Red Creek News

The town Zoning Board of Appeals meeting got a little scrappy Monday night at the courtroom at town hall, which was filled nearly to capacity.

Two women working at a Webster day spa have been accused of promoting prostitution, according to Webster Police.

State police said a Red Creek man stole a prescription pad from an Auburn doctor and used it get painkillers.

Prices for Christmas trees this season should be about the same as last year, but there may be fewer trees from which to choose.

Because of early deadlines for the Thanksgiving holiday issue, please get your news to me by Friday, November 20.

Photos: Men's basketball senior Garnell Vaughn helps the Mustang rake leaves in a yard.

A Red Creek man who tossed two Molotov cocktails at the residence of a Victory woman now faces up to two to six years in state prison for the fire bombing.

GROTON -- Maybe it was the weather, which began to shine down on them as they rode up Route 38, now designated the New York State Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Highway of Valor.

Harvest festival Saturday at Springdale Farms Springdale Farms in Ogden will kick off fall Saturday with a harvest festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The festival will include hay wagon rides, open hearth cooking, fishing, produce stands, children's crafts and more.

A Wayne County man faces a felony charge today in connection with a mobile home fire in Red Creek last month.

In Town of Wolcott Friday morning. Saturday, September 5, 2009 A teenager was discovered dead Friday morning in a camping trailer, behind a house, on Wall Street Road in the Town of Wolcott.

David Furletti, 38, an assistant principal at Jamesville-DeWitt High School, has been named the new principal at Paul V. Moore High School in Central Square.

By Amanda VanDerBroek Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald Published Friday, July 10, 2009 When I was younger my grandmother would tell me stories of her childhood.

A Wayne County man could be imprisoned more than 20 years for sending and possessing sexually explicit images of children.

Mass student search 'illegal, humiliating and invasive,' NYCLU says RED CREEK The New York Civil Liberties Union has called on the Red Creek Central School District in upstate New York to publicly apologize to high school students subjected to illegal, humiliating and invasive searches by state police and school officials.