Tragedy on the Tracks
Louise Hoffman Broach / Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, February 3 2010
 MACEDON - For the third time this winter, a car has become stuck at a grade crossing in Macedon and hit by a CSX freight train.
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Lyons Man Killed by Train
Louise Hoffman Broach / Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, February 3 2010
LYONS – A man who lived on Franklin Street near the CSX tracks was
killed Jan. 30 when he apparently stepped in front of a freight train,
Lyons Police Chief Michael Donalty said.
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Reckitt Becomes Fruit Processing
Louise Hoffman Broach / Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, February 3 2010
WOLCOTT - Three of Empire Fruit Growers’ six partners are embarking on
a new enterprise at the former Reckitt & Benckiser plant on Main
Street.
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“Family Rights” Activist Arrested in Lyons
Louise Hoffman Broach / Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, February 3 2010
 LYONS - A familiar fixture in the fight for what he calls “family
rights,” local activist John Murtari has once again been arrested for
writing his message in chalk on the walls of a public building.
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Ice Fisherman Dies on Sodus Bay
Louise Hoffman Broach / Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, February 3 2010
SODUS POINT - A Rochester man who was ice fishing alone on Sodus Bay
died Feb. 1 after he apparently went through the ice about 100 feet
from shore near Central Avenue.
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Miner Retires from NR-W
Louise Hoffman Broach / Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, February 3 2010
 NORTH ROSE - Raising test scores and passing a $21 million capital
improvement project without direct impact on property taxes are the
legacies that Lucinda Miner is leaving North Rose-Wolcott as she ends a
42-year career in education.
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Blue Heron Hills Hopes for Buyer
Louise Hoffman Broach / Wayuga Editor
Wednesday, February 3 2010
Golf Course May Stay Closed in 2010
GANANDA - The superintendent of Blue Heron Hills believes that the bank
which holds the mortgage on the financially-troubled golf course and
country club will try to find a buyer for the enterprise.
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Volunteers Needed for Lake Clean Sweep
Wednesday, February 3 2010
Weekend Event Will Encourage Community Cleanup Activities Along Canal System ALBANY - In preparation for the upcoming 185th consecutive navigation
season on the New York State Canal System and Earth Day 2010, the New
York State Canal Corporation, in partnership with Parks & Trails
New York, the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation and
the New York State Consumer Protection Board, recently announced that
it is seeking volunteers for the Fifth Annual Canal Clean Sweep
scheduled to take place during the weekend of April 16 – 18.
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