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February 28, 2026
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Wayne-Finger Lakes Basketball: Natale, Parker Reach 1,000 Points; Boys Teams Advance: The Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball quarterfinals saw key victories and personal milestones over the weekend. Newark's Karina Natale reached 1,000 career points during a decisive win over Batavia, while Lyons' Car'Mella Parker also joined the 1,000-point club early in her team's victory against Clyde-Savannah. In boys' play, Mynderse upset Hornell and Waterloo secured a solid home win to progress further in the postseason. The semifinals are scheduled for next week. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 28)
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Waterloo Resident Charged With Felony After Domestic Incident: A 32-year-old man from Waterloo was arrested by Seneca County Sheriff's Deputies following a domestic incident that occurred in the early morning hours. Authorities charged the individual with Aggravated Family Offense, a Class E felony, alongside additional criminal mischief charges. The arrest took place at approximately 2:19 a.m. in the Town of Waterloo. Police have not released further details regarding the circumstances of the case. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Feb 28)
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Seneca County Schedules Free Rabies Vaccination Clinics for 2026: Seneca County has announced four free rabies vaccination clinics for residents in 2026, with pre-registration required. The first clinic takes place March 31 in Waterloo, followed by additional dates in Ovid, Waterloo, and Romulus through October. Residents must sign up online or by phone to attend. These clinics aim to assist pet owners in protecting their animals and communities from rabies. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 28)
February 27, 2026
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Potential Loss of State Funding Threatens Seneca County Health Program: A health program supported by Seneca County that addresses needs such as smoke detector installation and in-home lead assessments may lose its state financial backing. The funding is vital for maintaining preventative services that help protect community health and safety. Local officials are assessing the potential impacts if this support is cut. The situation highlights ongoing concerns about the stability of public health resources in the area. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Feb 27)
February 26, 2026
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Just Breathe Finger Lakes Named Business of the Month by Seneca County Chamber: Just Breathe Finger Lakes received the Business of the Month recognition from the Seneca County Chamber of Commerce during a gathering held February 18 at LC New York in Waterloo. The event took place at the Tops Plaza and featured wine selections from Montezuma Winery and food from Tucci’s Family Diner. The event highlights the shop's contributions to the local economy and its presence in the Finger Lakes region. Recognition was presented in the context of the Chamber’s monthly business networking series. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Feb 26)
February 25, 2026
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Owl Prowl Event Scheduled for March 7 in Seneca and Ontario Counties: An Owl Prowl birdwatching event will take place on March 7, beginning at the Seneca Meadows Education Center in Waterloo. Participants will meet at 4 p.m. before carpooling to local sites in Seneca and Ontario counties to observe and listen for owls. The free program is open to all ages, with a focus on regional conservation and owl habitats. Registration is required due to limited space, and the event is co-sponsored by the Seneca Meadows Education Center and Montezuma Audubon Center. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 25)
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Bloomfield Girls and Area Boys Teams Advance in Sectional Basketball Play: Sectional basketball competition continued for Wayne-Finger Lakes high schools as 12 teams secured spots in the upcoming rounds. Bloomfield girls moved forward following a lead performance from Calla McCombs, while area teams such as Mynderse and Waterloo boys advanced to the quarterfinals. Other highlights included Lyons defeating Caledonia-Mumford and notable scoring from various regional players. The next games are scheduled for this weekend. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 25)
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Guided Bird Walks to Highlight Eagles and Woodcocks at Seneca Meadows Preserve: The Seneca Meadows Education Center will offer a series of guided bird walks focusing on bald eagles and American woodcocks at the Seneca Meadows Wetland Preserve. The program, which begins March 5 and runs through March 31, aims to educate participants on the migration and breeding habits of these two bird species. Walks are free and designed to be accessible for all ages, including families and underserved groups. The Montezuma Audubon Center is partnering in the program. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 25)
