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Dump Truck Gets Dumped
Bill Huff, Jr. | Wayuga Staff Photographer
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Wayne County sheriff’s deputies responded to an accident on Route 104 at Lawville Road June 25.
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Dissention at NR-W
Louise Hoffman Broach | Wayuga Editor
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Miner won’t stay
after 2010
NORTH ROSE – NR-W School Superintendent Lucinda Miner told the school
board June 23 she has changed her mind about extending her contact with
the district, saying politics have once again raised their head in the
district.
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Local Jeweler Finds Historic Gem on Main Street
Louise Hoffman Broach | Wayuga Editor
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
 
WOLCOTT – When Ann Skowron bought a Main Street building in 2000, she
never dreamed she would uncover a little-known piece of the village’s
history.
Skowron, who owns AKS Jewelers, learned her new building down the
street at 12033 Main was once home to a chapter of Knights of the
Maccabees and Ladies of the Maccabees of the World, fraternal
organizations best described as a cross between a Masonic temple and an
insurance company.
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Peppermint Days Looking for Help
Louise Hoffman Broach / Wayuga Editor
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
LYONS - Nineteen years ago, Lyons Historian Patricia Alena helped to
start Peppermint Days to celebrate the town’s historic roots in the
peppermint industry. The festival has grown each year, as it attracts
more and more people to the village for parades, fireworks and events
in the village park.
But along with growth comes expense, said Lyons Main Street Executive
Director Jerry Ashley, who this year is helping to coordinate the grand
parade.
“We’ve fallen on hard times, like most festivals have,” said Ashley,
noting the sluggish economy doesn’t leave people with a lot of extra
money to donate when they might have before, to support community
events.
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Galen Assessor Resigns
Louise Hoffman Broach |Wayuga Editor
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
CLYDE - Galen Town Assessor Kathy Davis has resigned, rather than face
a misconduct hearing later this month to determine if there was enough
evidence to remove her from office.
Galen Town Supervisor Steve Groat said the town board met June 24 to
accept Davis’ resignation, which will be effective July 10. She will
certify the town’s assessment roll before she leaves, Groat said. The
vote to accept her resignation letter, dated June 15, was 3-2, with
Groat and councilors Julius Vitticore and Jeff Montemorano voting yes
and Richard Donselaar and Kathy Eldridge voting no.
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