LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - JUNE 12, 2022 by Jim Farnholz Supervisor, Town of LeRoy (585)768-6910 ext.231 WithMemorial day being the unofficial start of summer things have been very busy around town. Our recreation staff and lifeguards have been hired and are ready to go. The Town and Village are working on getting the pool ready for opening. There have been some delays on delivery of materials for the spray park but construction has started, and if all of the materials arrive we should have it open by the 4th of July.As a cost savingmeasure we are not printing the recreation book this summer. All of the information will be on both the Town web page as well as the LeRoy recreation facebook page. The recreation staff will have a table at the Farmer’s market this week and next, where you can buy pool passes and get information on camps and programs. While on the topic, this Saturday June 11th is opening day of the Farmer’s market. Come out and support local businesses and farmers and enjoy day. I have been getting some questions about the Town wide water project. Presently our application to the Federal government , Rural Development office is being processed. When we receive a response from them we will have some concrete numbers as to cost of the program as well as a potential timeline. My hope is to have this information by August. At that time we will have an informational meeting for all involved. People have expressed concern about theTown doing a reassessment of property. The Town Board and I have decided to postpone any reassessment until there is some stabilization of the housing market. When that happens we will undertake a reassessment but will phase it in over several years to prevent a huge rise in property values and taxes. I would also like to clear up some confusion on assessment. While New York state would like municipalities to be at 100% assessed value, there is NO legal requirement to do so. As such we are sensitive to the tax implications of both reassessment and tax rates and will strive to lessen the impact as much as possible on LeRoy taxpayers. Get out and enjoy the nice weather, I hope to see you around town at the farmers market this weekend. Around Town Submitted by Jon Privitera Twins 10 Orioles 6 - In their final meeting of the regular season, the Twins and Orioles would face off in another great battle. Peyton Privitera would throw 4 innings striking out 7 batters. MatthewMcCulley would come in and relieve Privitera striking out 4. Carson Wetsell would come in to close the game in the 6th striking out 2 batters himself. The Twins offensively scored 10 runs scored by Peyton Privitera, Edwin Lathan, Kylie Wilson, Matthew McCulley, Ben Geittner and nick Porcelli. Andrew Sibley would hit 2 runs in and Brody Wilson had 1 RBI. The offensive charge for the Orioles would be led by Sammy Bogue and Kade Olivani who would score 2 each. Also scoring for the Orioles would be Carter Mcclurg and Andreas Condidorio. Condidorio would also come in and relieve Olivani on the mound and play spectacular defense while there. The 2 team will meet for the final time in the first game of the playoffs where we’re sure it will be a battle for the ages. Yankees 7 Red Sox 3 - The Yankees defeated the Red Sox 7-3 in the regular season finale for both teams. AnthonyWarner led the Yankees with a solid allaround performance. Anthony was the starting pitcher and tossed 5 strong innings which included 13 strikeouts while allowing only 2 hits in picking up his 6th pithing victory of the season. Offensively Anthony paced the Yanks with 3 hits including a triple and a 2-run home run to deep center field as he finished the game with 2 runs scored and 3 RBI. Austin Silvernail also had 3 hits (2 runs), Ryan O’Geen had 2, and Blake Bericree, and Blake Fetzer each had 1. Colton Halladay handled the pitching for the Red Sox with a solid effort of 5.2 innings with 9 strikeouts. He also had a big day at the plate picking up 2 doubles and scoring 2 runs. Jayden Duyssen picked up 2 hits and a walk to reach base safely in all 3 of his plate appearances. LeRoy Little League June 1, 2022 - The LeRoy Police Department arrested Luis Gabriel Torres located on Gilbert Street in the Village of LeRoy. Torres was charged with attempted Assault 2nd - Intent to Cause Physical Injury With a Weapon (Class E Felony), Menacing 2nd- With a Weapon (Class A Misdemeanor) and Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd- Previous Conviction (Class D Felony). Torres was transported back to the LeRoy Police Department to be processed and arraigned. Torres was later remanded to the Genesee County Jail with bail set at $20,000 cash, $40,000 secured bond and $80,000 bond and was also given a full stay away order of protection against Torres. Torres was given a court date of June 7th, 2022 at 1:00pm, returnable to the LeRoy Town Court to answer to the charges. LeRoy Police Department Press Release
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