The Seneca Lake Pure Waters Association has planned a summer kickoff event and fundraiser from 4-8 p.m. May 27 at Cascade Falls on the Keuka Outlet Trail.
LYONS — The Wayne County sheriff’s office is investigating a two-vehicle fatal accident that happened late Friday morning on Route 31.
WATERLOO — Retired teacher and community volunteer Phyllis Dunlap is the latest recipient of the Henry C. Welles Award from the Waterloo Library & Historical Society.
PENN YAN — Pennsylvania-based Wayne Bank, the parent company of Bank of the Finger Lakes, hosted a groundbreaking ceremony May 13 at the site of the new Penn Yan branch at 225 Main St.
GENEVA — Volunteers for the American Cancer Society will “Paint the Town Purple” in celebration of the upcoming Relay For Life event.
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NEWARK — Several people have been arrested in connection with the alleged assault and robbery of a local teen last week.
SENECA FALLS — Following an investigation of about two weeks, town police arrested a Syracuse man with local ties for an alleged shooting incident.
PENN YAN — Today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Yates County Sheriff’s Office and the Drug Enforcement Administration will give the public an opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs.
Joshua Blackford took home the grand prize in the Spring Lake Ontario Counties Trout, Salmon, and Walleye Derby May 6-15 when he reeled in a 27½-pound king salmon while fishing out of Olcott, Niagara County. It was a catch that earned a check for $15,000.
LITTLE FALLS — Following their upset win over Herkimer on Thursday night, Finger Lakes Community Baseball faced another mammoth obstacle in their division rivals, Niagara County Community College.
GENEVA — Friday was the final night of the regular season for the Geneva Panthers boys lacrosse team before starting their quest for a ninth sectional title in the program’s 100th year of existence, and they rolled into sectionals in shutout fashion.
Put simply, Reylu Gutierrez is on a fast track. To where, you may ask. The highest level of competition in the “Sport of Kings” — thoroughbred racing.
LYONS — For nearly five decades, folks from Lyons and beyond made tracks for the venerable hot dog stand The Caboose to get an American-style taste of summer.
PENN YAN — Pennsylvania-based Wayne Bank, the parent company of Bank of the Finger Lakes, hosted a groundbreaking ceremony May 13 at the site of the new Penn Yan branch at 225 Main St.
GENEVA — The Geneva Business Improvement District is once again searching for a new director.
In 1788, three men arrived in present-day Yates County to scout out a place for members of an unusual religious sect, the Society of Universal Friends, who wanted to build a community of their own. The three encountered a pair of French-Canadian men living quietly in a cabin along the banks …
Wayne County residents owe a heartfelt debt of gratitude to all those men and women who have defended our nation in times of war and peace.
Though this column tends to highlight musicians and venues in the Finger Lakes area, I like to mix it up now and then.
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GENEVA — The Geneva City Green Committee will sponsor its third Native Plant Sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Finger Lakes Welcome Center.
WATERLOO — The Waterloo Baptist Church at 2701 Route 96 is hosting an Armed Forces breakfast Saturday, beginning at 8 a.m. It is free and open to all military personnel, either active or retired, and they are welcome to bring a guest.
WATERLOO — Anyone wishing to learn more about how the federal Medicare insurance program works is invited to a meeting from 10-11 a.m. May 24 at the Seneca County Chamber of Commerce downtown.