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May 20, 2026
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Waterloo Hosts Weeklong Memorial Day Festivities Featuring Parades and Reenactments: Waterloo will hold its annual Celebrate Commemorate event from May 22 to May 31, offering a series of activities to observe Memorial Day. The celebration includes parades, Civil War reenactments, concerts, museum displays, and family-friendly programming. Key locations such as Lafayette Park, Oak Island, Main Street, and the National Memorial Day Museum will host events. The schedule culminates with ceremonies honoring Waterloo’s historic link to Memorial Day traditions. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on May 20)
May 15, 2026
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Waterloo Chemical Plant to Cease Production, Shift to Distribution Center: A longstanding chemical manufacturing facility in Waterloo will halt production by June 30, marking the end of an era for the Seneca County site. The Germany-based Bruno Bock Group will continue to operate the East Main Street location as a regional distribution center but has not specified how many of the current 65 employees will remain. The plant, with origins as a woolen mill in 1839 and later Evans Chemetics, will maintain a local presence while exploring future uses for its infrastructure. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on May 15)
May 6, 2026
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Jim Patsos Named Recipient of 2026 Henry C. Welles Award in Waterloo: Jim Patsos has been selected as the 2026 recipient of the Henry C. Welles Award in Waterloo, recognizing decades of his community involvement. Patsos has contributed to local youth sports, church groups, and agricultural efforts since moving to the area at age 18. The award, given by the Waterloo Library & Historical Society, honors those who reflect the community spirit of Memorial Day founder Henry C. Welles. The ceremony will take place on May 22 as part of Waterloo’s Memorial Day weekend events. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on May 6)
April 27, 2026
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Emergency Response to Major House Fire in Junius Finds No Residents Inside: A significant house fire broke out on Whiskey Hill Road in the Town of Junius Friday evening, drawing a robust emergency response from several fire departments and first responder agencies. Upon arrival, deputies found the residence largely consumed by flames and heavy smoke, but confirmed that no occupants were inside. Multiple local fire crews and support teams were involved in containing the incident. The cause of the fire remains under active investigation by county officials. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 27)
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Geneva Resident Charged With Harassment After Multiple Calls in Waterloo: A 33-year-old woman from Geneva has been charged with misdemeanor harassment following repeated phone calls to another individual in Waterloo, according to the Seneca County Sheriff's Office. Deputies allege that the calls were made without a legitimate reason and were intended to disturb and alarm the recipient. The woman was arrested on April 20 and brought to the Seneca County Correctional Facility, where she awaits arraignment. An order of protection has been requested for the victim. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 27)
April 26, 2026
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Seneca County Board to Address Staffing Shortages and Infrastructure Projects: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors is set to discuss staffing shortages, infrastructure projects, and major grant opportunities during a committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, April 28. Key topics include critical job vacancies in public health and emergency services, with positions such as health educator and emergency management deputy up for approval. The meeting will also consider potential grants that could support vital community services. The agenda aims to address pressing needs that affect residents’ daily lives. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 26)
April 25, 2026
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Newly Installed Traffic Light in Waterloo Remains Inactive Amid Safety Concerns: A new traffic signal at the intersection of Route 96 and Brewer Road in Waterloo has yet to be activated, despite multiple crashes in the area over the past month. The lights were installed several months ago as a safety measure but remain covered and unpowered, prompting concern among local officials. The delay is reportedly due to issues with the electric provider, rather than the state transportation department. No timeline has been given for when the lights will become operational. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 25)
April 24, 2026
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Waterloo Resident Faces Harassment Charge Stemming From Seneca Falls Dispute: A 30-year-old woman from Waterloo was arrested in connection with an altercation that took place in Seneca Falls on April 5, according to local police. Authorities reported that she was charged with second-degree harassment and was processed at the Seneca County Correctional Facility. An order of protection was requested for the individual involved in the dispute. Further information about the incident has not been made available. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 24)
April 23, 2026
