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December 31, 2025
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Waterloo Woman Charged After Drug-Impaired Driving Crash in Romulus: A Waterloo resident was arrested following a single-vehicle crash on State Route 96 in Romulus. Seneca County sheriff’s deputies responded to the incident on December 28, where they determined the 28-year-old driver was impaired by drugs. During their investigation, deputies allegedly found a significant amount of suspected methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia in the vehicle. The woman faces both a misdemeanor and a felony drug charge and is set to appear in town court in January. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 31)
December 30, 2025
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Seneca County Board Welcomes Two Democratic Members in January: Beginning January 1, the Seneca County Board of Supervisors will include two Democrats, ending its status as an entirely Republican body. This change follows the recent elections and reflects shifting political representation within the county. The addition may influence future policy decisions and board dynamics. Local government observers will be watching closely as the board enters the new year with a more diverse political makeup. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 30)
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Aidan Twist Scores 35 for Wayne; Newark Boys Basketball Faces First Loss of Season: Inclement winter weather led to the postponement of numerous Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball games on Tuesday, disrupting the end-of-year sports schedule. Despite the delays, senior Aidan Twist of Wayne achieved his second 35-point performance of the season in an 83-73 win over Aquinas. Meanwhile, Newark’s boys team experienced their first defeat after a strong 5-0 start, falling 77-65 against Pittsford Sutherland. Area teams are preparing to resume play with the next slate of games scheduled for January 2. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 30)
December 29, 2025
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Geneva Boys Defeat Undefeated Lyons, Waterloo Girls Fall in Triple Overtime: The Geneva High School boys basketball team handed previously unbeaten Lyons a dramatic loss, overcoming a late rally and finishing strong in a key Wayne-Finger Lakes matchup. Geneva built a double-digit lead in the third quarter but had to withstand a late surge that brought Lyons back to a tie late in regulation. The Panthers ultimately secured the win after clutch free throws. In another game, the Waterloo girls team fell in a triple-overtime contest, highlighting an exciting night for local high school basketball. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 29)
December 27, 2025
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Seneca County Finalizes Four-Year Contract for Corrections Officers: Seneca County has reached a new agreement with the union representing its corrections officers, finalizing a four-year contract. The contract was approved by county officials in Waterloo and addresses employment terms for the officers through the duration of the newly established period. The agreement is intended to maintain stability within the corrections staff. County representatives emphasize the significance of this decision for the local justice system. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 27)
December 25, 2025
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Waterloo Woman Held on Contempt and Stalking Charges Following Persistent Messaging: A Waterloo resident was arrested after an extensive investigation revealed she sent over 15,000 text messages and made multiple calls to a person protected by a court order. Brittany Clink faces charges including first-degree criminal contempt, fourth-degree stalking, and aggravated harassment. She was taken into custody by the Waterloo Police Department and is being held at the Seneca County Correctional Facility awaiting arraignment. Authorities say the contact violated an active protective order. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 25)
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Heroin and Fentanyl Seized, Two Arrested During Waterloo Traffic Stop: Waterloo police arrested two individuals during a traffic stop on Swift Street on December 21. The driver, Leslie B. Meacham, was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation after officers found her driving with a revoked license. Passenger Casey Carragher was accused of providing a false name and found in possession of heroin and fentanyl. Carragher was processed for multiple charges and later transferred to Rochester police due to an active warrant. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 25)
December 23, 2025
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Romulus Resident Charged After Loaded Firearm Discovered in Vehicle in Waterloo: A 52-year-old Romulus man was arrested in the town of Waterloo following a traffic stop that uncovered a loaded firearm. State police say Russell Linz was pulled over for several vehicle violations, including driving an unregistered truck with improper license plates and a suspended license. During the stop, troopers located a loaded .22-caliber revolver inside the vehicle. Linz faces a felony charge of criminal possession of a weapon and remains in custody pending arraignment. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 23)
December 22, 2025
