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Geneva Police Chief Trickler will retire in July
Retirement is coming. Reporting by the Finger Lakes Times indicates that Jeff Trickler, chief of the Geneva Police Department will retire next month. Trickler said in an email to the Times on Monday that he ‘will be looking to retire in July’. “I thoroughly enjoy working for the Geneva Police Department,” he …more
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VP Mike Pence to tout tax overhaul at Nucor Steel Auburn
Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to central New York Tuesday will include a stop in Auburn. The White House announced that Pence, a Republican, will visit Nucor Steel to “discuss the positive impact of President Trump’s tax reform policies on …more -
LISTEN LIVE AT 7 PM: Doubledays take on Williamsport on Tuesday night (FL1 Radio)
The Auburn Doubledays are on the air, LIVE, on FL1 Radio as they hit the road for the first time this season for the second of three games at Williamsport. Drew Carter has the call from the press box at …more
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INSIDE THE FLX: Brittany’s Law passes in Senate for eighth time, still no vote in Assembly
On Monday New York State Senate passed Brittany’s Law. It wasn’t the first, second, or third time the proposed legislation had gotten through one of the state’s chambers. It was the eighth. The legislation would establish a violent offender’s registry, …more -
del Lago takes to Albany for help equalizing ‘unfair’ playing field
The state could consider several avenues to help del Lago, which has failed to meet revenue projections since it opened in February 2017. State legislators, for example, could pass a law to allow del Lago to have a lower tax …more -
Helming’s anti-incinerator legislation gets through Senate
The New York State Senate passed the bill to block a proposed garbage incinerator project from moving forward at the former Seneca Army Depot in the Town of Romulus. Circular EnerG is seeking to build a garbage incinerator that would …more -
State announces action plans to combat algal blooms on Owasco, Cayuga, Skaneateles lakes
Owasco, Cayuga and Skaneateles lakes are among 12 “priority waterbodies” across New York that received tailored action plans to address harmful algal blooms and protect water quality, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday. Developed in part through regional summits that connected …more -
Perez Williams wins major union’s support in race for Congress
A top labor union is taking sides in the 24th Congressional District Democratic primary. Democratic congressional candidate Juanita Perez Williams announced Monday that she has been endorsed by the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union. The union represents more than …more -
Girl hurt after hit-and-run with Amish buggy in Rose; authorities search for driver
State Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a vehicle that was involved in a hit-and-run in the Town of Rose. Troopers say an 11-year-old girl suffered minor injuries in the accident, which happened on Wayne Center Rose Road …more
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GOLFJAY: Koepka survives Shinnecock to go back-to-back at U.S. Open (podcast)
Brooks Koepka survived another outrageous United States Open Championship at Shinnecock Hills on Long Island to win back-to-back national titles for the first time since Curtis …more -
Deputies: Galen man threw hammer at woman’s car, shattering windshield
On Monday at approximately 5:58 pm deputies arrested a Galen man following a domestic incident. Kenneth L. Downey, 61, was charged with fourth-degree criminal mischief and …more -
Skaneateles’ graduation, other summer events stay at Clift Park despite construction
Skaneateles’ high school graduation ceremony and other summer activities will continue to take place at Clift Park this summer in the midst of construction activity. The …more -
NY health department to call for marijuana legalization
New York’s top health official says a long-awaited state report on marijuana will recommend state legalization. Health Commissioner Howard Zucker said Monday in Brooklyn that officials …more -
Seneca Falls man guilty on felony strangulation charge
A 31-year-old Seneca Falls man pleaded guilty in Seneca County Court on Monday to felony strangulation, and will serve a year in County Jail. The court …more -
Report: Stephanie Miner to run for NY governor as an independent
After more than a year of speculation that she might seek higher office, former Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner will run for New York governor as an …more -
Boeheim’s Army to play with experimental rule in The Basketball Tournament
The Basketball Tournament, a summer event that includes a $2 million winner-take-all cash prize, will be played this summer using an experimental rule designed to eliminate …more
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