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Waterloo Resident Faces Harassment Charge in Seneca Falls Incident: A 30-year-old woman from Waterloo was arrested and charged with second-degree harassment following an incident that allegedly occurred earlier this month in Seneca Falls. Police took her into custody on April 19, and she was subsequently transported to the Seneca County jail for arraignment proceedings. Authorities also requested an order of protection relating to the case. The legal process continues as local officials review the matter. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 23)
April 22, 2026
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Penn Yan Bus Driver Files Notice of Claim Against Seneca County After Crash: A Penn Yan school bus driver has initiated legal action by filing a notice of claim against Seneca County. This follows an incident where a Seneca County Sheriff's Office deputy trainee collided with and overturned the driver's bus. The incident took place in Waterloo and did not result in any reported fatalities. The notice is a preliminary step that may lead to further legal proceedings regarding the crash. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 22)
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Waterloo Central School District Schedules Town Hall for Community Input May 7: The Waterloo Central School District will conduct a community town hall at Waterloo Middle School on May 7 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The event invites local residents, parents, and stakeholders to participate in discussions on district priorities and challenges. Instead of a standard presentation, attendees will engage in small group conversations with district leaders at various discussion stations. Topics for discussion will be based on themes identified in a recent family engagement survey. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 22)
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Bruno Bock to End Production at Waterloo Plant, Shifts Focus to Distribution: Bruno Bock, an international specialty chemicals company, will end production at its Waterloo facility by the second quarter of 2026 as part of a wider strategy to expand and realign its North American operations. The site in Waterloo will become a regional distribution center, allowing the company to maintain a presence and continue some business functions locally. This move follows recent corporate restructuring, including asset divestments and new acquisitions. Additionally, the company will open a new laboratory in Durham, North Carolina, by year-end. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 22)
April 21, 2026
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Waterloo Village Approves 2026-27 Budget With Slight Tax Rate Increase: The Waterloo Village Board has approved the 2026-27 budget, which includes a modest 60-cent rise in the village tax rate. While spending will decline slightly compared to the previous year, the local tax levy is set to increase. This adjustment aims to address fiscal needs while minimizing the overall impact on spending. The board's decision finalizes the budget for the upcoming fiscal year. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 21)
April 20, 2026
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Waterloo Hosts Space-Themed Event Highlighting Moon and Mars Missions: The Waterloo Library & Historical Society, along with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Seneca County 4-H, is organizing a free space-focused event on April 24. Aimed at sparking interest in space exploration, the program will cover the Artemis II mission and highlight broader initiatives in lunar and Mars exploration. Attendees can experience interactive activities, including virtual reality images from Mars rovers. The event is open to all ages, emphasizing opportunities in science and technology fields. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 20)
April 17, 2026
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Seneca County Finalizes New Deputies' Contract and Expands Sewer Upgrade Funding: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors has approved a new contract for sheriff’s deputies, addressing a major staffing issue amid continued recruitment and retention difficulties. During the same meeting, officials advanced significant investments in county infrastructure, including increasing funding for upgrades to Sewer Districts No. 1 and No. 2. The revised budgets raise the projected costs to nearly $11.8 million and $23.5 million, respectively. The meeting also included routine discussions and public hearings. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 17)
April 16, 2026
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Waterloo Plans June Ceremony to Recognize Purple Heart Recipients: Waterloo officials are preparing to honor Purple Heart recipients at a ceremony scheduled for June 16 in Lafayette Park. Residents are encouraged to submit applications for eligible veterans by May 8, ensuring honorees can have their names inscribed on the community monument. The event highlights the village's continuing tradition of acknowledging military personnel wounded or killed in combat. Applications and required documentation can be accessed at local offices in Waterloo and Seneca County. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 16)
