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Seneca Falls woman struck officer, faces multiple charges

Seneca Falls woman struck officer, faces multiple charges
Police say a Seneca Falls woman was charged after an incident that happened at an earlier date where she allegedly struck an officer. Alisha T. Simmons, 35, of Seneca Falls was charged with second-degree harassment and resisting arrest after an incident where police say she struck an officer and resisted arrest before being taken into custody. She was released on... more

Seneca Falls Town Board member to receive summons over alleged restaurant incident

Seneca Falls Town Board member to receive summons over alleged restaurant incident
An alleged ‘criminal summons’ accusing a Town Board member of second-degree harassment has been filed with the Seneca Falls Town Court, according to reporting by the Finger Lakes Times. Read part of the Times story below. FingerLakes1.com has reached out to those involved for comment, and to confirm details of the charges — and will provide an update later today.... more

Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve featured in magazine

Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve featured in magazine
Seneca Meadows, Inc. announced its wetlands preserve on Black Brook Rd. was featured in Land and Water Magazine, a national publication which services the erosion control and water management industry. The success of the extensive wetlands mitigation project at the Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve, as well as a successful brook realignment project, were also featured in the magazine’s March/April issue.... more

Police: Seneca Falls woman called dispatch 24 times about incident

Police: Seneca Falls woman called dispatch 24 times about incident
A Seneca Falls woman faces multiple charges after police say she called dispatch 24 times attempting to report an incident, which police say had been handled. On Monday at 12:02 am the Seneca Falls Police Department arrested Susan L. Ganser, 54, of Seneca Falls for third-degree falsely reporting an incident, two counts of second-degree obstructing governmental administration, and second-degree harassment... more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Special Felines

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Special Felines
Many pets find themselves at the Beverly Animal Shelter after their owner has moved. These are the circumstances for this week’s pets. BooBoo and Jazzie were not accepted at their owner’s new location. Shawna on the other hand, was left in the apartment after her owner moved away. What makes them special? All these felines have identifiable breed qualities. BooBoo... more

Supervisor will not seek councilman’s resignation in Seneca Falls

Supervisor will not seek councilman’s resignation in Seneca Falls
Although New York state police are expected to serve an appearance ticket for second-degree harassment to Councilman Thomas Ruzicka in the coming days following an investigation into an incident at Parkers restaurant on May 5th, Town Supervisor Greg Lazzaro will not ask Ruzicka to resign his seat on the board.   According to Seneca Falls Town Councilor Dave DeLelys, Trooper... more

Lazzaro: No petitioners or signs at Tuesday’s Seneca Falls Town Board meeting

Lazzaro: No petitioners or signs at Tuesday’s Seneca Falls Town Board meeting
Seneca Falls Supervisor Greg Lazzaro announced on Friday that he would be prohibiting signs and petitioners at the August Town Board meeting scheduled for Tuesday, August 2 at 7 pm. He said that due to items in Seneca Falls that need attention the distraction of signs would not be conducive to getting that business done. The decision to prohibit signs... more

Training, technology and capping project designed to reduce Seneca Meadows Landfill odors

Training, technology and capping project designed to reduce Seneca Meadows Landfill odors
Toucan Sam, the cartoon spokesbird for Fruit Loops cereal, claimed the nose always knows. But when it comes to landfills, that’s not always the case. Seneca Meadows Landfill — under constant criticism over odors coming from the state’s largest landfill — said it has initiated new training and technology to help track down odors within the landfill and in the... more

Pathway Home, Project Lifesaver receive funding from Elks grant

Pathway Home, Project Lifesaver receive funding from Elks grant
On Friday, Seneca Falls Elks Lodge #992 presented two checks worth $1,000 to the Seneca County Sheriff’s Department and the Pathway Home of the Finger Lakes. The two checks are part of the Gratitude Grant, which provides local lodges with the opportunity to determine how they can best impact the community. Gratitude Grant’s work to strengthen the community through local,... more

3rd Trevor’s Gift Charity Wine Dinner less than a week away

3rd Trevor’s Gift Charity Wine Dinner less than a week away
It has been a yearly success that has raised money, awareness, and spirits. This year, event organizers hope to set the bar even higher – as Knapp Winery & Vineyard Restaurant hosts the third annual installment of the four course dinner. The dinner will be held on August 5, and will benefit Trevor’s Gift, a local backpack charity helping feed... more

Mynderse holds annual alumni lacrosse game at Bracht Field

Mynderse holds annual alumni lacrosse game at Bracht Field
The annual Mynderse Academy Alumni Lacrosse Game was held on July 16th at Bracht Field in Seneca Falls. 37 alumni took the field to honor the game they love and important past players, Coach Al Henry, Bill Caraher (alumni game founder) and former youth coach Jerry Galusha. Fathers & sons, fathers & daughters, brothers & cousins, old & new alumni played... more
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