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thedailynewsonline.com | Brian Quinn
BATAVIA - Residents of the 24th Congressional District did not have their congressional representative in the room to talk to Tuesday night, but they had four other panelists to whom they were able to address questions and concerns amid federal cuts that have been made or are under consideration. There were 247 people in attendance at the Arc GLOW Community Center on Woodrow Street, according to the Concerned Citizens of NY24, which organized the town hall session.
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thedailynewsonline.com | Brian Quinn
WARSAW — Repairs on the former Poor Boys Restaurant & Lounge in Silver Springs will need to be done when a civil case involving the property returns to court next month, a judge said Tuesday. Owner Karson W. Heubusch II did not show up for Tuesday’s hearing in which he and his wife Ramona were represented by attorney Marshall Kelly. kAm#2>@?2 2=D@ H2D ?@E AC6D6?E]k^AmkAm“(6’== 6IA64E E@ D66 2== E92E 244@>A=:D965 H96? H6 4@>6 324< @?
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thedailynewsonline.com | Brian Quinn
BATAVIA — The town of Batavia Fire Department members and a firm are working a retirement benefit plan to put on the ballot in November. The Length of Service Awards Plan (LOSAP) is in its early stages, said Board of Directors member Jim Ward. The Batavia Town Board last week authorized the Fire Department to work with the company PENFLEX on a financial analysis on the feasibility and sponsorship requirements of the proposed awards plan. The department will pay PENFLEX a one-time fee of $2,000.
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thedailynewsonline.com | Brian Quinn
HILTON — Community members and supporters bought raffle tickets, clothes and food over the weekend to help terminated corrections officers from Albion and Orleans correctional facilities and their families. Padraic “Paddy” Horgan, who co-organized Sunday’s event at Robbie’s Bar and Grill with Amanda Eartly, Susan Sullivan and Patty Russell, said according to Robbie’s, it raised about $8,000, but donations were still arriving as of Tuesday morning.
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thedailynewsonline.com | Brian Quinn
BATAVIA - The city may consider changing a local law to allow open containers of alcohol in the Downtown Batavia Business Improvement District (BID). BID Executive Director Shannon Maute said the goal is to create a social district within the boundaries of BID. It would require a public hearing and then City Council approval. kAmQ%96 @A6?
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