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Mark Benjamin Named Republican Candidate for 131st Assembly District: After State Assemblyman Jeff Gallahan withdrew from the race for the 131st District seat, Republican leaders selected Mark Benjamin to replace him on the November ballot. The decision came as the party sought to maintain continuity and voter representation in the Finger Lakes region. Gallahan's withdrawal prompted swift action to ensure the district would have a candidate in the upcoming election. Benjamin’s candidacy now reshapes the race for this state legislative seat. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 16)
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Seneca County Board Approves Four-Year Union Deal for Sheriff's Road Patrol: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors has finalized a new four-year contract with the union representing sheriff’s road patrol officers and investigators. This agreement outlines terms for employment benefits and labor relations within the law enforcement unit. The decision was reached during a recent board meeting held in Waterloo. The approved contract aims to provide stability for county law enforcement personnel over the next several years. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 16)
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Seneca Meadows Schedules 23rd Annual Mulch Giveaway in Waterloo for May 23: Seneca Meadows will hold its 23rd annual Mulch Day on Saturday, May 23, providing free hardwood mulch to Seneca County residents at its facility on Salcman Road in Waterloo. The giveaway operates from 7 to 11 a.m., allowing each household to collect up to two scoops of either black or natural brown mulch, distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. The event also includes a toy collection drive in collaboration with Waterloo High School Honor Society to benefit the Seneca County Community Christmas Project. Participation is open only to Seneca County households. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 16)
April 15, 2026
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Two Injured in Waterloo Intersection Collision; Driver Cited for Failure to Yield: A two-car crash occurred late Sunday morning at the intersection of State Route 96 and Brewer Road in Waterloo. Authorities determined that a Waterloo resident failed to yield when entering the roadway, resulting in a collision with an eastbound vehicle. The driver and passenger of the eastbound car were treated at the scene and then transported to Geneva General Hospital. The driver responsible was cited, while the other individuals involved received care on site and did not require hospitalization. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 15)
April 14, 2026
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Seneca County and Sheriff's Deputies Union Finalize New Labor Agreement: Seneca County officials have finalized a new agreement with the union representing the sheriff’s road patrol deputies. The union membership voted to approve the deal last week after negotiations. Details about the agreement’s specific terms were not disclosed at this time. This development marks a step forward in establishing labor relations between the county and the sheriff's road patrol deputies. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 14)
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Seneca County Board of Supervisors to Discuss Infrastructure and Labor Issues: The Seneca County Board of Supervisors will convene in Waterloo for its April meeting, featuring both committee sessions and a regular agenda. Key topics include labor agreements, upgrades to sewer infrastructure, and public safety funding, along with staffing and various grant applications. The meeting will also hold public hearings on significant wastewater treatment projects, where officials anticipate grant funding could help reduce costs for residents. The session will address both immediate and long-term county needs. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 14)
April 13, 2026
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Waterloo Man Arrested After Domestic Incident in Seneca Falls: A 36-year-old Waterloo man, Derrick J. Head, was arrested after police allege he unlawfully restrained another person during a domestic dispute in Seneca Falls, violating an active order of protection. The incident, investigated by the Seneca Falls Police Department, resulted in charges that include second-degree criminal contempt, unlawful imprisonment, and second-degree harassment. Head was taken to the Seneca County Correctional Facility and is awaiting arraignment. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 13)
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Mark Benjamin Selected as Republican Nominee for 131st NY Assembly District: Mark Benjamin has been chosen as the Republican candidate for the 131st Assembly District, following incumbent Jeff Gallahan's decision not to run for re-election due to health concerns. Benjamin was nominated by the party's vacancy committee and is preparing for the general election in November. He has outlined priorities such as lowering utility bills, reducing taxes, and addressing issues important to upstate and rural residents. The 131st District includes parts of Ontario, Seneca, Cayuga, Cortland, and Madison counties. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 13)
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Ex-Waterloo Town Board Member Pleads Guilty to Misconduct at Highway Department: A former member of the Waterloo town board has admitted guilt to a misdemeanor charge stemming from a 2024 incident at the town Highway Department. Bob Lotz entered his plea last week in Seneca County Court, resolving charges that included a more serious burglary count. The court accepted his plea to fourth-degree criminal mischief, bringing the legal matter to a close. The case drew attention due to Lotz's previous public service role. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 13)
