The I LOVE NEW YORK program volunteer observers have released their second Fall Foliage Report for New York State and indicates that the change from green to brown, orange, red, yellow and maroon is underway for the weekend ahead in the Finger Lakes. According to the report released Wednesday: In the Finger Lakes region, color... more

The mid-summer warmth will continue into the third weekend of September and will make for perfect conditions for getting out to all that is happening across the Finger Lakes, including the annual Grape Festival in Naples. Get all the details on the forecast, discuss the week’s top stories at FingerLakes1.com, hear the local weekend sports... more

Police say a Seneca Falls man was transported to Strong Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle and car collided at the intersection of State St. and Chapel St. around 7:30 am. Jeremy Brown, 24, of Seneca Falls was southbound on State St. on his motorcycle, when a vehicle being operated by Daniel Taliercio, 26, of Rose... more

Bee’s Cookies & Cakes has taken their talents to Fall St. in downtown Seneca Falls. The move to a larger space, significantly so, in fact, was one that customers felt was long-overdue. For Chris and Debbie Boulter, the move happened quickly, who only began considering a relocation from their State St. storefront a few months... more

A 25-year-old Waterloo man was arrested by police in Seneca Falls after he was found to be possessing two personal checks that had been forged. Police say Zachery R. Ramirez, 25, of Waterloo was charged with two counts of second-degree felony criminal possession of a forged instrument after a fraud investigation. Ramirez is accused of... more

On Wednesday’s edition of the Debrief Podcast, Josh Durso and Jackie Augustine talk about ongoing issues in Seneca Falls and Geneva, as well as dialogue at the state-level regarding higher education. Watch the stream below, or check out the audio-only version in the player above: . more

The Melissa Killeleagh Show is back for September’s episode. Join Melissa for interviews with Adam Jablonski & Johanna Povlock who share their passion for making the world a better place. Also, reflections on the 2017 National Women’s Hall of Fame Induction Weekend in Seneca Falls. . more

On Monday around 9:33 pm police arrested a 25-year-old Geneva man following a domestic incident, which happened on September 4th. Jonathan L. King, 25, of Geneva is accused of intentionally damaging the victim’s vehicle while a child was inside. Additionally, the incident took place at a Town of Seneca Falls business, and both parties were... more

Cayuga Lake is no stranger to Fishing Tournaments, all year long if you look out onto the lake chances are you will see someone out there fishing. The Finger Lakes region has become known for world class fishing at its finest. However, on the 23rd and 24th of September Cayuga Lake will become home to... more

Police say a 24-year-old Seneca Falls man faces multiple charges after a domestic incident, which took place in the Town of Seneca Falls. Tyler J. Lambert, 24, of Seneca Falls was arrested after an investigation into an alleged incident of domestic violence, which happened on September 16th. During the dispute, Lambert allegedly subjected the victim... more

Kenny talks Syracuse football, Buffalo Bills, the closing of Area Records in Geneva, prom dresses and the rescinding of Local Law #2 in Seneca Falls during Tuesday’s episode of Kenny’s 2 Pennies featuring Kenny Haas. . more

Acting Supreme Court Justice William Kocher ruled on the Article 78 filed against the Town of Seneca Falls regarding a local law, designed to rescind another enacted in 2016. Local Law No. 2 was designed to kill Local Law No. 3 of 2016, which solidified an end date for operations at Seneca Meadows Landfill. In... more

The Seneca Falls Development Corporation (SFDC) is inviting Seneca Falls residents, business owners, and community leaders to a public Community Workshop to discuss and generate specific action steps to be included in the upcoming 2017 Town of Seneca Falls Economic Development Plan. The open meeting will take place from 5:45-7:30pm on Thursday, September 21st, in... more

On September 15th at approximately 8:15 pm the Seneca Falls Police Department arrested a 17-year-old male for disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest after an incident. Police were called to a physical altercation, which was taking place at a public event in Seneca Falls. While the 17-year-old’s name was not being released due to eligibility for... more

Hosted by the Women’s Rights National Historical Park and the National Women’s Hall of Fame on Sunday, September 17, 2017 at Wesleyan Chapel in downtown Seneca Falls during Induction Weekend. This discussion and question and answer session features Class of 2017 National Women’s Hall of Fame inductees Victoria Jackson, Sherry Lansing, Aimee Mullins and Carol... more

On Friday, September 22nd from 2:30 pm until 6:30 pm the Seneca Falls Police Department will host their annual Child Safety Car Seat check at the Seneca Falls Police Department, 130 Ovid St., Seneca Falls. The event is executed annually in cooperation with the Waterloo Police Department, who co-hosts the event. Anyone with a car seat... more

The New York State Canal Corporation has chosen Seneca Falls as one of the five locations throughout New York State to hold Locktoberfest which is a festival celebrating Autumn on the Canalways system. The event incorporates community markets, local artwork, Taste NY products, entertainment, and children’s activities. Collaborating with the Canal Corporation and partnering with... more

In celebration of the 100th year anniversary of Women’s Right to Vote in New York State, The National Women’s Hall of Fame will host a weekend celebrating the achievements of American Women in the birthplace of the Women’s Rights movement in the U.S. The highlight of the weekend is the induction of ten women for... more

First responders say a medical emergency led to a one-car accident at the intersection of State Route 89 and 5&20 in Seneca Falls on Saturday. The accident was called in late in the afternoon as North Seneca Ambulance, Magee and Seneca Falls Fire Departments all responded. Route 89 was briefly shut down as CPR was... more

Sometime over the next few months, one faction of the Cayuga Indian Nation will turn over operation and control of the Lakeside Trading convenience store and gas station and other properties to another tribal faction. That is being done under a recent court decision by Acting State Supreme Court Justice and Seneca County Judge Dennis... more