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News for the week of
July 11, 2004
In Features:
 Bergen’s ‘living history’ keeps the past moving toward the present
The Bergen Historical Society, a group interested in preserving the past for the future of Bergen, has undertaken another task in that quest. more
 Bikes for a buck (or less) at Brockport auction
Bikes - ones that are ready to roll and others that need maintenance and/or parts - will soon be available to the public as part of a bicycle auction being put on by the Brockport Police Department. more
 North Chili husband and wife recognized for volunteerism
Bill and Kay Hunt of North Chili were recognized for their 10 years of volunteer service with the Rochester Eye and Tissue Bank (RETB). more
Flag pole to be dedicated at Sweden Town Park
A 40 feet tall flag pole will be dedicated to the memory of Gerald Zastrow at the Sweden Town Park, Redman Road, on Sunday, July 18 at 2 p.m. A short ceremony will be held at the flag pole which is located on the north side of John Henion Parkway in the vicinity of the youth baseball fields. more
Individuals urged to donate blood this summer
Assemblyman Charles Nesbitt is urging local business, community and civic leaders to lend their support to causes that are vital to all of us: blood donations and blood drive sponsorships. more
Ladies Auxiliary members receive awards at convention
The 85th State Convention of the Department of New York Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States was held in Rochester recently. more
New publications focus on car donations
Two new publications dealing with car donations have been released by the Internal Revenue Service as part of an effort to help taxpayers avoid potential pitfalls when they donate automobiles to charities. more
Route 531 Extension Plan moves ahead
The Genesee Transportation Council has amended its 2003-2008 Transportation Improvement Program to include $5.8 million to advance the possible extension of Route 531 west to Redman Road in the Town of Sweden. more
Victorian music program scheduled for Cobblestone Church
A program of Victorian music will be presented in the historic Cobblestone Church in Childs on Thursday, July 15 at 7:30 p.m. more
In Briefly:
DMV in Ogden expands hours
The Department of Motor Vehicles has expanded their hours in the Town of Ogden. more
 Fourth of July celebrations light up Morgan Manning House
Brockport's historic Morgan Manning House was the setting for the celebration of the birth of the country and the 175th Anniversary of the village. more
Glenn Boetcher lodge dedication
There will be a dedication ceremony in Pineway Ponds Park to officially name the lodge on the hill after former Ogden Parks and Recreation Director, Glenn Boetcher. more
Hamlin looking into Sandy Creek enhancements
The Town of Hamlin is forming a new committee to look into the feasibility of enhancing Sandy Creek and looking at the accessibility of the town-owned lake frontage. more
Ladies Auxiliary elects officers
Members of the Chili Memorial Post 412 VFW Ladies Auxiliary elected new officers at a recent meeting. more
Legion Auxiliary elects officers
At the June meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, the following women were elected as the new officers for 2004-2005. more
Ogden free rabies clinic set
The Town of Ogden, along with Dr. Lenhard, DVM, and the Monroe County Health Department, is offering a free rabies clinic, Thursday, July 15, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Spencerport Fire Station 3, 2588 South Union Street. more
Small business person of the year nominations sought
The Small Business Council of the Rochester Business Alliance is asking the business community to select nominees for this year's distinguished Small Business Person of the Year Award. more
The Landing celebrates its fifth anniversary
In honor of the fifth anniversary of The Landing, the community is invited to a concert on the lawn on July 14. The concert will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will feature the sounds of "The Gates Swingers." more
In Schools:
All Saints Catholic Academy graduating Class of 2004
Donna Abamonte, Danielle Abrams, Joshua Agness, Lawrence Agness, David Amico, Richard Antelli, Chelsea Auburn, Roger Bailey, Lindsey Baker, Amanda Barcelo, Kristina Barsema, Meghan Bauer, Rachel Berner, Alexander Bernier more
 C-C JHS readers help city school libraries
As part of the Churchville-Chili Central School District's ongoing literacy initiative, the C-C Junior High School (JHS) Leo Club along with JHS English Language Arts teachers and Library Media Center staff, sponsored a student read-a-thon during April. more
 Hilton sisters match wits
Jill Bower was a typical tag along little sister. Her desire to emulate her older sister, Caitlin, was many times a source of frustration. Now, as a recent high school graduate, she has decided to copy her big sister again. This time, however, there is no fighting. more
 Brockport High School students
win MADD Poster/Essay Contest
Amanda Diamond and Michelle Roberts, Brockport High School students, were recent winners of the Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Poster/Essay Contest. more
 Book wins presidential award
Randy Book is the recipient of Roberts Wesleyan College's Presidential Award, Achievement Scholarship and Davison Scholarship, as well as scholarships from Tops and the Hamlin American Legion Post. more
In Seniors:
Two centenarians celebrate at The Landing
Marjorie VanCise will celebrate her 100th birthday and Mabelle Robbins will mark her 102nd birthday on July 12 at 2 p.m. at The Landing in Brockport. more
In Sports:
'Battle of the Burbs' golf tournament to tee off
The Gates Chili Chamber of Commerce of the Rochester Business Alliance (RBA), in conjunction with the Irondequoit Chamber of Commerce of the RBA, the Greece Chamber of Commerce and the Perinton Chamber of Commerce will be hosting the eighth Annual Battle of the 'Burbs Golf Tournament on Wednesday, July 28 at Shadow Pines Golf Club located at 600 Whalen Road, Penfield. The scramble format promptly kicks-off at 10 a.m. with a shot-gun start. more
 Destroyers place first in Spencerport Tournament
The Spencerport Destroyers Boys U11 team came in first place in the Spencerport Tournament. more
Horseback riding for the disabled offered
The Paddock Center for Equine Assisted Activities, Inc. has openings for riders and volunteers in the summer and fall sessions. The Paddock Center offers horseback riding opportunities for people of all ages who have disabilities or diverse needs. The sessions are conducted by instructors certified by the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association, Inc. (HARHA). more
 Lakeside hosts 13th annual golf classic
Lakeside's 13th annual Golf Classic raised more than $19,000 with the support of 113 golfers. more
Spencerport Area Chamber to host golf tournament
The Spencerport Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its Eighth Annual Community Golf Tournament on Monday, July 19 at Pinewood Country Club. more
Sports recertification clinics scheduled at SCS
Students wishing to participate in any fall, winter and/or spring interscholastic sports for the 2004-2005 school year must have proof of a valid sport physical and sport re-certification. more
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