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LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - MARCH 20, 2016

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The weekly meeting of the Ro-

tary Club of Le Roy was called to

order on an unseasonably warm

day for March 9th.

Announcements included:

3/12 – Easter Egg Stuffing for

the Business Council’s Easter

Egg Hunt

3/19 – Rotary Leadership In-

stitute

3/23 - Rotary Board of Direc-

tors Meeting

3/26 – Le Roy Business Council

Easter Egg Hunt

5/18 – United Way Day of

Caring

5/20 – Rotary Graze to Raise

Fundraiser

8/6 – Relay for Life

Responsible for upcoming pro-

grams are:

3/16 – TomCox – TimMcArdle

– Le Roy Central Junior Senior

High School Principal

3/23 – Martha Bailey

3/30 – Chris Biviano

Called on for missed meetings

were: Bob Bennett, Christine Ge-

phart, Scott McCumiskey, Marcia

McKenzie and Phil Weise.

The fining session included:

SamVagg paid for a photo of Bob

Bennett and Scott McCumiskey

for an upcoming trip.

Our program today was pre-

sented by our own Kim Cox, the

Superintendent of Le Roy Central

School and Brian Foeller, the

Business Administrator at Le Roy

Central School. Their topic was

in regard to the R.I.T.E. Project,

the district’s $12.7 million cam-

pus modernization plan. R.I.T.E.

stands for Renovation, Innova-

tion, Tradition and Education.

These factors were kept in mind

during development and design

of the project. It’s expected that

bids will be awarded in May,

with the bulk of construction

completed by December. Much

of the work involves major up-

grades to the Wolcott Street

School, with it’s campus dating

back about 100 years. A Library

Media Center will be installed

on the first floor replacing the

traditionally used space at the

Woodward Memorial Library.

The building’s small gymnasium

will be replaced and now will be

located on the first floor, while

traffic flow will be improved in

the parking lot. Some additional

work is planned for Hartwood

Park and at the Junior Senior

High School. We enjoyed Kim

and Brian’s presentation and look

forward to the improvements that

will be evident at the completion

of the R.I.T.E. Project.

Please save the date for our

Graze to Raise Fundraiser on

May 20th.

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