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Deer Haven Park welcomes ecologist to formulate long-term plan for former Seneca Army Depot

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Deer Haven Park welcomes ecologist to formulate long-term plan for former Seneca Army Depot
Deer Haven Park, LLC is taking some serious steps to preserve the wildlife at the former Seneca Army Depot. After winning bidder Earl Martin, a Seneca County resident, knew he had won the bid process — the wheels immediately began turning on how he could help preserve the globally recognized White Deer at the site. The first step was creating... more

Waterloo woman involved in smuggling incident at jail

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Waterloo woman involved in smuggling incident at jail
On March 17th at approximately 6:05 pm deputies in Seneca County arrested a Waterloo woman after an altercation with an officer at the Seneca County Correctional Facility. Deputies say that Christina A. Strally, 38, of Waterloo attempted to smuggle a narcotic drug into the facility while confined as an inmate. An alert correction officer at the facility identified, located, and... more

Beverly Pets of the Week: Special pets not interesting in selling themselves

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Beverly Pets of the Week: Special pets not interesting in selling themselves
The Beverly Animal Shelter has some adorable, outgoing pets who like to “sell” themselves in the store. There also are the not so perfect pets. Whether it be physical appearance, physical condition or even the shy animal who is not interested in “selling himself”, these special pets are still in need of loving, special homes. KEVIN An unclaimed stray, Kevin... 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

Laurie Kellogg’s release: Trial was shocking small-town tale of sex, betrayal, violence

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Laurie Kellogg’s release: Trial was shocking small-town tale of sex, betrayal, violence
The real-life murder of Malcolm “Bruce” Kellogg in 1991 in Seneca County sounded like the plot of a made-for-television movie, as indeed it would later become. Kellogg, 43, was fatally shot on June 9, 1991 while he slept on a couch in his family’s cottage on Cayuga Lake in Romulus. His wife, Laurie Kellogg, then 26, plotted the murder. She... more

Seneca Co. IDA gives lease deal the ‘OK’ for Seneca Army Depot

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Seneca Co. IDA gives lease deal the ‘OK’ for Seneca Army Depot
It’s a done deal. The Seneca County Industrial Development Agency approved a lease and tax abatement for Earl Martin related to the roughly 7,200 acres he is buying at the former Seneca Army Depot. IDA board members Tom Macinski, Steve Brusso, Robert Kernan, Valerie Bassett, Erica Paolicelli, Steve Wadhams and Don Trout voted yes on the final resolution and two... more

Report: New York’s prison inmates getting older, health care costs rising

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Report: New York’s prison inmates getting older, health care costs rising
With a growing number of aging inmates, state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli said Tuesday the state’s prison system is facing challenges, including increasing health care costs. A report released by DiNapoli found the number of inmates age 50 and older increased 46 percent from 2007 to 2016. The rise occurred as the state’s overall inmate population declined over the last decade.... more

Beverly Pets of the Week: Something special for after Easter

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Beverly Pets of the Week: Something special for after Easter
Like Christmas, Easter is often the time to present a new family member. Yes, chicks and bunnies are number one on the list. However, cats and dogs follow closely behind. Let’s just say, with family dinners, church and Easter egg hunts where the rewards are lots of chocolate, it is not exactly a good time for presenting a living pet.... more

Judge dismisses code violations against Casey McDonald

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Judge dismisses code violations against Casey McDonald
Real estate developer Casey McDonald objects to a Seneca County local law prohibiting the issuance of a building permit if a property owner is more than 90 delinquent in property taxes. He’s twice appealed to the county Board of Supervisors to change the law. His latest battle took place in town court. The county Building and Fire Code Department took... more

DISCUSSION: Supervisors address functionality, future of Seneca Co. IDA

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DISCUSSION: Supervisors address functionality, future of Seneca Co. IDA
We need more coordination between the various entities charged with promoting and driving business in Seneca County. It was a message shared by Seneca County Board of Supervisors Chairman Bob Shipley at last month’s regular meeting. It’s something he’s made a priority in his first three months as chairman. On Monday, the Planning, Development, Agriculture and Tourism standing committee —... more

Waterloo woman accused of possessing controlled substance at SCCF

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Waterloo woman accused of possessing controlled substance at SCCF
The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reports that on April 4th at approximately 6:30 pm deputies arrested Christina Strally, 38, of Waterloo. Strally was charged with one count of seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, and one count of second-degree promoting prison contraband. It is alleged that on April 1st Corrections Officers discovered Strally to be in possession of a... more

Reserve your table for Mother’s Day Brunch at Seneca Falls Country Club

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Reserve your table for Mother’s Day Brunch at Seneca Falls Country Club
Bring Mom and the entire family down to Seneca Falls Country Club for our famous annual Mother’s Day Brunch on Sunday, May 14th at 11:30 am. The cost is $21.95 per person with kids aged 6-17 priced at just $11.95. Children 5 and under eat free! This always fills up quickly so make your reservations as soon as possible by... more
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