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Seneca Meadows partners with Geneva students for Solar Power

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Seneca Meadows partners with Geneva students for Solar Power
Seneca Meadows, Inc. today announced its seventh year partnering with Geneva High School students in solar cooking projects. The students of Ron Smith’s World of Technology class use technology to solve real-world problems, including cooking in regions without public power. Satellite dishes and Fresnel lenses from large-screen projection televisions that have been dropped off at Seneca Meadows for recycling are... more

Former village employees ‘made whole’ in Seneca Falls after three hour executive session

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Former village employees ‘made whole’ in Seneca Falls after three hour executive session
The Seneca Falls Town Board held a special session on Wednesday at the Community Center to address a pair of items before them. Within moments of opening session, Supervisor Greg Lazzaro moved to enter executive session. They entered executive session to address a personnel matter and contract negotiations involving the Seneca Falls Police Department. Before entering executive session Supervisor Lazzaro... more

“The Diary of Theodosia Ford” exhibit at Women’s Rights National Historical Park

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“The Diary of Theodosia Ford” exhibit at Women’s Rights National Historical Park
Ask the average person to name an important woman of the American Revolution and they might think of Betsy Ross, believed to have made the first American flag for George Washington. A fine art photographic exhibit opening on July 1st at Women’s Rights National Historical Park seeks to introduce a new name into the public consciousness: Theodosia Ford. The park... more

Court upholds conviction of Seneca Falls car dealership vandal

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Court upholds conviction of Seneca Falls car dealership vandal
The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court in Rochester has unanimously affirmed the conviction of a former Seneca Falls man who vandalized cars at a Seneca Falls car dealer in 2013. Andrew J. Graves, then 23 years old, and other individuals were charged by the Seneca Falls Police Department with intentionally damaging approximately 57 motor vehicles at... more

AFSP will host ‘Out of the Darkness Walk’ on October 21st

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AFSP will host ‘Out of the Darkness Walk’ on October 21st
Suicide is the tenth-leading cause of death in the United States. It touches millions of lives, and impacts people of all ages, ethnicities and backgrounds. The research is clear, though: Suicide is preventable, and the more people who stand up for suicide prevention and mental health, the more lives we can save. That’s why the Seneca County Suicide Prevention Coalition... more

Sandroni wins David Baker Youth Sports volunteer award

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Sandroni wins David Baker Youth Sports volunteer award
Steve Sandroni has been awarded the David Baker Youth Sports Volunteer of the Year Award by the Seneca Falls Parks & Recreation Department. Sandroni has been involved with Seneca Falls recreation activities since 2000, volunteering his time coaching kickball, boys and girls basketball, boys and girls lacrosse, Little League tee ball and Little League baseball. “Steve has had the greatest... more

Dorothy R. Masterson (1921 – 2018)

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Dorothy R. Masterson (1921 – 2018)
Dorothy R. Masterson, 96, quietly passed away on May 8th with her children at her bedside in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She was preceded in 2006 by her husband Bob Masterson and her brother Robert Ross in 2009. She is survived by her 5 children; Mark (Mary Brody) Masterson, Anne (Heidar r.i.p) Nowrouz.), Don (Annabelle) Masterson, Terry (John Howe) Masterson-Howe, and Judy (Eric)... more

Seneca Falls man drove without interlock device, on suspended license

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Seneca Falls man drove without interlock device, on suspended license
On Wednesday at 5:11 pm the Seneca Falls Police Department arrested a 33-year-old following a traffic complaint. Jayson R. Hall, 33, of Seneca Falls was arrested after stopping him police checked the DMV database and learned that Hall had a revoked drivers license. Additionally, he also had a restriction on his license requiring any vehicle that he operate to have... more

Seneca Falls man charged with harassment after altercation

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Seneca Falls man charged with harassment after altercation
On Monday at 7:34 pm the Seneca Falls Police Department arrested a 34-year-old town resident after a physical altercation in June. Thomas M. Steele Jr., 34, of Seneca Falls was arrested after an investigation into a physical altercation that happened on June 14th. Steele was charged with one count of harassment in the second degree, a violation. He is scheduled... more

Canal Fest set to rock this weekend in Seneca Falls

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Canal Fest set to rock this weekend in Seneca Falls
The Seneca Falls Canal Fest is ready to host thousands of visitors at this weekend’s celebration along both sides of the Seneca-Cayuga Canal in Seneca Falls. The Canal Fest will offer an assortment of events that will provide entertainment for visitors of all ages including amusement rides and midway, petting zoo, dunking booth, zip line, the Aquacade Watercraft Parade, demonstrations,... more

Shortsville man fought with officers, resisted arrest in Seneca Falls

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Shortsville man fought with officers, resisted arrest in Seneca Falls
On Friday at approximately 6:10 am police arrested a Shortsville resident following a physical domestic incident in Seneca Falls. Joshua D. Crisp, 22, of Shortsville was charged with fourth-degree criminal mischief, obstructing governmental administration, resisting arrest, and harassment. Police say the physical domestic incident involved a female resident. He damaged multiple items at the scene and was seen by police... more

Living arrangements for SF employee questioned, board members call for change

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Living arrangements for SF employee questioned, board members call for change
Members of the Seneca Falls Town Board say the time for change is now in two different areas. One involves a rental-waiver situation involving a Town employee, identified as Chief Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Joe Tullo; and the way debris left alongside area-roadways is treated. “We’re definitely going to be drawing documents for Joe ... more

Police: 17-year-old sent threatening text message to victim in Seneca Falls

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Police: 17-year-old sent threatening text message to victim in Seneca Falls
The Seneca Falls Police Department reports the arrest of a 17-year-old male on a warrant following investigation. The 17-year-old, who was not identified by police, was charged with second-degree harassment. The male is accused of sending a threatening text message to a victim. He was released following arraignment and will appear at a later date in Seneca Falls Town Court.... more
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