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LAZZARO: Cuts to services are imminent as Seneca Falls faces litigation over Local Law #3

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LAZZARO: Cuts to services are imminent as Seneca Falls faces litigation over Local Law #3
UPDATE The cuts are coming. In a conversation Saturday morning, Seneca Falls Town Supervisor Greg Lazzaro told FingerLakes1.com that the litigation announced on Friday “Would cost the Town hundreds of thousands of dollars.” He said that the Town Board would begin looking at cutting services and that future budgets would likely be impacted. “Recreation and Public Safety are our two... more

W-FL Friday: Mynderse girls clinch share of East title

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W-FL Friday: Mynderse girls clinch share of East title
A moderate slate of games in Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball on Friday night saw Finger Lakes East boys and girls teams in action as well as some games in the Finger Lakes West. Mynderse Academy stands alone atop both the boys and girls East standings and picked up a pair of wins against Penn Yan while the Newark and... more

CLAY MINE: Court rules in favor of Concerned Citizens in SMI lawsuit

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CLAY MINE: Court rules in favor of Concerned Citizens in SMI lawsuit
It was a good day for those who had been fighting the clay mine operation in Waterloo for the last several years. On Friday the New York State Court of Appeals reversed a decision made by Justice W. Patrick Falvey in the case Dixie D Lemmon and Concerned Citizens of Seneca County v. Seneca Meadows, James Cleere, Waterloo ode Enforcement,... more

Weber This Week: Seneca Falls Police Chief Stu Peenstra talks Super Bowl & current issues his department faces (podcast)

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Weber This Week: Seneca Falls Police Chief Stu Peenstra talks Super Bowl & current issues his department faces (podcast)
On Monday morning’s Weber This Week show, Jim Sinicropi sits in for Harold Weber and welcomes Town of Seneca Falls Chief of Police Stu Peenstra in-studio to talk about last night’s Super Bowl, Syracuse basketball’s resurgence, and issues facing his department including the Seneca Meadows lawsuit that hit the news this weekend. Also, how del Lago Casino’s opening has impacted... more

National Women’s HOF announces Class of 2017 inductees

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National Women’s HOF announces Class of 2017 inductees
On Tuesday morning in Seneca Falls, the National Women’s Hall of Fame announced their Class of 2017 inductees at The Gould Hotel. The 2017 National Women’s Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will take place September 15, 16 & 17, 2017 at the New York Chiropractic College in Seneca Falls. “We are pleased to add ten American women to the ranks... more

Sipp acquitted of attempted murder, guilty of lower assault charge

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Sipp acquitted of attempted murder, guilty of lower assault charge
In what his attorney described as a best-case scenario, a Covert man was convicted of assault for injuring his estranged girlfriend with a knife — but was acquitted on more serious charges. After deliberating for about two hours, the last 90 minutes of which occurred Monday, a Seneca County jury found Don Sipp guilty of second-degree assault, a class D... more

W-FL Tuesday: Newark falls at Midlakes, Mynderse takes East title

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W-FL Tuesday: Newark falls at Midlakes, Mynderse takes East title
The Midlakes Screaming Eagles stunned the Newark Reds on Tuesday night behind 22 points from Bryce Burri and 20 rebounds from Daryn Carswell. The loss by Newark, coupled with Mynderse Academy’s win at home over Pal-Mac, gives the Blue Devils the outright Finger Lakes East championship. With Marcus Whitman’s clinching of the FL West title two weeks ago, the last... more

‘SYMBOLIC’ DELIVERY: Seneca Falls Town Board receives check from SMI at Tuesday’s meeting

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‘SYMBOLIC’ DELIVERY: Seneca Falls Town Board receives check from SMI at Tuesday’s meeting
  When Seneca Meadows District Manager Kyle Black arrived at the Seneca Falls Town Board meeting to address the board, as well as those in attendance — the expectation was that he’d provide an update on Seneca Meadows efforts to control odor. While Black delivered on that part, he also delivered with a check; two of them, in fact. A... more

FLX Weekly: Ride sharing coming to the Finger Lakes, del Lago’s first week & romantic weekend events (podcast)

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FLX Weekly: Ride sharing coming to the Finger Lakes, del Lago’s first week & romantic weekend events (podcast)
Join Jessica Lahr and the FingerLakes1.com Staff for a rundown of everything going on in the Finger Lakes this week and a look at the weather, sports and events that will shape your upcoming February weekend in the region. With Valentine’s Day next Tuesday, many couples will be looking to celebrate this weekend. more

The Debrief Podcast: Augustine, Durso discuss Depot, Geneva DRI, much more in premier episode

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The Debrief Podcast: Augustine, Durso discuss Depot, Geneva DRI, much more in premier episode
On the premier episode of the ‘Debrief Podcast’ hosts Josh Durso and Jackie Augustine go over a number of important issues impacting those living in the Finger Lakes. The podcast will be featured bi-weekly on the FingerLakes1.TV Internet Broadcasting Network. Listen to the podcast in the player below – and subscribe to the FingerLakes1.com YouTube Channel. AUDIO ONLY VERSION: more

Shelby Journell joins Generations Bank as Assistant VP – Chief of Consumer Lending

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Shelby Journell joins Generations Bank as Assistant VP – Chief of Consumer Lending
Generations Bank announces the hire of Shelby Journell as Assistant Vice President – Chief of Consumer Lending at its Seneca Falls headquarters. She will oversee consumer underwriting, processing and servicing. Journell brings more than 27 years of banking experience to the role. She is a graduate of Mynderse Academy. “It’s great to be back in the community and being able... more

Beverly Shelter Pets of the Week: Unconditional love for Valentine’s Day

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Beverly Shelter Pets of the Week: Unconditional love for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day will soon be here. It’s time to think of unconditional love. Well, maybe there are a few conditions the pets of the Beverly Animal Shelter are expecting… things like affection and care from their humans. Give these pets their furever home and you will receive unconditional love in return. MARGARET Beautifully, symmetrically marked with her black tuxedo and... more

Waterloo man arrested on drug charge after traffic stop

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Waterloo man arrested on drug charge after traffic stop
On Thursday February 2nd at 12:14 am, the Town of Seneca Falls Police Department arrested Joshua J Walborn, 28, of Waterloo following a traffic stop on Balsley Road. During the traffic stop, a vehicle search was conducted and Walburn was found to be in possession of a quantity of Heroin and Suboxone. Walburn was charged with two counts of seventh-degree... more

Garbage hauler ignites at Seneca Meadows Landfill

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Garbage hauler ignites at Seneca Meadows Landfill
On Thursday February 9th at 1:10 am the Seneca Falls Police Department responded along with the Seneca Falls Fire Department to the Seneca Meadows Landfill for a reported vehicle fire. The first arriving units found the trailer portion of a garbage hauler to be fully engulfed in fire. The Waterloo Fire Department responded to the scene for mutual assistance. The... more

W-FL Friday: Midlakes, Penn Yan win, snow postpones Wayne County slate

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W-FL Friday: Midlakes, Penn Yan win, snow postpones Wayne County slate
Heavy lake effect snow in Wayne County turned a heavy slate of action into a light schedule of Wayne-Finger Lakes games on Friday night. Midlakes continued their resurgence with a key win along with Penn Yan as the two Finger Lakes East schools position for seeding in Class B Sectionals. In girls action, the Penn Yan girls picked up a... more
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