April 12, 2026
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Former Waterloo Official Pleads Guilty in Town Facility Break-In Case: A former Waterloo official has admitted to damaging property during a 2024 break-in at the town Highway Department in Seneca County. Bob Lotz pleaded guilty to misdemeanor criminal mischief and will not serve jail time or probation, instead receiving a conditional discharge contingent on maintaining a clean record for one year. Lotz also agreed to assist prosecutors in the case against Don Trout, who continues to face felony burglary charges. The case remains active in local courts. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 12)
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Waterloo Resident Faces Criminal Contempt and Related Charges in Seneca Falls: A 36-year-old man from Waterloo was arrested in Seneca Falls following allegations of violating a protective order during a domestic disturbance. Authorities reported that he prevented another individual from leaving the scene and now faces charges including criminal contempt, unlawful imprisonment, and harassment. The suspect was taken into custody by the Seneca Falls Police Department. The incident has prompted legal proceedings against the individual involved. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 12)
April 11, 2026
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Waterloo Family Displaced Following Devastating House Fire: A Waterloo family lost their home and all personal belongings due to a severe fire that broke out on Wednesday evening, according to the Border City Fire District. Emergency crews responded promptly to the incident, but the structure sustained heavy damage, leaving the residents without shelter or possessions. Efforts to assist the displaced family are reportedly underway. No injuries have been reported at this time. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 10)
April 10, 2026
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Waterloo Residents Raise Funds After House Fire Displaces Local Family: A house fire on April 8 destroyed a home in the Town of Waterloo, leaving the Skinner family without their possessions. In response, a community fundraiser launched by Bethann Linehan has raised over $35,000 from about 300 donors within two days, approaching its $50,000 goal. The funds aim to provide the family with clothing, essentials, and support as they recover. The family's dog remains missing, and the community's strong response highlights the Skinners' longstanding local involvement. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 10)
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Geneva Resident Charged After Incident Involving Imitation Firearm in Waterloo: A man from Geneva was charged by Waterloo police after allegedly threatening another person while displaying what resembled a firearm. The suspect, identified as 39-year-old Arkel Williams, was arrested on April 6 for third-degree menacing and second-degree aggravated harassment following an investigation. Authorities reported that Williams used an imitation firearm during the incident. He was taken into custody without incident and held at the Seneca County Correctional Facility. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 10)
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Seneca Falls Town Board Delays Town Manager Decision Amid Community Debate: The Seneca Falls Town Board postponed a decision on hiring a new town manager following a contentious meeting marked by divergent views on the town’s priorities and fiscal management. Board members debated whether to recruit a town manager or focus resources on hiring a certified public accountant to address financial concerns. The discussion also included public input, with local businesses raising additional issues. Final action on the manager position is now delayed for at least a month. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 10)
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Waterloo Container Representative Responds to Seneca Town Board Commentary: During a recent Seneca Falls Town Board meeting, a representative from Waterloo Container addressed statements made by a council member at a previous session in March. The exchange highlighted differing views between the business and local officials regarding recent board discussions. Both parties articulated their perspectives on the matter during the public meeting. The issue reflects ongoing dialogue between the company and town leadership. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 10)
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Seneca Falls and Waterloo Fire Departments Reveal 2026 Election Outcomes: The fire departments in Seneca Falls and Waterloo recently completed their annual officer elections, determining their leadership for the upcoming year. Seneca Falls selected Steve Farnsworth as district chief, with Allen Larsen as deputy chief, pending official approval by their Board of Fire Commissioners. Waterloo named Don Hartzell as chief, along with appointing several assistant chiefs, captains, and other officers to key departmental roles. These elections establish the hierarchy guiding both departments’ operations. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 10)
April 9, 2026
