It has become an annual rite of spring in Seneca Falls. The 2018 Travelling Little Black Dress Fashion Show was held on Friday, April 20th at Seneca Falls Country Club to benefit the Seneca County House of Concern. Below is the complete live webcast of Friday afternoon’s event… . more

On Friday, FingerLakes1.com News Director Josh Durso was on WGVA’s Finger Lakes Morning News talking about local headlines with host Ted Baker. The Circular enerG incinerator, charges against a Seneca Falls supervisor, and latest from an interesting Assembly race – all were part of the conversation. Listen to the discussion below: more

As we move into the second half of April, we’re still waiting for winter to end here in the Finger Lakes. On this week’s edition of FLX Weekly we’ll tell you if the end is in sight, round up the week’s top local stories, check out some of our favorite local photos from the past... more

On Thursday at approximately 12:30 am police arrested a 30-year-old Seneca Falls woman for aggravated driving while intoxicated following a civilian complaint. Kaitlin E. Gray, 30, of Seneca Falls was charged with driving while intoxicated, aggravated driving while intoxicated, and driving with a BAC of .18 percent or higher. The arrest stems from a civilian... more

State Police say Seneca Falls Town Supervisor Greg Lazzaro has been charged with a harassment violation following an incident last year. State Police filed the charge on March 29th in connection with the incident. The charge filed against Lazzaro was second-degree harassment, according to state police. The incident took place on December 7th, 2017. Lazzaro... more

A Seneca Falls man was pronounced dead at the scene of a serious motorcycle-car accident in Seneca Falls after earlier being observed operating recklessly, at dangerously high speeds, according to police. On Tuesday at approximately 7:30 p.m. the Seneca Falls Police Department responded to a serious personal injury motor vehicle accident on Ovid St. at... more

On Monday at approximately 2:59 p.m. police arrested a 33-year-old Seneca Falls woman following a domestic incident. Police say that Lauren E. Perkins, 33, subjected a male resident to unwanted physical contact during a domestic abuse, and when police attempted to take her into custody — she resisted. Perkins was charged with second-degree harassment and... more

del Lago Resort & Casino celebrated National Beer Day on Saturday, April 7th by hosting a special edition of Savor del Lago featuring craft beer and cider samplings from numerous vendors. All of the proceeds from this event benefited Fetch A Friend Rescue in Seneca Falls. Fetch A Friend was on site with 12 puppies... more

Fayette Town Supervisor Cindy Lorenzetti is in her third term on the Seneca County Board of Supervisors, one of only two democrats on the board. On Monday afternoon she was in-studio as a guest on Weber This Week… . more

Calling all artisans!! We are eager to invite you to our Arts & Crafts Show during our nationally recognized Celebrate Commemorate Memorial Festival in the birthplace of Memorial Day, Waterloo, NY. We always have a huge crowd estimated in the 10 thousands. If you or anyone you know is interested, please don’t hesitate to join... more

To comply with State regulations, the Town of Seneca Falls annually issues a report describing the quality of your drinking water. The purpose of this report is to raise your understanding of drinking water and awareness of the need to protect our drinking water sources. Last year, your tap water met all State drinking water... more

Antonio Varacalli was a regular guy who, on April 12, 1917, made the decision to step up and selflessly help another person. The Italian immigrant was working on the Cayuga-Seneca Canal on that day when a distraught young woman named Ruth Darling jumped off the Bridge Street bridge into the canal. FL Times: Read More more

Waterloo’s Dave Duprey has been uploading histotic video footage from the Village of Waterloo over the past month. The latest gives you one last look inside the old Rec Center on Oak Street and footage of the demolition in 1997. Then, take a tour of the new Community Center and view clips from the ribbon cutting... more

The Mynderse Academy boys varsity lacrosse team put on a clinic for local youth players and coaches on Saturday morning at Bracht Field. Below are some photos for the day posted by Mynderse Lacrosse to their Twitter account (@MynderseLAX)… more

Susie Cornett of Seneca Falls & Eric Jansen of Clifton Springs are Katie MacIntyre’s guests on this edition of The Loving Cup Podcast to talk about community and gratitude. . more

Joe Siccardi, a recent mid-Maine transplant from Seneca Falls, has announced the public book launch of his first book, Heaven Shining Through. It will be held April 29, noon-2 p.m. at The Mill Inn & Café, Dover-Foxcroft, Maine. In addition, Siccardi will be presenting a copy of the book to the Thompson Free Library in... more

On Wednesday, April 11th at 1:30 p.m., the Town of Seneca Falls Police Department reported the arrest of a 30-year-old Seneca Falls man on two charges related to an order of protection issued last month. David P. Fenton, 30, was charged with one count of Aggravated Family Offense and one count of Criminal Contempt in... more

The Trumansburg man accused of raping an underage co-worker last year pleaded guilty to a low-level felony Monday in Seneca County Court. A more serious rape charge was dismissed. Jesse Farina-Geiger, 25, pleaded guilty to third-degree rape, a class E felony punishable by up to four years in prison. Judge Dennis Bender sentenced Farina-Geiger to... more

Two of the claims made by a Romulus man accused of killing two people in a 2015 accident were debunked Tuesday in Seneca County Court. Assistant Public Defender John Nabinger, Earl Wilson’s former attorney, emphatically denied pressuring Wilson to plead guilty to killing Steve Lester of Manchester and Patty Perryman of Canandaigua in the Sept.... more

On Tuesday, Seneca County Board of Supervisors Chairman Bob Shipley shared his thoughts on the New York State Budget process, which included passage of a $168 billion spending plan. There was good news, and bad, within the plan — but according to Shipley — little progress was made in some of the most-costly areas. For... more