday, November 22nd at 9AM. Registration and check-in are at the Alex Eligh Community Center, 303 East Ave in Newark. The race features the traditional 5-mile course, run in reverse this year due to the construction on South Main Street in Newark. The booster... more

Former emergency management director coming back to Seneca after resolution passes (video)

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Former emergency management director coming back to Seneca after resolution passes (video)
Melissa Taylor will be coming back to Seneca County. Seneca Falls Police Chief Stu Peenstra addressed the supervisors voicing his support for Taylor. She served as emergency management director before resigning amid an investigation, which she said was tainted due to turmoil within the former county manager’s administration. On Tuesday, the supervisors heard from two individuals who support bringing Taylor... more

Syracuse crushed by Oregon, swept at The Garden (full coverage)

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Syracuse crushed by Oregon, swept at The Garden (full coverage)
The Syracuse Orange fell in love with the 3-point shot, but the trey did not love the Orange back in an 80-65 loss to the 13th-ranked Oregon Ducks here at Madison Square Garden on Friday. Although not a good shooting team, Syracuse inexplicably took shot after shot from the 3-point line in Friday’s game. Oregon, which spent most of the... more

Syracuse football legend Tim Green says he has ALS

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Former Syracuse football legend Tim Green says he has ALS
Tim Green is ready to tell the world what only his family and closest friends have known for a while. He has been living with ALS. A local icon, the former Syracuse University football All-American, NFL player and commentator whose life’s work stretched far beyond the football field will appear on CBS’ 60 Minutes on Sunday confirming his battle with... more

How much snow fell? NWS reports more than a foot in some places (full coverage)

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How much snow fell? NWS reports more than a foot in some places (full coverage)
The brunt of the accumulation is over after the first winter storm of the season dumped a significant amount of heavy, wet snow on the Finger Lakes. Skies will stay mostly cloudy throughout the day with the chance for breaks of sun during the afternoon. Crews are out getting roadways cleared; and as one would imagine – it’s a slow... more

College student in Ithaca pleads guilty to federal weapons charges

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College student in Ithaca pleads guilty to federal weapons charges
A college student in Ithaca has pleaded guilty to felony firearms offenses. Federal prosecutors said Maximilien Reynolds, 21, of Rumson, New Jersey, pleaded guilty to one count of willfully causing false statements to be made to a licensed firearms dealer during the purchase of a firearm, and one count of possessing firearms not registered in the National Firearms Registry and... more
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