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Westside forecast for May 16th

Westside forecast for May 16th

News 10 NBC Meteorologist Rich Caniglia pinpoints today’s westside community weather forecast.

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Town of Sweden to hold trail dedication ceremony

Walk! Bike! Brockport! Action Group is having a trail dedication ceremony to celebrate the completion of Sweden Town Park Trial. The ceremony will be held on Sunday June 3 at 3:00pm.

The trial is just over two miles long  and designed for walking, hiking, Nordic Walking, jogging, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. The birth of the trail happened in 2009. In the Spring of 2010, members of the Walk! Bike! Brockport! Action Group with the assistance of the Town of Sweden Highway and Buildings and Grounds employees began the work of laying out the trail and installing the trail marker stakes. Trail use began by the end of that year.  During 2011, an Eagle Scout candidate constructed a foot bridge over a small stream so that people with disabilities could also use that part of the trail. Materials for the trail's stakes and signs were funded by the Walk! Bike! Brockport! Action Group and the Sweden Community Foundation.

Young daughters of Army Capt. Kevin Clark lay roses on his casket

Young daughters of Army Capt. Kevin Clark lay roses on his casket

On Tuesday, the Army buried Captain Kevin Clark who died in Afghanistan last week. In a touching moment -- his two little daughters laid roses on his casket.

Captain Clark was born in Michigan but he was laid to rest in his wife's hometown of Spencerport. Clark lived in Spencerport for several years before he enlisted in the army.

It was so quiet downtown, you could hear the roll of the drum that led Clark's hearse to St. Mary's Church.

To the tune of the army song "Caisson," the Army honor guard carried Captain Clark into the church.

"We just try to honor that (patriotism) by playing the music that that family knows best," Daria Bour said, leader of the Gates Keystone Pipes & Drums Band.

After the mass -- Clark's casket was carried back to the hearse. The procession left downtown to the veteran's cemetery in Spencerport.

At the cemetery -- the tradition continued.

The honor guard folded the flag from Clark's casket.

County Judge Frank Geraci nominated for federal judgeship

President Obama has officially nominated Monroe County Court Judge Frank Geraci for a spot on the federal bench.

Geraci has been a county court judge for more than 13 years. He served a city court judge before that. Geraci is a McQuaid graduate, and once worked as an assistant district attorney.

President Obama calls Geraci highly qualified, and a valuable addition to the U.S. District Court in Western New York.

Geraci was recommended by Senator Chuck Schumer, whose nominee last year, former D.A. Mike Green, was never confirmed. 

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Two men arrested after investigation into sale of crack cocaine

Two men are facing charges following a seven-month investigation into the sale and distribution of crack cocaine in Orleans and Monroe Counties.

A search warrant was executed on a vehicle in Hamlin and at a home in Penfield. Nearly 13 grams of crack cocaine, oxycodone pills, $4,000 in cash and other drug paraphernalia were seized.

Garret Dunne, 28 of Penfield, was charged with 13 counts of criminal sale of a controlled substance and one count of criminal possession of a controlled substance. Joshua Stassen, 31 of Hamlin, was charged with one count of conspiracy.

Both men were arraigned and remanded to the Orleans County Jail in lieu of bail.

The investigation is ongoing and further charges are pending.

Monroe Ambulance holding blood drive

Monroe Ambulance is holding a blood drive on Thursday, May 24th from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at their headquarters at 1669 Lyell Avenue.

The blood drive will be held in Training Room A and every donor will receive a free Memorial Day Red Cross T-shirt.
 

Brockport woman charged with possession of marijuana

A Brockport woman has been arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation and possession of marijuana.

Ontario County Sheriff’s Deputies stopped 19-year-old Leigh Agostinelli on Canning Parkway in Victor early Monday because they believed she was involved in a suspicious incident on Bramwell Drive in Victor.

Deputies say Agostinelli’s driver’s license had active suspensions.

She is due in Victor Town Court at a later date.