Waterloo

Seneca County residents and business owners whose properties were damaged by last week's severe storms and tornadoes are being urged to submit information through a New York state damage self-reporting tool as local and state ... more

Calvary Lutheran Church in Waterloo has named Pastor David P. Schultz as its new pastor, with his first Sunday service and installation scheduled for Sept. 27. Schultz will move from Minnesota to the Finger Lakes ... more

Despite a rain-soaked Wednesday night, several Wayne-Finger Lakes fall sports teams took the field, highlighted by big offensive performances in girls soccer. Marcus Whitman’s Aliysiah Clark scored three goals, Gananda/Marion’s Hannah LaBarge recorded a hat ... more

A Waterloo man was arrested Wednesday after investigators said he exchanged sexually explicit messages with people he believed were teenage girls and arranged to meet them for sex. The Seneca County Sheriff's Office said Nicolas ... more

The Waterloo Fire Department has filled several leadership positions through a midterm election that will carry officers through the remainder of the current term, which runs until April. The department announced the results following elections ... more

Week 2 of the Wayne-Finger Lakes high school fall sports season got underway Tuesday with a loaded slate of soccer, volleyball, tennis, and golf matches. Penn Yan remained unbeaten in boys soccer behind two goals ... more

Cleanup efforts are moving into a critical new phase across Seneca County after two tornadoes and destructive straight-line winds tore through the Waterloo, Seneca Falls and Fayette areas Wednesday night, with officials now asking residents ... more

Two tornadoes tore across Seneca County Wednesday night, including an EF2 that destroyed barns, damaged farms and snapped power poles across much of the Town of Fayette, according to new damage survey results from the ... more

The opening week of the Wayne-Finger Lakes fall sports season continued Friday, with the first full slate of football games taking center stage. Midlakes, Bloomfield/Marcus Whitman, and Lyons/Sodus opened their football campaigns with victories. Lyons/Sodus ... more

Waterloo officials are pursuing a village disaster declaration and asking residents to submit photos and damage estimates as cleanup continues from the Sept. 2 tornadoes. The village has scheduled a communitywide tree-and-brush pickup for Tuesday, ... more

The Seneca County Local Development Corporation postponed its Thursday evening board meeting because of severe weather and related damage in parts of the county. The meeting had been scheduled for Sept. 3 at the Lyons ... more

The Wayne-Finger Lakes fall sports season is upon us, with Tuesday bringing the first full slate of action for area teams. Mynderse's Elijah Doell scored twice in a close boys soccer matchup with Palmyra-Macedon, while ... more

A Waterloo man faces a first-degree weapons possession charge after Seneca County sheriff's investigators said they found him with 24 assault weapons and suppressors he was not legally allowed to possess. The Seneca County Sheriff's ... more

Mike Burdsall entered Sunday seven shots behind first-round leader Cayden Troup, but a steady 1-over 72 was enough to turn the largest deficit among the three contenders into a one-shot victory at the Silver Creek ... more

Waterloo police arrested a local man after he allegedly exposed himself in public and damaged a patrol vehicle while officers were taking him into custody. Justin P. Voorhees of Waterloo was charged Aug. 26 with ... more

Waterloo police arrested a local man after he allegedly struck a woman and prevented her from leaving during a dispute Aug. 20. David M. Morales-Hagen, 20, of Waterloo, was charged with second-degree harassment and second-degree ... more

Waterloo police arrested a local woman after she allegedly abandoned two cats outside earlier this month. Nastasha M. Edwards, 36, of Waterloo, was charged Aug. 18 with two counts of abandonment of an animal. Police ... more

Waterloo police arrested a local woman after she allegedly threatened to kill a family member during a dispute early Aug. 16. Ginger L. Ogrodoski, 56, of Waterloo, was charged with second-degree harassment, resisting arrest and ... more

Beyond the staffing fight, supervisors moved forward with proposed water and sewer rate increases, backed $90,000 to preserve child advocacy services, advanced a nearly $2.25 million recycling contract and heard an update on the county’s ... more