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Fred Capozzi to receive the 15th Annual George Bailey Award

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Fred Capozzi to receive the 15th Annual George Bailey Award
Karolyn “Zuzu” Grimes will present the 15th Annual George Bailey Award to Fred Capozzi at 10AM on Saturday, December 8th as part of the It’s a Wonderful Life Weekend. The ceremony will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church, 27 Fall Street, Seneca Falls. Everyone is encouraged to attend, especially those whose lives have been touched by Fred Capozzi and his... more

Deputies: Waterloo driver charged with DWI after one-car crash

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Deputies: Waterloo driver charged with DWI after one-car crash
The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reports that on Saturday around 3:30 a.m., deputies responded to a one-car personal injury accident that happened near the intersection of State Route 96 and Brewer Road in the Town of Waterloo. Upon arrival deputies spoke with the diver, Qingshuang Wu, 34, of Waterloo. Deputies say Wu sustained a large laceration to his head and... more

Seneca Falls Town Board hears public comment, holds December meeting (video)

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Seneca Falls Town Board hears public comment, holds December meeting (video)
The Seneca Falls Town Board held their December meeting — with a packed room, as they continued mulling over a number of considerations, including possible changes that could have an impact on 2019. A number of public speakers also addressed the board — taking on issues like spending on legal services, the future of a local law, which legislates the... more

Avery withdraws motion, ending possibility of eliminating Town Attorney position in Seneca Falls (video)

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Avery withdraws motion, ending possibility of eliminating Town Attorney position in Seneca Falls (video)
The Seneca Falls Town Board moved in a direction, which some did not expect on Tuesday – as discussion about cost of living, property taxes, and overall expense to local taxpayers continues to take center stage. In November, Councilmember Doug Avery attempted to make a motion to eliminate the position of full-time town attorney. That motion was ruled out of... more

Town of Seneca Falls appears in court over proposed Ludovico Sculpture Trail sewer line

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Town of Seneca Falls appears in court over proposed Ludovico Sculpture Trail sewer line
Members of the Seneca Falls Town Board never needed to actually read the resolutions they adopted this past Spring for a sewer line project requiring the use of eminent domain, the town’s special counsel told a panel of appellate justices Thursday. Instead, the board properly relied on its engineering and legal experts for guidance in picking the Frank J. Ludovico... more

W-FL FRIDAY: Peters powers Newark over Mynderse; Whitman handles Bloomfield

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W-FL FRIDAY: Peters powers Newark over Mynderse; Whitman handles Bloomfield
In the first full Friday night of high school basketball in the Wayne-Finger Lakes, it certainly wasn’t a Wonderful Life at Arthur L. Baker where the visiting Newark Reds defeated Mynderse in their home gym for the first time in six years. Also in the East, Wayne handled Penn Yan, Geneva snuck by Midlakes, and Waterloo rolled past Pal-Mac. In... more

Thousands pour into Seneca Falls for celebratory weekend during holiday season (gallery)

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Thousands pour into Seneca Falls for celebratory weekend during holiday season (gallery)
One of the busiest days of the calendar year commenced for Seneca Falls – as thousands poured in for the It’s a Wonderful Life Festival and It’s a Wonderful Run 5K. Around 5,000 contestants were signed up for it – and thousands were taking advantage of the curbside vendors. FingerLakes1.com will have complete coverage of the 5K, which will be... more

Waterloo Container expanding, will hire more workers

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Waterloo Container expanding, will hire more workers
Waterloo Container is physically getting larger. And when a current expansion is finished by the end of the year, its workforce also is expected to grow. The supplier of wine bottles, caps, corks and closures began a 36,000-square-foot addition to the main office and warehouse at 2311 Route 414 in October. Bill Lutz, owner and president of Waterloo Container, said... more

Seneca Falls clergy worried about division, urge Town Board to consider mediation

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Seneca Falls clergy worried about division, urge Town Board to consider mediation
Seven clergy members are asking the Town Board to consider mediation to deal with what they see as an “increase of mistrust and divisions” among the five-member governing body. The clergy made the suggestion in a Nov. 5 letter to Supervisor Greg Lazzaro and board members Lou Ferrara, David DeLelys, Doug Avery and Vic Porretta. “We are writing because we... more

W-FL FRIDAY: South Seneca girls roll past Sodus; Mynderse, Red Jacket lose openers

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W-FL FRIDAY: South Seneca girls roll past Sodus; Mynderse, Red Jacket lose openers
With the Thanksgiving leftovers in the fridge, area high school basketball teams are preparing to take the court for a new season. A few teams are in action this weekend. The premiere event would be a girls tournament hosted by South Seneca. Check out the full results from Friday night’s action below… GIRLS BASKETBALL: WEEDSPORT (3) 59 VS MYNDERSE 46... more

W-FL SATURDAY: Marion girls edge Wilson to start 2-0; Red Jacket & Mynderse notch first wins

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W-FL SATURDAY: Marion girls edge Wilson to start 2-0; Red Jacket & Mynderse notch first wins
The Marion girls basketball team moved to 2-0 on the young season with a convincing 53-22 win over Wilson-Magnet on Saturday to capture the Red Jacket tip-off tournament title. Meanwhile, the Red Jacket girls notched their first win in the consolation game behind a 27 point effort from Sara VanAken. In Ovid, the South Seneca girls lost to Section 3’s... more

WEBER THIS WEEK: Emil Bove debates the Dog on proposed demolition of Huntington Building in Seneca Falls (podcast)

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WEBER THIS WEEK: Emil Bove debates the Dog on proposed demolition of Huntington Building in Seneca Falls (podcast)
The proposed demolition of the Huntington Building at 205 Fall Street in Seneca Falls has sparked discussion of historic preservation and economic development. Should it be demolished or should there be a reuse of the historic building? Emil Bove of Preserve Seneca Falls is in-studio to debate your host, Harold Weber, on the topic. . more

WEBCAST REPLAY: Mynderse visits Clyde-Savannah in boys hoops opener (FL1 Sports)

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WEBCAST REPLAY: Mynderse visits Clyde-Savannah in boys hoops opener (FL1 Sports)
On Opening Night for Wayne-Finger Lakes High School Basketball, FL1 Sports is in Clyde for a crossover border battle between the Mynderse Academy Blue Devils and the Clyde-Savannah Golden Eagles. Jim Sinicropi and Kevin Sharp have the call from courtside at Clyde-Savannah High School in FingerLakes1.com’s first live game webcast of the 2018-19 season which was streamed live on Tuesday... more
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