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Wings Over Ithaca owner owes NY $200K in sales taxes, charged with 26 felonies

Wings Over Ithaca owner owes NY 0K in sales taxes, charged with 26 felonies
A Massachusetts man who runs Wings Over Ithaca was charged with 26 felonies involving sales tax evasion, according to the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. Bruce McPherson, 47, of West Springfield, underpaid his sales taxes by at least $221,601, according to state officials. McPherson was arraigned today in Albany City Court and pleaded not guilty. He’s been... more

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

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

Burglary and petit larceny arrests made in Watkins Glen

Burglary and petit larceny arrests made in Watkins Glen
A series of arrests were made in the Village of Watkins Glen by Watkins Glen Police over the last several days. Authorities say that the following arrests occurred in the village: Amber L. Stillwell, 25, of Ithaca was arrested by Watkins Glen Police on October 9th and charged with Petit Larceny. She will appear in the Village of Watkins Glen Court to... more

Erosion shuts down part of Cascadilla Gorge Trail in Ithaca

Erosion shuts down part of Cascadilla Gorge Trail in Ithaca
The wonky weather from the summer and start of fall has affected several of the natural areas in and around Ithaca, and has now claimed another victim — the Cascadilla Gorge Trail. Cornell Plantations announced Friday the trail between Treman Triangle at Linn Street and College Avenue has been closed for maintenance until further notice. No one was available for... more

Students launch online campaign for Ithaca College contingent faculty demanding decent wages, job security

Students launch online campaign for Ithaca College contingent faculty demanding decent wages, job security
Ithaca College students launched an online photo campaign on behalf on contingent faculty who make low-wages and have no job security at the college. The photos published on the IC Students for Labor Action Facebook page over several days. In them, contingent faculty, who work part-time at the institution, stand in front of a chalkboard with brief anecdotes about their... more

Attempted robbery at the Ithaca Commons, police ask for public’s help

Attempted robbery at the Ithaca Commons, police ask for public’s help
The Ithaca Police Department is investigating a robbery, which took place at the Ithaca Commons on Friday evening. The incident occurred shortly before 7 pm, when police were called to the scene the victim had been assaulted, with the suspect allegedly attempting to take her purse. The victim says that the individual struck her from behind, causing her to fall.... more

Our Finger Lakes History with Walter Gable: Haunted tales, hoaxes & strange but true stories of the FLX

Our Finger Lakes History with Walter Gable: Haunted tales, hoaxes & strange but true stories of the FLX
On the latest edition of Our Finger Lakes History on FingerLakes1.TV, Seneca County Historian Walter Gables explores paranormal sites, haunted places, incredible hoaxes and strange but true stories from around the Finger Lakes region. Well documented local hauntings, the sea serpent of Seneca Lake, the Taughannock Giant, the birth of Spiritualism near Newark and more… Happy Halloween! AUDIO ONLY VERSION: more
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