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13 to 5: Supervisor Lorenzetti calls five committee structure ‘crazy’ in FL1 interview

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13 to 5: Supervisor Lorenzetti calls five committee structure ‘crazy’ in FL1 interview
Thirteen committees is a lot. Limiting the number of standing committees within the Seneca County Board of Supervisors down to five would be ‘crazy’ according to Fayette Supervisor Cindy Garlick-Lorenzetti. “We have 13. We could maybe chisel down a couple of them — get it down to 11,” she explained. “But to go with the proposal that was given by... more

Romulus warns parents, students of possible mumps exposure

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Romulus warns parents, students of possible mumps exposure
Elementary students in Romulus Central School may have been exposed to mumps, according to a notice sent home with students today. According to the letter from School Superintendent Martin Rotz, the school was notified that one of its students is being tested for a suspected case of mumps. The possible case has been reported to appropriate officials at the state... more

Inside the FLX: IDA Exec. Director Bob Aronson talks depot, development, and more

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Inside the FLX: IDA Exec. Director Bob Aronson talks depot, development, and more
“It was a great opportunity to do something for the home team.” That’s how Seneca County Industrial Development Agency Executive Director Bob Aronson views his role in driving economic development. The IDA serves as an arm of government, which organizes and establishes deals to foster economic development. His roots run deep in Seneca County, as his grandfather’s business in downtown... more

DEFEATED: Resolution calling for immediate sale of depot shot down by supervisors

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DEFEATED: Resolution calling for immediate sale of depot shot down by supervisors
Nearly an hour of debate and speakers. When all was said and done though, the Seneca County Board of Supervisors would defeat the resolution calling for the immediate sale of the former Seneca Army Depot. “It’s a complex deal,” Earl Martin explained to the board during his time addressing the collection of supervisors, county employees and members of the public.... more

Romulus School declares no mumps

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Romulus School declares no mumps
Tests have come back negative for a Romulus Elementary student believed to have the mumps, the school district announced this week. Last week, Romulus School Superintendent Martin Rotz sent home a letter with elementary students warning parents of possible exposure to mumps. Proper precautions were taken and the Seneca County Health Department was notified. The student had not been in school... more

Four hunters charged with trespassing in Fayette

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Four hunters charged with trespassing in Fayette
The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reports on February 19th at approximately 6:00 pm deputies investigated a trespassing complaint on Yost Road in the Fayette. It was reported that multiple individuals were hunting on a property without having permission from the land owner. As a result of the investigation the following individuals were charged with trespassing: Michael A. Kurdziolek, 30, of... more

Geneva men facing drug charges after traffic stop in Fayette

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Geneva men facing drug charges after traffic stop in Fayette
The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reports on Monday at approximately 2 pm the Narcotics Unit arrested two Geneva men after a traffic stop. Timothy P. Ryan, 35, and Matthew A. Ryan, 31, both of Geneva were arrested following a traffic stop on River Rd. in Fayette. Timothy Ryan was charged with two counts of seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled... more

Inside the FLX: Seneca Co. BOS Chairman Bob Shipley talks local issues, 2017 outlook (podcast)

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Inside the FLX: Seneca Co. BOS Chairman Bob Shipley talks local issues, 2017 outlook (podcast)
Seneca County is poised to have a great run over the next several years. Chairman of the Seneca County Board of Supervisors Bob Shipley sat down with Josh Durso on Thursday’s edition of the Inside the FLX podcast. His goals for 2017 include creating more continuity among the board, as well with other entities within the county to drive economic... more

Local laws and litigation: Recent history of landfilling debate in Seneca Falls

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Local laws and litigation: Recent history of landfilling debate in Seneca Falls
The polarizing nature of the Seneca Meadows Landfill in Seneca Falls has folks from every walk of life weighing in. While the community remains largely split on the issues at play — this year is shaping up to be as important — if not more important than 2016. On March 14th a Public Hearing is scheduled to take place at... more

CLEAR EM OUT: Officials ask for residents to clear around fire hydrants

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CLEAR EM OUT: Officials ask for residents to clear around fire hydrants
When a winter storm the magnitude of Stella makes it’s way through, leaving nearly two feet of snow (or more) in some areas — it takes some work to get everything back to normal. The roads have improved significantly just one day removed from the biggest winter storm of the season, but Seneca County officials are asking for a hand... more

Seneca Co. Board of Supervisors could see major election year shakeup

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Seneca Co. Board of Supervisors could see major election year shakeup
Nine seats on the Seneca County Board of Supervisors are up for election this year. In theory, it could mean nine new faces — as many vie for two- and four-year terms. The Seats The board, which has four at-large seats — are two-year terms. Covert Supervisor Michael Reynolds, who is up for re-election this year — also carries a... more

Seneca Co. man arrested after pushing female, urinating on car seat during domestic dispute

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Seneca Co. man arrested after pushing female, urinating on car seat during domestic dispute
Seneca County Sheriff Tim Luce reports that deputies responded to a domestic incident on Sunday at 3 pm, arresting a male subject after he allegedly caused physical harm to an unnamed female victim. Deputies say that they responded to a domestic incident at 3 pm on Sunday. Upon further investigation, deputies arrested Duane E. Kirby, 45, for harassment in the... more

OUR FINGER LAKES HISTORY: The Seneca Falls Women’s Rights Convention of 1848 (podcast)

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Our Finger Lakes History: The Seneca Falls Women’s Rights Convention of 1848 (podcast)
Seneca County Historian Walter Gable takes a comprehensive look at the factors that contributed to the first Women’s Rights Convention being held in Seneca Falls in 1848. Meet the individuals involved and the local and national reaction to the Declaration of Sentiments which was drafted at the convention. more

Seneca Chamber, IDA join forces to create ‘strategic plan’ for economic growth

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Seneca Chamber, IDA join forces to create ‘strategic plan’ for economic growth
There is going to be a significant, across the board effort made to empower and develop Seneca County. That was the clear message from three key agencies involved in bolstering economic development. On Monday, the Seneca County Industrial Development Agency and the Seneca County Chamber of Commerce announced the start of a joint strategic planning process to grow the local... more
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