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Cato-Meridian school board member resigns from Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES board

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Cato-Meridian school board member resigns from Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES board
A Cato-Meridian Central School District Board of Education member stepped down from her spot on the Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES Board of Education after discovering she had a potential conflict on interest. The BOCES board accepted a letter of resignation from Kathleen Bratt on Feb. 15. The Cato-Meridian board accepted Bratt’s resignation at a board meeting Monday. Every member on the BOCES... more

Syracuse man crashed into street sign in Farmington, charged with aggravated DWI

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Syracuse man crashed into street sign in Farmington, charged with aggravated DWI
Deputies say a 29-year-old Syracuse man was arrested for driving while intoxicated after a minor accident in Ontario County. The accident happened on Friday around 3:58 a.m. when Jarred Raymond Vryhoff, 29, of Syracuse was traveling on Route 96 in Farmington — and his vehicle left the roadway — crashing into a street sign at the County Road 8 intersection.... more

Another winter storm this week? Finger Lakes should miss heavy snow

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Another winter storm this week? Finger Lakes should miss heavy snow
For those looking to see a warm up to those unseasonable temperatures we were getting last week — it won’t come in this week’s planning forecast. While the week will remain narrowly chilly, with temperatures remaining in the mid- to upper-30s each day — the unsettled nature of that forecast means another chance for rain, mixed precipitation and snowfall around... more

Generations Bank announces merger with Medina Savings & Loan

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Generations Bank announces merger with Medina Savings & Loan
Seneca-Cayuga Bancorp, Inc., the holding company for Generations Bank, and Medina Savings and Loan Association, a New York-chartered mutual savings association announced a merger on Monday. The deal will merge Medina into Generations Bank. The merger is expected to increase Seneca-Cayuga’s consolidated assets from $291 million to $344 million. Medina’s existing branch offices will become branch offices of Generations Bank... more

Rep. John Katko wants federal commission to look at mass shootings, gun laws

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Rep. John Katko wants federal commission to look at mass shootings, gun laws
U.S. Rep. John Katko said Monday he plans to introduce a bill in Congress establishing a presidential commission to examine the rise of mass shootings in America and recommend changes in federal laws. Katko, R-Camillus, said members of the bipartisan commission would be appointed by Democratic and Republican leaders of the House and Senate, as well as President Donald Trump.... more

CNY GOP chair ‘not happy’ with how some Republicans have treated DeFrancisco

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CNY GOP chair ‘not happy’ with how some Republicans have treated DeFrancisco
Onondaga County Republican Chairman Tom Dadey is upset with some members of his own party after GOP leaders gathered Friday in Saratoga Springs to discuss the state of the gubernatorial race. The major development at the end of last week was Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro's decision to join the race. Molinaro had announced in January that he wouldn't be... more

OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Sen. Helming backs measures to create’ business friendly’ climate in NYS

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OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Sen. Helming backs measures to create’ business friendly’ climate in NYS
State Senator Pam Helming announced the passage of two bills she supported, which proponents say will help support and improve New York’s business climate by removing obstacles that hurt job creation. The measures are among several legislative initiatives being spearheaded in the Senate Majority Conference’s Opportunity Agenda – a multi-pronged plan to cut regulations, invest in workforce development, and strengthen... more

Exploring the mystery and menace of toxic algae invading the FLX

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Exploring the mystery and menace of toxic algae invading the FLX
Although a precise cause of toxic algae menacing the region’s largest and most vital water bodies remains elusive, a wellspring of brainpower is working on the crisis. With a share of a $58 million dollar state initiative on the line, about 150 stakeholders met with facilitators at a daylong conference Tuesday at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in... more

ANOTHER NOR’EASTER? FLX misses major snowfall, biggest headache with latest storm

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ANOTHER NOR’EASTER? FLX misses major snowfall, biggest headache with latest storm
While the word nor’easter will be in the headlines on Wednesday, the Finger Lakes shouldn’t see much action from this latest system. The track of the system will be far enough east — where most-forecasters agree that the region will only see light accumulation. The forecast over the next several days though will be tricky, according to FLX Weather Meteorologist... more