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Teen Arrested Following Online School Threat in Waterloo, Seneca County: A 15-year-old girl was taken into custody after allegedly posting an online threat directed at a school in Waterloo, Seneca County. Law enforcement from the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office, as well as Seneca Falls and Waterloo police, worked together to investigate the incident, ultimately determining there was no ongoing danger to students or staff. The Waterloo Central School District briefly locked down its schools as a precaution during the investigation. The teen faces charges and will appear before the county probation department. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 25)
February 24, 2026
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Wayne-Finger Lakes Basketball: Players Reach 1,000 Points, Sectional Results Update: Tuesday marked the second day of high school basketball sectional play in the Wayne-Finger Lakes region, where nearly a dozen teams progressed to the next round. Two senior athletes, Stephen LeBrecht of Lyons and Hunter Vogt of Gananda, each surpassed the 1,000-point career milestone, with Vogt becoming the second Gananda player to reach this achievement this season. In girls' games, Marcus Whitman secured an overtime win over Mynderse, while Williamson/Marion narrowly defeated Penn Yan. Several other teams also advanced during a busy night of postseason matchups. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 24)
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Del Lago Casino Alerts Public to Online Impersonation Scam: Del Lago Resort and Casino in Waterloo has issued a warning about fraudulent Facebook pages falsely claiming to represent the casino. The business clarified it has no affiliation with these online profiles and urged residents to be cautious of potential scams. Casino officials are working to alert the public and prevent further deception. Authorities recommend verifying sources to avoid falling victim to fraudulent schemes. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Feb 24)
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Podcast Highlights Local and Syracuse Basketball Postseason Developments: The latest episode of Kenny's 2 Pennies features a review of the recent performance by the Syracuse basketball team, with postseason prospects looking slim and questions remaining about the team's leadership. The podcast also examines Sectional basketball progress for Mynderse and Waterloo, two local schools in the Finger Lakes. Additionally, the episode briefly covers recent Olympic developments from Italy. The discussion provides an overview of sports events important to the region. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 24)
February 23, 2026
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Seneca County Supervisors to Address Sewer Costs, Airport Grants, and Contracts: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors is set to discuss an agenda featuring possible increases to sewer district project budgets, acceptance of major state and federal airport grants, as well as equipment purchases across several departments. Public hearings may be scheduled concerning proposed cost hikes for Sewer Districts No. 1 and No. 2, reflecting rising expenses and new grant funding. Several health, safety, and administrative items will also be considered at the meeting. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 23)
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Former Waterloo Board Member Scheduled for Pretrial Hearing on Burglary Charge: A former member of the Waterloo Town Board, Bob Lotz, is due in court for pretrial proceedings related to alleged vandalism at the town Highway Department. Lotz faces charges including felony burglary and misdemeanor criminal mischief. The case, which has drawn attention within the community, will progress as Judge Barry Porsch considers the pretrial arguments. Final outcomes are expected as the judicial process continues. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Feb 23)
February 21, 2026
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Seneca County Court Schedules Arguments in Waterloo Highway Burglary Case: Two former Waterloo officials are scheduled to face key court proceedings nearly two years after being implicated in a break-in at the town’s highway department. Don Trout, a former supervisor, and Bob Lotz, a former board member, were charged following a 2024 incident involving property damage. Both men were arrested in early 2025 and indicted by a grand jury in the summer. The pretrial hearings will be held separately in Seneca County Court in February and March. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 21)
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Pretrial Motion Hearings Scheduled for Two Former Waterloo Town Board Members: Legal proceedings are advancing in the case involving two former Waterloo Town Board members arrested nearly two years ago. Pretrial motion arguments are now scheduled, marking a key phase before the court decides how the case will move forward. The incident that resulted in these arrests continues to attract local attention as the judicial process unfolds. Community members are watching developments closely as the hearings progress. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Feb 21)
February 20, 2026
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Just Breathe Dispensary Named February Business of the Month in Waterloo: Just Breathe Finger Lakes Legal Dispensary, a state-licensed cannabis retailer in Tyre, has been recognized as the Seneca County Chamber of Commerce's Business of the Month for February. The award was presented during a recent Business After Hours gathering in Waterloo. The dispensary is noted for its community involvement, supporting local organizations and hosting events such as live music and food trucks in warmer months. The business requires customers to be at least 21 years old. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 20)
