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‘HE WILL BE MISSED’: Ovid officials remember Mayor Terry after passing

‘HE WILL BE MISSED’: Ovid officials remember Mayor Terry after passing
Family of longtime Ovid Mayor David Terry Sr. reported his passing on November 28th. The 74-year-old Terry was a lifelong resident of Ovid, and according to family, passed away peacefully at his home. Born on December 20th, 1942 — Terry graduated from Ovid Central School in 1960, obtaining an Associates Degree in Horticultural Sciences from Alfred State University in 1962.... more

FLX WEEKLY: December arrives, holiday season in full-swing (podcast)

FLX WEEKLY: December arrives, holiday season in full-swing (podcast)
We usher in the final month of 2017 this weekend and the holiday season is now in full swing across the Finger Lakes. Find out what holiday events are taking place around the region, see if we can expect any snow this weekend and get the full local sports outlook for the first weekend in December. Also, discuss the top... more

INSIDE THE FLX: Breaking down the Ovid Comprehensive Plan process (podcast)

INSIDE THE FLX: Breaking down the Ovid Comprehensive Plan process (podcast)
On Episode #87 of the Inside the FLX Podcast Josh Durso was joined by Diana Smith, Jane Rice, and John Hubbard, three individuals who are heavily involved in the Ovid Comprehensive Plan planning process. They talked about where things stand, and where things are going in the future. They also addressed how residents can get involved in the process now,... more

Taylor Clements’ full court shot not enough to beat Canandaigua; South Seneca girls start season with rout at Dundee (W-FL round-up 11/29)

Taylor Clements’ full court shot not enough to beat Canandaigua; South Seneca girls start season with rout at Dundee (W-FL round-up 11/29)
The Newark Reds are no stranger to playing up-in-classification early in the season so it was no surprise when they opened their season on the road at Class A1 Canandaigua. The Braves would defend home court coming away with a 58-52 win. Senior big man Taylor Clements led the Reds with 17 points including an 88-foot full-court shot to end... more

Geneva nips Lyons on late Porter lay-up; South Seneca girls start 2-0 (W-FL round-up 12/1)

Geneva nips Lyons on late Porter lay-up; South Seneca girls start 2-0 (W-FL round-up 12/1)
With Lyons junior standout Justice Smith sidelined with foul trouble for much of Friday night’s opening round game against Geneva at the Waterloo Hall of Fame Classic,59 Coach Brian Miller’s Panthers were able to stick around just long enough to gut out a 46-45 win on a driving lay-up from Adrian Porter in the waning second of the fourth quarter…... more

UPSTATE HOOPS: Anderson, Mott & Krauza in-studio to preview W-FL girls season ahead (podcast)

UPSTATE HOOPS: Anderson, Mott & Krauza in-studio to preview W-FL girls season ahead (podcast)
Mynderse Academy’s Jerry Anderson, South Seneca’s Heather Mott and Red Creek’s Mike Krauza are inside the FingerLakes1.com Studios with Jim Sinicropi to take a league-by-league look at the 2017-18 Wayne-Finger Lakes girls basketball season. Also, a recap of the past week’s action on the hardwood including Geneva’s title at the Waterloo Hall of Fame Classic on Saturday, the latest FL1... more

WEBER THIS WEEK: Mike Scaglione & Hoop’s Annual Bicycle Giveaway (podcast)

WEBER THIS WEEK: Mike Scaglione & Hoop’s Annual Bicycle Giveaway (podcast)
Mike Scaglione has been involved with Hoop’s Annual Bicycle Giveaway for several years. The program, founded by Seneca Falls native Bob Hooper, provides bicycles to children at need at Christmas in Seneca County. Hear from Bob Hooper via telephone and Mike Scaglione in-studio on Monday’s edition of Weber This Week. . more

South Seneca, Penn Yan plans for ‘smart’ tech approved by NYS

South Seneca, Penn Yan plans for ‘smart’ tech approved by NYS
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the approval of 88 Smart Schools Investment Plans aimed at reimagining teaching and learning for the 21st century. The approved plans, totaling $75.6 million, are part of the $2 billion Smart Schools Bond Act – a sweeping education technology initiative first proposed by the Governor and overwhelmingly approved by voters. The investments authorized today will modernize... more

