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Seneca White Deer Inc. looks to build ‘Welcome Center’ at former depot

Seneca White Deer Inc. looks to build ‘Welcome Center’ at former depot
Seneca White Deer is asking for donations and undertaking funding efforts to complete construction on a welcome center for the former Seneca Army Depot. The site, which had previously held tours in the past, will re-start those efforts. In doing so, organizers want to construct a welcome center to serve as a home base for this fall’s tours at the... more

Deputies: Teens arrested after burglary investigation in Varick

Deputies: Teens arrested after burglary investigation in Varick
Deputies in Seneca County arrested a 13- and 15-year-old, charging them with third-degree burglary, as well as other charges after allegedly breaking into a secure office inside a residential facility in Varick and stealing property. The duo is also accused of damaging property after the initial break in, as well. The 15-year-old was charged with third-degree burglary, third-degree criminal mischief,... more

Seneca White Deer Inc. looks to build ‘Welcome Center’ at former depot

Seneca White Deer Inc. looks to build ‘Welcome Center’ at former depot
Seneca White Deer is asking for donations and undertaking funding efforts to complete construction on a welcome center for the former Seneca Army Depot. The site, which had previously held tours in the past, will re-start those efforts. In doing so, organizers want to construct a welcome center to serve as a home base for this fall’s tours at the... more

Deputies: Teens arrested after burglary investigation in Varick

Deputies: Teens arrested after burglary investigation in Varick
Deputies in Seneca County arrested a 13- and 15-year-old, charging them with third-degree burglary, as well as other charges after allegedly breaking into a secure office inside a residential facility in Varick and stealing property. The duo is also accused of damaging property after the initial break in, as well. The 15-year-old was charged with third-degree burglary, third-degree criminal mischief,... more

WEBER THIS WEEK: Seneca County Sheriff’s Deputy Frank Eldredge & Mobile DARE Program (podcast)

WEBER THIS WEEK: Seneca County Sheriff’s Deputy Frank Eldredge & Mobile DARE Program (podcast)
Seneca County Sheriff’s Deputy Frank Eldredge is in-studio to talk about the new Mobile DARE Program that he is involved with and his experience being one of the premiere DARE Officers in New York State. Seneca Country Sheriff Tim Luce also joins in-studio to talk about his long relationship with Eldredge and the perception of law enforcement in the Finger... more

WEBER THIS WEEK: Ashley Davoli, Megan Peter & Sheriff Tim Luce on new Child Advocacy Center (podcast)

WEBER THIS WEEK: Ashley Davoli, Megan Peter & Sheriff Tim Luce on new Child Advocacy Center (podcast)
Meet the Seneca County Child Advocacy Center’s Seneca County satellite office coordinator Ashley Davoli, Seneca County Assistant District Attorney Megan Peter, and Seneca County Sheriff Time Luce and see how the Center streamlines the process of handling child abuse cases and helps innocent victims and children of abuse every day. . more

Seneca County Chamber of Commerce names FingerLakes1.com, Inc. 2017 Small Business of the Year

Seneca County Chamber of Commerce names FingerLakes1.com, Inc. 2017 Small Business of the Year
On Wednesday night at the event center at Muranda Cheese Company in Waterloo, the Seneca County Chamber of Commerce names FingerLakes1.com, Inc. their 2017 Small Business of the Year. Also nominated and recognized were CVDesigns Boutique, Phoebe’s K9 Resort, Seneca Falls Historical Society and Bottomless Brewing. . FingerLakes1.com, Inc., founded in 1999, is a digital marketing company based in Seneca Falls,... more

38th annual American Cancer Society golf outing at SFCC raised over $7k

38th annual American Cancer Society golf outing at SFCC raised over k
Generations Bank announced today that the annual American Cancer Society Golf Outing, in memory of Bob Rosenkrans, raised $7,127.40 for the organization. The annual event took place at Seneca Falls Country Club on Wednesday, June 21st, 2017. The event benefits from robust sponsor support including primary sponsor Seneca Meadows Landfill. Mark Benjamin, Community Relations Director remarked “Seneca Meadows is pleased... more

