Inside the FLX

In this episode, we get some tips and the latest laws from Ira Goldman with America's Boating Club.

In this episode, we talk with boating safety expert Ira Goldman.

In this episode, we talk with the City Clerk about this week's Auburn City Council meeting.

In this episode, we talk with project Director Monika Salvage about the program designed to tackle the problem of substance abuse in Auburn and Cayuga County.

In this episode, we discuss Mental Health Awareness Month and Motorcycle Awareness Month, an increase in drunk driving arrests, new hires and more.

In this episode, it's our weekly visit with the City Clerk, who talked about the Operation Enduring Gratitude sendoff and City Council proclamations.

In this episode, we talk with Sarah Smolinski with the Seneca County Substance Abuse Coalition and Lauren Zimmerman-Meade from Students Against Destructive Decisions about the Don't be a "D" student week of educational events in Seneca County schools.

In this episode, we discuss the county's latest redistricting plan, more opioid settlement money coming in, a tower lease agreement with Cayuga County as part of a $5 million dollar communications upgrade, a fiber purchase for the county-wide broadband rollout, and more.

In this episode, we talk with Katie Flowers and Peter Budmen from the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva about collecting items left behind by students and donating them to community organizatons.

In this episode, we discuss the upcoming public hearing on ag commerce zoning, cybersecurity for water facilities, a chance for residents to save money with solar power, the town fix-it clinic, and more.

In this episode, we caught up with Pastor Rob Mellgard and Aja McKenzie from Fidelis Care at the monthly Ovid food pantry distribution at South Seneca High School.

Joining host Ted Baker in the studio for Inside the FLX is Ave Bauder and Rachel Williams from the Seneca County Cooperative Extension.  Ave is the Executive Director of the Seneca County Cooperative Extension, and Rachel is the 4-H Youth Development Issue Leader.  Ave, Rachel and Ted discuss the Cooperative Extension's plans for Celebrate Commemorate.  Celebrate Commemorate honors...

In this episode, I talk with Derek and Stacey about how Derek went from homebrewer to microbrewery owner, how they found the former sheep barn that houses the brewery, about Belgian-style beer and the hearing coming up on a proposed zoning change in the town of Geneva that might threaten their ability to hold events. 

In this episode, we discuss the City Council's proclamation of Historic Preservation Month, National Travel and Tourism Week, the awarding of the bid for the 2022 road improvement program, work moving forward on the Lake Avenue Bridge, and more.

In this episode, I visit with Laura Edwards, Case Manager with the Ontario County DSS Foster Homefinding Unit and Mandy Friend, who is a foster parent.

On a special edition of Inside the FLX, congressional candidate Vanessa Fajans-Turner joins host Ted Baker in studio.  Vanessa is running in the newly redrawn 22nd district in New York as a Democrat.  A product of Central New York, Vanesa is native of Ithaca.  Ithaca will now lay in the newly redrawn 22nd district which will also include portions of Cayuga, Schuyler, Seneca and Tomp...

In this episode, we discuss final budget presentations to the City Council, security at City Hall and reigning in the city's cat population.

In this episode, we talk about the lack of affordable housing and what the agency does to combat the problem, including the construction of new housing for veterans and the Section 8 program.

In this episode, we talk with the District 6 Cayuga County Legislator about the proposal to shrink the legislature from 15 to 11 members, a new Director for Cayuga Strategic Solutions, American Rescue Plan Act funding, a new County Operations Officer and the opening of Emerson Park for the season.

In this episode, we talk with Maura Toole from the Lake Friendly Living Coalition about their month-long series of educational and awareness events during May.

Ted Baker is joined by Montezuma Audubon Center Director Chris Lajewski in studio.  Chris and Ted discuss the spring season events planned on the property, latest wildlife news in the area and what birds and wildlife you can expect to see on the center grounds in Savannah right now.

In this episode, we talk with organizers Jan Regan and Richard Cox about the Mission Zero environmental awareness event Saturday, April 30 at the Geneva Community Center.

In this episode, we talk with the Sheriff about the NY State Sheriff's Institute membership drive and summer camp, a drug take-back event, a Red Cross blood drive, employment opportunities in the Sheriff's Department and more.

In this episode, we talk with the former chair of the Geneva Police Review Board about Justice Doran's decision invalidating the board, the City Council's decision not to challenge the ruling, what she hoped the board might be able to do and what the future might hold.

In our weekly visit with the City Clerk, we discuss the water quality report issued by Director of Municipal Utilities Seth Jensen, the approval of a bond issue for capital projects, funding for firefighter training, a state grant for work at the wastewater treatment plant and the process of putting together the new city budget.