Your Morning Edition for Sunday, Feb. 25th presented by Canandaigua Dentistry!
Seneca Co. moves forward with housing fix, assessments surge across the FLX, Saturday night Sectional recap, Freezin' for a Reason set for Geneva, and more!
Daily Debrief: What’s trending Finger Lakes?
First up — Seneca County is continuing to set its sights on the housing crisis plaguing most of Upstate New York. Following a 2023 study highlighting the need for a diverse range of housing options to support economic growth — the Board of Supervisors recently sought a request for proposals on the next steps to make it a reality. [MORE]
Staying with the housing crisis — we have new data out of Tompkins County that shows property values have skyrocketed there. This isn’t a unique issue — as we’re seeing assessments across the Finger Lakes rise with years of higher-than-normal home sale prices stacking up. [MORE]
SATURDAY HS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL REPORT: Mynderse girls, Wayne boys, Lyons boys cruise into semifinals; Newark girls edge Eastridge
The high school basketball sectional quarterfinal round wrapped up Saturday with several more Wayne-Finger Lakes teams advancing to the semifinals. Check out the scores, stats, updated brackets, and Monday’s slate below.
If you’re looking for an occasion to give back next month — the Geneva Family YMCA is set to host the Freezin’ for a Reason polar plunge. It’ll be taking place on March 9, and is a fundraiser to benefit vital Geneva programs. [MORE]
Gov. Hochul has spoken out after a visit to Washington, D.C. While there, she called on President Biden to take executive action on immigration. This after Congress did not act on a proposal to address issues at the border. [MORE]
And finally, some good news in the business community. The Seneca County Chamber of Commerce named Sessler Wrecking as February’s business of the month. [MORE]
FL1 Sports: Scores and insight from the world of local sports!
Syracuse survives Notre Dame despite ugly second half!
The Syracuse basketball team returned home from a road trip and held off Notre Dame, 88-85, on Saturday afternoon at the JMA Wireless Dome. With the win, the Orange improved to 18-10 on the season, 9-8 in the acc, and 13-2 at home.
What else is happening in the Finger Lakes?
Sodus Point near the sand bars by Alan Frost
More headlines from around FL1
La Vie en Rose to illuminate Eastview Mall with first U.S. store this summer
Neighbors of High Acres Landfill renew odor complaints in Green Amendment case rebutting DEC
Tompkins County advances Center of Government project with department relocations
Waterloo Dollar General still condemned: Company apologizes, pledges to reopen eventually
Waterloo woman scratches car door, arrested after causing scene at SF hotel
Driver leaves scene of crash with bicyclist in East Bloomfield