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Assemblyman Hawley Invites Public to Join Him at Town Hall Meetings
***NOTICE OF PUBLIC TOWN HALL MEETINGS***
ASSEMBLYMAN HAWLEY INVITES PUBLIC
TO JOIN HIM AT TOWN HALL MEETINGS
As part of his on-going constituent outreach events, Assemblyman Steve Hawley (R, I, C – Batavia) is inviting members of the public to join him at a series of Town Hall meetings to be held on Saturday, May 9 throughout Orleans and Niagara counties. Similar Town Hall series will be held later this year within Genesee and Monroe counties.
“Serving as your state representative is one of the most rewarding experiences of my life and every day I am proud and honored to serve you. In order to ensure your voice is heard in Albany, I am hosting this series of Town Hall meetings and I hope you will come to share your thoughts and concerns with me,” said Assemblyman Hawley.
All members of the public and press are invited and encouraged to attend. For more information regarding this series of Town Hall meetings or for future series, please call Hawley’s district office at (585) 589-5780.
Assemblyman Steve Hawley’s Town Hall Meetings:
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Barre Town Hall
14317 West Barre Road in Albion
14317 West Barre Road in Albion
9:30 am
Murray Town Hall
3840 Fancher Road in Holley
11:15 am
Murray Town Hall
3840 Fancher Road in Holley
11:15 am
Gaines Town Hall
14087 Ridge Road in Albion
12:30 pm
Ridgeway Town Hall
410 West Avenue in Medina
2:00 pm
14087 Ridge Road in Albion
12:30 pm
Ridgeway Town Hall
410 West Avenue in Medina
2:00 pm
Somerset Town Hall
8700 Haight Road in Barker
4:00 pm
8700 Haight Road in Barker
4:00 pm
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News roundup: A queen, a rodeo, a barbecue and a birthday
There was no lack of entertainment in Genesee County this past weekend. And it seems that Daily News reporter Roger Muehlig got a little taste of it all. Muehlig was in Attica Sunday for the 51st annual Attica Rodeo that drew more than 7,000 spectators over the weekend. Says Waterport resident Carl Miller of the rodeo: "We like it."
Muehlig was also at the Elba Onion Festival Saturday for the crowning of the Onion Queen. Seventeen-year-old Nicole Heffle received the honor. "It's always (been) like my dream to be Onion Queen," she said.
As if those two grand events weren't enough for one tireless reporter, Muehlig got over to the Toys for Kids chicken barbecue fundraiser Saturday outside T-Shirts Inc.'s new location at 438 East Main St. All proceeds from the barbecue will benefit Don Carroll's Toys for Kids campaign for Christmas.
I hope Muehlig is home taking a day off today.
The one place Muehlig wasn't to be found this weekend was at the town of Murray's bicentennial celebration. No matter, Tom Rivers was on hand to cover the festivities that culminated in a bocce tournament Sunday.
For more on these and other stories, pick up a copy of the Daily News. Or, better yet, subscribe at BataviaNews.com.
