Seneca Falls News

U.S. Marshalls and Rochester police arrested a suspect in Puerto Rico in connection with a homicide from last month.

Firefighters battled a small house fire at around 10:30 Sunday night on Rouge Road.

Some women motorcycle enthusiasts stopped in Rochester Saturday on their way to Seneca Falls.

One hundred and sixty years ago, nearly 300 people gathered at the first Woman's Rights Convention.

Today is Saturday, July 19th, the 201st day of 2008. There are 165 days left in the year.

Several kid friendly hotels are nestled in the beautiful small town of Seneca Falls, New York.

SENECA FALLS, N.Y. - When Mark Bonney died from complications of gallbladder surgery two years ago, his family thought his wish to travel the world had died with him.

A Seneca County woman in is jail, after allegedly punching a sheriff's deputy. Seneca County Sheriff Jack Stenberg says Susan Hilkert, 47, of Oak Street in Seneca Falls punched a deputy in the chest with a ...

Microtel Inn & Suites is a great choice if you're traveling on a budget. The hotel has free wireless internet if you plan to bring along a laptop computer.

Seneca Falls has several Bed and Breakfasts that are historically rich and full of antiques, and probably not very much fun for kids.

Jillian Fraccola tees off at the ninth hole at Liverpool Golf and Public Country Club on Monday.

If she were alive today, would women's suffrage champion Susan B. Anthony want to rock out to bands fronted by women? Maybe.

The Village of Newark, the only community in Wayne County to owe its entire existence to the Erie Canal, threw out the welcome mat Tuesday to 500 cyclists from 35 states and several other countries.

There are 165 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On July 19th, 1848, a pioneer women's rights convention convened in Seneca Falls, New York.

Sheriff's deputies arrested a convenience store manager on charges he stole hundreds of dollars worth of receipts from his own store.

Manlius held it's annual parade while other villages and towns prepare to set off fireworks Friday night.

If one piece of equipment could talk. Granville's first firefighting apparatus, a hose cart, will take its last run down Broadway during the Mile Long Parade on the Fourth of July.

After nearly a year on the run the woman wanted in connection with her toddler's death has been arrested.

The start of summer break is being met with sad news in the Geneva School District.

Hazmat crews are on the scene of a chemical spill along Ovid Street in the village of Seneca Falls.