NEW WASHINGTON - The wind was not cooperating.
As representatives from Apex Clean Energy, Inc., tried to set up displays and a video screen in preparation for a public meeting about the Honey Creek Wind Farm projecton Wednesday evening in the picnic shelter behind the New Washington American Legion Hall, the wind kept blowing everything over.
Their problem was met with more laughter than frustration. Don t you hate it when it s too windy to talk about wind? asked Ben Yazman, development manager, laughing.
The breeze had died down by the time 14 members of the public, county commissioners Tim Ley and Mike Schmid,t and one police officer gathered to listen to Yazman s presentation on the project.
Police: 14-year-old bicyclist airlifted after being hit by vehicle in Seneca Falls
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Police say a teen bicyclist was airlifted from Seneca Falls after a violent crash near the community center.
On Wednesday at 6:20 p.m. the Seneca County 911 Center received multiple 911 calls reporting a vehicle that struck a bicyclist on Water Street in front of the Seneca Falls Community Center.
The Seneca Falls Police Department, Seneca Falls Fire Department and North Seneca Ambulance responded to the scene.
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The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of a 50-year-old Waterloo resident following a welfare fraud investigation.
Deputies say Ronald Miller, 50, of Waterloo was charged with seven counts of offering a false instrument for filing.
He’s accused of failing to disclose household income while receiving monetary benefits from Seneca County DHS.
Miller was issued an appearance ticket and will answer the charges at a later date.