SENECA FALLS — Members of the Finger Lakes environmental group Seneca Lake Guardian are denying claims by Seneca Meadows Inc. officials that a soon-to-be-installed system at the landfill will be able ...

Seneca Meadows Inc. (SMI), a Waste Connections company headquartered in Waterloo, New York, has partnered with the Fort Lee, New Jersey-based Water & Carbon Group (WCG) to design, build and operate ...

Seneca Meadows landfill will become the first in New York to use new tech targeting toxic PFAS chemicals in its wastewater, Finger Lakes Times reports. The landfill is partnering with Australian firm ...

SENECA FALLS — Seneca Meadows Inc. plans to install new technology made by an Australian company to remove PFAS from the leachate the landfill creates. The Water & Carbon Group has announced that the ...

The Lake Almanor Clinic at Seneca Healthcare District recently discovered an issue with our phone and voicemail system that affected the scheduling of appointments and created frustration with our ...

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Seneca Falls, NY – November 4, 2025 – Seneca Meadows, Inc. (SMI), a Waste Connections company (NYSE: WCNX), has partnered with The Water & Carbon Group (WCG) to design, build, and operate New York ...

Seneca Meadows, Inc. (SMI), a Waste Connections company, has partnered with The Water & Carbon Group (WCG) to design, build, and operate New York State’s first fixed-plant PFAS leachate treatment ...

GENEVA, New York – The Finger Lakes, splayed out across western New York, are a haven for fall foliage seekers and wine drinkers. And they are only a five-hour drive from Northeast Ohio. Related: ...

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Two Seneca Falls police officers are urging town leaders to correct a clerical mistake that placed them in the wrong state retirement plan, according to the Finger Lakes Times.