The Town of Webb Police Department has reported the following recent law enforcement activity.
• A 64-year-old Old Forge man was charged with Harassment, 2nd degree following an incident that occurred on Thursday, August 6 at 11:46 a.m.
According to the report, the defendant was arrested following a complaint from a Kinney Drugs employee who stated that he had continued to harass her verbally on several occasions after she had asked him to stop. Continue reading
Inlet Public Library was one of eight libraries in State Senator Hugh T. Farley’s 49th Senatorial District that were recently awarded construction funds that will allow them to improve their facilities.
The library will receive $29,831 earmarked for interior renovations such as storage space, bathroom renovations, and electrical renovations for computers. Continue reading
On behalf of the MAC’s Safe Ride Board, I would like to thank the Town of Webb Class of 2014 for generously donating the balance of funds that remained in their post-graduation account to our organization.
There are so many other ways they could have utilized these funds, and we are greatly touched and deeply grateful for their generosity and thoughtfulness.
Gisele Kress, Old Forge
MAC’s Safe Ride co-founder
by Marianne Christy
An All-Girls Cocktail Party, the third annual gathering to honor the memory of the late Kirsty Sutherland, will be held at the Eagle Bay Park camp of Deb and John Barry on Sunday, August 23 from 6 p.m.
The party, at 127 Eagle Point Rd., will include cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages and a variety of Kirsty’s signature appetizers. There will also be raffles. In honor of Kirsty, this year’s theme is sunflowers and cowboy boots and party-goers are asked to dress accordingly. Continue reading
by Andrew Getty
Remember in an article, right here in The Weekly Adirondack, how it was said you could tell what time of year it was by the activity in the Code Office?
Well, that again is proving pretty accurate.
With all this really unbelievable weather the number of phone calls coming in has gone way up.
Most of the callers are looking for advice as to what is required to do whatever project it is they want to do. Continue reading
William Philip (“Phil”) Christy, Jr., 96, passed on to the afterlife on August 5, 2015. He was born in Old Forge, NY, on July 28, 1919 (also his son Bill’s and grandson Will’s birthday) and lived there until his family moved to the Syracuse area in 1937.
He graduated from Liverpool High School in 1937, from Syracuse University in 1943 and from Syracuse University College of Law in 1952.
He became a Certified Public Accountant in 1947. Continue reading
The members of Niccolls Church’s Mission Boutique Capital Campaign committee wish to offer our thanks and a hearty “Well Done!” to the bakers of the 80-plus delicious and lovely pies that sold out early at the Saturday, July 18 Pies in the Park Sale.
A grateful shout out also goes to the many smiling and efficient volunteers who offered part of their summer weekend to put up tents, move and set up tables and chairs, price, wrap, sell and slice pies, scoop ice cream, squirt whipped cream, pour lemonade, staff the cashier table…and a few hours later take it all down again! Continue reading