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Family Displaced and Home Destroyed by Fire in Waterloo; Pet Missing: A house fire late at night on Route 96 in Waterloo resulted in the complete destruction of a family's home, leaving them without their belongings and in need of temporary housing. No one was present when the fire broke out, and there were no reported injuries. Multiple local fire departments and emergency agencies responded to the blaze, while officials continue to investigate the cause. Efforts to locate a missing pet that may have been inside are ongoing. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 9)
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Seneca County Sheriff Reports on Training and Outreach Initiatives in Spring Update: The Seneca County Sheriff's Office marked a proactive start to 2026 by advancing staff training, expanding public safety programs, and strengthening community outreach, according to its latest newsletter. Recent developments include the recertification of correction officers, hiring new personnel, and sending recruits to law enforcement academies. Public safety education continued with daycare-focused sessions and a snowmobile safety partnership. The department also hosted events across several local communities to engage residents. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 9)
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Fire Damages Home and Garage in Waterloo on Route 96: A significant fire broke out in the town of Waterloo on Wednesday night, causing extensive damage to a home and its attached garage. Fire crews were called to the scene on Route 96 within the Border City Fire District, where they worked to control the blaze. Authorities have not yet released further details about the cause or if there were any injuries. The incident remains under investigation by local officials. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 9)
April 8, 2026
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Wayne-Finger Lakes High School Sports Recap for April 8: High school sports across the Wayne-Finger Lakes region saw impressive performances on April 8, highlighted by standout pitching in softball and dominant efforts in both boys and girls lacrosse. Lyons' Keira Weber led on the mound with 15 strikeouts, while Palmyra-Macedon narrowly held off Gananda/Marion in a high-scoring softball matchup. In lacrosse, Wayne and Palmyra-Macedon girls posted strong wins, and Penn Yan's boys team delivered a decisive victory. The day featured remarkable individual and team achievements throughout the area. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 8)
April 2, 2026
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Annual Little Black Dress Fundraiser Scheduled for Seneca Falls in April: The Seneca County House of Concern will hold its annual Little Black Dress Fashion Show fundraiser on April 17 and 18. The event is set to take place at the Lux Hotel & Conference Center in Seneca Falls and aims to support the organization's charitable activities. Community members are encouraged to participate and help raise funds for local programs and services. This event continues a tradition of community support for those in need. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 2)
March 28, 2026
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Seneca County Committee Blocks Filling of Two Sheriff's Office Vacancies: A Seneca County legislative committee has declined a request by the sheriff's office to fill two currently vacant positions. The decision occurred during a recent meeting held in Waterloo, reflecting ongoing consideration of budget and staffing priorities within the county. This move may impact the department's resources and ability to maintain current levels of public safety services. Further discussions among county leaders are expected in the coming weeks. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Mar 26)
March 27, 2026
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Waterloo Resident Charged With Felony Welfare Fraud in Cayuga County: A 32-year-old Waterloo woman was arrested Tuesday by Cayuga County Sheriff's deputies on a felony welfare fraud charge. Authorities say the arrest followed an investigation by the county's Department of Social Services into alleged fraudulent activities related to public assistance programs. The woman was apprehended on an outstanding warrant and is expected to face further legal proceedings. Officials have not disclosed further details about the case at this time. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 27)
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Seneca County Resident Apprehended on Trespassing Warrant in Waterloo: A 35-year-old man from Seneca County was taken into custody by sheriff’s deputies in connection with an outstanding arrest warrant for trespassing in the Town of Waterloo. The arrest occurred late Wednesday morning and follows an earlier trespassing incident for which the warrant had been issued. No further details about the circumstances of the trespassing or the arrest have been released. The case remains under the jurisdiction of local law enforcement authorities. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 26)
March 24, 2026
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Waterloo Seeks Public Help to Honor Purple Heart Veterans: The village of Waterloo is encouraging residents to assist in identifying local recipients of the Purple Heart as it prepares to update its monument in Lafayette Park. The initiative continues Waterloo’s long-standing tradition of honoring veterans, reflecting its connection to the origins of Memorial Day. Eligible individuals will have their names engraved on the monument after applicants submit military documentation for verification. Questions can be directed to the village administrator for further assistance. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 24)
