A footbrige crossing the Genesee River, parallel to Route 36 at the Leicester-Mount Morris boundary, will be open to Genesee Valley Greenway Trail traffic — hikers, bicyclists and horseback riders — next year.
A footbrige crossing the Genesee River, parallel to Route 36 at the Leicester-Mount Morris boundary, will be open to Genesee Valley Greenway Trail traffic — hikers, bicyclists and horseback riders — next year.
Few in the room had ever heard of the York Historical Society’s guest Cheryl Kobayashi — but by the end of her presentation, they would not soon forget her.
This was a busy weekend, here in Leicester, for the firemen celebrated the many years they served the community. I understand there was a parade through Leicester and many activities on Saturday, August 14.
York Central School recently received a seemingly strange donation from Minnehan’s Fun Center — 18 go-karts, to be used by York’s driver’s education program to teach the students about dangerous driving habits, such as texting or talking on a cell phone, as well as the hazards of drinking and driving.
For several days in a row now, Hawk’s cousin has been visiting from up south. He comes early in the morning before the heat of the day. He always sits on a lower branch than Hawk does, out of deference to this being Hawk’s home. It’s fun to host them both in my upper branches and listen in on the news that Hawk’s cousin brings.
A fire in the hamlet of Greigsville resulted in the total loss of a two story wood frame house on Saturday, Aug. 7. The emergency call to 3556 Main Street in the Town of York was received at 7:32 a.m.
YORK, N.Y. — M. Jean Copeland died on August 7, 2010 at age 85.
PINELLAS PARK, Fla. — Edith A. George, of Pinellas Park, Fla., died Thursday, July 29, 2010 at the age of 78. Formerly a long time resident of Wadsworth.
After 38 years of service to the congregation of York United Presbyterian Church, Neil Frood, Jr. will officially step down from his duties as pastor on Sunday, Aug. 15.
‘Don’t be afraid to think big’
I’ve been following the development of the Samuel Warren Homestead with interest since the York Historical Society bought the property in 2005. I dare say the little non-profit group scarcely knew what a treasure it had uncovered.
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