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Waterloo man charged with felony sex abuse in Wayne Co.

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Waterloo man charged with felony sex abuse in Wayne Co.
A Waterloo man was arrested on felony sex abuse charges after the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office executed an investigation into a variety of allegations. Sheriff Barry Virts reports that the victim was a resident of Lyons and that the allegations were of “ongoing,” indicating that the instances had occurred over a period of time. Nicholas B. Mahar, 25, of Waterloo... more

FLX Weekly: Creepy Clowns, Coyotes & your October weekend

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FLX Weekly: Creepy Clowns, Coyotes & your October weekend
This week’s edition of FLX Weekly features a discussion on the “Creepy Clown” craze that is disrupting communities in the area, coyote attacks in Wayne County, your weekend weather outlook and slate of events and sports line-up. Join Jessica Lahr along with Jim Sinicropi, Jessamy Uticone and Josh Durso, live, every Wednesday afternoon at 12:30 pm… AUDIO ONLY VERSION: more

Seneca Falls: Local law would create “Great Financial Risk” says Warfel

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Seneca Falls: Local law would create “Great Financial Risk” says Warfel
“Local Law #7 = Higher Taxes” Residents in Seneca Falls have been reading those signs for months now, since the inception of the proposed local law, which would prevent future landfill operations from entering the Town. While opponents of the proposed local law have received plenty of criticism for not looking at the environmental and long-term impacts of a landfill... more

Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Autumn Kittens

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Beverly Animal Shelter Pets of the Week: Autumn Kittens
October is here! Are you ready for your Treat? The Beverly Animal Shelter has many 3 to 4 month old, Autumn kittens waiting for adoption. Why not enjoy the beauty of Fall throughout the year? MAGGIE A petite, dark Torti purr-machine, Maggie is just about 4 months old. With yellow-green eyes and silky fur, she’s a cuddly little girl. Maggie... more

Marquart retires as Waterloo police chief

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Marquart retires as Waterloo police chief
He’s the only police chief many village residents remember. Doyle Marquart will retire Oct. 31 after 38 years as police chief of this village of 5,200. His retirement will be recognized at Monday’s Village Board meeting, Marquart’s last board meeting before retiring. A Waterloo native, Marquart worked for the Seneca County Sheriff’s Department before being hired as police chief in... more

Waterloo man damages truck mirror, charged with criminal mischief

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Waterloo man damages truck mirror, charged with criminal mischief
The Waterloo Police Department reports that on October 8th a Waterloo man was arrested after allegedly breaking a mirror on a truck while at a business around 10:30 pm. Officers say that Eugene F. Laun Jr., 30, of Waterloo was charged with criminal mischief in the fourth degree after the incident. He was released on an appearance ticket and will... more

Weber This Week: del Lago VP of Marketing James Rafferty & General Manager Jeff Babinski in-studio

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Weber This Week: del Lago VP of Marketing James Rafferty & General Manager Jeff Babinski in-studio
del Lago Resort & Casino’s Senior Vice-President of Marketing James Rafferty & General Manager Jeff Babinski are in-studio to discuss the ongoing construction and plans in Tyre, scheduled to open in February, on Monday morning’s live edition of Weber This Week on FingerLakes1.TV. AUDIO ONLY VERSION: Check out this episode page and full archives of past show at FingerLakes1.TV. more

GUEST: Local Law 7 of 2016 versus Local Law 3 of 1998 – Town of Seneca Falls

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GUEST: Local Law 7 of 2016 versus Local Law 3 of 1998 – Town of Seneca Falls
My background in Government consists of a two-term, eight-year service as Town Councilman. After my Councilman Service, I was the Zoning Officer for the Town of Seneca Falls for 15 years, retiring in 2015. During those 15 years of Service, I authored a new Town of Seneca Falls Code Book including the combining of Code for the dissolved Village, the... more

Our Finger Lakes History Podcast: Cobblestone buildings in the Finger Lakes

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Our Finger Lakes History Podcast: Cobblestone buildings in the Finger Lakes
Seneca County Historian Walter Gable discusses the various styles and types of Cobblestone buildings and structures found in the Finger Lakes region on Episode 003 of Our Finger Lakes History on FingerLakes1.TV. Click here for the episode page and complete archives at FingerLakes1.TV. more

FLL 360: Fall flowers in the Finger Lakes

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FLL 360: Fall flowers in the Finger Lakes
The precious fall rains that began in the parched Finger Lakes Region several weeks ago have refreshed our lawns and flowers. It’s that time of the year when most plants and flowers are winding down their blooming season but here in the Finger Lakes, chrysanthemums or just plain mums take center stage. One of my mums is a perennial plant... more

Local high school golfers qualify for sectionals

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Local high school golfers qualify for sectionals
Nine tickets to the Section V Golf Championships were up for grabs at Thursday’s Finger Lakes Golf Championship — and eight of them would end up in the hands of upperclassmen. The other ticket belongs to someone who isn’t even in high school yet. Geneva eighth grader Joey Maher fired an 88 at Lakeside Country Club on his way to... more

18 holes with a cart for $18 at Seneca Falls Country Club in October

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18 holes with a cart for at Seneca Falls Country Club in October
Fall golf is the best golf and the golf course at Seneca Falls County Club on Route 89 in Seneca Falls is in great shape late in the season. They want to show you! Come down to SFCC anytime in October and enjoy 18 holes of golf with a cart for just $18. That’s right, 18 for 18 at Seneca Falls County... more

Kenny: Marquart retires in Waterloo & Kaepernick starts at Buffalo

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Kenny: Marquart retires in Waterloo & Kaepernick starts at Buffalo
With Colin Kaepernick making his first start of the season at Buffalo, Kenny wonders how he will be treated by Bills fans in the Great American City after his recent protests during the national anthem. Also, the retirement of longtime Waterloo Police Chief Doyle Marquart, Homecoming season at our local high schools and Kenny’s reaction to Donald Trumps latest comments... more

FLX Weekly: Foliage on the wine trail & your October weekend ahead

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FLX Weekly: Foliage on the wine trail & your October weekend ahead
Join Jessica Lahr, Jim Sinicropi, Jessamy Uticone and Josh Durso as we round-up your week in the Finger Lakes and look ahead to a great October weekend. The top news, sports, weather and events outlooks and our favorite digital photos from the past few days in the Finger Lakes. more

del Lago Resort & Casino announces opening of recruitment and employment office

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del Lago Resort & Casino announces opening of recruitment and employment office
This week del Lago Resort & Casino opened a recruitment and employment office in the Generations Bank building, 20 East Bayard St., Seneca Falls. Prospective employees can visit the employment office to learn more about job opportunities and apply for a position while on-site. Del Lago human resources team members will be available to answer questions and also conduct interviews... more

Inside the FLX: Brad Jones discusses obesity, weight loss in the Finger Lakes

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Inside the FLX: Brad Jones discusses obesity, weight loss in the Finger Lakes
On Thursday’s edition of Inside the FLX, former Seneca Falls Mayor Brad Jones, joined Josh Durso to discuss the growing obesity problem in the U.S., with particular focus here in the Finger Lakes region. BlueCross BlueShield estimates that obesity in the Finger Lakes costs residents nearly $501 million per year. According to their same study, the region faces an obesity... more
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