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FLX Weekly: Facebook birthdays and has spring actually sprung? (podcast)

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FLX Weekly: Facebook birthdays and has spring actually sprung? (podcast)
Join Jessica Lahr, Josh Durso, Jim Sinicropi and Jessamy Uticone to round-up your week here in the Finger Lakes. Area residents are currently being treated to a dose of early spring weather, but how long will it last? Has spring actually sprung? Join the discussion and make plans for your weekend ahead in Wednesday afternoon’s live edition of FLX Weekly... more

SECTIONAL FRIDAY: Newark tops Midlakes, Gananda ousts Whitman, Mynderse survives (full coverage)

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SECTIONAL FRIDAY: Newark tops Midlakes, Gananda ousts Whitman, Mynderse survives (full coverage)
On one of the best nights for high school basketball fans of the year, over 60 boys and girls Section V basketball teams hit the court in quarterfinal postseason contents across the region. Full results and updated brackets below including video of a Wayne girls three-pointer to beat Geneva and full video of the Midlakes-Newark game on FL1 Sports below.... more

Class C Semifinal Monday: Down goes Lyons, Clyde & ER… Ganada on to C1 title game

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Class C Semifinal Monday: Down goes Lyons, Clyde & ER… Ganada on to C1 title game
Bloomfield High School Gymnasium hosted the Section V Class C2 semifinals on Monday night in a pair of games streamed live on FL1 Radio. In a pair of thrillers, both the #4 seed Lyons Lions and the #2 seed East Rochester Bombers, would fall to higher seeds and both would have the basketball in their possession as the clock wound down... more

Massive infrastructure project could cost $13.5M in Seneca County

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Massive infrastructure project could cost .5M in Seneca County
Fixing the New York State compliance issues with three waste water treatment plants in Seneca County is going to cost taxpayers a great deal in the long-term. The Seneca County Board of Supervisors received an update from MRB Group addressing a series of required upgrades to treatment facilities in Sewer Districts No. 1 and No. 2. The Hillside, Five Points... more

Seneca Army Depot land appraised at $950K

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Seneca Army Depot land appraised at 0K
The appraised value of the property Earl Martin wants to buy at the former Seneca Army Depot is a far cry from its assessed value. Michael Egnoto, a professional property appraiser with Syracuse-based Appraisal Research, determined that the 7,234 acres the Seneca County Industrial Development Agency wants to sell to the Fayette businessman is $950,000. The land’s current assessed value... 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

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: “Faux” Spring brings color

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Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: “Faux” Spring brings color
A “faux” Spring has passed through the Beverly Animal Shelter. We found a tiny bit of color amidst the black and white. Thinking of getting a matching pair of felines or canines? How about this week’s (almost) matching pair of “her and his” bookend cats? SNUGGLE Just a baby herself, petite Miss Snuggle was found in a taped-up box along... more

Seneca Lake Pure Water Association voices concerns over Reeder Creek at Seneca Army Depot

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Seneca Lake Pure Water Association voices concerns over Reeder Creek at Seneca Army Depot
In comments submitted last week to the U.S. Army and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regarding the Final Proposed Remedial Action Plan for the Seneca Army Depot Munitions Sites, Seneca Lake Pure Water Association (SLPWA) requested that steps be taken to identify and remove the source(s) of phosphorus, coliform and E. coli which are polluting Reeder Creek, Seneca Lake and... more

Sipp gets 7 years in prison for assault that left estranged girlfriend disfigured

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Sipp gets 7 years in prison for assault that left estranged girlfriend disfigured
At one time, Don Sipp faced a possible sentence of 25 years in prison for disfiguring his estranged girlfriend last April. In the end he got seven years — and judging by a statement read Monday in Seneca County Court, the woman believes her punishment is far worse. “I have been sentenced to lifelong scarring,” Jamelle Callon wrote. “I did... more

FLX WEEKLY: Winter Storm Stella Edition (podcast)

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FLX WEEKLY: Winter Storm Stella Edition (podcast)
As Winter Storm Stella begins to wind down in the Finger Lakes, join the FingerLakes1.com Team to talk about the storm’s impact and what lies ahead for our weather this weekend. Originally streamed live at 1:00 pm on FingerLakes1.TV and our YouTube Channel… 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

Beverly Shelter Pets of the Week: Quiet introvert or outgoing rascal?

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Beverly Shelter Pets of the Week: Quiet introvert or outgoing rascal?
Like people, the pets at the Beverly Animal Shelter have different personalities. Some may be quiet introverts who don’t like crowds. Others may be outgoing rascals who may keep the family busy playing. Unlike people, the pets will not judge you. If you love them, they will love you unconditionally… Yes, even the cats. LUCY A charming dark brown tiger,... 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
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