February 18, 2026
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Phelps Resident Charged With Stalking in Ontario and Seneca Counties: A 42-year-old man from Phelps has been charged with stalking and harassment after allegedly sending persistent, unwanted electronic messages to individuals in both Ontario and Seneca counties. State Police in Canandaigua and Waterloo conducted coordinated investigations, resulting in misdemeanor and violation charges tied to incidents that occurred between November 4 and mid-November. Victims reported emotional distress due to the volume and nature of the messages. The case involved review by both counties' District Attorney's Offices. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 18)
February 16, 2026
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Finger Lakes Health Holds Flag Ceremonies for Nation's 250th Anniversary: UR Medicine Finger Lakes Health organized special flag-raising ceremonies on Presidents Day at Geneva General Hospital, Huntington Living Center, and Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital. These events marked the 250th anniversary of the United States and aimed to highlight shared values between the country and the healthcare system. Employees and residents gathered for the celebrations, which featured new American flags. The ceremonies emphasized community unity and dedication in the region. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 16)
February 15, 2026
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Driver Arrested in Waterloo After Fleeing Police and Crashing Into Ditch: A traffic stop in Waterloo escalated when a driver attempted to evade police, resulting in his vehicle becoming stuck in a snow-filled ditch during the early morning hours of February 15. Police arrested Eric D. Wilson, 36, of Columbia, Maryland, on charges including Driving While Intoxicated, aggravated for a blood alcohol content reportedly over three times the legal limit. Additional traffic violations were also cited. The case will be addressed in Town of Fayette Court. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 15)
February 14, 2026
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Wayne-Finger Lakes High School Basketball: Gananda and Marcus Whitman Secure Wins: On Saturday, six high school basketball games took place across the Wayne-Finger Lakes region. The Gananda boys' team claimed their 16th win of the season in a decisive victory over Red Creek, highlighted by Cooper Grassel’s 25-point performance. In girls' action, Marcus Whitman ended Dundee/Bradford's five-game win streak with a strong showing. Additional scores and player statistics were recorded for both boys' and girls' teams throughout the area. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 14)
February 13, 2026
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Mardi Gras Bunco Night Set for Feb. 17 at St. Francis-St. Clare Parish Gym: A Mardi Gras-themed Bunco night is scheduled for Tuesday, February 17, at the St. Francis-St. Clare Parish Gym, located at the former St. Mary’s School on 35 Center Street in Waterloo. Local residents are invited to participate in this community event, which offers a chance for socializing and friendly competition. The gathering is organized by parish volunteers and is open to individuals of all ages from the surrounding area. The event will take place indoors regardless of weather conditions. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Feb 13)
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Newark Faces Waterloo in Key Finger Lakes East Girls Basketball Matchup: The Wayne-Finger Lakes regular season for girls high school basketball features a significant matchup as the Newark Reds travel to challenge the Waterloo Tigers. With only a few games left before Sectional play, the outcome could influence league standings in the Finger Lakes East division. Fans have an opportunity to watch the game live, emphasizing local school sports engagement. This matchup is expected to draw attention within the regional basketball community. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 13)
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Landon Washburn Reaches 2,000 Points as Geneva Wins in High School Basketball Finale: The final Friday of the high school basketball regular season in the Wayne-Finger Lakes region featured 20 games, with a standout achievement in Honeoye. Junior Landon Washburn scored his 2,000th career point, netting 39 points in a decisive victory over Marcus Whitman. In Geneva, the boys' team narrowly defeated Mynderse in a game that was decided at the buzzer. The night also included several competitive girls basketball matchups and notable individual performances across the area. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 13)
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Seneca County Officials Request Federal Support for Veterans Cemetery Projects: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors has adopted a resolution urging U.S. Representative Claudia Tenney to help secure federal funding for new memorial projects at the New York State Veterans Cemetery in Romulus. The request aims to enhance facilities and honor veterans at the state-designated site. County leaders are focused on advancing these improvements to benefit families and the broader community. The resolution signifies a formal step toward seeking federal assistance for the initiative. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Feb 13)
