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Cato man charged with sexually abusing girls accused of trying to silence victims

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Cato man charged with sexually abusing girls accused of trying to silence victims
A man charged with sexually assaulting young girls is now attempting to silence his victims, the district attorney said. William Lewis, 30, of Cato, pleaded not guilty Thursday to three felonies — one count of first-degree sexual abuse and two counts of predatory sexual assault against a child — and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child, a... more

25-year-old charged with disseminating indecent materials to 12-year-old Cayuga County child

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25-year-old charged with disseminating indecent materials to 12-year-old Cayuga County child
Sheriff David Gould reports that last Thursday, the Cayuga County Sheriff’s Office initiated an investigation into an allegation that an adult male from Syracuse had been engaging in inappropriate online contact with a 12-year-old child from Cayuga County. As a result of that investigation, 25-year-old Joshua E. Mauro of 209 ½ Lawrence Avenue in Syracuse was arrested on Monday for disseminating... more

W-FL Hoops: Red Creek, Red Jacket & Marion drop openers

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W-FL Hoops: Red Creek, Red Jacket & Marion drop openers
A handful of Wayne-Finger Lakes high school boys and girls basketball teams were in action on Friday at both geographic ends of Section V. Warsaw and Red Creek are hosting their annual holiday tournaments and Friday’s results are below… Red Jacket 54, Warsaw 56 Warsaw’s Ethan Grawe made 2 free throws with :03 left on the clock to hand Red... more

W-FL Tuesday: Midlakes tops Gananda, Lyons drops 92 & Pal-Mac loses home opener

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W-FL Tuesday: Midlakes tops Gananda, Lyons drops 92 & Pal-Mac loses home opener
There were four games on Tuesday night that involved Wayne-Finger Lakes boys basketball teams and all four contests were won by the visiting team. In Palmyra, the Red Raiders hit the court for the first time since coming up short against Newark at the Blue Cross Arena in the sectional Class B1 championship game in February. Pal-Mac hosted former Finger... more

Cayuga County and village of Cato settle tree removal case with trucking company

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Cayuga County and village of Cato settle tree removal case with trucking company
Cayuga County will pay $13,000 and relinquish an old radio tower to a transportation company as a result of a settlement involving trees removed in the village of Cato. The case involves an incident in July 2013, when the village of Cato requested, and was granted, permission from the Keith Titus Corporation to cut down some trees and shrubs to... more

Cato-Meridian community supports 7-year-old girl fighting cancer a second time

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Cato-Meridian community supports 7-year-old girl fighting cancer a second time
In October 2016, Amanda Lamphere left her job. The single mother of two had been working at Dunkin' Donuts in Auburn when she discovered her 7-year-old daughter, Samantha, was sick with her second round of leukemia. And Amanda had no choice but to step back from work. Samantha was first diagnosed with leukemia in October 2013, but — after seven... more

Convicted road rage killer could be paroled, hearing scheduled for June

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Convicted road rage killer could be paroled, hearing scheduled for June
The Cayuga County District Attorney’s Office announced on Friday that the NYS Parole Board will be considering parole for William LeVea, who killed Christopher Spack in a violent DWI crash after chasing and ramming the victim’s truck multiple times on November 20th, 2009. The public has one week to submit objections and statements in opposition LeVea’s release. The process now... more

Cato-Meridian superintendent set to retire in December

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Cato-Meridian superintendent set to retire in December
Cato-Meridian Central School District Superintendent Noel Patterson intends to retire in December because he feels it’s an ideal time to say goodbye. “The district’s in good shape. We have high graduate rates, our academic performance is high, we have a good reputation, and our facilities are in great shape,” Patterson said this week. The 62-year-old — who has been head... more

Cato man charged with sexually abusing girls accused of trying to silence victims

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Cato man charged with sexually abusing girls accused of trying to silence victims
A man charged with sexually assaulting young girls is now attempting to silence his victims, the district attorney said. William Lewis, 30, of Cato, pleaded not guilty Thursday to three felonies — one count of first-degree sexual abuse and two counts of predatory sexual assault against a child — and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child, a... more

Cato-Meridian girls soccer scores big in first half to top Tyburn

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Cato-Meridian girls soccer scores big in first half to top Tyburn
Once the Blue Devils starting meshing offensively, they couldn’t be stopped. The Cato-Meridian girls soccer team buried seven goals in the first half en route to an 11-0 win over Tyburn Academy Thursday at the CIMARF Fields in Cato. The Blue Devils put the game away with six goals in a 15-minute span to end the first half. Read More more

Cato-Meridian cancels Friday’s football game due to lack of eligible players

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Cato-Meridian cancels Friday’s football game due to lack of eligible players
The Cato-Meridian football team has canceled its game on Friday due to a lack of eligible players to field a team, according to athletic director Jim Miller. Prior to the season, Cato-Meridian head coach C.J. Hannon had expressed concern over the lack players on the roster. The Blue Devils opened its schedule with 24 listed players, but that doesn’t account... more

Cato-Meridian girls soccer registers five 2nd-half goals in rout of Red Creek

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Cato-Meridian girls soccer registers five 2nd-half goals in rout of Red Creek
Miranda Myhill-LaForce completed the hat trick and tallied another goal moments later. The junior scored four times to lead the Cato-Meridian girls soccer team’s attack, which registered five goals in the second half in a 7-1 rout of Red Creek Monday. The Auburn Citizen – Sports: Read More more
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