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Two arrested on drug charges
ALBION — Two people have been arrested on drug charges following an investigation by the Orleans County Major Felony Crime Task Force.
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Albion Middle School performs "Seussical the Musical'
A musical based on 13 books from Dr. Seuss will be performed at 7 p.m. Friday and noon and 7 p.m. Saturday at the Albion Middle School auditorium.
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Town board considers separation of highway department from other offices
The Albion Town Board recently heard a proposal to put a barrier between the highway department and the other departments at Town Hall, in an effort to improve the town offices.
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Police: Drugs found on parolee
A Medina man has been charged with possession of narcotics after he showed up to his parole hearing with drugs in his vehicle, according to police.
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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. - SCHOOLS: Albion honors top graduates Proud parents and camera flashes were abundant Thursday evening at the Hickory Ridge Country Club, where the top students in the Albion Class of 2009 were honored for their hard work and efforts in the classroom.
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ALBION: Michael Hadick resigns from mayor's office in plea deal
The sound of phones ringing filled the Albion Village Hall on Friday, as word spread about Mayor Michael Hadick resigning from office. Hadick took a plea in Albion Town Court in which he agreed to resign his position and pay restitution in exchange for dropping charges of petit larceny and official misconduct, said District Attorney Joseph Cardone.
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ALBION: School musical kicks off week-long food drive
A caring community was the theme at Albion Elementary School on Thursday, as a week-long food drive kicked off.
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ALBION: Author Thomas M. McFarland to present book talk, signing
Depicting the Civil War, the great western cattle drives and Custer’s Last Stand, Albion resident Thomas M. McFarland’s new novel “River To Cross” combines fiction, love and history.
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ALBION: Middle School to present 'Witches, Britches, Rings and Things'
Taking audience members back to their childhoods, Albion Middle School will present the show “Witches, Britches, Rings and Things.”
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