Northern Breezes
Ruth Carter
Wednesday, August 19 2009
he Alasa Academy is hosting a fundraiser camping weekend starting From
Sept. 11 - 13. On Saturday, there is also a chuck wagon dinner for an
additional fee if interested. This fundraiser is to help keep the
academy running and to help with future expansion plans and projects.
For information on pricing give Sharon a call at -573-1470.
SPUMC
The Sodus Point United Methodist Church has welcomed a new pastor into
the church with open arms and with a welcoming basket. Pastor Bong Hee
has been with the church for two weeks now.
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Kenyon Speaks in Lyons
Wednesday, August 19 2009
LYONS- As Chris Kenyon, writer, outdoor enthusiast and promoter for
Wayne County Tourism, shared his favorite local hiking and nature gems,
heads nodded in recognition and smiles of memories on the various Wayne
County trails were seen to creep across the faces of the 22 people who
gathered at Lyons Recreation Center on Aug. 6. Kenyon’s talk
“Discovering the Wonders of Wayne County” was the first in a series of
presentations made possible through a grant from Parks and Trails New
York. Kenyon, local outdoor columnist (Williamson Sun and Sodus Record,
Finger Lakes Times), shared his hiking journal reflections and
encouraged his audience to try journaling.
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Lincoln Mural Unveiled in Clyde
Lois Benning | Wayuga Contributing Writer
Wednesday, August 19 2009
CLYDE - Before they let the community see it, those responsible for
the research behind the village’s new Lincoln mural wanted to share
their story.
Preceding the unveiling of the mural, an informal presentation was held
inside Galen’s Express Lane Market and Pharmacy while attendees enjoyed
coffee in the cafe area.
At noon, everyone congregated outside and were joined by many other
members of the community on a hot day to get their first look at the
mural of Lincoln’s visit to Clyde.
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Fire Kills Newark Father: Man accused of Setting Similar Fire Arrested
Jeremy Houghtaling | Wayne County Contributing Writer
Wednesday, August 19 2009
NEWARK - A Newark man was charged with second-degree arson after a pair
of suspicious house fires, one of them fatal, in the village Aug. 13
and 14.
Rickey Baker, 55 of 318 Church St., was arraigned before Village
Justice Dan Barrett and sent to the Wayne County jail without bail in
connection with the second fire, in which there were no injuries. He
was charged after police say witnesses saw him set the fire that
damaged the porch and siding of a three-family home at 113 Elm St. in
Newark, around the block from the fatal Colton Avenue fire the day
before.
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