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SOCCER: Romulus girls advance in upset win, South Seneca falls to Cuba

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SOCCER: Romulus girls advance in upset win, South Seneca falls to Cuba
Thanks to a late goal in the first half by Ashlynn Currier on an assist from Lydia Seils, Romulus, tenth seeded, defeated Bradford, seventh seeded in an upset win in Class D, 1-0. Romulus is moving on to the next round. Hannah Burch posted two goals and two assists, and Delaney Morris had two goals as the No. 12 Rebels... more

Romulus man faces four charges after investigation into domestic violence

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Romulus man faces four charges after investigation into domestic violence
Deputies in Seneca County arrested a 44-year-old Romulus man following an investigation into the report of domestic violence at a local residence. Deputies say Stevie Yoder, 44, of Romulus was charged with four counts of endangering the welfare of a child. The charges stem from an investigation into reported domestic violence, where he allegedly was physically violent toward the children.... more

Nearly 50 years later, Romulus man finds out he has a daughter, grandchildren

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Nearly 50 years later, Romulus man finds out he has a daughter, grandchildren
Bill Sebring has spent his entire adult life believing he was not a father to any children. No one ever called him “Dad’’ or “Grandpa.’’ That changed this past spring. A lifelong bachelor, the 68-year-old Sebring is now basking in the knowledge that he has a 45-year-old daughter in Colorado, as well as three grandsons. Earlier this month, he and... more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Meet these three stress relievers

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Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Meet these three stress relievers
Stress relievers are now available at the Beverly Animal Shelter. This week’s cuddly felines would very much like to be petted by you. They, in return, will offer you a soothing purrrr to ease your stress. Just say ahhhhh… Season 1 Kittens, aged 3 to 5+ months old, continue to become available for adoption. If you are looking for a... more

BEYOND THE FENCE: Revving up for new life as Deer Haven Park

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BEYOND THE FENCE: Revving up for new life as Deer Haven Park
Nature hums. Have you heard it? Such requires one’s silence of thought, one’s ceasing of activity. Moreover, it requires a detachment from the everyday to a place where nature is unencumbered by the roar of mankind. Here, life’s essence fills the air with a multitude of melodious energies emanating from insects and birds, reptiles and mammals, all blissfully united in... more

KENNY’S 2 PENNIES: Judge Laticia Astacio, baseball netting & weekly football review (podcast)

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KENNY’S 2 PENNIES: Judge Laticia Astacio, baseball netting & weekly football review (podcast)
Kenny Haas is back to share his opinions on the case involving Rochester Jusdge Laticia Astacio, Syracuse football, the Buffalo Bills, protective netting at Major League Baseball parks and shout-outs to Mynderse football and Waterloo volleyball. . more

Towns, villages coming together to address municipal services in Seneca County

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Towns, villages coming together to address municipal services in Seneca County
On Tuesday, the Seneca County Board of Supervisors heard public comments on water and sewer issues. However, some action taken in the last week made for an interesting discussion at Tuesday’s meeting. The supervisors learned that a quasi-special committee met on Thursday to discuss expansion of municipal water and sewer service in the southern portion of the county. The Towns... more

Federal loan, grant awarded to Romulus for water district

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Federal loan, grant awarded to Romulus for water district
The town of Romulus has been awarded a $2.1 million low-interest federal loan and a $500,000 federal grant to create a new water district to serve 129 households and improve fire protection. The loan and grant were announced by U.S. Sens. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y. The funding was allocated through the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development... more

DELAYED: White deer tours at depot won’t start until November

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DELAYED: White deer tours at depot won’t start until November
The hope and expectation was that tours would begin by mid-October. On Tuesday, Seneca White Deer, Inc., announced that the start of those widely-anticipated bus tours at the former Seneca Army Depot would be delayed. “We had hoped to start our tours in mid-October, but it looks as though we won’t be able to start until early November. We’re pushing... more

Romulus man arrested on drug charges in Seneca Falls

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Romulus man arrested on drug charges in Seneca Falls
On Tuesday around 4 pm investigators arrested a 27-year-old Romulus man on felony drug charges. Shane M. Baker, 27, was charged with fifth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, and fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance — both felonies. The arrest was the result of an investigation into the sales of controlled substances in Seneca Falls. Baker was found... more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Week of Specials

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Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Week of Specials
This is a week of Specials! Not only has the Beverly Animal Shelter taken in 2 small dogs for adoption, they might be considered mixed breed, purebreds without papers. In addition, a beautiful, somewhat rare, yellow tiger female cat has recently arrived. So come on down and find your special. Season 1 Kittens, aged 3 to 5 months old, continue... more

Seneca County Sheriff to host first Citizens Academy

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Seneca County Sheriff to host first Citizens Academy
The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office will hold its inaugural Citizens Police Academy in November. “The purpose of the academy is to give citizens of Seneca County a better understanding about law enforcement and how the sheriff’s office works within the community,” Sheriff Tim Luce said. FL Times: Read More more

Supervisors argue over sewer in Seneca County; expansion considered to south end

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Supervisors argue over sewer in Seneca County; expansion considered to south end
If the tone of debate around water and sewer in Seneca County were going to be labeled, ‘divisive’ would be the only term appropriate. At Tuesday’s Public Works standing committee meeting, that very topic took center stage. The County is currently working out a plan to deal with issues uncovered by New York State. The problem, per the DEC, is... more
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