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Wellsville Town Board looks at Walgreens plan for new site
By Kathryn Ross
WELLSVILLE — Another expansion is on the horizon for Walgreens — this time in the town of Wellsville. A last week’s town board meeting, members were asked to become the lead agency in a building project proposed by the pharmacy store chain. Walgreens currently has a presence in the village with one store at the corner of North Main and State streets and another on Route 417 across from Riverwalk Plaza. Now, Walgreens wants to put in a new store at the former Bogee Industries plant, presently the site of Babbitting Service Inc. — also on Route 417 but also on the town/village line. Board members speculated that the reason for the new project is because the present Route 417 site does not have a drivethrough window, which the new location would make possible while also expanding the store size. It was noted that because it would be located on the town line or even part of it in the village, the location would be eligible for lower village electrical rates. However, while asked by Walgreens to proceed quickly, town board members were inclined to put the brakes on and give themselves more time to review plans, at least until December’s meeting. Town Supervisor Shad Alsworth also noted that it would give the town time to contact other agencies that might be inclined to take lead status, including the village. It was only a few years ago that Walgreens moved into the former Rite Aid Pharmacy location on the Bolivar Road, offering a second location to the area. The location of that building lot is limited for expansion. Walgreens officials could not be reached for comment. The board also heard from Kevin Clark, owner of Trout Run Campground in Stannards. At last month’s board meeting, property owner Victor White, who lives across 417 from the first entrance to the campground, questioned the safety of large camping units turning into the
campground, especially from the southbound lane. A small incline prevents motorists from seeing the units until they are on top of them, White maintains. Highway Superintendent Dean Arnold was asked to look into the matter at the last meeting. He said the matter was strictly under the purview of the New York State Department of Transportation, which has plans for a traffic study. After October’s meeting, Clark said he has plans to install signs warning motorists of the driveway entrances. Clark further claimed that White’s complaint was in retaliation for Clark’s complaint that White is operating an unlicensed auto repair shop, unlicensed salvage business and an unlicensed junk yard on the across-the-road property. He offered copies of regulations for junkyards in towns that have no zoning for such facilities. Former town supervisor Dar Fanton, who was attending the meeting on another matter, told the board there is a town law, dating from the early 1980s, pertaining to junkyards. Alsworth said, “I don’t know exactly what we can do. Nothing can be remedied if we don’t do this right. … We will take it seriously; obviously, there are two sides to every story.” The matter will be forwarded to the town attorney. The regular board meeting was preceded by a budget hearing for the upcoming year’s town
Kathryn Ross photo Walgreens has proposed expanding its presence on Route 417 to the former Bogee building site on the town and village line. budget. Giving a synopsis of the budget Alsworth said, “the percentage of increase in the overall budget is slightly above zero.” He added that for the first time since he has been on the board, funds
have been taken ($22,950) from the unexpended fund balance to offset any increase in the tax levy. “Our overall consensus was to get the budget as close to a zero increase as possible. The town finances are in very good shape. The state has increased
our rating from 21 to 41.” The amount to be raised by taxes is $1,720,645.11. Last year, the amount to be raised by taxes was $2,600 less. The new amount is under the state tax cap, Alsworth said. Part of the increase, the supervisor said, is because
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Alfred State Archery given technical bow press for maintenance, tuning
ALFRED — Alfred State Archery recently received a generous gift from Burdic’s Bow Werx, an advanced bow press to be used for maintenance and tuning of the team’s bows. Burdic’s Bow Werx is located in Fulton. Owner Jim Burdic coordinated the gift by organizing a raffle whose proceeds would be directed to this subsequent gift. Burdic, whose son, Koji, is a first-year student at Alfred State, saw a unique opportunity to support the team by coordinating the activity to upgrade a critical piece of the team’s core equipment. “I can see the potential in the Alfred State Archery Team and wanted to contribute toward their growth and success,” said Koji Burdic. “As a shop owner, the (gifted) Specialty Press is the best press I’ve ever used, and I know
it will serve the team well.” Alfred State Archery Coach Greg Sammons was delighted by the gift. “This gift was incredibly generous and will serve us well for years and years to come,” Gammons said. “Members of the archery community are among the most helpful and generous people I know and Jim at Bow Werx is no exception.” A bow press is a mechanical device that secures and flexes a bow’s limbs to take the tension away from the bow’s strings and cables, thus allowing maintenance and tuning access. A bow press is a critical piece of equipment to most intermediate and advanced bow repairs and is particularly important to competitive tournament archers who are tuning equipment for greater precision.
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Photo provided Alfred State Archery recently received an advanced bow press, pictured here, along with Alfred State Archery team members (from left) Nathan Summerville, Robert Jaw Lawrence and Simon Bond. The press given to the Alfred State Archery Club also included an optional board that allows archers to synchro-
nize their bow’s cam (eccentric) systems and even plot their bow’s draw force curves. The archery team
members have had their fall schedule disrupted due to COVID-19 and they plan to be back in action this winter with
the USA Archery Indoor Nationals, where they will defend multiple medal finishes from this past February.
Wellsville board to discuss easement for hospital in Johnson Cemetery
By Kathryn Ross
WELLSVILLE — Ghosts from the past haunted the Wellsville Town Board’s last meeting. Dar Fanton, a former town supervisor and longtime councilman, was in attendance during the board’s meeting last
week, representing the town planning board on a matter concerning Jones Memorial Hospital. Fanton told the board members that a representative from the hospital had contacted the planning board about obtaining a 60-foot easement through the
pioneer-era Johnson Cemetery. Late last summer, JMH began construction on a new parking lot, just north of the cemetery, which borders the hospital campus. The hospital’s current parking lot is on the cemetery’s east side. The new parking area is several
hundred feet north of the last grave marker in the cemetery. Fanton told the council that JMH had approached the planning board to obtain approval to cross a section of the cemetery for an access road to the new parking lot; however, the cemetery is under the jurisdiction of the town board. The bank, which held the deed to the property, turned it over to the town in the 1980s. Under state law, towns are responsible for the upkeep of abandoned cemeteries. After looking over the area in question, Fanton
said, “I ascertained that there may be two unmarked graves there.” Discussion commenced concerning how to determine whether the gravesites were occupied, resulting in a decision that the only way to determine occupancy would be with a seismic survey. While questioning who would pay for such testing, Town Supervisor Shad Alsworth said, “I don’t want to discourage the development of the hospital, but it is not going to be done at the expense of Johnson Cemetery.” Questions arose as
to whether the existing road through the cemetery could be used or whether the hospital could develop another entrance to its new parking lot. It was also thought that a sidewalk could be constructed across the cemetery without disturbing the grounds. Councilman Jesse Case said, “I just want to make sure that we don’t put a sidewalk over someone.” The matter was tabled to give time for Fanton and Alsworth to contact officials at the hospital to further discuss the matter.
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Kathryn Ross photo The Wellsville American Legion Post 702 Honor Guard fires volleys behind the World War II Memorial in Veterans Memorial Park.
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