This week's Dryden Courier takes a long look at Lakeview Golf Course, the course the Town of Dryden has been considering buying. While it opens with the prospect of the town buying the course, it spends most of its time talking about the course itself, the problematic nine extra holes added two years ago, and the volunteers keeping the course alive.
Inside, there is an article on the guilty plea and sentencing of Melea Bartley for failure to pay wages to employees at Integrated Payment Solutions, Inc., of Dryden, as well as coverage of the Pepsi Pitch, Hit & Run contest that was held April 24th. There's also a guest opinion from Kimberley Kathan on David Walrath, who is running against Sherwood Boehlert in the Republican primary for Congress, which includes Dryden. The opinion concludes "Let's get involved this year and say goodbye to Walrath for good."
Posted by simon at May 20, 2004 10:13 PM in
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There is a rumor about Melea Bartley who is now in jail. Can anyone confirm this?
"May 20, 2004"
Inside, there is an article on the guilty plea and sentencing of Melea Bartley for failure to pay wages to employees at Integrated Payment Solutions, Inc., of Dryden..."
I haven't heard anything about this since the long-ago Courier article, so can't confirm anything.