A Wayne County woman is under arrest, after police say she re-used customer coupons at Tops.

21-year-old Cassandra Tussinger is charged with petit larceny. Sheriff's deputies say that while working as a cashier at Tops in Ontario, Tussinger was re-using customers' food coupons.

Tussinger will reappear at a later date to answer the charges.

Background

Penfield student Shane Gambrill has always had a knack for art, but now he’s taking his talent to the next level by having it shown as part of an ongoing student art show in Webster. His unique spray paintings are now on display at the artist of Dr. Stan Drabik, where work from local students who are patients at the office will be rotated each month.

How it’s done

Although he uses spray paint, his works of art are nothing like graffiti, Shane explained. Rather than spray onto a wall or hard surface, he paints on thick paper and layers the different colors to give a swirl effect along with clean lines.

He was first inspired to try this method during a trip to Mexico, where he saw a man spray paint in public.

“He was kneeling down and doing it on posterboard. I thought it was the coolest thing, so I stayed and watched him for hours.”

Shane sometimes uses bowls or cups as stencils.

Twenty-four beautiful girls will compete Friday, April 27 for the title of Wayne County Fair Queen or Princess at the 33rd annual Wayne County Fair Queen/Princess Pageant.  

The pageant starts at 7 pm at Marion High School, Warner Road, Marion. There is no admission fee.

The public is invited to watch and enjoy an evening of beauty, grace and entertainment. The evening will feature a performance by the Marion Show Choir. Elizabeth Moll, 2003 Wayne  County Fair Queen, will be the Mistress of Ceremonies.

Contestants will be judged on evening gown, informal interview and speech at the pageant.  

The winners will reign over the 157th Annual Wayne County Fair Aug. 13 through 18 in Palmyra.

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