February 12, 2026
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Seneca County Engages Blue Line Wellness to Support Law Enforcement: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors has approved an agreement with Blue Line Wellness to offer support services for local law enforcement personnel. The initiative aims to address the well-being of public safety professionals by providing resources and assistance tailored to their needs. The decision was reached during the board's recent meeting in Waterloo. This step reflects a growing focus on supporting law enforcement officers in the region. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Feb 12)
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Seneca Falls Resident Arrested for Drug and Weapon Charges in Waterloo Traffic Stop: A Seneca Falls man was taken into custody after Waterloo police conducted a traffic stop on February 9. Officers reported that the individual was found with a switchblade knife and oxycodone tablets for which he did not have a valid prescription. Charges include aggravated unlicensed operation, criminal possession of a controlled substance, and criminal possession of a weapon. The man was processed and later released with an appearance ticket for town court. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 12)
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Marcus Whitman Boys Defeat Mynderse; Dundee/Bradford Girls Extend Win Streak: Thursday night's high school basketball games in the Wayne-Finger Lakes region featured ten matchups, with the Marcus Whitman boys overcoming Mynderse in a close contest thanks to a strong fourth quarter. The Wildcats secured a 54-50 victory by outscoring the Blue Devils 21-10 in the final period. Meanwhile, the Dundee/Bradford girls' team edged out Red Jacket, pushing their winning streak to five games. These results highlight ongoing competition in local high school basketball. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 12)
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Family Hope Center Hosts Valentine Bowlathon at Sunset Bowl in Waterloo: The Family Hope Center will organize a fundraising Bowlathon event at Sunset Bowl located at 341 Border City Road in Waterloo on February 14. The event will take place from noon to 3 p.m. and is designed to raise funds in support of the center's community programs. Participants can expect a community-friendly atmosphere focused on supporting local needs. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Feb 12)
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Cornell Cooperative Extension Holds Ribbon Cutting for New Waterloo Office: The Seneca County branch of Cornell Cooperative Extension hosted an open house and ribbon cutting on January 29 to celebrate its new location at 369 E. Main Street in Waterloo. The event brought together staff, community members, and local representatives to mark the move. The new office is expected to help the organization better serve area residents and expand its outreach. Local officials welcomed the improved facility and its potential impact on community programming. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Feb 12)
February 11, 2026
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Gananda and Palmyra-Macedon Secure Key Wins in Wayne-Finger Lakes Girls Basketball: With the regular season nearing its conclusion, girls basketball teams across the Wayne-Finger Lakes region competed in 14 games on Wednesday. Gananda rallied in the final minutes to defeat Lyons, sealing a season sweep with an 11-1 run in the closing moments. Palmyra-Macedon also secured a league victory, completing a sweep of Penn Yan, thanks to Shelby Geer's 29-point effort. Both matchups highlighted critical performances and momentum shifts as teams approach postseason play. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 11)
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Mardi Gras Bunco Fundraiser Planned by Catholic Daughters in Waterloo: Catholic Daughters of America Court 806 will host a Mardi Gras-themed Bunco night on Tuesday, February 17 at the St. Francis-St. Clare Parish Gym, located at 35 Center Street in Waterloo. Registration begins at 6 p.m., with games starting at 6:30 p.m. The $20 donation covers food, beverages, and the chance to win prizes. All proceeds from the event will support Catholic Daughters of America Court 806, with members from Geneva, Seneca Falls, and Waterloo participating. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 11)
February 10, 2026
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Seneca County Requests Feedback on Agricultural Processing Facility Needs: Seneca County officials have launched a survey to better understand the needs of local farmers and agricultural businesses regarding food processing facilities and related infrastructure. The initiative, conducted with the Seneca County Cornell Cooperative Extension, aims to gather input through February to identify gaps and challenges in existing processing capabilities. This effort follows findings that much of the county's agricultural processing occurs outside the region. Results from the anonymous survey will inform strategies to bolster local processing capacity. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 10)