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Romulus Resident Arrested on Felony Weapons Charge After Waterloo Traffic Stop: A Romulus man was taken into custody by New York State Police after a traffic stop in the Town of Waterloo. Authorities reported that 52-year-old Russell Linz was arrested on Friday when police identified issues with his vehicle on Waterloo-Geneva Road and subsequently charged him with felony weapons possession. The incident remains under investigation, with no reported injuries. Linz faces further legal proceedings regarding the charges brought against him. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 22)
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Beverly Animal Shelter Board Outlines Spending of Golisano Donation: The Beverly Animal Shelter board in Waterloo recently shared how funds from a $1 million donation by philanthropist Tom Golisano are being used following reports of the shelter's pending closure. Only part of the donation has been accessed so far, with allocations focused on shelter operations and animal care initiatives. The board aims to clarify the use of these funds amid community concerns. Detailed plans for the remaining donation balance have not yet been disclosed. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 22)
December 21, 2025
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Beverly Animal Shelter to Close Despite Partial Golisano Donation: The Beverly Animal Shelter in Waterloo will close its doors despite a pledged $1 million donation from Tom Golisano, of which only $250,000 was utilized before closure plans were finalized. The shelter is unable to continue operations due to lack of property ownership, as recent changes in the lease have disqualified the organization from essential state aid. Local governments are now seeking alternatives for dog control services, while the shelter attempts to find homes for all remaining animals. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 21)
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Seneca County Supervisors to Review Labor, Housing, and Public Works Issues Tuesday: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors will convene Tuesday in Waterloo for their year-end meeting, focusing on key issues such as labor contracts with the Sheriff's Employees Association, proposed changes to county manager residency requirements, and public works projects. Discussion will also cover funding for a potential new highway barn and continued use of the Seneca-Cayuga Canal Trail. The board will address contracts related to the correctional facility and other infrastructure initiatives. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 21)
December 20, 2025
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Seneca Meadows Offers Free Christmas Tree Recycling for 27th Year: Seneca Meadows is continuing its longstanding tradition by offering free Christmas tree recycling in Seneca County for the 27th consecutive year. Residents can drop off their holiday trees at the Waterloo Walmart from December 26 through January 7, 2026. The collection bin is located in the store's north parking lot near the auto center, providing a solution for those without curbside pickup. The recycled trees will be processed into mulch and used at the Seneca Meadows facility. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 20)
December 19, 2025
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Lyons Boys Triumph Over East Rochester; Bloomfield Girls Edge Pal-Mac in Basketball: High school basketball teams across the Wayne-Finger Lakes region wrapped up the week with closely contested games ahead of the holiday break. The Lyons boys maintained their undefeated record with a narrow win over East Rochester, while Geneva also secured a victory against Palmyra-Macedon. In girls' basketball, Bloomfield emerged victorious after a close match with Palmyra-Macedon. Several other local teams completed their games, contributing to an active end to the pre-holiday schedule. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 19)
December 18, 2025
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Mynderse Boys Top Marcus Whitman, Lyons Girls Extend Win Streak in Basketball Action: Thursday’s Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball schedule included noteworthy performances despite a lighter slate. The Mynderse boys snapped a two-game losing streak in Seneca Falls by defeating Marcus Whitman, led by Nick Mansell’s 27 points and seven three-pointers. Meanwhile, the Lyons girls continued their strong season, improving to 4-0 after a decisive fourth quarter against Red Creek. The region saw a mix of close contests and standout individual efforts. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 18)
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Waterloo Library Plans Early New Year's Event for Children and Families: The Waterloo Library & Historical Society will host a children's New Year celebration, titled 'Kids Countdown to 2026,' on December 30. The event, scheduled from 11 a.m. to noon, invites families in the Waterloo area to celebrate together before the official New Year's date. Activities are designed to engage children in a festive atmosphere. This early countdown aims to offer a community-focused celebration for local families. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 18)
December 17, 2025
