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Canandaigua woman drove drunk, had open container in car

Canandaigua woman drove drunk, had open container in car
Police say a 52-year-old Canandaigua woman was arrested for driving while intoxicated after she was observed failing to maintain her lane. Norma Ramos, 52, of Canandaigua was charged with failure to maintain lane, failing to signal, driving while intoxicated, blood-alcohol content above .08 percent and possessing an open container of alcohol in her vehicle. The charges will be answered at... more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Three of the sweetest kittens

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Three of the sweetest kittens
If you are looking for a kitten, The Beverly Animal has 3 of the sweetest. They are ready to go… spayed/neutered, up to date on their kitten vaccinations, micro-chipped and all tested negative for Fiv and Fe-Leuk. All they need now is a loving, forever home. FIDGET Just about 4 months old, Fidget is an affectionate, Classic Calico purr-machine. Don’t... more

Seneca Falls man was wanted in Florida, police say

Seneca Falls man was wanted in Florida, police say
The Seneca Falls Police Department announced the arrest of a 25-year-old man after an investigation into stolen items from Kinney Drug in Seneca Falls. Police say Dustin A. Drover, 25, of Seneca Falls stole items from Kinney Drug on July 8th, passing all points of sale without attempting to pay for them. He was processed on related charges. Police also... more

Tyre candidates file independent petitions

Tyre candidates file independent petitions
Three candidates seeking election to town offices have filed independent nominating petitions that were accepted by the Seneca County Board of Elections. The following candidates will appear on the Team Tyre Party line in November: Lynn Barbuto for town supervisor, and Scott Davis and Jeff Bennett for Town Board seats. Barbuto, who is opposing incumbent Republican Supervisor Ron McGreevy, also... more

Beverly Shelter Pets of the Week: Almost “purr-fect”

Beverly Shelter Pets of the Week: Almost “purr-fect”
Not everyone is perfect. The same goes for the pets at the Beverly Animal Shelter. This week’s three handsome, feline, gentlemen are truly that, gentlemen. However, like most diamonds, they each have a flaw. Nevertheless, they still have a lot of love to give. GATEKEEPER A few weeks ago, upon arriving at the Shelter gate, Mr. Gatekeeper was discovered. A... more

Generations Bank announces continued support of local DARE Programs

Generations Bank announces continued support of local DARE Programs
Generations Bank announced today that it has continued its pledge to purchase key materials for the DARE program for 1,500 students in the 2017/2018 school year for the third year of a 5 year commitment until 2020. On Monday, August 21, 2017, DARE Officers from Cayuga, Seneca and Ontario counties joined bank officials and representatives from the New York State... more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Pets with personality

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Pets with personality
You can find all kinds of personalities in the pets at the Beverly Animal Shelter. Some personalities are outgoing, some are rambunctious, and some demure. This week, we have 2 demure young ladies and one little fellow who still wants his Mom. CAPPUCCINO Estimated to be 6 months old, Cappuccino is a tiny tiger love. He loves to be held... more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Pets in real need of love

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Pets in real need of love
Ordinary cats need loving homes too. At the Beverly Animal Shelter, some felines are striking beauties. One picture is all it takes and someone comes to adopt them. On the other hand, there are many wonderfully sweet and affectionate cats that are a bit, if you’ll excuse the expression, “mousey”. Ordinary, reserved, dark Tigers they are. Also, this week is... more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Could no longer keepers

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Could no longer keepers
Moving, finances or a situation change, those are just a few of the reasons an owner can no longer keep their pet. The Beverly Animal Shelter hopes that every person adopting a pet spends time thinking “what would happen to my potential pet if…” If you rent and decide to move, will your new apartment allow pets? Etc. Here are... more

Tompkins considers switch to LED street lights which will save energy and money

Tompkins considers switch to LED street lights which will save energy and money
Tompkins County is considering converting to LED street lights, which would save the county energy and money. LED streetlights, which many cities are switching to, could reduce Tompkins County’s energy use by about 65 percent. However, talks of switching have also prompted conversations about light temperature and the impact certain types of LED lights can have on people and the... more

WEBER THIS WEEK: Ashley Davoli, Megan Peter & Sheriff Tim Luce on new Child Advocacy Center (podcast)

WEBER THIS WEEK: Ashley Davoli, Megan Peter & Sheriff Tim Luce on new Child Advocacy Center (podcast)
Meet the Seneca County Child Advocacy Center’s Seneca County satellite office coordinator Ashley Davoli, Seneca County Assistant District Attorney Megan Peter, and Seneca County Sheriff Time Luce and see how the Center streamlines the process of handling child abuse cases and helps innocent victims and children of abuse every day. . more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Young’uns!

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Young’uns!
Young’uns! The Beverly Animal Shelter has them and they are ready to go! Are you ready? Muted Torti-girl Sheila, mostly black with a white bib, baby boy Bibs, and cinnamon red, baby boy Sundance (Kid) arrived in early July with their Mom. Recently spayed and neutered, they were not too happy when photographed. Now estimated to be 12 to 13... more
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