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Lee Logins of Sodus was selected the Wayne County Basketball player of the week. … Logins, a 6-foot junior guard, had 15 points and five assists against Clyde-Savannah.
The Marauders tune up for sectionals
The Indoor Track team traveled to NY Chiropractic College for a meet on January 30, 2010 and many members of the Girls and Boys team had outstanding performances.
SODUS: Floyd J. Scott, 98, died peacefully at home on June 19. He lived almost a century and his life was one of responsible hard work and service to his community. Born in Macedon on a muck farm his exceptional mechanical ability kept the old…
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Dear Friends,
Wow! I didn’t realize how many readers are out there that enjoy reading my articles. Thank you for being patient while I had my break. I had emails, phone calls and even snail mail. I prefer email if at all possible. I’m not much for chatting on the phone. Anyway, Ashley was getting ready for her upcoming vacation in Florida, so we decided to spend some quality time together and go find a place to eat. click here to read the rest of the article
August 26, 2010 This week, as last week, “community minded” people submitted letters to the editor outraged by NYS Comptroller DiNapoli’s report of what his auditors found while looking into the embezzlement of funds by former…
Plain Talk March 25, 2010 By Brooks Tenney USA Today’s recent piece, “The Future of Capitalism” by contributing writer Alan Webber offered the suggestion that our nation needs a debate on the way we practice capitalism—as…
Scrapbook, by Brooks Tenney This space should have contained Part 2, Conclusion of Spencer Speedway—A Brief Glance in the Rear View Mirror. We defer that piece until next week to bring you this hitherto untold account…
By Perry Howland WILLIAMSON, June 26: Members of Williamson Senior High School Class of 2010 won’t have any trouble remembering a significant event along with their graduation in years to come. That memory will come in…
By Wilma Young SODUS BAY, August 27 – The pictures say it all. It’s a gross-looking, stinky, floating mess that looks like discolored, streaking paint and iridescent scum. No one in their right mind would want…
by Wilma Young SODUS, June 26 – With a threat of showers, the SCS Commencement was moved indoors to the Field House, and right on cue sprinkles did come down. Not to worry as spirits couldn’t…
By Perry Howland LYONS, Norsen Bridge Park, June 13 – How fitting that a self-proclaimed “outdoor kid” could receive Boy Scouting’s highest award surrounded by nature’s beauty of grass and trees and under the roof of…
Salutatorian Ashley Briggs Ashley Briggs has earned the honor of representing the Class of 2010 as their Salutatorian. Traditionally, the Salutatory address at commencement centers on the future endeavors of the graduating class, but with that…
ALTON – April 22 – It was a day that Cheri Roloson, founder and farm manager of Cracker Box Palace Farm Animal Haven at Alasa Farms, had only dreamed of. The letter from the New York…
By Perry Howland SODUS, June 8 – “After a storm comes a calm” wrote Mathew Henry, but for Sodus Village Board members their June meeting was an exact reversal. Carol Sergeant and John Cook spoke on…
By Wilma Young WILLIAMSON, June 26 – it was anticipated that almost 2,000 people were going to turn out to support RWDSU strikers at Mott’s last Saturday; probably 500 showed up. It was an outpouring of…
By Perry Howland WILLIAMSON, June 26: Members of Williamson Senior High School Class of 2010 won’t have any trouble remembering a significant event along with their graduation in years to come. That memory will come in…
Valedictorian David Ferland Top of the Williamson Central School Class of 2010 is David Ferland with 97.39 GPA. A quiet, thoughtful, hard working student, he is the son of proud parents Al and Cindy Ferland. David…
With the formal presentation completed, Superintendent of Schools Maria Ehresman joined Dr. Martin in a spirited question and answer session. Echoing Dickens’ words, “it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity,” one…
By Wilma Young WILLIAMSON, March 4 – Kids were working in small groups, some rolling their arms swirling around in their black uniforms in front of mirrors going through the motions and positions, speaking in chanted…
By Chris Kenyon The kings are making their summer appearance in Wayne County waters of Lake Ontario. After a slow start, defined as a scattered pattern, the salmon are currently showing some consistency. Of course consistency…
The season is scheduled to kick off on Friday, May 21, with a 100-lap SST Modified main event. Most weeks the NASCAR Sunoco Race Fuels Modifieds will be joined by the Street Stocks, Super Sixes and…
Here’s the scoop from Clam Pro-Staffer Kenyon. It gets a 5 out of 5 star recommendation. An added tip for the guy that’s on the ice all winter; buy the runners for the bottom, so the…
by Wilma Young SODUS, June 26 – With a threat of showers, the SCS Commencement was moved indoors to the Field House, and right on cue sprinkles did come down. Not to worry as spirits couldn’t…
Dear Friends,
Wow! I didn’t realize how many readers are out there that enjoy reading my articles. Thank you for being patient while I had my break. I had emails, phone calls and even snail mail. I prefer email if at all possible. I’m not much for chatting on the phone. Anyway, Ashley was getting ready for her upcoming vacation in Florida, so we decided to spend some quality time together and go find a place to eat. 
