With many exciting improvement projects on the horizon, the Village of Newark is holding a meeting to discuss the South Main Street Reconstruction Project and the Military Brook Culvert Project. The public will have a chance to meet the Resident Engineer, learn the potential construction schedule, and find out how these projects will affect plans... more

As we move into the second half of April, we’re still waiting for winter to end here in the Finger Lakes. On this week’s edition of FLX Weekly we’ll tell you if the end is in sight, round up the week’s top local stories, check out some of our favorite local photos from the past... more

Newark Mayor Jonathan Taylor joined his fellow board members, State Senator Pam Helming, and Assemblyman Robert Oaks to announce that the Village has received significant funding for its water treatment plant project. The New York State Department of Health has awarded the Village a $553,000 grant for water fluoridation. In the fall of 2017, Mayor... more

Police Chief Dave Christler is reminding village residents to lock their vehicles following a rash of larcenies from cars Thursday night. Christler said there were eight thefts from parked cars in the southeast section of the village. Items reported stolen included money and personal possessions. “None of the vehicles entered appeared to be broken into,... more

Outfitting a youngster can be an expensive task for any parent, given how quickly youngsters outgrow their clothing. But for people without a lot of money, it’s even more daunting. A new organization in Newark called Common Threads hopes to meet that challenge. Organizer Bethany Comella, who works at the Park Presbyterian Church, said people... more

The state Department of Environmental Conservation is blaming the unseasonably cold weather for a fish kill in the portion of the Barge Canal that runs through this Wayne County village. DEC biologists have documented a large number of gizzard shad dying in Newark and in Irondequoit Bay. The gizzard shad is a medium-sized member of... more

Join Sydney Rogers, Jim Sinicropi & Josh Durso for a round-up of your week, and a warmer weekend ahead, here in the Finger Lakes. Check out a photo gallery of a Saturday spend on the wineries along the west side of Seneca Lake, get your weekend forecast, discuss the top local news of the week... more

Police say a 27-year-old Newark man was taken into custody on terroristic threat charges following an incident at Frank Knight Elementary School. On Thursday at approximately 4:29 p.m. the Seneca Falls Police Department responded to the Creative Choices Child Care satellite location located at Frank Knight Elementary School for the report of a male subject... more

Join Sydney Rogers, Jim Sinicropi and Josh Durso for this week’s edition of FLX Weekly and round-up the top stories and news at FingerLakes1.com, the top local photos from the past several days, this weekend’s sports line-up and your local weather outlook. April is here, but the spring weather certainly isn’t. Find out when we... more

Finally, April arrives this weekend and we celebrate Easter on Sunday… two sure signs of Spring! On this week’s edition of FLX Weekly Sydney Rogers, Josh Durso & Jim Sinicropi will fill you in on the weekend weather outlook, local events, the week’s top local news stories and a busy sports weekend that includes the... more

A local roofing and home remodeling company will soon expand into a building that has been vacant since 2015. Marshall Exteriors has purchased the former Rite Aid at 135 E. Union St. and will soon transform the building into its corporate headquarters and design center. The business’ current digs on West Shore Boulevard will become... more

The two teenagers accused of murdering a Sodus teen in a park last December pleaded not guilty to a grand jury indictment Tuesday. Vaughn Gray, 19, and Hunter Peck, 18, were in Wayne County Court in Lyons Tuesday to enter a plea to the charges, according to Wayne County District Attorney Mike Calarco. Both Gray... more

Public safety officials in Wayne County announced today that Smart911 is now available to all individuals. Smart911 is a free service that allows individuals and families to sign up online to provide key information to 9-1-1 call takers during an emergency. “Smart911saves critical time in an emergency and has proven to save lives nationwide,” said... more

Members of the Newark Volunteer Fire Department were busy on Thursday with an accident and fire at the same time. To make matters worse — when the call came in about a fire at 309 East Union Street — it included the report that someone was trapped on the roof. The structure fire was a... more

The sun played beautifully in this shot from Newark over the weekend. Photo by Debbie Bower. more

Join Sydney Rogers, Josh Durso and Jim Sinicropi to round-up your week in the Finger Lakes and look to the weekend ahead. We’ll discuss the top local news of the week and look at the weather outlook heading into the last week of March. Also, a busy local sports weekend and our favorite local photos... more

A pair of Newark teens were indicted on murder charges after an investigation into the stabbing death of 17-year-old Zachary Dwello, who was a senior at Sodus Central High School. On December 8th at approximately 10:28 p.m. police received a report through 911 that a caller had been stabbed. When police responded to Perkins Park... more

Seven education and recreation projects will get off the ground this year with funding support from the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor. The grants are aimed at inspiring people to learn more about New York’s legendary canals and further explore the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor. 

The grants range from $2,000 to $7,000 and are... more

An appeals court has upheld a 12-year prison sentence given to a Newark man for a 2015 burglary spree. In a decision filed Friday, the Fourth Judicial Department of state Supreme Court’s Appellate Division unanimously affirmed the Wayne County Court conviction of Daniel Fisher. Fisher pleaded guilty in 2016 to felony counts of burglary, attempted... more

More winter weather is delaying the start of spring, which officially begins next week in the Finger Lakes, but spirits should still be high with St. Patrick’s Day coming up on Saturday. Join Sydney Rogers, Jim Sinicropi & Josh Durso to find out some local options for finding Irish cheer, get the details on our... more