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Beverly Animal Shelter in Waterloo to Close in 2026 Following Lease Termination: The Beverly Animal Shelter, located in Waterloo, plans to close its doors in April 2026 after more than three decades of service. The closure follows the property owner’s decision to terminate the lease, which was inherited after the shelter's founder died in 2024. Board members indicated that attempts to purchase the property did not result in an agreement. New regulations and challenges related to property ownership contributed to the decision, with current efforts focused on placing remaining animals. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 17)
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Lyons Boys Extend Win Streak, Waterloo Girls Open Season with Victory: High school basketball teams across the Wayne-Finger Lakes region were in action Wednesday night, with Lyons boys remaining undefeated after a decisive win over Gananda, bolstered by strong offensive performances from Stephen LeBrecht and Jamire Johnson. The Waterloo girls started their season well, securing a close win against Palmyra-Macedon. Several other area teams competed, with most games resulting in significant margins. The outcomes set the stage for the upcoming matchups in the local basketball season. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 17)
December 16, 2025
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Seneca Falls Resident Arrested for Cocaine Possession in Waterloo: A Seneca Falls man was arrested on December 15 in the Village of Waterloo following an investigation into drug possession. According to the Waterloo Police Department, lab analysis confirmed the substance was cocaine. Robert T. Flavin, 48, faces a charge of criminal possession of a controlled substance in the seventh degree. He was processed and released with an appearance ticket and is expected to appear in the Town of Waterloo Court at a later date. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 16)
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Geneva Man, 83, Arrested on Outstanding Warrant in Seneca County: An 83-year-old Geneva resident was taken into custody by Seneca County sheriff's deputies following the issuance of a warrant connected to an earlier impaired driving case. Deputies arrested the man in Waterloo after he failed to appear in court for a charge involving driving while ability impaired by drugs. He was subsequently transferred to correctional staff to await arraignment. The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office received support during the arrest from the Geneva Police Department. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 16)
December 15, 2025
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Fayette Traffic Stop Results in Drug Charge for Waterloo Resident: A Waterloo resident was charged after a traffic stop in the Town of Fayette led deputies to discover suspected cocaine early Saturday, according to the Seneca County Sheriff's Office. Deputies stopped the vehicle for an expired New York State inspection and observed drug paraphernalia before finding several bags of suspected cocaine in the car and on the individual. The suspect was processed and released with court appearance and traffic tickets. He is scheduled to appear in Fayette Town Court. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 15)
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Waterloo Resident Arrested on Narcotics Charge After Fayette Traffic Stop: A Waterloo man was taken into custody by Seneca County Sheriff’s deputies early Saturday morning following a traffic stop in the Town of Fayette during which suspected narcotics were allegedly found. Authorities reported that the arrest took place around 3 a.m., and the individual faces drug-related charges as a result of the incident. The case is currently under investigation by local law enforcement. No injuries were reported in connection with the arrest. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 15)
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Honeoye Boys Extend Basketball Streak; Midlakes Girls Secure First Win of Season: The Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball season continued with thirteen games on Monday, featuring a notable boys' matchup where Honeoye secured a 62-52 victory over East Rochester. Key performances came from Braiden Schneider, scoring 25 points, and Landon Washburn, adding 21, as Honeoye improved to a 4-0 record. In girls' basketball, Midlakes earned its first win of the season by defeating Geneva by five points. The night's results highlighted competitive play across the region. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 15)
December 13, 2025
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Seneca County Board Postpones Decision on Website Redesign Contract: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors has postponed voting on a proposed contract to redesign the county's website. The delay followed strong objections from the owner of the current local provider, who criticized the planned shift to an out-of-state firm. The board will further evaluate its options before making a final decision regarding the website's management. This pause allows additional time for community and board input. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 13)
December 12, 2025
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Seneca County Sheriff Ends Investigation Into Missing Waterloo Resident: The Seneca County Sheriff's Office has concluded the investigation into the disappearance of Mark Taggerty, a 66-year-old resident from Waterloo. Taggerty was last observed after leaving his workplace on Waterloo-Geneva Road early Monday morning. Authorities determined there was no further action required in the case. The closing of the investigation brings an end to the search efforts that had involved local law enforcement. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 12)
