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Medina
POSSESSION: Cody A. Verdesia, 18, 16 Oakland Ave., was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana Nov. 21. Verdesia is due Monday in Medina Village Court.
HARASSMENT: Matthew S. Fairchild, 35, 11105 W. Center St. Ext., was charged with second-degree aggravated harassment and fourth-degree criminal mischief Nov. 22. Fairchild is due Monday in Medina Village Court.
DWI: Michael C. Duffield, 35, 315 Pearl St., was charged Thursday with driving while intoxicated. Duffield is due Dec. 14 in Medina Village Court.
POSSESSION: Kasey J. Wagner, 27, 3578 Horan Road, was charged Thursday with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Wagner is due Dec. 14 in Medina Village Court.
DWI: Kevin T. Dukes, 20, 505 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo, was charged Thursday with driving while intoxicated. Dukes is due Monday in Medina Village Court.
ASSAULT: Chad E. Heideman, 35, 10540 Roosevelt Highway, Lyndonville, was charged Saturday with second-degree assault. Heideman was held in lieu of $10,000 bail and will be scheduled to return to Medina Village Court.
RAPE: Joel R. Fidanza, 32, 618 West Center St., was charged Saturday with first-degree rape. Fidanza was held on $10,000 bail and is due Thursday in Medina Village Court.
Albion
HARASSMENT: Jenna J. Condoluci, 19, of Albion, was charged Nov. 23 with second-degree harassment. Condoluci is due Dec. 15 in Albion Town Court.
LARCENY: Michael P. Adam, 37, of Albion, was charged Nov. 24 with fourth-degree grand larceny and petit larceny. Adam is due Dec. 16 in Albion Town Court.
HARASSMENT: Katrina E. Hart, 28, of Albion, was charged Nov. 24 with second-degree harassment. Hart is due Tuesday in Albion Town Court.
LARCENY: David W. Newbould, 38, of Albion, was charged Thursday with third-degree grand larceny, criminal possession of stolen property greater than $3,000, fourth-degree grand larceny and petit larceny.
POSSESSION: Christopher M. Mana, 26, of Batavia, was charged Thursday with second-degree possession of a forged instrument and fourth-degree criminal possession.
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Republicans sweep Albion
Republicans swept the Albion village election Tuesday with all three incumbents reclaiming their seats.
Mayor Dean Theodorakos, who received 419 votes, defeated Tracy Jennings, with 97; and trustees Eileen Banker, with 406, and Kevin Sheehan, 406, defeated James Skaggs, 96, and Sandra Walter, 115. -
Medina voters say ‘yes’ to court dissolution and Tabelski
It was a good day for the Village Party, as their three candidates for Medina Village office, Mayor Adam Tabelski and trustees Andrew Meier and Sue Squires were elected.
Tabelski beat opponent Clayton Ehrenreich 509 to 295. Incumbent Meier received 555 votes and newcomer Squires received 556; both were unopposed. Also passing, with a vote of 471 to 238, was Proposition One. As of April 4, 2011, the Village of Medina court system will now be dissolved into the towns of Ridgeway and Shelby. -
Medina, Albion prepare for elections
As Tuesday approaches, many area voters are making their final decisions on who they want to see in office in either Medina or Albion, and whether or not they should vote “yes” or “no” on Proposition 1 on the Village of Medina ballot.
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Area farms prepare for maple season
As winter comes to a close and the spring season is upon us, several local farms have been busy tapping trees, collecting sap, boiling, making products and preparing for the annual Maple Weekends.
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Medina welcomes newest officer
After graduating top in his class, Torry Tooley is the newest addition to the Medina Police Department.
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Change clocks, batteries
As the time change approaches Sunday, the Medina Fire Department wants to remind residents to make another change that could save their lives — changing the batteries in their smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors.
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Webster Schubel & Meier moves after 60 years
After 60 years, Webster Schubel & Meier has moved its law offices to the R. H. Newell building. Attorney Andrew Meier purchased the Shirt Factory building five years ago and has since been working hard on revitalization and upgrades to bring the property to life. The law firm’s move is the most recent addition to the property.
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District looks at budget restraint
Residents who live within the Lyndonville Central School District and members of the Board of Education were presented with a budget progress report Monday night, in which budgeting challenges and plans were outlined.
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Medina teen pleads guilty to sex abuse
A Medina teen accepted a plea deal Monday admitting guilt in charges that he sexually abused two juvenile victims in Lockport.
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