PENN YAN — A local man who possessed more than 14,000 images and videos of child pornography has been sentenced to prison.
PHELPS — Assemblyman Jeff Gallahan, R-131 of Manchester, announced that he has secured $25,000 in Bullet Aid funding for the Phelps Library and STEAM Lab Makerspace. The money will allow the library to expand on its STEAM initiative, which is focused on developing creativity and innovation t…
GENEVA — Geneva Industrial Development Agency member Jason Fulton suggesed this summer the agency consider selling the Enterprise Development Center because, from what he could see, the business-incubator space was losing money.
WATERLOO — The 630-acre property that housed the former Willard Psychiatric Center campus sits vacant and unused.
GENEVA — Local non-partisan volunteers are hosting a voter registration table at Mount Olive Baptist Church today (Oct. 4) and Oct. 11, from 5-7 p.m.
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WATERLOO — As of Friday evening, the Seneca County sheriff’s office had not released any more information on a murder investigation in the town of Waterloo.
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WATERLOO — A six-member Waterloo Village Court jury deliberated for a little more than five hours Monday before finding former Seneca County Manager John Sheppard guilty of a Class A misdemeanor charge of official misconduct.
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SENECA FALLS — Two men were charged in connection with assaults at several locations in the days that followed the Cayuga Nation’s August demolition of properties it called “safe havens used by criminals.”
Week 4 was by far my best week. Not only did I go 4-1 in my five fantasy football leagues, but how about that Rashaad Penny sleeper pick? Twenty-eight points, not too shabby.
GENEVA — William Smith field hockey was not able to break through against Nazareth on Wednesday night until the second half but the goals piled up when it finally did break through. The Herons won the non-league matchup 4-0 and head for a streak of five-straight Liberty League contests.
The hard work of this year’s class of 2022 for the Mynderse Academy Athletic Hall of Fame did not go unnoticed. This year’s class includes six former athletes and three former teams, which will be honored Sunday at the Quality Inn in Seneca Falls.
Midlakes High School of the Phelps-Clifton Springs School District has an extraordinary theater arts program. It’s in part because of the dedication of many volunteers, including community members, students passionate about theater, and the incredible leadership of longtime director Keith Childs.
WATERLOO — Select EuroCars Inc. was named as a New York state chapter winner, one of 12 nationwide, for the National Independent Dealer Association Quality Dealer Award.
GENEVA — The Geneva Area Chamber of Commerce will co-host a Member Milestone Celebration to honor the official grand opening and relocation of Kowalski Legal PLLC Oct. 13.
GENEVA — Geneva Industrial Development Agency member Jason Fulton suggesed this summer the agency consider selling the Enterprise Development Center because, from what he could see, the business-incubator space was losing money.
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The railroad was an important part of Wolcott’s history and contributed to the prosperity of the village and the surrounding area.
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Jim McEnery, who was born and raised in Brooklyn, enlisted in the Marines in 1940 and fought in three major campaigns in the Pacific: Guadalcanal, Cape Gloucester (New Britain), and Peleliu. McEnery’s rifle company — made famous by the HBO miniseries “The Pacific” — is brought to life in McE…
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From smartphones to health trackers to video chats, technology offers lots of convenience and connection. It can also make access to healthcare simpler and smarter.
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A couple of days ago I found an article online about that old “ice bucket challenge” that was going around in, believe it or not (I was shocked), 2014 (side note: I could have sworn it was going around in 2020. That’s how time moves so much quicker the older we get. But that’s fodder for ano…
Passing suicide prevention legislation is necessary
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This may sound like it is about religion but it is not, at least not only about religion. It is about the difference between faith and belief, and even though these two words are most often associated with religion or spirituality, they are elements of the human experience in all areas of life.
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GENEVA — Ward 4 City Councilor Ken Camera will host a ward conversation for residents of the Ward at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 8.
ALBANY — New York Attorney General Letitia James released the following statement after a federal judge in the U.S. Northern District Court of New York granted a temporary restraining order in the case Antonyuk v. Hochul, temporarily blocking or modifying some provisions of New York’s Concea…
WILLARD — The New York State Office of General Services will conduct a public auction of surplus vehicles, highway equipment and miscellaneous property at 9:30 a.m. Friday (Oct. 7) at the former Willard Drug Treatment Campus.
