Inside the FLX

Ted Baker is joined in studio by members of the Seneca County Cooperative Extension on this in-studio Tuesday edition of Inside the FLX.  Home Horticulture Educator Patti Paine, Senior Agriculture Economic Specialist Judy Wright and Nutrition Educator Candace Riegel stop in to talk about the Farm-to-School program, how to get a home gardening kit and a warning about Avian Flu.

In this episode, we visit with Glenna Colaprete. She owns Glenna's CBD, with locations in Rochester and at Eastview Mall and also teaches about growing cannabis as a Professor in the horticulture program at FLCC.

In this episode, the Sheriff talks about Heroes Ride with Us. Students at Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES created magnets in memory of Cayuga County veterans who died. They'll be placed on the back of patrol vehicles. The Sheriff also talked about his upcoming report to the county legislature on the community policing plan, issued a scam alert, talked about a high number of overdoses and the investigation t...

In our weekly visit, we discuss Thursday night's kickoff of the Harriet Tubman bicentennial, including the memorial service at the AME Zion Church, a chance for Auburn residents to sign up for solar power and save, plans for the future of the city's water fund, a recap of the first Brave Brews festival and the word that it will return next year.

in this episode, we discuss building and racing Pinewood Derby cars with Stephen Hoitt, Scout Executive with the Seneca Waterways Council and adult leaders Brian Shevlin and Adam Bull from Pack 67 in Victor.

What's all the excitement around Universal Pre-K in Seneca Falls? On this episode of Inside the FLX district officials outline the new program available for families, as sign-ups get underway. A grant paved the way for the universal pre-K program to get started- and now teachers and administrators alike hope that it sets the district up for long-term success.

In this episode, the Supervisor discusses the plan for water plant improvements, upcoming property reassessment, work on the box turf field and more.

In this episode, we meet Congressman Lee Zeldin's running mate on International Women's Day at the National Women's Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls.

In this episode, the Senator calls for suspension of the state's nearly 50 cents per gallon gas tax in the wake of rapidly rising prices.

Deb Brewer and Spike Herzig from the Foundation for the Geneva Public Library tell us how to donate books for the April sale.

In this episode, nursing professor Susan McCarthy talks about the new Sands Center for Allied Health and what it means for the future of educating nurses at FLCC.

In this episode, we visit with Maureen Ballatori of Metro Collective, an online community for those who used shared workspaces.

In this episode, the Cold War veterans' tax exemption has been made permanent, the City Council voted to accept a state grant for the Casey Park skate park, appointments to two board, the Brave Brews festival this weekend and the kickoff the Tubman bicentennial next week.

On this edition of Inside the FLX: Officials from the USDA Rural Development of New York join Ted Baker to talk the state of agriculture in New York as well as nationwide.   Guests include:  Brian Murray – State Director for USDA Rural Development in New York Xochitl Torres Small – Under Secretary for USDA Rural Development

In this episode, we talk to Gabby Taylor of Newark, the first ever NY State Dairy Ambassador.

In this episode, we talk with Karel Titus about the pantry, its mission and volunteers and their concerns for the future.

.Chris Lajewski stops by the studio and joins Ted Baker for his monthly visit on Inside the FLX. The Center Director of the Montezuma Audubon Center talks about the latest programs going on, how the month of February was and the latest sightings on property in Savannah.

In this episode, we talk about the aftermath of the November 3 fire that damaged the Alling Coverlet Museum, the progress toward rebuilding, the other four museums of Historic Palmyra, ghosts and how you can support the mission of preserving Palmyra history.

In this episode, we discuss last night's City Council work session. The council plans to provide expanded homeless services in partnership with Chapel House. There was a presentation on the city's 2022 Strategic Recovery & Capital plan and also a look at the street repair and construction program for this summer.

In this episode, Jim Cecere tells us about Vinifera wine bar, a place in downtown Geneva where you can enjoy wines from many Finger Lakes producers, all in one place.

In this episode, we talk with the Lodi Supervisor about the effort to build a new town hall, his vision for the town, political divisions and moving toward a better town of Lodi.

Ted Baker was joined by Mark Byassee and Tim Hay of Finger Lakes Cannabis Co. for this edition of Inside the FLX.  Ted spoke with Mark and Tim about the background of their company and their business background, what drew them starting a business based around cannabis and the process so far of starting the company.

In this edition, we talk about the possibility of shutting down an Auburn smoke shop, a tax break for Cold War veterans, relief for small landlords and an appointment to the Auburn IDA Authority board.

In this episode, great budget news, a COVID-19 update and plans for the 2023 Yates County bicentennial.

Ted Baker is joined in studio Maureen Loyal and Jim Modera of Finger Lakes Health for this edition of Inside the FLX.  Maureen is the Director of Rehabilitation for Finger Lakes Health and Jim is a Physical Therapist.  They join Ted to discuss their backgrounds and the offerings of what is available at Finger Lakes Health.