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Waterloo woman violates order of protection twice, faces multiple charges

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Waterloo woman violates order of protection twice, faces multiple charges
Seneca County Sheriff Tim Luce says a 44-year-old Waterloo woman was arrested after a pair of incidents, which involved him making contact with a protected party. One of those incidents happened in Junius, while the other happened in Waterloo. Tonya S. Vanvalkenburg, 44, of Waterloo was charged with two counts of second-degree criminal contempt after violating a Class A order... more

Waterloo man arrested after domestic incident, accused of striking child

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Waterloo man arrested after domestic incident, accused of striking child
Police say a 29-year-old Waterloo man was arrested after a reported domestic dispute at an Inslee Street residence. On March 1st around 11:21 p.m. members of the Waterloo Police Department arrested Joseph A. Jones, 29, for the report of a domestic incident. Upon investigation it was found that Jones had prevented an individual from calling 911 — and had struck... more

Police: Seneca Falls woman used debit card information illegally

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Police: Seneca Falls woman used debit card information illegally
A 25-year-old Seneca Falls woman was arrested by police in Waterloo after an investigation into the illegal use of another person’s debit card information. The Waterloo Police Department reports that Brandy K. Elliot, 25, was arrested on Monday at approximately 10:20 a.m. after allegedly using the debit card information of another person without their permission to purchase food from a... more

OFFICIALS: Threat at Waterloo High School deemed ‘non-credible’

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OFFICIALS: Threat at Waterloo High School deemed ‘non-credible’
Officials with the Waterloo Central School District say ‘rumors’ of possible threats to schools, faculty and students have found ‘non-credible’. A recorded phone message from Waterloo High School Principal Thomas Mitchell outlined the district’s response to the matter. Mitchell said in the recorded message that all threats are taken seriously, and that part of the response to these types of... more

Sale of Main Street School approved, eyed for senior housing

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Sale of Main Street School approved, eyed for senior housing
The Board of Education Monday voted 8-0 to accept a purchase offer from an East Syracuse developer for the sale of the vacant Main Street School for conversion to affordable senior housing. Without discussion, the board voted to sell the iconic, historic school to Lakewood Development/Two Plus Four Construction for $600,000. Before the vote, Susan B. Kimmel, president of Two... more

Deputies: Man arrested after refusing to leave del Lago, charged with disorderly conduct, trespassing

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Deputies: Man arrested after refusing to leave del Lago, charged with disorderly conduct, trespassing
On Thursday at approximately 9 p.m. deputies with the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 56-year-old Camilus resident on two charges after an incident at del Lago Resort & Casino. Deputies say that Muntaz A. Khan, 56, was asked to leave the facility after arguing with employees multiple times. He was then asked several times by law enforcement to leave... more

LATEST: Waterloo home severely damaged by fire, remains under investigation (video)

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LATEST: Waterloo home severely damaged by fire, remains under investigation (video)
Seneca County Sheriff Tim Luce has provided an update to the structure fire that FingerLakes1.com reported over the weekend in the Town of Waterloo. Luce says that around 10:50 p.m. on Friday deputies responded to a reported structure fire at 673 State Route 96. He says that due to the fire, the residential structure was severely damaged. The Border City... more

REPORT: Tops owners preparing for bankruptcy, local impact unknown

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REPORT: Tops owners preparing for bankruptcy, local impact unknown
A report by Bloomberg says two U.S. supermarkets — one that has a number of stores in the Finger Lakes region — could be preparing for bankruptcy. The owner of Tops Friendly Markets could potentially seek court protection from creditors as soon as this month, the report says. It’s unclear how bankruptcy would impact local stores, but the report notes... more

Waterloo driver’s BAC more than three times the legal limit after hit-and-run accident

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Waterloo driver’s BAC more than three times the legal limit after hit-and-run accident
State Police arrested a 49-year-old Waterloo man for driving while intoxicated after an investigation into a hit-and-run accident on Waterloo-Geneva Road. Police arrested Eric B. Dunlap, 49, for driving while intoxicated, aggravated driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of a property damage accident and unsafe backing of a motor vehicle. Troopers were dispatched to a hit and run accident on... more

WEBER THIS WEEK: Jennifer Venuti Harris of Thrive to Survive (podcast)

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WEBER THIS WEEK: Jennifer Venuti Harris of Thrive to Survive (podcast)
Meet the Vice-President of Thrive to Survive, Jennifer Venuti Harris on Monday afternoon’s edition of Weber This Week. Thrive to Survive is dedicated to providing support in a variety of ways to adults living in Geneva, Waterloo, Seneca Falls, Stanley, Clifton Springs, Phelps, Dundee, Keuka Park, and Penn Yan diagnosed and being treated for cancer. Through this support, Thrive to... more

First round of Sectional basketball underway for boys & girls in Section V (W-FL round-up 2/20)

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First round of Sectional basketball underway for boys & girls in Section V (W-FL round-up 2/20)
First round games in the 2018 Section V boys and girls tournaments were contested on Tuesday night across the region with many Wayne-Finger Lakes teams advancing to the quarterfinals, and others seeing their season come to an end. Check out all the results by classification below along with Wednesday night’s schedule. FL1 Sports will bring you live coverage of two... more

Wayne Brady coming to del Lago’s ‘Vine’ this spring

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Wayne Brady coming to del Lago’s ‘Vine’ this spring
Del Lago Resort & Casin announced five-time Emmy award winner and Grammy nominee, Wayne Brady as an upcoming performer in May. He will be performing two shows at The Vine on Saturday, May 5th at 5 pm and 8 pm. Wayne Brady is a true show biz renaissance man. Actor, singer, dancer, improviser, songwriter ­¾ he’s done it all throughout... more

FLX WEEKLY: The dog days of winter & Facebook birthdays (podcast)

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FLX WEEKLY: The dog days of winter & Facebook birthdays (podcast)
Join Jessica Lahr, Jim Sinicropi & Josh Durso for a look at your upcoming weekend in the Finger Lakes and a round-up of the top news, local photos and activities at FingerLakes1.com this week. Will the extraordinarily warm weather continue. Is spring finally here? Also, how do you handle your birthday on Facebook? . more

Tops Friendly Markets files Chapter 11 bankruptcy

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Tops Friendly Markets files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Tops Friendly Markets LLC has filed for reorganizational bankruptcy, known as Chapter 11. It’s a move to eliminate debt and position the company for success moving forward. The company employs over 14,000 workers, and according to reports, most stores that are good performers in New York and Pennsylvania will remain open. That said, the company has a debt problem that... more

Second night of Sectionals opening round sees 13 W-FL teams advance (W-FL round-up 2/21)

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Second night of Sectionals opening round sees 13 W-FL teams advance (W-FL round-up 2/21)
The opening round of Sectional play is complete and the quarterfinal match-ups are set for the boys and girls Section V basketball postseason tournaments. Of the 42 Wayne-Finger Lakes boys and girls teams that are competing amongst Section V opponents, just 19 are still alive. Check out all the results from Wednesday night’s games in each classification below… – Looking... more
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