Seneca Falls News

Gov. Andrew Cuomo is encouraging people to celebrate Women's History Month by visiting historic women's rights locations around New York state.

Statues of the first wave of women's rights activists in the United States - which included Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Frederick Douglas and Martha Wright at the Women's Rights National Historic Park in Seneca Falls.

Throughout our Nation's history, American women have led movements for social and economic justice, made groundbreaking scientific discoveries, enriched our culture with stunning works of art and literature, and charted bold directions in our foreign policy.

Investigators seized 48 packets of heroin from two men pulled over in a traffic stop Tuesday, the Seneca County Sheriff's office reported.

According to the Seneca Falls Police Department, on Monday at 5:45pm, police arrested John Rimmer, 43, of Seneca Falls.

A statue in the Susan B. Anthony Park in Rochester, N.Y., depicts Frederick Doug-lass visiting the women's suffrage leader.

The public may never be able to use the front entrance to the Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library - if city officials cannot figure out how to repair a series of soffit panels above the doorway.

The Seneca Falls Police Department says a caller will say that the homeowner or business is behind on their account and that they should purchase a "Green Dot MoneyPak" card.

THE SNOW WILL RAPIDLY DROP VISIBILITIES IN THE SQUALL TO LESS THAN A QUARTER OF A MILE.

In the nineteenth century married women had fewer legal rights than prisoners or inmates in insane asylums.

Impact: A strong band of lake effect snow will develop before sunrise Monday morning.