Carlton
• BURGLARY: Edward G. Ruckdeschel, 47, 1016 Point Breeze Road, Kent, was charged Sunday with five counts of third-degree burglary, three counts of third-degree criminal mischief, petit larceny, fifth-degree criminal possession of stolen property and five counts of third-degree criminal trespass. Sgt. Dean Covis and Deputy James Halstead filed the charges after a complaint at Lake Breeze Marina on Point Breeze Road in the Town of Carlton. Several storage buildings were found to have been broken into and property from the marina and boats in storage had been removed. Many items were recovered, but an inventory of items taken from the boats will not be completed until the owners can check their boats. Ruckdeschel was arraigned in Carlton Town Court, but due to his extremely long criminal history he was remanded to Orleans Count Jail without bail, according to reports.
On Tuesday, Ruckdeschel was arrested on additional charges of third-degree criminal mischief, third-degree criminal trespass and trespass. Halstead and Covis developed the additional charges when it was discovered storage units and campers at the Four C’s Marina were entered, according to the police report.
Albion
• LARCENY: Kevin L. White, 18, 108 Day St., Albion, was charged Monday with petit larceny. Deputy Erin Fuller arrested White on a warrant for the Jan. 6 larceny of items from Walmart. White was arraigned in Albion Town Court, where he was remanded to Orleans County Jail in lieu of $10,000 bail.
Kendall
• CHARGED: Samuel Mattison, 18, 1796 Kendall Road, Kendall, and Matthew R. Fisher, 18, 16604 Carr Road, Kendall, were charged Monday with third-degree burglary and petit larceny. Investigator Corey Black charged the pair as a result of an investigation into the break-in at C&J; Auto Service on Kenmore Road that was reported on Jan. 24. The pair were arraigned in Kendall Town Court and released on house arrest until their next scheduled court date of March 1.
Local News
POLICE REPORTS: Published Feb. 25
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Giving new life to the Diana
An effort that started four years ago is now nearing completion to get the marquee and the lights turned back on and the curtain raised for a new multi-purpose community entertainment center usage for the historic Diana theater building.
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Nothing to wine about
The third time was the charm for Wine About Winter, which brought hundreds of residents and visitors to downtown businesses and organizations and showcased a variety of local wines Saturday.
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Stop and Shop opens
The East Center Street Stop ‘N Shop is one of 27 Medina businesses hosting wine tastings Saturday during Wine About Winter, and the new store will offer much more when customers come back to shop.
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Showcase event
Wine About Winter, which is being held from 2 to 7 p.m. Saturday, brings hundreds of residents and visitors into downtown Medina, but local stores aren’t they only area businesses being showcased this weekend.
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Uniform Processing uses technology to help lenders, borrowers reach alternatives.
An Albion company uses computer technology to help clear up confusing mortgage transactions.
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Parties nominate in Albion contests
The Albion Democratic and Republican party caucuses held meetings to nominate candidates for two positions on the village board Tuesday, but the evening ended with only two candidates and some disappointment in the lack of interest in local government.
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Local leaders have power lunch
Business owners and elected officials gathered Friday at the Orleans County Chamber of Commerce’s annual legislative luncheon to discuss the current business climate and look ahead to the legislation that could help or hinder the local economy.
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Prepared patriots
At mobilization ceremonies across the state this weekend, hundreds of servicemen from the Army National Guard were cheered on their way to training for a possible overseas deployment.
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A church’s rebirth
The members of the Medina United Methodist Church plan to celebrate the rebirth of their community at this year’s Easter Mass, which church leaders said could be held at the partially constructed facility that will soon be the church’s home.
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The Orleans County Legislature approved a set of terms Wednesday on the proposed sale of a vacant Medina property that was once a Jubilee grocery store to Zor Inc., a holding company affiliated with Evans Ace Hardware.
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