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Cayuga County Sheriff’s Office’s 3rd Annual National Coffee with a Cop Day

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Cayuga County Sheriff’s Office’s 3rd Annual National Coffee with a Cop Day
Sheriff David Gould announces that the Cayuga County Sheriff’s Office will be participating in the Third Annual National Coffee with a Cop Day. On October 3rd, 2018 from 8:30AM to 10AM, we will join officers from law enforcement agencies in all 50 states and five foreign countries. “One day – and a few cups of coffee – is all you... more

Former Columbine principal talks kindness, understanding at Weedsport

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Former Columbine principal talks kindness, understanding at Weedsport
Frank DeAngelis said there is not a single day that goes by where the 13 people killed at the Columbine High School shooting don’t enter his thoughts. DeAngelis, who was the principal at the time of the 1999 shooting, spoke to a crowd of over 45 people at Weedsport Junior-Senior High School Wednesday. He began his presentation by showing the... more

Waterloo Library & Historical Society to hold Annual Meeting

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Waterloo Library & Historical Society to hold Annual Meeting
The Waterloo Library and Historical Society will be holding its annual meeting of the Board of Trustees on Wednesday, October 17th, 2018 at 7PM. It will be held at the National Memorial Day Museum, 35 East Main St., Waterloo, NY 13165. For more information on these and other events hosted by the Waterloo Library and Historical Society contact 315-539-3313, waterloolib@gmail.com... more

Fourth Generation Finger Lakes Dairy Farm hosts 3rd Annual Family-Focused Fall Festival Saturday, October 13th

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Fourth Generation Finger Lakes Dairy Farm hosts 3rd Annual Family-Focused Fall Festival Saturday, October 13th
Shtayburne Farm is excited to announce they are again hosting their Fall Family Festival this autumn. This kid-focused event will be hosted by the Hostetler family on October 13th, from 10AM until 4PM, right on their family farm. Shtayburne Farm is a working dairy farm on the west side of Seneca Lake just off State Route 14 in Rock Stream.... more

Woody’s Bar & Grille Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

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Woody’s Bar & Grille Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Woody’s Bar & Grille is located at the Quality Inn Hotel and offers hand-crafted, signature dishes, traditional pub-fare, pizzas and chicken wings. The restaurant is also available for banquets, parties and events. Owner Elizabeth Comatis brings a wealth of experience to the business, as she previously served in a similar capacity at Abigail’s Restaurant in Seneca Falls. “The decision to... more

Glass in the Glen 3-Day Celebration

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150th Glass in the Glen 3-Day Celebration
2018 marks the 150th anniversary of the relocation of Brooklyn Flint Glass Company from Brooklyn to Corning, New York. In celebration of this milestone, the Corning Museum of Glass launched GlassBarge – a 30′ x 80′ canal barge equipped with CMoG’s patented all-electric glassmaking equipment – in Brooklyn Bridge Park in May. In addition to sharing the story of glassmaking... more

del Lago Resort & Casino’s Tasting Tuesday Series raises $1,000 for Helping Hounds Dog Rescue of DeWitt

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del Lago Resort & Casino’s Tasting Tuesday Series raises ,000 for Helping Hounds Dog Rescue of DeWitt
del Lago Resort & Casino hosted another successful Tasting Tuesday event on Aug. 21st with proceeds benefitting Helping Hounds Dog Rescue of DeWitt. The Tasting Tuesday series (formerly Savor del Lago) is a monthly event featuring wine, beer, and cider samplings from local Finger Lakes wineries, breweries, and cideries. Proceeds from the event support a different local charity each month.... more

Erie Canal mural artist paints on-site at the Savannah Art Festival

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ERIE CANAL MURAL ARTIST PAINTS ON-SITE AT THE SAVANNAH ART FESTIVAL!
Savannah is Wild about Birds and Nature in preparation of its 4th annual Art Festival! On Saturday, September 29th, 10AM-5PM, those who appreciate all forms of art are invited to attend. Catch a glimpse of James Zeger and students as they paint a mural on-site during the festival! Over the last 11 years James has painted several historic murals throughout... more

20 years ago, Labor Day Storm killed 2, left severe damage, became burned in CNY’s memory

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20 years ago, Labor Day Storm killed 2, left severe damage, became burned in CNY’s memory
In a region known more for its relentless snowstorms every winter, there is at least one summer thunderstorm that many residents in central New York don’t easily, or ever, forget. This week marks the 20th anniversary of the Labor Day Storm — the weather event that jolted many awake in the early morning hours of Sept. 7, 1998 with a... more

NYS FAIR RECAP: Another ‘great’ year as attendance records are shattered

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NYS FAIR RECAP: Another ‘great’ year as attendance records are shattered
It’s a question that was asked after the 2016 and 2017 New York state fairs: How does the fair follow up a record-breaking performance? We’ll find out in 2019. The fair closed out the 2018 installment of the annual summer festival with a new all-time attendance record. But it was a record-setting fair in other ways. There’s a new single-day... more

People come together for fun, food and nostalgia at Skaneateles Field Days

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People come together for fun, food and nostalgia at Skaneateles Field Days
Dozens of young eyes narrowed as children placed a leg forward at the fun run at Skaneateles Field Days Saturday. “On your mark!” Jay Williams exclaimed into a mega phone before one of the competitions began at Austin Park. Many of the children then placed a leg before far over the line before Williams asked them to back up a... more

Taste & Tunes Event raised money for 4 local charities

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Taste & Tunes Event raised money for 4 local charities
Generations Bank hosted the 4th annual Taste and Tunes on Friday, August 17th, 2018 from 6PM to 9PM featuring local wineries/breweries, samplings from local area restaurants, and live music. The event raised $3,687.59 and was donated to the Seneca County House of Concern, Seneca Falls Backpack program, the Cayuga Seneca Community Action Agency and Trevor’s Gift to support the hungry... more

TomatoFest finding its groove in downtown Auburn

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TomatoFest finding its groove in downtown Auburn
Saturday marks the 33rd annual TomatoFest, and the third year since the festival moved from Emerson Park to downtown Auburn, which organizers say they hope is just the start of another successful 30 years. Like every year, TomatoFest will benefit food pantries throughout the area affiliated with the Central New York Food Bank. Last year’s event raised approximately $16,000 and... more
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