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Residents also can contact a local DEC Forestry office at 518-402-9428 to request a previous year's Arbor Day poster while supplies last.

Right as rain, costume parade marked Alden Farmer's Market closing day.

And I think it's today.

The Alden Farmer's Market and car crews will wrap up its 2020 season September 28th, which is today.

With live music, a costume parade, and weather permitting, an antique tractor show.

The popular local duo Right as Rain will headline the closing day festivities from about 5 to 7 p.m.

Under the shelter near the Alden Senior Center Community Center on West Main Street, Alden resident Denise Pryor will provide guitar and vocals.

Writer's Ring is sponsored by Alden Physical Therapy PC, which has served the Alden community since 2010 with a variety of outpatient physical therapy services.

And it's number 97A4236, Wendy Correctional Facility.

That's W-E-N-D-E 3040 Wendy Road in Alden, New York.

1-400-4-1187.

And we'll put this address on the website for Wrongful Conviction Podcast.

Next, we have the Erie County Sheriff's Report.

House fire in Alden on August 30th.

Erie County Sheriff's deputies responded on August 30th to a house fire on Abbey Lane in Alden.

Four residents were safely evacuated from the home and the fire investigation unit responded to conduct an investigation.

In other area calls handled by the Erie County Sheriff's deputies out of the Clarence and Alma substation, August 29th, An individual who was locked out of her vehicle on Holland Glenwood Road in Holland requested that the patrol break the window.

A citizen arrived at the Alma substation to turn over a learner's permit that they found on Bowen Road.

The permit was returned to the owner's mother.

August 31st, the Alden School Resource Officer investigated approximately $2,000 worth of damage caused at Alden Town Park on West Main Street in Alden.

Oh, well.

John Harris, new staff reporter, tells us that Alden residents could see a gap in EMS coverage.

The town of Alden's longtime ambulance provider has agreed to continue responding to calls into next week while it negotiates with town officials over coverage for the end of the year.

when a new emergency medical services agency is expected to take over.

That comes after the town this week informed long-time contracted ambulance provider Lancaster Volunteer Ambulance Corps that it had decided to sign a new contract with another EMS provider starting January 1st.

The problem, LVAC's contract with the town of Alden expired at 11.59 p.m. Wednesday, which created immediate concern about a potential gap in ambulance coverage in town for the rest of the year.

But officials said Wednesday they're making progress on a short-term solution until the new provider, Mercy Flight EMS, is ready to start.

In a statement, Alden Supervisor Colleen Potler said the town believes LVAC is contractually obligated to provide ambulance services through at least October 31st.

you give the information of where people can write?

Wendy Correctional Facility, Alden, New York.

I'm not sure of the zip code.

I apologize for that.

Wendy, W-E-N-D-E.

W-E-N-D-E, Correctional Facility.

It's in Alden, New York, A-L-D-E-N.

My name is Andrew Krivak, K-R-I-V-A-K, and my DIN number is 97A-4236.

Adhering to its policy for reimbursing local governments $100 a day for each incarcerated individual was meant to be transferred to a prison facility after 10 days.

But that reimbursement rate was never applied to inmates who were held in either downtown Erie County Holding Center or for Erie County Correctional Facility in Alden due solely to a parole violation.

If that person was returned behind bars for failing to adhere to parole, reimbursements and committed no other crime.

The state provided no reimbursement for those inmates, no matter how long they were held in Erie County jails.