Your Morning Edition for Sunday, March 31st presented by DiSanto Propane!

Ithaca pair arrested for assault on police officer that left him critically hurt, Newark drive-in gets ready for major reopening, and Auburn looks at fire department funding.

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What’s trending in the Finger Lakes?

1. First up, we have two arrests that followed the serious injury of an investigator in Chemung County this weekend. Two Ithaca residents have been charged with assault on a police officer after a hit-and-run left an investigator seriously hurt following a Target theft detail. [KEEP READING]

2. The Rose City Drive-In located in Newark is getting ready to reopen. The historic staple will reopen late next week and the community couldn’t be more ready for it. It’s been under redevelopment for more than a year. [KEEP READING]

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Quiet Easter Sunday, but rain by mid-week!

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3. Authorities have arrested a Southern Tier woman for menacing a police officer and arson after she set fire to a gas station outside of Corning. The dramatic incident drew quite the response last week, and we brought you details from the scene in the hours after it occurred. [LATEST UPDATE]

4. The Auburn Fire Department says it needs more funding in the 2024-25 budget. They’re seeking a boost in funding to give firefighters a raise, which leaders say is necessary to retain talent. [KEEP READING]

5. And finally, the Seneca County Board of Supervisors, facing an April 5 deadline, voted on Tuesday to apply for federal funding in the 2024-25 budget year. The funds aim to develop and expand water and sewer infrastructure along Route 414, stretching between Ovid and Lodi. [KEEP READING]

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FL1 Sports: Scores and insight from the world of local sports!

• Oswaldo Cabrera, Juan Soto lead Yankees to first 3-0 start since 2003

• Sabres blanked by Maple Leafs as power-play woes continue

• #3 Denver clinches Frozen Four spot with victory over #12 Cornell

• Murray records 100th career point, Herons race past Thoroughbreds 13-4

• Penn defense outlasts Cornell in double OT battle

• Syracuse men’s lacrosse falls just short at Notre Dame

• Syracuse women’s lacrosse rolls past Louisville to extend win streak

• Mets comeback falls short in one-run loss to Brewers

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Auburn police make progress in fraud theft case, but no arrests made yet

The Auburn Police Department has made a significant advancement in a fraud theft case involving a large sum of money stolen from a local resident, but no arrests have been made yet. We have the latest on this story from last week, which started with a call for help by authorities to identify a white SUV.

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THE FEED: Latest from the FL1 homepage!

• Ithaca man faces felony charges after threatening person with BB gun

• Geneva man faces DWI, reckless endangerment charges after Penn Yan crash

• Hochul asked to leave NYPD officer’s wake; video goes viral on social media

• Dryden schools shut down early Friday due to social media post, officials say

• Palmyra police arrest woman for starving dog

• Museum of Intrigue shutting down at Destiny USA after 7 year run

• State police investigate after hidden cameras found in Horseheads neighborhood

• Newark teen who stole vehicle last year, does it again and tries to break in to Walmart

• Waterloo man charged with grand larceny after stealing purse from village bar