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PRIMARY RESULTS: Crane, Hilkert advance in SF, while MacBride leads over Ritts
Republicans Wendy Crane and Kenneth Hilkert finished first and second in Tuesday’s five-way race for two Seneca Falls Town Council nominations, early results show. Crane led with 241 votes, followed by Hilkert with 189. Mason ... more
Greenidge diverts 88% of power to local grid amid heat
As temperatures soared and demand surged across New York this week, Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc. delivered 88% of its Dresden facility’s electrical output to the local power grid, the company announced Wednesday. The move followed ... more
New Trumansburg housing project celebrates first phase
Trumansburg’s Village Grove community officially opened its doors, offering affordable, sustainable housing for a diverse group of residents. The development is part of the larger Crescent Way project and includes 46 fully leased rental units ... more
Bolivar woman indicted for stabbing two state troopers
A Bolivar woman has been indicted on ten charges, including attempted murder, for allegedly stabbing two New York State troopers during a violent arrest attempt, according to the Hornell Evening Tribune. Julia C. Groff, 31, ... more
Two Cayuga County men arrested in child sex sting
A coordinated law enforcement operation in Cayuga County led to the arrests of two men accused of attempting to engage in sexual acts with children under 15. Troy S. Bullock of Auburn and Jeremy L ... more
Lansing school board rejects student health care resolution
The Lansing Central School Board narrowly voted against a proposal supporting expanded school-based medical care, citing legal and financial concerns, according to Tompkins Weekly. The 3-4 vote halted advocacy for legislation allowing school medical directors ... more
Newfield school cell phone ban shows early success
As New York prepares to implement a statewide student cell phone ban, Newfield Central School District is ahead of the curve, having adopted its own ban in 2023, according to Tompkins Weekly. District leaders report ... more
Seneca Falls woman arrested for filing false document
A Seneca Falls woman was arrested Monday morning on a felony charge related to filing a false document, according to the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies took Precious Pamphile, 40, into custody around 6:30 a.m ... more
Sterling man arrested for burglary and theft in Seneca Falls
A Sterling man was taken into custody Tuesday night in connection with a burglary and theft investigation in Seneca Falls. Robert Stagles, 39, was arrested by the Town of Seneca Falls Police Department at around ... more
Winning $17K TAKE 5 ticket sold in Sodus
A lucky TAKE 5 player in Sodus is holding a winning ticket worth $17,336, according to the New York Lottery. The top-prize ticket was sold for the June 24 midday drawing at SPEEDY'S, located at ... more
Rep. Riley backs bills to restore abortion rights
On the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, Rep. Josh Riley marked the occasion by cosponsoring two federal bills aimed at restoring reproductive rights and protecting access to abortion care. Riley, who represents New ... more
Planned power outages begin in Sodus for RG&E upgrades
Rochester Gas and Electric has begun a series of scheduled power outages in Sodus this week as crews work to upgrade equipment and reduce future service disruptions. The outages, which started June 25, affect areas ... more
3 Dangerous Social Security Myths That Could Derail Your Retirement Plans
As millions of Americans near retirement, myths and misinformation about Social Security threaten to upend their financial stability. Experts warn that believing the wrong things about how benefits work can lead to serious consequences — ... more
Arcadia man arrested for violating protection order
A Wayne County man was arrested Tuesday evening after deputies say he violated a court-issued order of protection. Deputies with the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office arrested Drew M. Williams, 38, on June 24 after finding ... more
Holley man charged after damage at Williamson Town Park
A Holley man was charged this week after investigators say he caused extensive property damage at Williamson Town Park late last year. The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office arrested Griffin E. Riedman, 19, following an investigation ... more
Stimulus Check #2: Amount, Eligibility, Phase-Out and Impact Explained
In December 2020, Congress approved a second round of Economic Impact Payments—often called “stimulus check #2”—to help households weather a winter surge in COVID-19 cases and renewed restrictions. Here’s everything you need to know about ... more
US ECONOMY TODAY: Consumer confidence dips, inflation steady, Fed policy in focus
The U.S. economy faces a mixed backdrop as consumer confidence falls to its lowest point since May 2020, even as inflation remains near the Federal Reserve’s 2 percent target and the job market stays unusually ... more
XRP Following Bitcoin Bullish Pattern — Could a Big Breakout Be Next?
XRP’s price action in June 2025 shows a striking similarity to Bitcoin’s technical setup before its surge from $70K to $100K in late 2024. This mirror image, along with supportive price floors and growing institutional ... more
Nvidia stock today jumps on price target boost
Nvidia (NVDA) shares rallied 2.6% in early trading on June 25 after Loop Capital boosted its 12-month price target from $175 to $250. The decisive upgrade reflects growing conviction in booming AI compute demand, alongside ... more
