On Wednesday the Seneca Falls Town Board met for a special session to ultimately take a vote on the recently-proposed budget. While changes were offered in debate and conversation, few changes were made to the document that had initially been proposed. One of those proposed cuts? The Town’s Attorney position. Councilman Doug Avery made a... more

When it comes to economic development, there are a lot of opportunities in embracing rich, local history. That is especially the case in Geneva and Seneca Falls where a pair of sites were chosen to be featured as part of the Landmark Society’s ‘Five to Revive’. It’s an annual list dedicated to identifying historic sites... more

Join Paul Russo and Nick Felice for another edition of the Fresh Takes Podcast recorded live on Tuesday night. This week’s topics include the return of College Basketball, the 76ers acquisition of Jimmy Butler, some big games this weekend in college and pro football highlighted by Syracuse’s match-up with Notre Dame and an update on... more

Join your host Kenny on the latest edition of Kenny’s 2 Pennies where topics will include this weekend’s showdown between Syracuse and Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium in New York City. Also, Kenny gives his thoughts on the Bills’ blowout of the Jets and says goodbye to Nathan Peterman.    more

Bradley Zimmer is in-studio as this week’s guest on Weber This Week. Zimmer is the director of sales at del Lago Resort & Casino. He has 20 years in the industry and was previously in senior leadership roles with Hilton, Marriott and Luxury Independent properties. . more

What’s next for the Heritage Preservation Commission, the Town of Seneca Falls, and a building at a busy corner on Fall Street? Legal representation. This after the Town of Seneca Falls received a court order on Wednesday, signed by Judge Doyle. The Town Board met on Friday in a special session to discuss the matter... more

The epitome of fall: pumpkins, gourds, bittersweet, russet hues & crisp texture. Rita Partee creates beautiful arrangements for Fleur De Lis Brew Works. Photo by Jennifer Partee. more

On Tuesday, the Seneca Falls Town Board heard from multiple residents about concerns raised over the proposed 2019 Town Budget. Once again, local residents raised concerns about the possibility of taxes increasing again. In 2018, the Town saw one of the biggest increases in property tax levy in recent memory – as it jumped more... more

The Seneca Falls Town Board voted on Tuesday to hire an employee, who had contracts with the Town of Seneca Falls. Edward Thurston, who operates a local business, was hired by the Town of Seneca Falls as a Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Trainee. The position pays a little over $21 per hour, and while some... more

On November 3rd at approximately 11:21 p.m. deputies charged a Seneca Falls woman with driving while intoxicated and speeding after a traffic stop on State Route 5&20 in Hopewell. Dawn M. Bennett, 52, of Seneca Falls was stopped after deputies observed her going 67 mph in a 55 mph zone. She was determined to be... more

Walking through a parking lot in Seneca Falls and had to stop to take a picture of the sun hiding behind the trees on a cool fall afternoon. Photo by Alex Johnson. more

Join your host Harold Weber on the newest episode of Weber This Week where he is joined by Chief of Police Stu Peenstra and Lieutenant Tim Snyder of the Seneca Falls Police Department to discuss the latest things going on with SFPD, the public image of law enforcement officers and two people who recently had... more

The annual Veteran’s Day chicken and biscuit dinner to honor our Veteran’s will be held at the West Fayette Presbyterian Church. As always, our dinner is served on the actual day – November 11, 2018 from 4:30PM to 6:30PM. Veteran’s eat free. Others pay $9.00 for chicken and biscuits, mashed potatoes, vegetable, dessert and beverage.... more

The 4th Annual Seneca County Community Thanksgiving Dinner will once again be hosted by the Seneca Falls Elks Lodge 992 at 2221 River Road in Seneca Falls on Thursday, November 22nd. Planning and preparation will be assisted by the T.R.A.C. Team in collaboration with the United Way of Seneca County and the Seneca County House... more

When the Watertown Rapids collegiate league baseball team takes to the diamond next summer, they’ll be led by a new coach. At a press conference at Jefferson Community College on Tuesday, the Rapids announced that Michael Wood of Seneca Falls would be coaching the team in 2019. Wood is 24 years old and a 2012... more

On October 24th at approximately 6:00 p.m., the Seneca Falls Police Department arrested a 25-year-old resident after a domestic incident. Justin Larsen, 25, of Seneca Falls was taken into custody on a warrant for Criminal obstruction of breathing, two counts of Aggravated Harassment in the 2nd degree and Endangering the Welfare of a Child following... more

Two of the candidates vying to be the next Seneca County Court Judge updated voters on endorsements received in the days leading up to Election Day. Both David Ettman, Esq. and District Attorney Barry Porsch received important, local endorsements. Among those entities endorsing candidates was the United Steelworkers of America union, Local Union 3298, former... more

Generations Bank announces the hiring of Lorraine Gibbs as AVP –Contact Center Manager. Gibbs will be responsible for managing our newly renovated Customer Contact Center at our Corporate Headquarters. Gibbs brings nearly 20 years of experience in management, as well as, 18 years of experience in customer service. Over her career, she managed various internal... more

Thanks to an aggressive campaign by supporters, the National Women’s Hall of Fame has won a $150,000 grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, American Express and Main Street America. The Hall of Fame was one of 11 historic sites nationwide to win the grants, determined by online voting from Sept. 24 to Oct.... more

Join Paul Russo and Nick Felice for another edition of the Fresh Takes Podcast on Halloween Eve. Find out their favorite scary movies and monsters before talking about the coach firings in Cleveland, picks for the upcoming weekend of football, previewing the college hoops season and a recap of the World Series. . more