Snow showers possible with cooling temps, but long-term trend stays warm for FLX

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Snow showers possible with cooling temps, but long-term trend stays warm for FLX
There’s a slight risk for some snow showers on Friday, and then again Saturday night — but overall — the region will see colder weather return. However, it won’t stick around for long. Here’s a look at your weekend weather in the Finger Lakes. – Some mid-day snow showers will be possible on Friday, as temperatures fall through the 30s... more

Deputies: Man arrested after refusing to leave del Lago, charged with disorderly conduct, trespassing

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Deputies: Man arrested after refusing to leave del Lago, charged with disorderly conduct, trespassing
On Thursday at approximately 9 p.m. deputies with the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 56-year-old Camilus resident on two charges after an incident at del Lago Resort & Casino. Deputies say that Muntaz A. Khan, 56, was asked to leave the facility after arguing with employees multiple times. He was then asked several times by law enforcement to leave... more

REPORT: Tops owners preparing for bankruptcy, local impact unknown

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REPORT: Tops owners preparing for bankruptcy, local impact unknown
A report by Bloomberg says two U.S. supermarkets — one that has a number of stores in the Finger Lakes region — could be preparing for bankruptcy. The owner of Tops Friendly Markets could potentially seek court protection from creditors as soon as this month, the report says. It’s unclear how bankruptcy would impact local stores, but the report notes... more

Major warm up coming this week in the FLX

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Major warm up coming this week in the FLX
How about a warming trend? By the middle of this week it’s going to feel like mid-spring in the Finger Lakes — as high-temperatures push through the 60s. Some locations in the central and southern portion of the region may see temperatures that near 70 degrees. It will be a big change from Sunday morning lows, which started in the... more

Syracuse man admits threatening to kill Rep. John Katko over net neutrality

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Syracuse man admits threatening to kill Rep. John Katko over net neutrality
A Syracuse man faces up to five years in prison after admitting he threatened to kill U.S. Rep. John Katko and his family in October. Patrick D. Angelo, 28, pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to interstate communication of a threat, according to the U.S. attorney's office in western New York. "While citizens are certainly entitled to communicate their views... more

CHANGE IS COMING: Record warmth will be pushed out, light accumulation possible Thursday

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CHANGE IS COMING: Record warmth will be pushed out, light accumulation possible Thursday
While many in the region have been getting acclimated to these ‘warmer-than-normal’ temperatures over the last 24 to 48 hours — change is coming again. That change is evening brining the threat of snow. That threat, though, should stay mainly to the south. Here are the highlights from FLX Weather Meteorologist Drew Montreuil: – Record-breaking warmth continues in the Finger... more

Tops Friendly Markets files Chapter 11 bankruptcy

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Tops Friendly Markets files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Tops Friendly Markets LLC has filed for reorganizational bankruptcy, known as Chapter 11. It’s a move to eliminate debt and position the company for success moving forward. The company employs over 14,000 workers, and according to reports, most stores that are good performers in New York and Pennsylvania will remain open. That said, the company has a debt problem that... more

Temporary shift back to winter as light accumulation expected on Thursday

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Temporary shift back to winter as light accumulation expected on Thursday
Light snow and ice accumulations are possible for the Southern Tier on Thursday, as colder air works into the region. While the Finger Lakes enjoyed 60+ degree weather for two straight days — it’s back to ‘reality’ for at least one — as the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for some of the region. In the... more

Soggy weekend on way for the Finger Lakes

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Soggy weekend on way for the Finger Lakes
It’s going to be an active weather weekend in the Finger Lakes, but it’ll be one that doesn’t include snow in the forecast. For late-February, it’s a welcomed sight for many in the region. – Scattered showers will transition into a steadier rain on Friday, with the heaviest, steadiest precipitation falling before nighttime. Temperatures on Friday will hover in the... more
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