The Groton Central School District Board of Education announced that the school district will be implementing a summer food program that will offer free breakfast and lunch meals to children five days a week at a meeting on June 3.
Water and sewer are two of the most-complex issues officials in Seneca County have been tasked with addressing over the last two decades. Historically, the Board of Supervisors have seen their share, plus some, as far as challenges, roadblocks, and hurdles are concerned.
Joined by family and friends Michele C. Leonard was awarded 2018 Dispatcher of the Year honors in May.
LYONS — Sean Dobbins and his wife, Imelda, didn’t have to wait for the Rochester premier on Friday of “The Tomorrow Man,” a romantic comedy starring acting icons John Lithgow and Blythe Danner.
WATERLOO – The Seneca County Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday on whether to join a class action lawsuit against telephone service providers over their alleged failure to give the county telephone surcharge fees to fund the 911 system.
SENECA FALLS – The former St. Patrick’s School at 81 W. Bayard St. is close to being sold to local chiropractor Dr. Kingsley Kabari.
GENEVA — Over the last couple of years, Jess Farrell has developed a strong bond — albeit it through email, Facebook and Skype — with Madeleine “Maddie” Stanton and her family.
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New York state police have charged John Mehne, 25, of Ithaca, NY and Florida, with several charges including animal cruelty, robbery, theft, and burglary. On Tuesday morning, state police responded to an accident on I-81, three miles from the Pennsylvania border. Upon arriving at the scene, …
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Endicott Police have issued a press release regarding reports of a male entering Union-Endicott High School with a gun on May 22.
GENEVA — Officials believe a large lakefront parcel for sale on Lochland Road could generate hundreds of thousands of dollars in property taxes if redeveloped to its full potential, but a rezoning will be needed to make that happen.
ROMULUS — If at first you don’t succeed, try again.
Two separate lawsuits against Auburn Community Hospital from former doctors allege hospital administration retaliated against them for their attempts to blow the whistle on another doctor's dangerous conduct.
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