ELECTION ISSUES: Looking at Seneca County’s political climate

ELECTION ISSUES: Looking at Seneca County’s political climate
Voters have their work cut out for them this November. Seneca County might be one of the most-rural, yet controversial and active political spaces in the entire Finger Lakes. Lacking some of the conventional structures that other counties take for granted – like a water authority – those elected to supervising position are left with the daunting task of making... more

Supervisors give Seneca County Manager Sheppard another four-year term

Supervisors give Seneca County Manager Sheppard another four-year term
In a special meeting held before the Seneca County Board of Supervisors’ standing committee meetings, the supervisors met to consider the future of County Manager John Sheppard. The resolution, which extended his tenure through 2021, was presented by Fayette Supervisor Cindy Lorenzetti — who would ultimately vote against it. Seneca Falls Supervisor Greg Lazzaro supported the motion, which brought the... more

Debrief Podcast: Supervisors weigh audit, DEC challenges City’s position, and dissolution

Debrief Podcast: Supervisors weigh audit, DEC challenges City’s position, and dissolution
On Thursday’s edition of the Debrief Podcast Jackie Augustine and Josh Durso tackled a big list of heavy topics happening in the region. The ongoing debate in Geneva around the former-Foundry, new regulations in Seneca Falls around Town Board meetings, as well as some newcomer items to the show list — including the Rushville dissolution, and efforts at the state-level... more

White deer tours returning to the former Seneca Army Depot

White deer tours returning to the former Seneca Army Depot
Bus tours of the former Seneca Army Depot featuring opportunities to see the depot’s all-white, white-tailed deer herd, as well as military and historic artifacts on the grounds, will resume this fall, according to Dennis Money, president of the Seneca White Deer, Inc. The tours are resuming thanks to an agreement between Money’s group and Deer Haven Park, LCC. Earl... more

Seneca County Democrats endorse candidates

Seneca County Democrats endorse candidates
The Seneca County Democratic Committee has endorsed two new challengers for seats on the Board of Supervisors. Ben Guthrie was endorsed to run on the Democratic line for supervisor in the town of Covert, a position now held by Republican Michael Reynolds. Rachel Weil garnered Democratic support for an at-large county supervisor seat from Seneca Falls. Party officials are seeking... more

Romulus teen pulls fire alarm, faces felony charge

Romulus teen pulls fire alarm, faces felony charge
The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reports that on Sunday around 9:30 am deputies arrested a 17-year-old Romulus resident for falsely reporting an incident. Deputies say that a minor allegedly pulled a fire alarm pull station at a commercial building in Varick. The 17-year-old was subsequently charged with second-degree falsely reporting an incident. He was committed to the Seneca County Correctional... more

MELISSA KILLELEAGH SHOW: Olan Mack of Seneca Co. House of Concern & holistic health practitioner Isabelle Wellauer of Auburn (podcast)

MELISSA KILLELEAGH SHOW: Olan Mack of Seneca Co. House of Concern & holistic health practitioner Isabelle Wellauer of Auburn (podcast)
On this month’s edition of The Melissa Killeleagh Show on FingerLakes1.com, Seneca County House of Concern Executive Director Olan Mack is in-studio to talk about what inspires him to serve his community and to talk about an important fundraiser underway for the organization he leads. Then, meet Isabelle Wellauer, a holistic health practitioner from Auburn, NY. Check out the complete... more

Supervisors hear changes to hazard mitigation plan; flood prevention a priority in Seneca Co.

Supervisors hear changes to hazard mitigation plan; flood prevention a priority in Seneca Co.
The Seneca County Board of Supervisors heard revisions on the Seneca County Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan, which is a FEMA sponsored plan adopted in 2008 — looking at prevention of natural disasters. Flooding is the main concern, explained Bill Clark, who provided the update to the board on the matter. Waterloo Town Supervisor Gary Westfall, as well as Waterloo at-large... more

Raises coming for Seneca County employees as supervisors approve increases

Raises coming for Seneca County employees as supervisors approve increases
It had been an item debated and discussed for months. Perhaps for years. The length of that debate and discussion though fell by the wayside on Tuesday, as the Seneca County Board of Supervisors weighed resolutions that would put employment back on track. A report released earlier in the year highlighted a concerning number of employees, who left for jobs... more
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