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Two teens arrested after violating social host law

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Two teens arrested after violating social host law
Four people were arrested in Gorham after the Ontario County Sheriff’s Department responded to a noise complaint. Taylor McKeen and Garrett Cunningham, both 19-years-old, of Auburn were arrested for allowing underage persons to consume alcohol on their premises. Police say that Jonathan MacClurg, 20 of Jamesville and Jared Patterson, 19, of Cayuga were also arrested. The social host law violation... more

VIDEO: Jon Lamanna of The Alpha Fire talks upcoming release of new EP ‘Magnified’

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VIDEO: Jon Lamanna of The Alpha Fire talks upcoming release of new EP ‘Magnified’
The Alpha Fire has only existed for a few short months, but they have already made a big splash in the local music scene. This weekend the band will play a loaded show in Waterloo, at FNA’s Rhythm and Booze. The show, which will double as a CD release party for The Alpha Fire’s new EP ‘Magnified’ will play host... more

Dependent Doubledays: Auburn’s baseball team aims to become self-sustaining again

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Dependent Doubledays: Auburn’s baseball team aims to become self-sustaining again
Inside the Auburn Doubledays' front office at Falcon Park, an over-sized notepad hangs on a wall. The pad reads "ROAD TO 106,400" in big, blue lettering. The phrase signifies the goal for operators of the Doubledays, the short-season Class A Minor League Baseball affiliate for the Washington Nationals. The number, 106,400, is what the team's single-season attendance would be if... more

WEBER: Katie MacIntyre & the Boston Marathon and Menzo Case on financial markets (podcast)

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WEBER: Katie MacIntyre & the Boston Marathon and Menzo Case on financial markets (podcast)
Generations Bank President Menzo Case and Marketing Director Katie MacIntyre join the Web Dog in-studio to talk about the Right to Run 19K, Katie’s participation in the upcoming Boston Marathon, and Menzo’s take on the current financial climate and healthcare situation in America. AUDIO ONLY VERSION: more

Auburn inmate pleads guilty to possessing weapon, stabbing victim

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Auburn inmate pleads guilty to possessing weapon, stabbing victim
On Monday, Nicholas Cortese plead guilty to possessing a stabbing–type weapon while an inmate at Auburn Correctional Facility on April 16th, 2016. According to District Attorney Jon Budelmann there were no promises made regarding his sentence exposure. The range is a minimum of two to four years; and up to seven years. He will appear again on May 11th. Cortese... more

Auburn Plaza location of Five Below sets opening date; Radio Shack announces closure

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Auburn Plaza location of Five Below sets opening date; Radio Shack announces closure
As one national retailer opens its doors in Auburn Plaza, another will close them. Discount chain Five Below has announced via storefront signage that it will open in the Grant Avenue plaza at 10 a.m. Friday, March 24. The Philadelphia-based chain sells fashion accessories, candy, books, decor, bath and body items, electronics and more. Like fellow discount store Dollar Tree,... more

Auburn man sent to prison for passing counterfeit cash, harassing woman in Cayuga County

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Auburn man sent to prison for passing counterfeit cash, harassing woman in Cayuga County
An Auburn man who was scheduled to be sentenced last month for passing counterfeit money in Cayuga County pleaded guilty to another felony Tuesday and was then sentenced to state prison. Matthew L. Danforth, formerly of 131 E. Genesee St., was arrested last summer for conducting a counterfeit currency scheme with 39-year-old transient Nathan Nolan and using fake cash on... more

FLX Weekly: State titles for Watkins Glen & Moravia; Village elections held (podcast)

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FLX Weekly: State titles for Watkins Glen & Moravia; Village elections held (podcast)
Join Jessica Lahr, Jim Sinicropi, Jessamy Uticone and Josh Durso for Wednesday’s edition of FLX Weekly to recap the top stories of the week in the Finger Lakes. Find out why FingerLakes1.com is not happy with ESPN and take a look at the weekend weather and event slate ahead. more

Parks commission recommends rental fee and parking fee for Auburn graduation

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Parks commission recommends rental fee and parking fee for Auburn graduation
The Cayuga County Parks Commission is recommending that the Auburn Enlarged City School District pay a rental fee to hold high school commencement ceremonies on Deauville Island at Emerson Park and for graduates and their attendees to pay a parking fee. Jeff Pirozzolo, superintendent of the school district, has booked the island for the June 23 graduation while renovations are... more

Cuomo: Auburn, CNY hospitals will lose $57M if GOP health care bill passes

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Cuomo: Auburn, CNY hospitals will lose M if GOP health care bill passes
If the Republicans' attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act is successful, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says hospitals in central New York would lose millions in funding. An analysis conducted by the state Department of Health found the six hospitals in U.S. Rep. John Katko's district, which covers Cayuga, Onondaga, Wayne and a portion of Oswego County, would lose... more

Moravia woman pleads guilty to $12,000 welfare fraud

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Moravia woman pleads guilty to ,000 welfare fraud
A Moravia woman has admitted to receiving more than $12,000 in benefits that she wasn't entitled to. Cindy Chavez, 60, of 6379 Crofoot Road, was one of 32 people arrested in 2015 after a welfare fraud investigation in Cayuga County. At the time, Chavez was charged with nine felonies — third-degree grand larceny, third-degree welfare fraud and seven counts of... more

Auburn City Council opposes Trump’s proposed cuts to community development block grants

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Auburn City Council opposes Trump’s proposed cuts to community development block grants
They came in a drove — leaders from the Calvary Food Pantry, the Cayuga Seneca Community Action Agency, Freedom Recreational Services, the Boyle Senior Center, the Booker T. Washington Community Center, Cayuga Counseling Services, the Rescue Mission of Central New York and many others. Their message to Auburn city councilors Thursday night was clear — oppose President Donald Trump's proposal... more

Auburn woman charged with identity theft in Onondaga County

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Auburn woman charged with identity theft in Onondaga County
An Auburn woman was arrested and charged with second-degree identity theft for illegally withdrawing funds from another person's bank account, New York State police said. Patricia A. Bort, of 40 Center St., was charged March 17 with the class E felony. According to a press release, on Nov. 3, 2016, the 33-year-old used a KeyBank ATM in Fulton to withdraw... more
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