Finger Lakes Chorale Seeks Area Singers for Upcoming Concerts
Wednesday, August 26 2009
CANANDAIGUA – The Finger Lakes Chorale of Finger Lakes Community
College, under the direction of Dennis Maxfield, is seeking new members
for two performances of secular and sacred music of the holiday season
on Dec. 12 and 13.
Rehearsals begin on Sept. 8, but registration will be ongoing through
Sept. 22. Registration and rehearsals take place on Tuesdays at 7 p.m.
in room B-355 at FLCC’s Canandaigua campus, 3325 Marvin Sands Drive.
Singers should arrive early in order to complete the registration
process.
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Not-So-Big Read
Wednesday, August 26 2009
MACEDON - Brooks Tenney, author of “New Silk Road,” will speak at
Books, ETC. on Aug. 30 at 4 p.m. Tenney, a retired engineer, has used
his travel experiences to write a novel of intrigue.
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Oaks Meets with Corrections Officers
Wednesday, August 26 2009
AUBURN - Last week, Assemblyman Robert C. Oaks (R,C - Macedon) joined
his Assembly Minority colleagues in hosting a forum on workforce issues
in the correctional system at the Cayuga County office building in
Auburn. Included in the discussion were representatives from the New
York State Correction Officers and Police Benevolent Association
(NYSCOBA), Auburn State Prison, Cayuga Correctional Facility and Butler
Correctional Facility.
“Hearing testimony directly from correction officers was extremely helpful to all of the legislators in attendance,” said Oaks.
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Dalton Election Appeal successful
Louise Hoffman Broach / Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, August 26 2009
ROCHESTER – Rank and file Republican voters in Wayne County will decide
which candidate will appear on their ballot line line after all.
A state appellate court last week overturned state Supreme Court Judge
John Ark’s ruling that upheld the Wayne County Board of Elections’
decision to disqualify 67 signatures on David Dalton’s nominating
petitions. At the request of Wayne County Republican Chairman Daniel
Olsen and with advice from the state Board of Elections, local
elections officials disqualified the signatures, The witnesses who
circulated the petition on which they appeared stated they lived in the
Town of Wolcott when they actually lived in the part of the Village of
Wolcott that is located in the Town of Butler.
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