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Waterloo High School music department presents Salute to Our Veterans

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Waterloo High School music department presents Salute to Our Veterans
The Waterloo High School music department is proud to announce their upcoming dinner and concert event, Salute to Our Veterans in honor of those who have served our country. The event will be held at Waterloo High School on 96 Stark Street on November 8th where guests will be served dinner beginning at 5:30PM, followed by the concert at 7PM.... more

Sheriff announces local resources as DV awareness month begins

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Sheriff announces local resources as DV awareness month begins
October is upon us, and coast to coast domestic violence is getting a closer look. Cayuga County Sheriff Dave Gould says October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and reminds everyone of some resources. According to Sheriff Gould, one tool is the website sheriff-assist.org. It allows victims of domestic abuse to sign up for notifications about orders of protection, or... more

Keuka College’s Elizabeth Lambert earns National Honor for Achievement in Student Success

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Keuka College’s Elizabeth Lambert earns National Honor for Achievement in Student Success
Keuka College Dean of Student Engagement and Success Elizabeth Lambert has been honored by a national organization for her contributions to student success. EAB, a best-practices collaborative of some 1,400 partners that assists and advises educators, has named Dean Lambert as the winner of its Visionary Leadership Award, one of five 2018 Student Success Collaborative Awards. The honor was announced... more

‘Broadway Princess Revue’ benefits St. Peter’s Arts Academy

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‘Broadway Princess Revue’ benefits St. Peter’s Arts Academy
Everyone remembers the princesses and their songs. Whether it be Belle in Beauty and the Beast or Ariel from The Little Mermaid, their songs are still remembered and loved by all. Abigail Adams-DuPrau, who grew up in Geneva loving to sing and perform, remembers the songs and she also fondly recalls her experiences in the community choirs at the St.... 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

DARE Officers are ready to welcome students back to school with key materials for the DARE program

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DARE Officers are ready to welcome students back to school with key materials for the DARE program
Generations Bank announced today that it has distributed key materials for the DARE program for 1,500 students in the 2018/2019 school year. The move comes as part of the Bank’s 5 year commitment to the D.A.R.E. program which runs through 2020. On Thursday, August 23th, 2018, DARE Officers from Cayuga, Seneca and Ontario counties joined bank officials and representatives from... more

Watkins Glen High School graduate awarded police scholarship

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Watkins Glen High School graduate awarded police scholarship
Gabriella Decker of Watkins Glen, NY has been awarded the Edward J. Kiernan Scholarship by the International Union of Police Associations. Decker is the daughter of Steven Decker, a member of the New York State Union of Police Association, an affiliate of the International Union of Police Associations. She will be attending the Niagara University where her course of study... more

Student sets Cayuga record with finish in national business competition

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Student sets Cayuga record with finish in national business competition
A Cayuga Community College student set a College record this summer when she finished in the top three of a national Phi Beta Lambda business competition, the best finish for a Cayuga student in the history of the competition. Cayuga Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) member Bethany Jorolemon finished third in a Justice Administration competition at the National Phi Beta Lambda... more

St. Peter’s Community Arts Academy in Geneva opens on-line registration for new academic year

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St. Peter’s Community Arts Academy in Geneva opens on-line registration for new academic year
Continuing its mission of Arts for All, the St. Peter’s Community Arts Academy in Geneva has opened on-line registration for private and group lessons. Returning students and newcomers are encouraged to register quickly at www.stpetersarts.org as the new season will start on Sept. 5th, 2018. For more information, check the Arts Academy website at www.stpetersarts.org or call 315-789-0106. The annual... more

Clyde-Savannah alumna set to serve as district’s first school resource officer

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Clyde-Savannah alumna set to serve as district’s first school resource officer
The Clyde-Savannah Central School District has named Rachel Connor, current Wayne County Deputy Sheriff, as its school resource officer for the 2018-19 school year. Connor, a graduate of Clyde-Savannah High School, has worked at the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office since 2006. “School resource officers play an important role in each community, and I’m looking forward to working at the school... more

Downtown Ithaca invites CU, IC and TC3 students to ‘Welcome Student Weekend’ celebration

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Downtown Ithaca invites CU, IC and TC3 students to ‘Welcome Student Weekend’ celebration
Live performances, music entertainment and activities will be held on the Commons this weekend to welcome local college students to Ithaca. About 2,500 first-time Cornell University students, along with Cornell resident assistants and staff, are expected to participate in CU Downtown from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Restaurants and stores downtown will offer special samples, discounts and freebies for the... more

Waterloo High students win STEM award for landfill research

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Waterloo High students win STEM award for landfill research
Seneca Meadows Landfill looms large over the Waterloo school district campus, clearly visible from north-facing windows of the high and middle schools. In addition to being seen, the landfill often can be smelled. A group of students in the Gemini for college credit environmental science class taught by Lisa Parish has spent the entire school year examining the impact of... more

Moravia students pitch product ideas in scholastic business competition

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Moravia students pitch product ideas in scholastic business competition
Instead of students counting down the seconds until the last day of school, Moravia Middle School principal Bruce MacBain wanted to keep students’ minds focused. So seventh-grade students spent Tuesday presenting product ideas to businesspeople. The idea is based around the TV show “Shark Tank,” so student groups presented ideas to people with actual business experience. The judges then decided... more

Instant Admission Days a great time to enroll at Cayuga Community College

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Instant Admission Days a great time to enroll at Cayuga Community College
There is no better time for students to enroll in Cayuga Community College than the College’s upcoming summer Instant Admission Days that offer students one-stop shopping and answers all their enrollment questions. Cayuga’s Instant Admission Days offer students the chance to apply for enrollment, submit their academic credentials, register for classes, complete the financial aid process and pay their tuition... more
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