Town of Ira to host open house
The town of Ira will host an open house at the municipal building to recognize historian Dorothy H. Southard today.
Southard has served as Ira town historian for 30 years.
A reception is planned from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at the municipal building, 2487 W. Main St., Cato.
Senate candidate gets endorsements
State Senate candidate Paloma Capanna, D-Webster, on Wednesday announced the first union endorsements for her 2008 campaign: the IBEW, UA Plumbers and Steamfitters, Laborers International, and Boilermakers.
“The issues of working women and men are among the issues of this campaign,” Capanna said in a news release. “Together with these unions, we will fight to protect retirement benefits, expand health insurance coverage and improve workplace safety.”
Capanna is running in the 54th Senate District, currently held by state Sen. Michael Nozzolio, R-Fayette.
APD to hold annual bike auction
The Auburn Police Department will hold its annual bicycle auction 8:30 a.m. Saturday, June 30. The auction will be held at the police garage, opposite the Off Track Betting parking lot, on the eastbound Arterial.
Approximately 100 bicycles and other miscellaneous items will be auctioned off.
All items are “as is.”
Man admits to disorderly conduct
An Auburn man pleaded guilty in Auburn City Court June 21 to disorderly conduct for an incident in which a city police officer was injured.
Christopher M. Costello, 28, of Apt. 501, 125 Austin Drive, was sentenced to a conditional discharge requiring him to stay out of trouble for a year, and community service. Costello was in a fight with Teddy J. Strachan, 30, of 27 Lafayette Place, in the Auburn post office parking lot May 13, which police struggled to break up. Officer Kyle Platt's thumb was broken during the altercation, according to police.
Strachan was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. His brother, Jeffrey, 31, of Apt. 1, 8 James St., Auburn, was charged with disorderly conduct and second-degree obstructing governmental administration by allegedly trying to stop his brother's arrest. Both cases are still pending.
- From staff reports
Southard has served as Ira town historian for 30 years.
A reception is planned from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at the municipal building, 2487 W. Main St., Cato.
Senate candidate gets endorsements
State Senate candidate Paloma Capanna, D-Webster, on Wednesday announced the first union endorsements for her 2008 campaign: the IBEW, UA Plumbers and Steamfitters, Laborers International, and Boilermakers.
“The issues of working women and men are among the issues of this campaign,” Capanna said in a news release. “Together with these unions, we will fight to protect retirement benefits, expand health insurance coverage and improve workplace safety.”
Capanna is running in the 54th Senate District, currently held by state Sen. Michael Nozzolio, R-Fayette.
APD to hold annual bike auction
The Auburn Police Department will hold its annual bicycle auction 8:30 a.m. Saturday, June 30. The auction will be held at the police garage, opposite the Off Track Betting parking lot, on the eastbound Arterial.
Approximately 100 bicycles and other miscellaneous items will be auctioned off.
All items are “as is.”
Man admits to disorderly conduct
An Auburn man pleaded guilty in Auburn City Court June 21 to disorderly conduct for an incident in which a city police officer was injured.
Christopher M. Costello, 28, of Apt. 501, 125 Austin Drive, was sentenced to a conditional discharge requiring him to stay out of trouble for a year, and community service. Costello was in a fight with Teddy J. Strachan, 30, of 27 Lafayette Place, in the Auburn post office parking lot May 13, which police struggled to break up. Officer Kyle Platt's thumb was broken during the altercation, according to police.
Strachan was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. His brother, Jeffrey, 31, of Apt. 1, 8 James St., Auburn, was charged with disorderly conduct and second-degree obstructing governmental administration by allegedly trying to stop his brother's arrest. Both cases are still pending.
- From staff reports
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