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Waterloo students to present “Shrek: The Musical” this weekend

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Waterloo students to present “Shrek: The Musical” this weekend
Based on the love-able animation film, Shrek: The Musical is coming to Waterloo! How is an ogre like an onion? Do donkeys and dragons make good friends? Do YOU know the muffin man? Come join us in the swamp as everyone’s favorite ogre finds himself on an unlikely journey with a wisecracking Donkey and a feisty princess. Throw in a... more

Police: ‘Forced entry burglary’ being investigated at Seneca Falls dollar store

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Police: ‘Forced entry burglary’ being investigated at Seneca Falls dollar store
The Seneca Falls Police Department is investigating a robbery that took place at the Real Deals Dollar Store on State Rt. 5&20. The area in front of the store was roped off and customers were not being allowed inside during the morning hours on Tuesday. According to Police Chief Stu Peenstra, an active investigation is underway into a “forced entry burglary,” that... more

Clay mine case back in the spotlight

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Clay mine case back in the spotlight
A motion to re-argue or appeal a Seneca Meadows landfill clay mine Fourth Department Appellate Court ruling should be rejected and denied. That’s the basis of an affirmation filed by attorney Douglas Zamelis, who represents North Road property owner Dixie Lemmon and Concerned Citizens of Seneca County. The Appellate Court ruled 5-0 on Feb. 3 to overturn the lower court... more

Generations CEO talks Right to Run, economic development in Seneca Falls (podcast)

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Generations CEO talks Right to Run, economic development in Seneca Falls (podcast)
Seneca Falls needs to welcome economic development by taking advantage of the various pieces already present. On Tuesday, President & CEO of Generations Bank Menzo Case joined Josh Durso on the Inside the FLX Podcast to talk about the Women’s Right to Run 19K, the growth of that event and others like it, as well as the economic future of... more

Landfill debate remains up in the air as Town Board weighs options

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Landfill debate remains up in the air as Town Board weighs options
With much to consider and still awaiting the completion of the State Environmental Quality Review, the Seneca Falls Town Board had little to say about proposed Local Law No. 2, tabling the issue for another month. But that didn’t mean local residents were done talking. At their regular meeting Tuesday night, residents petitioned the board to speak about town issues... more

BLACK: Local Law No. 3 should be rescinded

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BLACK: Local Law No. 3 should be rescinded
When FingerLakes1.com News approached our company with a request from their readers to hear our viewpoint on Local Law No. 2, currently under consideration by the Town of Seneca Falls, we greatly appreciated the opportunity. Seneca Meadows is committed to open, honest dialogue with our community. In the past 24 months, I’ve attended more than 60 local, public meetings, and... more

Newark man charged with harassment after incident

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Newark man charged with harassment after incident
On April 1st at approximately 6:30 pm the Town of Seneca Falls Police arrested Sheldon Wilson, 22, of Newark on an arrest warrant for second-degree aggravated harassment. Wilson is accused of threatening a female resident via phone. He was arraigned in Seneca Falls Town Court and released on his own recognizance. Wilson is to reappear in Seneca Falls Town Court... more

Police: Juvenile stole debit card, withdrew cash at ATM

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Police: Juvenile stole debit card, withdrew cash at ATM
On March 31st at approximately 8:30 pm the Town of Seneca Falls Police arrested a 16-year-old male for fourth-degree grand larceny. The juvenile is accused of stealing his parent’s debit card and withdrawing $160 in cash. The juvenile was arraigned in Seneca Falls Town Court and remanded to the Seneca County Correctional Facility on $500 cash or $1,000 insurance bond.... more

Police: Seneca Falls woman cracked windshield with wooden board during domestic incident

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Police: Seneca Falls woman cracked windshield with wooden board during domestic incident
On April 3rd at 5:52 pm the Town of Seneca Falls Police Department arrested Brittney D. Cole, 25, of Seneca Falls for second-degree harassment and fourth-degree criminal mischief following a domestic incident at her residence. Cole is accused of punching another individual and utilizing a wooden board to crack the windshield of a vehicle, causing approximately $200 worth of damage.... more

FLX Weekly: April is here and it won’t be long now… (podcast)

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FLX Weekly: April is here and it won’t be long now… (podcast)
Join Jessica Lahr, Josh Durso, Jim Sinicropi and Jessamy Uticone for the first episode of FLX Weekly for the month of April. Talk about the Fingerlakes Mall going up for sale in Aurelius See what the weather looks like for the upcoming weekend, our top stories of the week and the great local photos sent in by our users over... more

Group advertises major savings if every Ontario Co. village dissolved

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Group advertises major savings if every Ontario Co. village dissolved
Dissolving is a good idea, according to one group out of Ontario County. The Ontario County Values, Inc. an independent and not-for-profit corporation was recently formed to study and compare the costs of local government services in Ontario County. The latest study — aptly named “The Value of Villages” shows the likely average savings that would accrue to each village... 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

Seneca Falls’ tentative assessment roll completed

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Seneca Falls’ tentative assessment roll completed
The tentative assessment roll of town properties shows an increase from $438.9 million in 2016 to $440.3 million in 2017. A revaluation was done in 2016. The tentative roll has been completed and will soon be available for inspection at the Municipal Building at 130 Ovid St. during regular business hours on weekdays. Town Assessor Stephanie Holtz has information for... more

5th annual Traveling Little Black Dress spring fashion show (video)

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5th annual Traveling Little Black Dress spring fashion show (video)
The Seneca County House of Concern held the first of two sessions of their fifth annual “The Traveling Little Black Dress… has Breakfast at Tiffany’s” Spring Fashion Show on Friday, April 7, 2017 at the Holiday Inn in Waterloo, NY. Check out the local models and the different spring outfits that were on display in the video below… 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
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