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Natural Solutions Acupuncture Services Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

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Natural Solutions Acupuncture Services Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
The Seneca County Chamber of Commerce will host a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to celebrate the relocation of Natural Solutions Acupuncture Services. The event will be held at the new location, 14 West Main Street in Waterloo, and is scheduled for Monday, May 14th at noon. Owner Erica Spencer is a graduate of the Finger Lakes School of Acupuncture at the... more

Living History to show Civil War Engineering

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Living History to show Civil War Engineering
History comes alive on Oak Island when area reenactors set up their tents at Celebrate Commemorate on Friday-Sunday, May 25th-28th. “We are excited that this year, the encampment will focus on the engineering that developed during the Civil War,” said Living History chair Marty Hillman. “ The encampment will attract reenactors from around the region and across the country, “... more

Waterloo man charged with possessing cocaine in Canandaigua

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Waterloo man charged with possessing cocaine in Canandaigua
Deputies say a Waterloo man was arrested on drug possession charges in Ontario County after a traffic stop in Canandaigua. Kyle T. Peters, 23, of Waterloo was stopped on Route 364 in Canandaigua on multiple vehicle violations. Upon investigation, it was determined that Peters possessed a ‘white rock’ substance. That substance was later identified as cocaine. He was issued citations... more

Patsy’s Drive-In, a Border City institution, to change hands after 40 years

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Patsy’s Drive-In, a Border City institution, to change hands after 40 years
On Sunday, Patsy Lee Dickens will celebrate Mother’s Day by flipping her last burger at the restaurant she has owned and operated for 40 years. Dickens has sold Patsy’s Drive-In, a Border City institution, to Barry Stillwell, a bank executive, and Walt Conkey, a winery executive. The closing is set for today. FL Times: Read More more

Seneca Falls, Waterloo PD involved in investigation, pursuit after shoplifting incident

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Seneca Falls, Waterloo PD involved in investigation, pursuit after shoplifting incident
On Friday at 1:41 p.m. the Town of Seneca Falls Police Department arrested a Penn Yan woman following a shoplifting incident at Walmart, which led to a vehicle pursuit. Sabrina M. Williams, 26, was observed by asset protection employees taking merchandise past all points of sale with no attempt at rendering payment for the items. When confronted, Williams fled in... more

Waterloo Memorial Day parade to honor Sampson Naval Training Station

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Waterloo Memorial Day parade to honor Sampson Naval Training Station
From 1943-55, a period spanning World War II and the Korean War, roughly 741,000 Navy and Air Force recruits were trained at Sampson Naval Training Station and Sampson Air Force Base. That area is now home to Sampson State Park and the Sampson Veterans Memorial Cemetery. This year’s honor float in the Memorial Day parade at the Birthplace of Memorial... more

Seneca District Attorney Barry Porsch running for County Judge

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Seneca District Attorney Barry Porsch running for County Judge
Seneca County District Attorney Barry Porsch announced that he is seeking election to the office of Seneca County Court Judge in this fall’s election. Last November, Porsch was soundly re-elected to a third term as District Attorney, winning as the candidate of both the Republican and Democratic Parties and making Porsch the only District Attorney in New York State who... more

Seneca Meadows details spring construction updates

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Seneca Meadows details spring construction updates
Coinciding with the arrival of spring, Seneca Meadows District Manager Kyle Black has announced the landfill’s upcoming construction projects. Black attended the Seneca County Board of Supervisors meeting May 8 and handed out copies of the landfill’s “Neighbor Notes” to board members. The mailer lists the following projects in the works: Constructing 12 acres of landfill liner in a new... more

Discover the shades of Ireland with Seneca County Chamber of Commerce

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Discover the shades of Ireland with Seneca County Chamber of Commerce
The Seneca County Chamber of Commerce and Collette Vacations the world’s premiere vacation/tour company are once again teaming up to offer a travel opportunity for our community. Ever wanted to travel to Ireland over St. Patrick’s Day? From vibrant, history-filled Dublin, across rolling green hills to the dramatic coast, experience all of Ireland’s charm on this magical tour of the... more

Waterloo Hydroelectric Project reborn in late-April

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Waterloo Hydroelectric Project reborn in late-April
On a blustery cold morning last week, over 50 people gathered on the banks of the Cayuga-Seneca canal to celebrate the rebirth of the Waterloo Hydroelectric Project. First commissioned in 1915, the project has faithfully powered the Finger Lakes Region for over a century bearing witness to major local, national and international historic events. Time had taken its toll and... more

del Lago Resort & Casino’s Savor del Lago raises $1,693 for Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes

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del Lago Resort & Casino’s Savor del Lago raises ,693 for Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes
del Lago Resort & Casino hosted another successful Savor del Lago (formerly Tasting Tuesdays) event on April 24 with the proceeds benefiting Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes. Safe Harbors provides crisis and advocacy services to victims of sexual assault and domestic violence as well as prevention education related to these topics in the community. Del Lago Resort & Casino... more

Waterloo is getting a Saturday Farm Market

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Waterloo is getting a Saturday Farm Market
Beginning Saturday, June 2, 2018, 8:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.  The Waterloo Rotary Farm Market will be located along Vern’s Way in downtown Waterloo, near the old Save-A-Lot building & behind the Waterloo Village offices. The Market season will be June 2- October 20.  The Waterloo Rotary Farm Market, although funded by the Waterloo Rotary Club is the product of a... more

New development hinted as Route 318 sewer work progresses

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New development hinted as Route 318 sewer work progresses
This is exactly what the Seneca County Board of Supervisors had in mind. The first fruits of economic development from Seneca County’s Route 318 Corridor Sewer Improvement Project were suggested at Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors’ Economic Development & Tourism Committee meeting. The panel voted 5-0 for a change order to Blue Heron Construction, adding alternative bid item No. 10 to... more

WEBER THIS WEEK: Seneca County Judge Dennis Bender on his retirement (podcast)

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WEBER THIS WEEK: Seneca County Judge Dennis Bender on his retirement (podcast)
Seneca County Judge Dennis Bender retired on Friday after 25 years on the bench. He steps down as the longest-serving jurist in the county’s 214-year history. On Monday afternoon he is in-studio with Harold Weber to talk about his career, memories, and plans for the future on Weber This Week. . more

2,400 plus make chilly 77.7 mile relay around Seneca Lake on Sunday

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2,400 plus make chilly 77.7 mile relay around Seneca Lake on Sunday
The eighth-annual Seneca7, a 77.7-mile relay race, consisting of 348 seven-member teams running the circumference of Seneca Lake, was held Sunday, April 29. The event began in downtown Geneva, with runners heading south along the west side of Seneca Lake, through Yates County, Schuyler County including Watkins Glen, and Seneca County, before returning to Geneva for a finish line celebration... more
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