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Wayne Girls Remain Unbeaten, Newark Boys Secure Comeback in High School Basketball: High school basketball in the Wayne-Finger Lakes region featured several close contests on Friday night. The Wayne girls' team maintained their perfect record, narrowly defeating Mynderse to improve to 3-0. Newark's boys overcame a nine-point deficit in the fourth quarter to beat Palmyra-Macedon in a resilient showing. Additional games across the region highlighted strong performances by both girls' and boys' teams, reflecting the competitive spirit of local basketball. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 12)
December 11, 2025
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Seneca County Approves 2026 Budget, Implements Hiring Freeze: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors finalized the 2026 budget after reallocating money between two accounts, ensuring stability in the tax levy and rate. The adjustments were made to safeguard the county’s reserve fund. Alongside budget approval, the county instituted a hiring freeze, indicating a cautious approach to future financial commitments. These measures are intended to maintain fiscal responsibility moving into the next year. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 11)
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Santa and the Grinch Scheduled for Family Event at Waterloo Library December 12: The Waterloo Library will host a festive gathering on December 12, inviting families to meet both Santa Claus and the Grinch. This local event is designed to engage children and families with seasonal fun and a touch of playful mischief. Organizers aim to foster holiday spirit while offering a safe and welcoming environment for the community. Festivities are open to the public and encourage participation from residents of all ages. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 11)
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Huntington Living Center Receives $18,000 for Courtyard Renovation: Huntington Living Center in the Finger Lakes region recently received an $18,000 contribution from the Taylor Brown Auxiliary. The donation, presented during the facility's Festival of Stars in early December, will help fund renovations and expansions to its courtyard area. Improvements aim to enhance the quality of life and outdoor experiences for residents. The financial support underscores ongoing community involvement in the center's development. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 11)
December 10, 2025
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Authorities Search for Waterloo Man Missing After Leaving Workplace: The Seneca County Sheriff's Office is actively seeking information about Mark H. Taggerty, a 66-year-old man who was last seen leaving his job at Frazier Industrial in Waterloo on the morning of December 8. Taggerty was observed walking along Route 5 and 20 heading toward the village but has not been located since. Deputies are treating the situation as suspicious and are requesting assistance from the public. Efforts to locate Taggerty are ongoing as officials work to gather more details. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 10)
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Seneca County Board of Supervisors Conducts December Meeting in Waterloo: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors convened for its standard December session on Tuesday in Waterloo. The full meeting was broadcast live online, providing access for residents to follow local governance proceedings. Proceedings included regular agenda items and updates relevant to county operations. Residents continue to have opportunities to stay informed about decisions affecting the county. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 10)
December 9, 2025
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Seneca County Sheriff Raises Concerns Over Potential Public Safety Budget Cuts: Seneca County Sheriff Timothy J. Thompson has voiced strong opposition to proposed budget reductions that could impact key law enforcement functions. The suggested cuts may affect road patrols, school resource officer programs, and available overtime, potentially straining the sheriff's department and reducing its capabilities to respond to emergencies. Thompson warned that state resources may not be able to fill these gaps due to their own staffing shortages. The final decisions on these proposed changes are still pending. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 9)
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Seneca County Authorities Seek Public Assistance in Search for Missing Waterloo Man: Seneca County Sheriff's Office is seeking help from the public to locate Mark Taggerty, age 66, who went missing after leaving his workplace in Waterloo, New York. Authorities have described the circumstances of his disappearance as suspicious and have launched an investigation. Taggerty was last seen on Monday following his departure from Frazier Industrial on Waterloo-Geneva Road. The case remains open as officials continue their search and request community assistance. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Dec 9)
December 8, 2025