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Seneca Falls Woman Arrested in Waterloo Traffic Stop on Felony Drug Charges: A 39-year-old Seneca Falls resident was arrested during a late-night traffic stop in Waterloo and now faces several felony drug charges. Police allege that significant amounts of methamphetamine, crack cocaine, and suspected fentanyl were found in her possession, along with packaging materials related to drug distribution. The woman was charged with multiple felonies, including intent to sell controlled substances, and was taken to the Seneca County Correctional Facility for arraignment. Authorities are continuing their investigation. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 10)
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Seneca County Cornell Cooperative Extension Opens New Location in Waterloo: Community leaders and residents gathered in Waterloo to mark the opening of the new Seneca County Cornell Cooperative Extension office. The event featured a ribbon cutting and open house, attended by local officials, chamber representatives, staff, and members of the public. The celebration also included farewells for outgoing educators and the introduction of a new 4-H Educator. The occasion highlighted a significant transition for the organization as it embarks on its next chapter. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 10)
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Seneca County Supervisors to Review Grants and Housing Strategy at Upcoming Meeting: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors is set to review a comprehensive agenda at its meeting in Waterloo, addressing topics such as public health and mental health program grants, requests for service bids, contract approvals, and a proposed countywide housing strategy. Key decisions include acceptance of a state health department performance incentive grant and a multi-year grant for children and youth with special healthcare needs. The meeting will also cover budget amendments tied to these initiatives. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 10)
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Cooper Grassel Becomes Gananda’s Top Scorer; Wayne Boys Win 11th Straight: The Wayne-Finger Lakes region saw a packed high school basketball schedule Tuesday, highlighted by Cooper Grassel of Gananda scoring 31 points and becoming the program’s all-time leading scorer with 1,103 career points. The Gananda boys secured a strong victory over Sodus, fueled by Grassel’s eight three-pointers. The Wayne boys basketball team continued its impressive run, defeating Waterloo to mark their 11th consecutive win. Several other games produced one-sided results during the busy night. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 10)
February 9, 2026
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Waterloo Resident Charged Following Incident Involving Police Officer: A 41-year-old woman from Waterloo, identified as Denise Savage, faces charges after allegedly spitting on a police officer while in custody. The arrest was made by the Waterloo Police Department on February 3, and the incident reportedly began on January 31. Authorities have not released further details about the preceding events leading to her arrest. The case is expected to proceed through the local judicial system. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Feb 9)
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Bloomfield Girls Basketball Tops Marcus Whitman, Lyons Extends Winning Streak: High school basketball action in the Wayne-Finger Lakes region included 15 games as the regular season nears its end. Bloomfield's girls team defeated Marcus Whitman by 19 points, led by senior Calla McCombs, who set a new program scoring record with 32 points. The Lyons girls team continued their strong season, earning their ninth consecutive win with a decisive victory over Monroe. Area teams prepare for upcoming games as playoffs approach. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 9)
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Geneva Resident Arrested After Alleged Violation of Court Protection Order: A 35-year-old man from Geneva was arrested Saturday night for allegedly breaching a court-issued order of protection, according to Waterloo Police. Authorities reported that Anthony Merced entered the residence of an individual protected by the order without permission. The incident took place on February 1 around 11 p.m. Police took Merced into custody and filed charges related to the violation. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Feb 9)
February 7, 2026
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Waterloo Resident Charged for Spitting on Officer During Arrest: A 41-year-old Waterloo woman was arrested following an incident in which she allegedly spat on a police officer after being taken into custody. The event began on January 31, and Denise D. Savage was formally charged on February 3. Savage faces charges of second-degree harassment and disorderly conduct, but was released with an appearance ticket. She is required to appear at Waterloo Town Court on a future date. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 7)
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Geneva Resident Charged With Felony Contempt Following Order of Protection Violation: Anthony Merced of Geneva was arrested late on February 1 in Waterloo after police determined he unlawfully violated a Class A order of protection. Authorities allege that Merced entered the protected party's residence without permission and remained there, also reportedly grabbing the victim and causing fear for her safety. Merced faces first-degree criminal contempt and criminal trespass charges. He is being held at the Seneca County Correctional Facility awaiting arraignment. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 7)
