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A strongly worded appeal by business owner Tom Murray at Tuesday’s Seneca County Board of Supervisors meeting was followed by a vote to provide promised funding for tourism promotion. In October, the … more: Seneca Chamber gets 90 percent of room tax for tourism promotion

An Ontario County judge has ruled in favor of the city of Geneva in a legal proceeding against a landlord. In a recent decision, Judge Frederick Reed dismissed the appeal of William … more: Judge backs City of Geneva in dispute over Castle St. property

Arrest Warrant Lifted As New Court Date Approaches - By Josh Durso Rochester-based Attorney James Doyle, who is representing former Seneca County Manager John Sheppard told the Finger Lakes Times that … more: Attorney for Sheppard says they were never notified of court date

The Ontario County Sheriff's Office reports the arrest of a Seneca Falls man on a felony charges after an investigation into a fraudulent transaction at the Walmart store located in Hopewell. Deputies … more: Deputies: Seneca Falls man arrested on felony charge in Ontario County

On Tuesday at approximately 10:45 a.m. the Geneva Police Department arrested a 31-year-old Bellerose resident on felony charges after attempting to make a fraudulent purchase using a fake $100 bill. Joshua A. … more: Felony charges in Geneva after fake $100 bill found

More Than A Resource For Seneca Falls - By Josh Durso Officials say that creating a website will help keep residents informed as the Town of Seneca Falls moves forward through the Downtown … more: Seneca Falls launches new Downtown Revitalization website to help guide residents through FAQs, grant process

The New York State Department of Labor reports that 13,300 new jobs were created statewide between September and October. The report is based on a payroll survey of 18,000 New York … more: New York State added 13,300 jobs in October

Local New York State Assemblyman Steve Hawley wants school resource officers in every school statewide after students were charged with making a threat on Albion Middle School. Investigators say three students plotted an … more: Local assemblyman wants resource officers in every school across NYS

Evelyn Fuller is a registered dietitian at Clifton Springs Hospital and Clinic. She joins us in-studio with tips on how to enjoy the upcoming holiday celebrations and dinners without over indulging. Also, … more: FLX WEEKLY: Evelyn Fuller on enjoying the holidays without over-indulging (podcast)

A Lyons woman was arrested on harassment charges after threatening an unnamed victim during an incident that happened over video chat. The Wayne County Sheriff's Office reports the arrest of Sonella … more: Deputies: Lyons woman threatened to stab victim’s eye out

Deputies say that a 54-year-old Naples woman was unhurt when her vehicle burst into flames along East Main Street in the Village of Shortsville on Tuesday. Tresea Kimball, 54, of Naples … more: Car bursts into flames along Main St. in Shortsville

The Ontario County Sheriff's Office reports a two-car crash, which happened at the Verizon Store located in the Town of Pittsford. They say Tyler Warren, 34, of Pittsford pulled his vehicle onto … more: One vehicle heavily damaged after parking lot crash in Victor

On Monday at approximately 6:40 p.m. deputies responded to 2819 County Road 4 in Hopewell for a skid steer fire. The Hopewell Fire Department also responded to the scene, according to deputies, … more: Deputies: Nothing suspicious about Hopewell fire

Effective Wednesday, anyone who wants to purchase tobacco or electronic cigarettes in New York must be 21 years of age or older. Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the bill changing the … more: New York officially raises tobacco, e-cig age from 18 to 21

Another inspection, 9 more violations. Sodus Rehabilitation and Nursing Center has been at the center of a years-long News10NBC investigation and state regulators continue to find problems. According to the most recent state … more: Sodus Rehabilitation and Nursing Center cited again

New York's court system says it plans to expand the gender options on jury documents in an effort to be more inclusive of people who do not identify as male or female. State … more: New York courts to expand gender options on jury documents

Governor Cuomo has signed a bill to allow veterans who were denied benefits due to their sexual orientation or gender identity to apply to have the benefits restored in NY State. Under … more: Cuomo signs legislation allowing LGBTQ vets to apply to have NYS benefits restored

America’s largest milk producer, Dean Foods, has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in an effort to keep the 94-year-old company operating. The filing will also allow it to reorganize its debt and … more: Dean Foods, largest milk producer in U.S., files for bankruptcy

Two Auburn men charged in the same indictment pleaded guilty Tuesday in Cayuga County court to felony marijuana sales. Though Judge Mark Fandrich was initially going to hear legal motions Tuesday in the … more: Auburn residents plead guilty to felony marijuana sales