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Seneca County Supervisors to Hold Public Hearing on 2026 Budget and Tourism Funding: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors will gather Tuesday in Waterloo for a series of meetings which begin with a public hearing on the proposed 2026 county budget. A subsequent committee session will consider more than $2.5 million in proposed cuts to the county tax levy, which could lower local property tax rates. The agenda also includes a dedicated forum to discuss allocations for tourism funding from the county’s Hotel-Motel Occupancy Tax. Final decisions on the budget are expected during these special sessions. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 8)
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Gananda Boys Basketball Improves to 4-0, Mynderse Girls Clinch Back-to-Back Wins: The Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball season continued with several decisive matchups as Gananda's boys team secured a commanding victory over Bloomfield, moving their record to 4-0. Mynderse girls bounced back from an initial loss, now celebrating their second straight win. Eight games took place Monday night, each ending with double-digit margins. These results highlight shifting momentum and early trends in the local basketball season. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 8)
December 7, 2025
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Waterloo Residents Reminded to Follow Snow Removal Rules for Sidewalks: As winter arrives in Waterloo, local officials are emphasizing the importance of clearing snow and ice from sidewalks to maintain public safety. Village regulations require property owners and tenants to remove snow before 9 a.m. following a snowfall or to treat the area with sand if immediate removal is not feasible. If sidewalks are not cleared, the village will perform the task and charge the responsible party, including an administrative surcharge. Unpaid fees will become part of the property tax bill. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 7)
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Wolcott Resident Apprehended After Exiting Fleeing Vehicle in Waterloo: A 43-year-old Wolcott man was arrested in Waterloo after jumping from a moving vehicle that was attempting to evade police early Saturday morning. According to authorities, Michael J. Wade was found with a small amount of crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia at the time of his arrest. He faces charges including criminal possession of a controlled substance and criminally using drug paraphernalia. Wade was released with a court appearance ticket as police continue to investigate the incident. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 7)
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Waterloo Resident Charged After Vehicle Damaged During Dispute: A 28-year-old man from Waterloo was arrested following an incident in which he allegedly damaged another person's vehicle during a confrontation on December 6. Police stated that the man is accused of punching the vehicle, resulting in criminal mischief in the fourth degree charges. He was issued an appearance ticket and is scheduled to appear in Town of Waterloo Court. Authorities have not released further details on the incident at this time. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 7)
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Geneva Boys and Lyons Girls Top Initial Wayne-Finger Lakes Basketball Power Rankings: Following the first week of the 2025-26 basketball season in the Wayne-Finger Lakes region, Geneva leads the boys' power rankings with nearly a perfect score from voters, while the Lyons girls' team holds the top spot in their category. Both rankings reflect close competition, with several teams tightly grouped in the voting results. The updated standings set the stage for an engaging season as additional games unfold in the coming weeks. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 7)
December 6, 2025
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Seneca County Considers Budget Changes to Lower Tax Levy and Rate: Seneca County officials are reviewing proposed modifications to the county budget that could result in a reduction of the local property tax rate. If adopted, the tax rate would decrease from $4.85 to $4.19 per $1,000 of assessed property value. The final decision will be discussed during an upcoming special session of the Ways & Means Committee. Residents will be directly affected by any changes approved in this meeting. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 6)
December 5, 2025
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Waterloo Schedules Annual Holiday Celebration for December 6: Waterloo, located in Seneca County, will host its traditional holiday celebration the weekend of December 6. Recognized as an established event in the community, the gathering is expected to attract local residents and visitors. The festival typically features seasonal activities welcoming attendees of all ages. Preparations are underway to ensure the festivities proceed smoothly. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 5)
December 4, 2025
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Waterloo Library Players to Present Children's Holiday Comedies December 5-7: The Waterloo Library Players are scheduled to stage two holiday-themed comedies for children at Fatzinger Hall, located above the Waterloo Library & Historical Society at 31 E. Williams Street. Performances will take place on December 5 and 6 at 7 p.m., as well as a matinee on December 7 at 2 p.m. The event offers a family-oriented entertainment option for local residents. These shows are part of the community’s seasonal festivities in Waterloo. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 4)