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Waterloo Man Arrested After Missing Court on Multiple Charges: A 36-year-old Waterloo resident was taken into custody after police executed a bench warrant related to several previous offenses. The warrant was issued when the individual missed a court appearance addressing charges such as aggravated unlicensed operation, driving while intoxicated, resisting arrest, and obstructing governmental administration. Authorities also charged him with bail jumping and held him at the Seneca County Correctional Facility. He remains in custody pending further court proceedings. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 7)
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Buffalo Resident Charged in Waterloo Bicycle Theft Case: A man from Buffalo, Jonathan T. Bey, was apprehended in connection with a stolen bicycle in Waterloo. Authorities allege Bey possessed the stolen property during a September 2024 incident. He was transported to Waterloo Town Court for arraignment while already serving a state prison sentence on unrelated offenses. Following court proceedings, Bey was returned to state custody to continue his current sentence. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 7)
February 6, 2026
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Penn Yan and Waterloo Girls Basketball Teams Face Off in Key League Game: The Penn Yan Mustangs will travel to face the Waterloo Tigers in a crucial Finger Lakes East girls basketball matchup. This game holds significant weight as both teams compete for position in the league standings and in Section V Class B1, with only a few contests remaining in the season. The outcome could impact playoff hopes for both squads. Community members can catch the action during Friday evening’s tipoff. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 6)
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Wayne-Finger Lakes High School Basketball Sees Dramatic Overtime Finishes: A packed Friday night in Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball featured 18 games, including three that went into overtime. East Rochester's boys defeated Lyons with a game-winning shot at the buzzer in overtime, while the Newark girls came from behind to beat Bloomfield after forcing overtime with a late three-pointer. The night showcased intense competition and key performances from local athletes. Full game results and highlights rounded out a memorable evening for area basketball fans. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 6)
February 5, 2026
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Honeoye and Gananda Achieve Key Wins in Wayne-Finger Lakes High School Basketball: High school basketball teams across the Wayne-Finger Lakes region competed in nearly a dozen games Thursday night. The Gananda girls secured a 12-point victory over East Rochester, extending their winning streak to four games. On the boys side, Honeoye's Landon Washburn delivered a standout performance by scoring 34 points in a decisive win against Bloomfield. Several other games in the area saw lopsided results as teams approach the season's final stretch. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 5)
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Seneca County Chamber Names 2025 Annual Dinner Award Recipients: The Seneca County Chamber of Commerce held its 58th annual dinner on January 22 at Ventosa Vineyards, recognizing several local businesses and individuals with awards for their contributions to the community. The event brought together leaders from throughout Seneca County to celebrate accomplishments over the past year. Award winners were acknowledged for their impact in areas such as economic development and community service. The recognitions highlight continued local engagement and achievement. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Feb 5)
February 4, 2026
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Bloomfield Girls and Lyons Boys Secure Wins in Wayne-Finger Lakes Basketball: On Wednesday evening, fourteen high school basketball games took place across the Wayne-Finger Lakes region. The Bloomfield girls team achieved a season sweep of Palmyra-Macedon by winning by 15 points, while the Lyons boys team continued their strong performance, defeating Gananda to record their tenth consecutive victory. Other area teams, including Waterloo and Newark, also posted significant results. These outcomes highlight the ongoing competitive spirit in local high school basketball. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 4)
February 2, 2026
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Waterloo Fire Department Uses $15,000 Donation for Equipment Debt Payments: The Waterloo Volunteer Fire Department has received a $15,000 donation from the Seneca Meadows landfill, continuing a support relationship that began in 2007. This latest contribution will help pay down remaining debt on a brush truck purchased in 2023. Over the years, Seneca Meadows has provided the department with $765,000 in total, including a major gift in 2024 for a new pumper truck. Consistent funding has enabled upgrades to vehicles and equipment, enhancing community protection. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Feb 2)