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Wayne-Finger Lakes Special Olympics draws hundreds of athletes from across region

Wayne-Finger Lakes Special Olympics draws hundreds of athletes from across region
For the second year in a row North Rose-Wolcott Central School District hosted the Wayne Finger Lakes Region Special Olympics Track and Field competition, a huge event that draws some 600 students from across the region’s 25 school districts within Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES. Held Friday, May 12th at North Rose-Wolcott High School the weather was perfect, sunny and breezy, for... more

Tompkins Co. law enforcement will participate in torch run

Tompkins Co. law enforcement will participate in torch run
On Wednesday members of local law enforcement will carry the “Flame of Hope” through the City of Ithaca to raise awareness and funds for Special Olympics New York athletes, and the 2016 Special Olympics New York Summer Games, June 16th and 17th, at Siena College in the Capital District Region. Nearly 2,000 Special Olympics New York athletes, coaches and volunteers... more

The Seneca County 4-H Dog Club classes a success

The Seneca County 4-H Dog Club classes a success
Seneca County 4-H held a series of dog obedience classes this summer.  4-H volunteer, Cindy Swift, helped participants learn basic commands to use with their canine partners.  Youth and dogs of differing ages and backgrounds took part in the lessons. The final class of the series was held at the Seneca County Fair.  Judge Jackie Denson evaluated the dogs as... more

Huge window treatments for Women’s Right to Run installed

Huge window treatments for Women’s Right to Run installed
An impressive new window treatment was installed at the Generations Bank Corporate Headquarters on Bayard Street in Seneca Falls on Tuesday afternoon to promote the upcoming Women’s Right to Run 19K/5K event coming up on Saturday, May 7th. Generations Bank Marketing Director Katie McIntyre said, “As the organizing sponsor of the race it is another way to show our support... more
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