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One thing is for certain THE WINDS OF CHANGE ARE COMING! Granted not everyone wants the pool and as one person stated weighing needs and wants. It is still the volunteers and private donors. Welch had discussed things and we were lead to believe there was a LeRoy Pool, LLC that was interested in purchasing and running the pool.

Our mayor had a nice letter that he and Mr. Welch stated this has come down to a public safety issue too. The voices were strong for and questions were flowing, but it is amazing that we, the taxpayers, both direct and indirectly, have to fight for this. They have committed to forming a committee to discuss all legalities. 'It's not even reasonable!'īut village trustees said that if the village is going to be the lead agency on pool repairs, state law requires that the job be bid out to contractors and that prevailing wage must be paid to workers.įor more on this story, read the coverage from The Batavian 's news partner, WBTA. 'We are certainly not going to accept (the village's deal), because this is not practical,' Welsh firmly said. Taking over operations of the pool was never part of the group's plans, Welsh said. His group's proposal for several weeks has been to raise several thousand dollars, and complete the state-required pool safety repairs on donated volunteer labor. That was not our purpose,' said group leader and former county legislator Mike Welsh. 'I don't think any of us (volunteers) want to take over. A police officer said, 'the cameras appear to have come from the burglary at the school the other night.'Įxpectations where high that a plan to transfer ownership of the Le Roy municipal pool to a private volunteer group would save the pool, but the deal fell apart at the last minute.Ī group of volunteers rejected the proposal because they didn't want to assume long-term ownership of the pool, and Mayor Ged Brady said state law prevents the village from using volunteer labor to make much needed repairs.

#Charles schwartz and cindy schwartz drug dealer update#

UPDATE 7:40 p.m.: Based on a scanner conversation: A mother learned of 'the situation' shortly after this post went up and spoke with a son about it and he surrendered some cameras to her (the mother-son relationship is a bit of an assumption). Williams is accused of being on school property, but he reportedly left before the alleged burglary took place.Īssisting in the investigation was the Le Roy School District and the Genesee County Sheriff's Office. Some of the property has been recovered.Ĭharged were Kyle Nash, of 7 Myrtle St., Le Roy, and a 15-year-old suspect whose name was not released.īishop Williams, 18, of 106 Lake St., Le Roy, was charged with criminal trespass, 3rd. The duo, along with an alleged accomplice, are accused of stealing a computer system, several cameras and camcorders. The case of a burglary at Le Roy Central School over the weekend has been solved, according to Le Roy Police.Ī 24-year-old village resident and a juvenile have been charged with burglary, 3rd, and grand larceny, 4th. McKenzie is accused of stealing jewelry from a store at Darien Lake Theme Park. Pamela Lynn McKenzie, 36, of Covell Road, Pavilion, is charged with petit larceny. The calls were allegedly harassing in nature. Carr is accused of making more than 140 phone calls to known persons in the Town of Alexander. Ryan Michael Carr, 23, of Filner Avenue, North Tonawanda, is charged with aggravated harassment, 2nd. Starks was taken into custody without incident when he was found in a vacant apartment at 1 Dawson.

Starks was arrested on a warrant issued following an investigation into an incident in the city June 6.

Spruce St., Batavia, is charged with criminal contempt, 1st, assault, 3rd, and endangering the welfare of a child.

Donoghue is accused of providing alcohol to a person under age 21 while in the park on Munson Street, Le Roy.ĭuffy L. Donoghue, 21, of 206 Callan Road, Le Roy, is charged with unlawful dealing with a child, 1st. Shrauger allegedly forged checks and asked an acquaintance to cash them for him at a local financial institution. Shrauger is being held in the Genesee County Jail on unrelated charges. Shrauger, 41, of 6 Hull Park, Batavia, is charged with forgery, 2nd, possession of a forged instrument, 2nd, and petit larceny.