Your Morning Edition for Friday, Feb. 16th presented by Canandaigua Dentistry!
Waterloo could have new public safety building, former Throop supervisor sentenced for theft, IRC releases new Congressional lines, and new effort by FL Land Trust.

Daily Debrief: What’s trending Finger Lakes?
The Independent Redistricting Commission has finalized new congressional maps for New York, introducing minor adjustments to several upstate districts. With the state Legislature set to decide on accepting these modifications or drafting their own, the political landscape remains uncertain. The IRC’s proposal, which aims to minimally alter existing boundaries, now awaits legislative action. [Read More]
The Finger Lakes Land Trust announced the completion of its most significant conservation effort to date, acquiring nearly 1,000 acres along the Canisteo River in Steuben County. This landmark project, marking the Trust’s 35-year history, encompasses a vast expanse of natural beauty, including forested hillsides, streams, meadows, and a mile of river frontage, enhancing outdoor recreation and preserving wildlife habitat. [Read More]
Seneca County Board of Supervisors February Meeting
The Village of Waterloo has taken a significant step towards modernizing its public safety infrastructure by commissioning MRB Group to design a new campus for its police and fire departments. The decision was driven by the inadequate size of the current fire department building for new fire trucks and the outdated police department facilities. [Read More]
In Cayuga County Court, former Throop town supervisor William Tarby, 59, was sentenced Thursday for stealing nearly $11,000 from the town. Following his admission of guilt to charges of fourth-degree grand larceny and official misconduct, Tarby has been mandated to make full restitution and is barred from seeking any future public office. [Read More]
Gov. Hochul revealed that the Environmental Facilities Corporation Board of Directors has approved more than $49 million in financial assistance for water infrastructure projects across New York. This initiative, fueled by both state and federal funds, aims to modernize critical drinking and sewer systems in several locations — including Lyons. [Read More]
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More headlines from around FL1
Housing cost burdens for New Yorkers among nation’s highest: How does our region stack up?
New System for Reporting Unreasonably Offensive Odors in Town of Seneca Falls
Campbell man found guilty of incest in Schuyler County Court
FL Land Trust acquires 1,000-acre property known as ‘Bad Bear Hill’
NYS budget update: No new taxes, focus on economic stability
Seneca Falls DRI building improvement fund meeting set for Feb. 28