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Proudly serving all of Wayne County in Print & Online at waynetimes.com May 15, 2011 Volume 23, #39 Driver c rashes through front window of ExpressM art Williamson Store Driver charged with DWI^ Bystander gets pepper sprayed after reportedly interfering The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a vehicle driving through the front door and window of the ExpressMart Convenience store at 4089 Route 104 in the Town of Williamson about 2:44 a.m. on Friday (5/13). The crash caused considerable damage to the front of the store and merchandise inside. Several customers and employees were inside at the time of the incident. No one inside was injured. The driver, Douglas W. Kennedy, age 59, of 4055 Stanford Street in William son told police he hit the accelerator by mistake after starting his vehicle while in a parking spot in front of the store. Upon investigation, Kennedy was charged by Wayne County Sheriff’s Deputy Calc Flora with DWI, Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle in the 1st Degree, Reckless Driving, Unsafe Start, Refusal to Submit to a Breath Screening Test and Criminal Mischief in the 4th de gree. He was arraigned and remanded to jail on $5000 cash/$10,000 bond Williamson Assistant Fire Chief Craig Bouwens responded to the scene and was evaluating the situation, when a by stander approached and began interfering with Bouwens’ assessment. When Sher iff’s Deputy Joe Ayotte approached the bystander, he began yelling and swear ing, began resisting and was eventually pepper sprayed. The bystander, Joseph G. Caraballo, age 27, of Greenview Fane in Williamson was subdued and charged with Disorderly Conduct and Resisting Arrest. He was arraigned by Williamson Justice Charles Mouses and remanded to jail on $250 cash/$500 bond. According ir. fCMarion Students a ^ * I tVacK>new4he1ghtsT?. 750 Newsstand W h a t 's N e w s Glass went flying and merchandise was scattered after Kennedy’s vehicle crashed through the front o f the store. to police, Caraballo’s girlfriend was re- the scene by the State Police, Williamson portedly a clerk at the store. Fire Department and Williamson Volun- The Sheriff’s Office was assisted at teerAmbulance. Eagle Scout Project promotes History of Huron Mike Chapin, whose family goes back several generations in the town of Huron, chose and completed the painting of the Dayton Mills Schoolhouse for his Eagle Scout project. The ceremony to present his award will be Sunday, May 22, at 2 p.m., at the Huron Presbyterian Church, North Huron Road between Ridge Road and Fummisville Road. In honor of Mike’s accomplishment. Town Historian Carol Flint has sched uled an Open House of the Town’s three historic buildings. These include: Day- ton Mills Schoolhouse, circa 1817, pre served as when it closed in 1935, located on cor ner of N. Huron Road and Slaght Road; Old Town Hall, circa 1849, where Town business was conducted until 1979 with completion of the new Town Hall, located at 6416 N. Huron Road; and Huron Grange, circa 1884, home of the first Juvenile Grange in New York State, lo cated on N. Huron Road across from the Old Town Hall. To celebrate the Sesqui- centennial of the Civil War, Historian Flint has done ex tensive research on Huron’s soldiers. Along with Civil War listings, there are list ings of Revolutionary War, War of 1812 and the Mexi can and Indian Wars. Whether a Huron resi dent, avid history buff or just interested in seeing a bit of history with a step back in time. All are invited! What fell to the earth, melted the surrounding sand to glass and disrupted power to some residents in Palmyra? Meals on Wheels for Kids? North Rose-Wolcott Nation's Only School District for Test Project ............ Page 11 Savannah Board tells Highway Super: Deal with Budget Overruns .... Page 21 County-wide Sports coverage begins on Page 7 MUG of the WEEK Macedon man/waiter charged with credit card theft/shopping spree Law & Order begins on P a g e 15 INDEX In This Corner ................. 2 Opinions ........................... 4 People in the News ....... 5 Events ............................... 6 Sports ......................... 7-10 Home & Living...............12 Senior News .................. 15 Obituaries ....................... 16 Law & Order .............. 17-19 Board Meetings ......... 21-24 OurWorld ......................... 23 Inside the CCE..................26 OurWorld ......................... 27 Nascar. .............................. 28 Judgments ....................... 31 Classifieds ........................ 34 In This Corner... Thank goodness I don't have to vote for any of these three idiots See Page 2
