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Aldi to now offer delivery

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Aldi to now offer delivery
Aldi is teaming up with Instacart in Central New York to make it easier for you to get your groceries. Aldi will now do the shopping for you and deliver your groceries right to your door. There is a delivery fee for some products. Check the Instacart app to see if your local Aldi is participating. All you do is... more

Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES chief talks vision, new programs in his first year

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Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES chief talks vision, new programs in his first year
Brian Hartwell has been the district superintendent for Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES for nearly six months. He had most recently been the superintendent of the Pulaski Academy & Central School District and had previously been the principal of Oswego High School. The top BOCES seat had seen a lot of change in recent years, as the previous leader Denise Dzikowski abruptly left... more

Sterling man charged with allegedly sexually abusing minor

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Sterling man charged with allegedly sexually abusing minor
A Sterling man is facing multiple criminal charges for allegedly having sexual contact with a minor, the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office said Saturday. Thaddeus Fields, 46, of Fancher Road, was charged with third-degree sexual abuse, second-degree patronizing a person for prostitution, third-degree patronizing a person for prostitution, and endangering the welfare of a child, according to a press release. The... more

Cayuga Community College announces new student trustee

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Cayuga Community College announces new student trustee
New Cayuga Community College Student Trustee Daniel Charles is looking forward to representing his fellow students on the College Board of Trustees and is hoping to enhance communication between students and College leaders. A 2012 graduate of the Auburn Enlarged City School District, Charles is in his first semester at Cayuga, where he’s pursuing an Associate of Science Degree in... more

Clear samples at Auburn, Owasco filtration plants signal end to HAB season

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Clear samples at Auburn, Owasco filtration plants signal end to HAB season
The city of Auburn and town of Owasco both recently deactivated their systems that filter out toxins from harmful algal blooms after multiple clean samples signaled the end of the peak season. The water filtration plants for Auburn and Owasco turned off their activated carbon filtration systems after three daily samples in a row showed no signs of the toxins... more

Debated rental property registry remains off Auburn City Council agenda

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Debated rental property registry remains off Auburn City Council agenda
Although a proposed rental registry is still a work in progress, concern from landlords and rental unit owners still lingers, and the proposal remains off city council agenda. Designed to help ensure safety and improve Auburn’s housing stock, the registry would require owners of rental units to register their properties and provide emergency contact and insurance information. At a public... more

The Auburn Chamber Orchestra presents “A Joyful Christmas”

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The Auburn Chamber Orchestra presents “A Joyful Christmas”
Let the Auburn Chamber Orchestra light a spark in your Christmas season by joining us at 4PM on December 9th for “A Joyful Christmas” at the festively decorated St. Francis Church, 299 Clark Street in Auburn. Support our musicians’ community as students join amateur and semi-professional musicians in making beautiful music for you! Southern Cayuga and Ithaca College graduate Laura... more

New welcome center joining Auburn’s holiday festivities

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New welcome center joining Auburn’s holiday festivities
Auburn’s annual holiday kickoff will feel even more welcoming this year. The city’s new Equal Rights Heritage Center will be part of the Miracle on Genesee Street and 32nd annual Holiday Parade Saturday. With its large stone plaza area opposite Memorial City Hall, the center was a natural addition to the holiday festivities, said Jesse Kline, assistant director of the... more

Deputies: Auburn man struck officer at del Lago after being kicked out

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Deputies: Auburn man struck officer at del Lago after being kicked out
Deputies say that a 51-year-old Auburn man was charged with harassment after a physical incident involving a police officer. Robert G. Belles, Jr., 51, of Auburn was charged with harassment and resisting arrest after being removed from the del Lago Resort & Casino. Deputies say he physically resisted; and the struck an officer in the process. He was issued appearance... more

32nd Annual Holiday Parade returns with “Miracle on Genesee Street”

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32nd Annual Holiday Parade returns with “Miracle on Genesee Street”
Everyone loves a parade, and Downtown Auburn is a great place to see one. On Saturday, November 24th the Downtown Auburn Business Improvement District and the City of Auburn will present “Miracle on Genesee Street,” and the 32nd Annual Holiday Parade. This parade is a popular custom, beginning at 6PM at the corner of East Genesee & N. Fulton Streets... more

Hazmat situation in Auburn after meth lab busted by law enforcement

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Hazmat situation in Auburn after meth lab busted by law enforcement
A block in Auburn was shut down on Friday following a drug bust at a local home, according to law enforcement officials in Cayuga County. Cayuga County Sheriff-elect Brian Schenck said the Finger Lakes Drug Task Force executed a search warrant around 10 a.m. at 54 Orchard Street, and found multiple people manufacturing methamphetamine. Adults and children were found at... more

Auburn officials weigh possibility of solar array at landfill site

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Auburn officials weigh possibility of solar array at landfill site
With a proposed agreement in the works, the municipal landfill in Auburn could see an array of solar panels installed over it in the future. On Thursday, Abundant Solar, a full service solar developer, presented logistics on the possible installation for the city council. The project would allow utility-paying residents to subscribe for access to energy produced by the array.... more

$10M Auburn welcome center will open this week

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M Auburn welcome center will open this week
After weeks of anticipation, the Equal Rights Heritage Center in downtown Auburn has released its opening date. The $10 million welcome center on South Street will host a grand opening at 10 a.m. Tuesday with a “special unveiling,” a press release stated Friday. State Parks Commissioner Rose Harvey, Mayor Michael Quill and several state and community leaders will be present.... more

Public’s help sought locating runaway teen in Auburn

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Public’s help sought locating runaway teen in Auburn
The Auburn Police department is asking for the public’s help locating a missing girl. Tresny Stevens, 16, reportedly ran away from 202 Franklin St. in Auburn last week. No clothing description was available and her whereabouts are unknown. Stevens is listed as an endangered runaway. She’s from the Syracuse area and is believed to be in that region. Anyone with... more

Auburn city councilors debate allowing more flexibility with meeting agendas

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Auburn city councilors debate allowing more flexibility with meeting agendas
A suggestion to approve the Auburn City Council’s agenda items at the start of a meeting was discussed at length at last week’s regular meeting. Councilor Dia Carabajal on Thursday proposed amending the rules and regulations of the city council to allow members of the council more freedom to add or remove agenda items if necessary. Carabajal also suggested adding... more
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