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Waterloo to Recognize Purple Heart Recipients With Community Honors: The Village of Waterloo, known for its historical significance as the Birthplace of Memorial Day, is making plans to honor recipients of the Purple Heart. Applications for recognition are available at village, town, and county offices, encouraging local Purple Heart honorees or their families to participate. The initiative aims to commemorate the sacrifices made by these individuals. Community members interested in participating can access applications through official municipal channels. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Mar 24)
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Hearing Delayed in Former Waterloo Supervisor's Burglary Case Awaiting Legal Review: A judge has postponed proceedings in the burglary case involving former Waterloo Town Supervisor Don Trout. The delay comes as Seneca County Court reviews pending legal memos relevant to the matter. Judge Barry Porsch indicated he required more time to consider these filings before moving forward. The new hearing date has not yet been determined as the review continues. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 24)
March 21, 2026
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Two-Vehicle Collision Temporarily Closes State Route 5 in Seneca Falls: A two-vehicle collision occurred on March 16 at the intersection of State Route 5 and State Route 414 in Seneca Falls, prompting a temporary road closure. The incident happened around 4:42 p.m. when a westbound vehicle did not yield at a malfunctioning traffic light. One individual was treated at the scene and later taken to a nearby hospital for further evaluation. Police, fire crews, and ambulance services responded, and the roadway was reopened shortly after. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 21)
March 20, 2026
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Hearing Postponed Again in Former Waterloo Supervisor Don Trout’s Burglary Case: A judge has once again delayed proceedings in the burglary case involving former Waterloo Town Supervisor Don Trout, citing the need for additional time to review legal filings. The next court date is now scheduled for May 6, with prosecutors required to respond to a detailed defense memorandum. Trout and a former board member, both of whom have pleaded not guilty, face charges related to a 2024 incident at a municipal facility. Trout no longer serves in public office after losing reelection last fall. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 20)
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Waterloo Real Christmas Committee Shares Thanks for Community Support: The Waterloo Real Christmas Committee has publicly conveyed its gratitude to local residents and organizations that supported its recent initiatives. Their appreciation highlights collaboration within the Waterloo community, acknowledging volunteers and contributors who made holiday efforts successful. This gesture reflects the committee’s ongoing engagement with the area and its encouragement of similar future partnerships. Such expressions aim to strengthen community bonds in Waterloo and the surrounding region. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Mar 20)
March 19, 2026
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Waterloo Plans to Recognize Local Purple Heart Veterans at Lafayette Park: The Village of Waterloo will honor military veterans who have received the Purple Heart by including their names on the Purple Heart Monument in Lafayette Park. This initiative is part of an ongoing effort to recognize and celebrate community members who were wounded or killed in action while serving in the U.S. military. Eligible veterans can apply for this recognition by providing documentation of their service and award. Applications are available at several local offices in Waterloo and Seneca County. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 19)
March 18, 2026
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Injuries Reported After Vehicle Collision at Route 5 and Route 414 in Seneca Falls: First responders attended to a crash involving injuries at the intersection of Route 5 and Route 414 in Seneca Falls on March 16. Multiple agencies, including local fire departments, police, and the state Department of Transportation, managed scene safety, cleanup, and hazard control. Emergency crews secured the site and cleared the area after about an hour. The circumstances of the crash and the number of those injured have not been detailed. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 18)
March 17, 2026
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Waterloo Retiree Marks 20 Years of Driving Veterans to Medical Appointments: A retired man from Waterloo has dedicated the past two decades to providing transportation for local veterans traveling to medical appointments. Beginning this effort after his retirement from McQuay International in Auburn, he has consistently assisted veterans who often face challenges accessing care. His volunteer work highlights ongoing community support for those who have served. The milestone reflects a sustained personal commitment to aiding area veterans. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Mar 17)