No one was injured after a barn — constructed in the 1860s — caught fire Friday afternoon, at 7575 North Road in Victor.
The call came in at 12:06 p.m. and the fire was under control in 15 minutes, said Andy Stromfeld of the Fishers Fire Department. He added there was an issue with the water supply — there weren’t any fire hydrants in the area — and that delayed the process of extinguishing the blaze.
Hats, horses, carriages, history, travel, dogs, family and friends — these are just a few of the things that put a smile on Denett Marcia Pimkowski’s face. Held in high esteem and with deep affection by colleagues and friends, Mrs. Pimkowski finally lost her courageous and zealous eight-year battle with cancer on Dec. 27, 2011, at the age of 56.
Former honor role student Kyle Hook recalls his stormy high school years with unflinching resolve. And although memories of being bullied at school are still fresh, his vision for the future is crystal clear.
Primary school librarian Michele Linse shares a few tips and her top picks for families looking to take their reading to the next level.
Pick up this week’s edition of the Victor Post for these print-only, exclusive stories.
Talk of the Town — A round-up of top stories in and around the Victor and Farmington communities.
Crime and Justice — A quick look at recent accidents and arrests, handled by local law enforcement and emergecy responders.
Cheers and Jeers — The best (and the worst) of people, places and issues.
“As it is with any Canandaigua-Victor contest, we bring out the best in each other.”
That was Canandaigua boys swim coach Roy Weymouth Saturday afternoon after his boys pulled out a super-close 94-92 Monroe County Division III win over the host Victor Blue Devils. Weymouth was right-on with his assessment as personal bests abound in a meet that came down to the last event and a tie score.
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Wings of Light raised over $2,000 that evening to continue our mission of caring for the terminally ill.