‘HE WILL BE MISSED’: Ovid officials remember Mayor Terry after passing

‘HE WILL BE MISSED’: Ovid officials remember Mayor Terry after passing
Family of longtime Ovid Mayor David Terry Sr. reported his passing on November 28th. The 74-year-old Terry was a lifelong resident of Ovid, and according to family, passed away peacefully at his home. Born on December 20th, 1942 — Terry graduated from Ovid Central School in 1960, obtaining an Associates Degree in Horticultural Sciences from Alfred State University in 1962.... more

South Seneca, Penn Yan plans for ‘smart’ tech approved by NYS

South Seneca, Penn Yan plans for ‘smart’ tech approved by NYS
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the approval of 88 Smart Schools Investment Plans aimed at reimagining teaching and learning for the 21st century. The approved plans, totaling $75.6 million, are part of the $2 billion Smart Schools Bond Act – a sweeping education technology initiative first proposed by the Governor and overwhelmingly approved by voters. The investments authorized today will modernize... more

FLX WEEKLY: December arrives, holiday season in full-swing (podcast)

FLX WEEKLY: December arrives, holiday season in full-swing (podcast)
We usher in the final month of 2017 this weekend and the holiday season is now in full swing across the Finger Lakes. Find out what holiday events are taking place around the region, see if we can expect any snow this weekend and get the full local sports outlook for the first weekend in December. Also, discuss the top... more

INSIDE THE FLX: Breaking down the Ovid Comprehensive Plan process (podcast)

INSIDE THE FLX: Breaking down the Ovid Comprehensive Plan process (podcast)
On Episode #87 of the Inside the FLX Podcast Josh Durso was joined by Diana Smith, Jane Rice, and John Hubbard, three individuals who are heavily involved in the Ovid Comprehensive Plan planning process. They talked about where things stand, and where things are going in the future. They also addressed how residents can get involved in the process now,... more

Taylor Clements’ full court shot not enough to beat Canandaigua; South Seneca girls start season with rout at Dundee (W-FL round-up 11/29)

Taylor Clements’ full court shot not enough to beat Canandaigua; South Seneca girls start season with rout at Dundee (W-FL round-up 11/29)
The Newark Reds are no stranger to playing up-in-classification early in the season so it was no surprise when they opened their season on the road at Class A1 Canandaigua. The Braves would defend home court coming away with a 58-52 win. Senior big man Taylor Clements led the Reds with 17 points including an 88-foot full-court shot to end... more

Geneva nips Lyons on late Porter lay-up; South Seneca girls start 2-0 (W-FL round-up 12/1)

Geneva nips Lyons on late Porter lay-up; South Seneca girls start 2-0 (W-FL round-up 12/1)
With Lyons junior standout Justice Smith sidelined with foul trouble for much of Friday night’s opening round game against Geneva at the Waterloo Hall of Fame Classic,59 Coach Brian Miller’s Panthers were able to stick around just long enough to gut out a 46-45 win on a driving lay-up from Adrian Porter in the waning second of the fourth quarter…... more

UPSTATE HOOPS: Anderson, Mott & Krauza in-studio to preview W-FL girls season ahead (podcast)

UPSTATE HOOPS: Anderson, Mott & Krauza in-studio to preview W-FL girls season ahead (podcast)
Mynderse Academy’s Jerry Anderson, South Seneca’s Heather Mott and Red Creek’s Mike Krauza are inside the FingerLakes1.com Studios with Jim Sinicropi to take a league-by-league look at the 2017-18 Wayne-Finger Lakes girls basketball season. Also, a recap of the past week’s action on the hardwood including Geneva’s title at the Waterloo Hall of Fame Classic on Saturday, the latest FL1... more

WEBER THIS WEEK: Mike Scaglione & Hoop’s Annual Bicycle Giveaway (podcast)

WEBER THIS WEEK: Mike Scaglione & Hoop’s Annual Bicycle Giveaway (podcast)
Mike Scaglione has been involved with Hoop’s Annual Bicycle Giveaway for several years. The program, founded by Seneca Falls native Bob Hooper, provides bicycles to children at need at Christmas in Seneca County. Hear from Bob Hooper via telephone and Mike Scaglione in-studio on Monday’s edition of Weber This Week. . more
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