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Geneva Little League expands, lowers fees for 2018; registration event scheduled for Feb. 3

Geneva Little League expands, lowers fees for 2018; registration event scheduled for Feb. 3
Registration for Geneva Little League’s 2018 season will open Saturday, Feb. 3 with an in-person signup session from 9 a.m. to noon at the Geneva Community Center. Families can also register their players at genevalittleleague.com. The 2018 season will bring a number of changes, including lower registration fees, locally sponsored Major League Baseball-themed uniforms, a new and improved website and a... more

Geneva Historical Society in space crunch

Geneva Historical Society in space crunch
Finding room for the vast collections of the Geneva Historical Society is becoming a big challenge. “We are bursting at the seams,” said Executive Director Kerry Lippincott. “Items are stored in every available space. This makes tracking and moving items for exhibits challenging. It is also does not provide the best conditions for the long-term preservation of our artifacts.” The... more

Sennett event shows participants how to make their own tools

Sennett event shows participants how to make their own tools
The sound of hammers bashing against metal was the soundtrack of a toolmaking event in Sennett Saturday. The event, hosted by the Western New York Farrier’s Association, was taught by Riley Kirkpatrick, who flew in from Oregon. Kirkpatrick showed participants how to make their own equipment. The association consists of people who make horseshoes, and many of the participants were... more

del Lago Resort & Casino announces three upcoming shows at The Vine

del Lago Resort & Casino announces three upcoming shows at The Vine
del Lago Resort & Casino announced that Mike Delguidice, Marc Cohn with the Blind Boys of Alabama, and Warrant with special guest Great White will be performing at its entertainment venue, The Vine. Mike Delguidice will be performing on March 2nd, Marc Cohn with the Blind Boys of Alabama will take the stage on March 22nd and Warrant with special... more

Seneca Lake brewery party to benefit SLPWA

Seneca Lake brewery party to benefit SLPWA
It could be called pints for pure water. Grist Iron Brewing Co. on Route 414 in this Schuyler County town is inviting the public to attend its Benevolence Beer Series Kick-Off Party at 5 p.m. Thursday, at which it will celebrate the unveiling of its hefeweizen beer. A portion of the proceeds from each pint of hefeweizen sold from January... more

Speakers announced for upcoming Women’s March in Seneca Falls

Speakers announced for upcoming Women’s March in Seneca Falls
A state Senate candidate and former Syracuse mayoral hopeful are among those scheduled to speak at the upcoming women's march in Seneca Falls. The per-Sisters for Women's Equality rally will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 20 at the Women's Rights National Historical Park in Seneca Falls. The event will commemorate the one-year anniversary of the first women's marches... more

MEETING NOTICE: Engineers will provide update Seneca Falls residents on infrastructure

MEETING NOTICE: Engineers will provide update Seneca Falls residents on infrastructure
On Tuesday, January 16th at 6 pm residents will have a chance to hear an official update on current and planned infrastructure projects in Seneca Falls. The information session, which Supervisor Greg Lazzaro said at last Tuesday’s regularly scheduled board meeting will include an opportunity for residents to pose questions to engineers. Representatives and engineers from Barton & Loguidice will... more

‘Common humanity’: Young Auburn pastor to speak at annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day event

‘Common humanity’: Young Auburn pastor to speak at annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day event
The Rev. Patrick David Heery was delivering the closing remarks at the 2017 Citywide Celebration of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. when he saw it. He saw church. Of course, he saw a church. Heery was preaching inside Westminster Presbyterian Church, where he became pastor in 2016 and which hosted the Martin Luther King Jr. Day service for... more

Seneca Meadows continues tradition of recycling Christmas trees

Seneca Meadows continues tradition of recycling Christmas trees
Seneca Meadows, Inc. announced the company’s 20th year recycling Christmas trees. The program, which began in 1998 with drop-off locations at the IGA in Seneca Falls and the Waterloo Walmart, was designed to provide a recycling outlet for residents who do not have curbside pick-up for holiday trees. This year’s program collected 60 cubic yards of trees, at the Waterloo... more

FLX WEEKLY: Bitterly cold first weekend of 2018 (podcast)

FLX WEEKLY: Bitterly cold first weekend of 2018 (podcast)
The first weekend of 2018 will be bitterly cold and snowy. Join Jessica Lahr, Jim Sinicropi and Josh Durso to find out all the details, event options and sports line-up. Also, the top local stories of the week and some great local photos from the frozen tundra of the Finger Lakes this past week. . more

Tours will continue at Seneca Army Depot throughout winter

Tours will continue at Seneca Army Depot throughout winter
White Deer Tours will continue, three days a week, throughout the winter months, according to Dennis Money, president of Seneca White Deer, Inc. (SWD). The tours are scheduled for 10 a.m., noon and 2 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through the end of February. “We’ve had people booking January and February tours already, so that’s a really good sign,”... more

Skaneateles church granted $5,000 for stained glass restoration

Skaneateles church granted ,000 for stained glass restoration
St. James Episcopal Church, located at 96 E Genesee St., Skaneateles, is one of 17 locations to receive a “Sacred Sites Grant” from The New York Landmarks Conservancy, a private non-profit organization. The grants, awarded to historic religious properties in New York state, totaled $279,000. The $5,000 Conservancy Grant awarded to St. James will help fund stained glass restoration. The... more
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