Water District Makes Progress in Port Bay
Jeremy Houghtaling | Wayuga Contributing Writer
Wednesday, August 26 2009
HURON – The towns of Huron and Wolcott are working together to bring a new water district to the west side of Port Bay.
The Port Bay area was identified as a high priority project after
Wolcott completed a “Strategic Plan for Water System Improvements” in
2007.
The project will include about 181 homes in Huron, and another 110 in Wolcott.
The joint venture between the two towns will be headed by Wolcott, who
will submit all the paperwork and deal with any environmental issues.
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Dem Leaders Meet with Senator
Wednesday, August 26 2009
WATERLOO-Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D, NY), who is vacationing with her
family in upstate New York was the honored guest on Aug. 18 at the
Crow’s Nest Restaurant on Seneca Lake in Waterloo. Four central New
York County Democratic committees, represented by Wayne, Ontario,
Seneca and Yates, with about 150 members in attendance, hosted the
evening reception.
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Two Rescued from Lake Ontario
Louise Hoffman Broach | Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, August 26 2009
SODUS POINT - Two Colorado residents were rescued from Lake Ontario
Aug. 24 after their catamaran overturned in 3 - 5 foot waves, throwing
them into the water.
The sheriff’s Marine Patrol said the incident occurred at 2:11 p.m.,
off the entrance to the Sodus Bay Channel. The incident was called in
to the 911 center.
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Home Destroyed in Fire
Wednesday, August 26 2009
Sodus firefighters battled a fully engulfed blaze at a home at
Sprong’s Point in Sodus Aug. 24. Fire Chief Dan Littlefield said it
took two hours to bring the fire under control; the cause is being
investigated.
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Baker Placed at Fire Scene
Louise Hoffman Broach | Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, August 26 2009
NEWARK – A Wolcott man delivering papers said he saw Rickey Baker
leaving a porch on Elm Street, carrying a container shortly before the
porch burst into flames Aug. 14.
Baker, 55 of 318 Church St., Newark, faces a second-degree arson charge
for allegedly starting that fire and is a “person of interest” in a
fire the day before within in sight of the Elm Street fire. That first
blaze, on Colton Avenue, killed a man, 42-year-old Vincent Bell.
Bell’s girlfriend and their two children were slightly injured, but
escaped the fire with Bell’s help. He did not make it out of the house
in time.
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