Cyclists Take a Break in Clyde
Lois Benning | Contributing Writer
Tuesday, July 21 2009
  CLYDE – More than 500 people on the Parks and Trails NY group tour from
Buffalo to Albany plus 50 volunteers stopped in the village last week
as part of their 400-mile, eight-day trip. This annual tour is set up
to promote the canal system and the historic Canal Corridor and support
tourism development through cycling tours.
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Renaissance Fest has Soft Opening
Jeremy Houghtaling | Wayuga Contributing Writer
Tuesday, July 21 2009
STERLING -- Although the attendance for the first couple weekends of the Renaissance Festival has been modest, owner Doug Waterbury remains optimistic the following weekends will be better. Waterbury said he was warned by the former owners that soft openings were typical. He also knew that opening on the Fourth of July weekend meant a lot of people would have other events to attend, but that it was a good test run for all the new acts on a smaller crowd. The second weekend saw better attendance, according to Waterbury.
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No One Walked Alone at Clyde's Relay for Life
Lois Benning | Wayuga Contributing Writer
Tuesday, July 21 2009
CLYDE – In March 2008, Clyde Grange member Ann Taber arranged to have a
speaker from the American Cancer Society do a presentation at their
meeting. Robin Ferrin-Travis, director of Community Health Initiatives
and Special Events came and the Grange decided to become the lead
agency to bring a Relay for Life to Eastern Wayne County.
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Political Season Open in Wayne County
Louise Hoffman Broach | Wayuga Editor
Tuesday, July 21 2009
SAVANNAH - Donald Colvin, who lost the Savannah supervisor’s seat to
Ken Lauderdale after serving 48 years in office, will challenge
Lauderdale in a Republican primary in September in an attempt to win
back his seat.
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