Your Morning Edition for Thursday, Feb. 1st presented by Canandaigua Dentistry!

Local landmarks on revival list, several schools getting millions to address learning loss, and latest on stabbing investigation in Geneva. Plus, a full-recap from last night's high school hoops!

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Daily Debrief: What’s trending Finger Lakes?

1. First up, some big news for local, historic landmarks that could get much needed attention! The Five to Revive, launched in 2013, highlights properties in Western New York annually, needing investment for rehabilitation. This initiative identified two local landmarks including the Naples Memorial Town Hall in Ontario County and Palmyra-Macedon Aqueduct in Wayne County. [Keep Reading]

2. Governor Hochul has allocated $100 million to 50 school districts and BOCES, aiming to counteract pandemic-induced learning loss and enhance mental health services for students. Among the local winners, Auburn, Clyde-Savannah, Dryden, Lyons, and Sodus will all get millions. [Keep Reading]

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INSIDE THE FLX: New Seneca Co. Sheriff Tim Thompson talks goals, leadership, and challenges in law enforcement

Earlier this month Seneca County Sheriff Tim Thompson became one of the youngest sheriffs in New York. That doesn’t make him less experienced than some other law enforcement leaders in the region, though. Sheriff Thompson took office after 25 years in law enforcement, and in a conversation with FingerLakes1.com said the decision came down to his desire to serve the community.

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3. A $140,685 grant is coming to the city of Canandaigua for combating invasive species in Canandaigua Lake. This funding, sought by the city on behalf of the Canandaigua Lake Watershed Council, is essential for the continuation of two important programs. [Keep Reading]

4. The Geneva Police Department is investigating a stabbing that happened at a residence on Genesee Street on Tuesday. Officers found a 38-year-old male suffering from a single stab wound to the upper body. He was transported to a local hospital where he’s listed in stable condition. [Keep Reading]

5. And finally, a two-car crash in Camillus resulted in the death of an Auburn man, according to troopers. State Police arrived at the scene on State Route 321 Wednesday morning, near Flat Rock Road, around 9 a.m. [Keep Reading]

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

WEDNESDAY HS BASKETBALL REPORT: Kaylee Marvin leads Wayne to season sweep of Waterloo; Lyons boys roll past East Rochester

It was a busy Wednesday night of Wayne-Finger Lakes high school hoops with 14 games on the slate.

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Latest from FL1 Sports

• FRESH TAKES: Gridiron Thrills, Hoops Highlights, and Midseason Check-In (podcast)

• WEBCAST REPLAY: Wayne, Waterloo battle in FL East girls basketball Wednesday night clash (webcast)

• Bills promote linebackers coach Bobby Babich to defensive coordinator 

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FL1 News: Need more headlines? We have you covered!

FLX WEEKLY: Pét-Nat Wines for Valentine’s with Marcia Klue from Buttonwood

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Latest from FL1 News

• Why are stores charging for paper bags? Because they can

• GOP lawmakers blast Hochul’s plan to close NY prisons

• New York introduces overtime tax credit for farmers

• Hornell man charged with vehicular manslaughter after Avoca crash

• Former Yates legislator sentenced to probation in sex abuse case

• Hochul announces new administration appointments

• House passes $79 billion bipartisan tax relief package including Child Tax Credit expansion

• Hochul announces training fair for I-81 viaduct project workers

• New York State Police has new superintendent

• Lyons man faces two felony charges after burglary on Water St.

• Home robbery under investigation in Geneva

• Home heavily damaged by fire in Farmington

• Spectrum drops another local channel from customer lineups in the Finger Lakes: Ontario and Wayne counties lose WSYR

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News in View: Winter over Canandaigua Lake

Photo by Chris Achtschin