daily debrief

Remember vinyl records? There are a couple local radio stations on college campuses in the Finger Lakes, which will be putting those old school tracks on the airwaves this weekend, and again over the summer ... more

Phil Bredesen Jr. was born in 1943 and lived most of his childhood years in the small town of Shortsville in Ontario County. He graduated from Red Jacket in 1961, and served as mayor of ... more

Working on the frontlines comes with challenges. Not just for healthcare workers, to which we are grateful, but for those who work in grocery stores. Today on The Daily Debrief an excerpt of a conversation ... more

Last month college students across New York and the rest of the U.S. experienced something truly unique. They were sent home. Little warning, no time for debate, and often little more than a letter up-front ... more

How do you feed a city that struggles with food access and insecurity? How do you accomplish that during a pandemic? Today on the show, FingerLakes1.com Reporter Gabriel Pietrorazio talks to a number of individuals ... more

- By Josh Durso For one Seneca Falls resident, the last two weeks have been among the most-distressing and difficult of her life. Theresa Parker told FingerLakes1.com she first spoke with her doctor more than ... more

This year was always supposed to be a significant one. Not only is there a census happening, but a number of high-profile elections. Now, it's all been turned upside down by the Coronavirus. Today we ... more

What is Solidarity at Six? Learn about it from Geneva, as FingerLakes1.com Reporter Gabriel Pietrorazio goes behind the frontlines to explore how the idea came to fruition in the midst of a pandemic. Listen to ... more

- By Josh Durso At this point it's almost impossible to find an area of life that hasn't been impacted by the coronavirus, or COVID-19. Here across New York, non-essential retail has been shut down ... more