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Seneca Falls Town Board Approves Resolutions on Landfill Agreements: The Seneca Falls Town Board has approved resolutions concerning leachate management and entered a host community agreement with Seneca Meadows Landfill. During a meeting marked by environmental concerns and public opposition, the board determined that these agreements would not result in significant adverse environmental impacts. The measures gained majority support, despite one board member abstaining from the host community agreement vote. Community members voiced both support and opposition ahead of the final decision. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 4)
December 3, 2025
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Seneca County Board Chairman Urges Early Input on Budget Reductions: During a recent meeting in Waterloo, Seneca County Board of Supervisors Chairman Mike Enslow emphasized the importance of identifying potential budget cuts early in the planning process for the upcoming year. Enslow encouraged board members to propose cost-saving measures now to avoid last-minute changes or delays. The discussion reflects ongoing concerns about fiscal management in the county. The board is expected to review all suggestions as it prepares the final budget. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 3)
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Mynderse Boys and Geneva Girls Secure Wins in Wayne-Finger Lakes Basketball Openers: Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball teams began their seasons with several notable performances on Wednesday. The Mynderse boys pulled ahead in the second half to defeat South Seneca, aided by three players who scored in double digits. On the girls’ side, Geneva recorded its first win with a strong showing against North Rose-Wolcott. Additional teams such as Williamson, Gananda, and Charles G Finney also opened their campaigns with victories. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 3)
December 2, 2025
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Waterloo and North Rose-Wolcott Boys Basketball Teams Secure Wins in Finger Lakes: Several Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball teams competed on Tuesday evening, with Waterloo’s boys earning their second consecutive victory by defeating Marcus Whitman. North Rose-Wolcott also notched their first win of the season after two earlier losses. The night saw strong individual performances, including Carter Peterson leading Waterloo with 21 points and notable contributions from other area players. Additional boys’ and girls’ matchups are scheduled for later in the week. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 2)
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Northeast College Offers Complimentary Massage Clinic for Local Educators: Northeast College of Health Sciences in Seneca Falls recently organized a complimentary massage therapy clinic for teachers from the Seneca Falls, Geneva, and Waterloo school districts. The event took place on November 23 at the college’s Seneca Falls campus as part of its ongoing community outreach initiatives. Participants received free massage services from students, offering them a chance to relax and de-stress. This clinic reflects the college’s support for local educators and their well-being. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Dec 2)
December 1, 2025
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Local Teams Secure Wins as Wayne-Finger Lakes HS Basketball Season Begins: The Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball season opened with several noteworthy games on Monday. Gananda and Bloomfield boys' teams both claimed decisive victories in their season debuts. On the girls' side, the Williamson/Marion team narrowly defeated East Rochester in a competitive matchup. The next round of games is scheduled for December 2, with area teams preparing for continued early-season action. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 1)
November 29, 2025
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Authorities Find Waterloo Driver Who Fled Scene of Geneva Rollover Crash: Ontario County Sheriff's deputies responded to a rollover accident on November 25 in the Town of Geneva, where they discovered an overturned red Hyundai Elantra. The driver had left the scene before deputies arrived, prompting a search in the area. Authorities later identified and located the individual from Waterloo, who was not at the crash site. The investigation into the circumstances of the crash remains ongoing. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Nov 29)
November 26, 2025
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Northeast College Massage Therapy Students Offer Free Massages to Area Teachers: Teachers from the Seneca Falls, Geneva, and Waterloo school districts received complimentary hour-long massages from students at Northeast College of Health Sciences during a recent outreach event. The initiative, held at the Seneca Falls campus, aimed to support educators while providing practical training for senior massage therapy students. The program reflects the college's commitment to community engagement and hands-on learning. The event was part of the school's broader effort to connect with and benefit local residents. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 26)