Brockport board members vote to revoke police chief contract
Mayor Morton Wexler said at the August 15 Brockport Village Board meeting that village officials "made a mistake" when they approved the chief's contract back in January 2002. more

Brockport village leaders pull plug on water commission
The Water Commission, as the Village of Brockport has known it since almost 1914, will be disbanded. more

Brockport village welcomes college students
The Village of Brockport will be putting out the welcome mat, well, banner actually, for incoming and returning college students this fall, according to Scott Winner, the village's Economic Development and Marketing director. more

Cell phone 'do not call registry' available
Assemblyman Bill Reilich (134th District) reminds residents to protect their cell phone numbers by registering them with New York's Do Not Call registry. more

It's 'bring your own frog' to Clarkson Good Neighbor Days
Part of the fun and excitement of the frog jumping contest at Clarkson's Good Neighbor Days is the "bring your own frog" aspect of it. more

Hamlin FD receives financial boost
Hamlin's volunteer fire fighters received a financial boost in the way of a $10,000 grant for the purchase of equipment and training materials. more

Hilton Board of Education member resigns
Board of Education member Ted Welch of Hilton submitted his resignation to the board after serving nine years, two of which as vice president. more

Hilton parish welcomes new pastor
Parishioners at Saint Leo Roman Catholic Church in Hilton have a new spiritual leader. more

Lunch prices increase in Spencerport schools
Increased costs and reduced federal food commodities to schools are the causes for a school lunch rate increase in the Spencerport Central School District. The price will rise by 10 cents for the 2005-06 school year. more

Neighbors oppose Brockport rezoning for Sunflower Landing
Does the area truly need another senior housing project? That was one of the many questions posed by residents to the engineers of the proposed Sunflower Landing in the Village of Brockport during the August 15 public hearing on the project. more

Rochester lawyer appointed chairman of SUNY Brockport college council
Scott M. Turner was appointed to serve as the chairman of the SUNY Brockport College Council by NYS Governor George Pataki. more

SPARTAC vehicle use denied by Brockport board
The fate of an out-of-commission police vehicle that had been striped for use by SPARTAC members was decided by a vote of three to two at the Village of Brockport's August 15 meeting. more