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Seneca Falls Public Library hosts “I Am Jazz” community book reading

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Seneca Falls Public Library hosts “I Am Jazz” community book reading
Tuesday, December 11th from 6:30PM to 7:30PM, the LGBTQ Center of the Finger Lakes, an advocacy program of Family Counseling Service of the Finger Lakes, will be participating with the Human Rights Campaign’s National “I Am Jazz” Community Book Reading at the Seneca Falls Public Library. This evening program will include two separate book readings written by Trans youth activist,... more

Police: Teen steals money, merchandise from Seneca Falls Walmart

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Police: Teen steals money, merchandise from Seneca Falls Walmart
Police say a 19-year-old Waterloo resident was charged following a larceny investigation at a local Walmart store. Police say Angel M. Reed, 19, of Waterloo was observed by asset protection on two occasions stealing money and merchandise from the Walmart store located in Seneca Falls. She was charged with two counts of petit larceny, and processed on an appearance ticket.... more

Seneca Falls man arrested twice during larceny investigation after violating court order

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Seneca Falls man arrested twice during larceny investigation after violating court order
Police say a Seneca Falls man was arrested twice after a larceny investigation. On Wednesday at approximately 2:19 p.m. officers arrested 20-year-old Servin J. Page, of Seneca Falls, for acting in concert with other subjects, knowingly pawning stolen property. The property was pawned for cash. As result, he was charged with one count of conspiracy and processed. Police say he... more

Police: Seneca Falls teen arrested on felony larceny charge

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Police: Seneca Falls teen arrested on felony larceny charge
The Seneca Falls Police Department reports the arrest of a 17-year-old resident following a larceny investigation. Matthew Garneau, 17, of Seneca Falls was charged with felony grand larceny, and conspiracy, after an investigation into stolen property – valued at over $1,000. Garneau is accused of stealing and pawning the property for cash. He was transported to the Seneca County Correctional... more

Article 78 questions legitimacy of HPC, other committees as future of former Koch building goes to court (video)

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Article 78 questions legitimacy of HPC, other committees as future of former Koch building goes to court (video)
What’s next for the Heritage Preservation Commission, the Town of Seneca Falls, and a building at a busy corner on Fall Street? Legal representation. This after the Town of Seneca Falls received a court order on Wednesday, signed by Judge Doyle. The Town Board met on Friday in a special session to discuss the matter further. . “There was a... more

INSIDE THE FLX: Discussing ‘Five to Revive’ in Geneva & Seneca Falls (podcast)

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INSIDE THE FLX: Discussing ‘Five to Revive’ in Geneva & Seneca Falls (podcast)
When it comes to economic development, there are a lot of opportunities in embracing rich, local history. That is especially the case in Geneva and Seneca Falls where a pair of sites were chosen to be featured as part of the Landmark Society’s ‘Five to Revive’. It’s an annual list dedicated to identifying historic sites that are ideal for grant... more

FRESH TAKES: College Hoops is back, ‘Cuse looks to spoil Notre Dame’s season & reaction to the Jimmy Butler trade (podcast)

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FRESH TAKES: College Hoops is back, ‘Cuse looks to spoil Notre Dame’s season & reaction to the Jimmy Butler trade (podcast)
Join Paul Russo and Nick Felice for another edition of the Fresh Takes Podcast recorded live on Tuesday night. This week’s topics include the return of College Basketball, the 76ers acquisition of Jimmy Butler, some big games this weekend in college and pro football highlighted by Syracuse’s match-up with Notre Dame and an update on the NASCAR playoffs.  . more

Women’s HOF wins $150K for former knitting mill overhaul, leaders hope for 2020 opening

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Women’s HOF wins 0K for former knitting mill overhaul, leaders hope for 2020 opening
Thanks to an aggressive campaign by supporters, the National Women’s Hall of Fame has won a $150,000 grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, American Express and Main Street America. The Hall of Fame was one of 11 historic sites nationwide to win the grants, determined by online voting from Sept. 24 to Oct. 26. There were 20 organizations... more

Generations Bank announces the addition of Lorrain Gibbs as AVP – Contact Center Manager

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Generations Bank announces the addition of Lorrain Gibbs as AVP – Contact Center Manager
Generations Bank announces the hiring of Lorraine Gibbs as AVP –Contact Center Manager. Gibbs will be responsible for managing our newly renovated Customer Contact Center at our Corporate Headquarters. Gibbs brings nearly 20 years of experience in management, as well as, 18 years of experience in customer service. Over her career, she managed various internal audit programs and training curriculums.... more

RACE FOR SENECA JUDGE: Candidates receive endorsements ahead of Election Day

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RACE FOR SENECA JUDGE: Candidates receive endorsements ahead of Election Day
Two of the candidates vying to be the next Seneca County Court Judge updated voters on endorsements received in the days leading up to Election Day. Both David Ettman, Esq. and District Attorney Barry Porsch received important, local endorsements. Among those entities endorsing candidates was the United Steelworkers of America union, Local Union 3298, former Undersheriff Peter Lawatch, and retired... more

Police: Seneca Falls man strikes child, chokes woman during domestic incident

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Police: Seneca Falls man strikes child, chokes woman during domestic incident
On October 24th at approximately 6:00 p.m., the Seneca Falls Police Department arrested a 25-year-old resident after a domestic incident. Justin Larsen, 25, of Seneca Falls was taken into custody on a warrant for Criminal obstruction of breathing, two counts of Aggravated Harassment in the 2nd degree and Endangering the Welfare of a Child following a domestic incident that occurred... more

Annual Veteran’s Day chicken and buscuit dinner returns

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Annual Veteran’s Day chicken and buscuit dinner returns
The annual Veteran’s Day chicken and biscuit dinner to honor our Veteran’s will be held at the West Fayette Presbyterian Church. As always, our dinner is served on the actual day – November 11, 2018 from 4:30PM to 6:30PM. Veteran’s eat free. Others pay $9.00 for chicken and biscuits, mashed potatoes, vegetable, dessert and beverage. Eat in, take out or... more
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