Pirates of the Erie Canal get set to invade the village of Palmyra Aug. 5-6.
Chosen for this area’s Regional Council, one of 10 across the state, are Jim Hoffman, Chairman of the Wayne County Board of Supervisors and supervisor for the town of Williamson, Arcadia Town Supervisor Dick Colacino and Pamela Heald, president and CEO of Reliant Community Federal Credit Union.
Pick up this week’s print edition of the newspaper for these print-only, Exclusive stories:
Columnist Anne Palumbo discovers the equation: Long car rides + no tech = memorable moments!
Police: A roundup of local crime.
Calendar: Find an event happening in your area and plan ahead for the upcoming weekend.
Cheers and Jeers: Check out who we are cheering or jeering and read how to submit your own.
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If there was a definition of “Home Town Boy” in the dictionary it would say, “See Randy Wadhams.” He grew up in Lyons, played football for Lyons and even after he went away to college at in the fall of 1977 he came back to Lyons. But coming home isn’t always easy and sometimes might not be the best choice. More about that later.
Did your family go somewhere fun and fabulous this summer? Send us your summer vacation photos, and we’ll run some in print and some online. Visit WaynePost.com/localloop to upload and share.
This week’s most important date is Aug. 6, when Pirate Whitley comes to his haunted cave in the Palmyra Historical Museum. That’s right; it’s Pirate Weekend in Palmyra on Saturday only this year.