Senate Republican Leader Dean Skelos, interest groups react to Cuomo's tax relief planHollis Mann, one of Gibbs' former love interests, returns to 'NCIS' this weekWhite House: Vice President Joe Biden to hold event with Cuomo in Albany on TuesdayEye on NY: Assembly, Senate Democrats aim to move state primary election to JuneCongress, state: 'Their perspective and life experience . will make the difference'More than 40 reps cosponsor Rep. Dan Maffei's bill to restore cost of living adjustments for military retireesTips for staying safely toasty during the CNY winterWestminster Presbyterian: Circularity of church time brings comfortOn this day in history in The Citizen: Jan. 5, 2014Ledyard: A patient's perspective on how medical care has changed since Russell Wilson Super Bowl Jersey the '80sCarry out your new year's resolution at Weedsport Free LibraryGaney family honored by local hockey communityGet It! Deals, Offers and EventsArleo Eye Associates offers services for Diabetic Eye Care in Auburn and Ithaca!Arleo Eye AssociatesMore DealsMason Grant Air Handling proudly serves Auburn, NY and surrounding local areas. at St. StrattonPlease note that the missing baseball player's name in the Mr. Ed's team photo http://www.seahawksauthenticofficialshop.com/RICHARD_SHERMAN_SUPER_BOWL_JERSEY.html of last week is Terry "Whip" Winslow. Thursday Dec. 5, Mike Reiff and the Cayuga Museum will be showing "To Kill a Mockingbird" at the Theater Mack. It's the best $3 you can spend www.seahawksauthenticofficialshop.com/BOBBY_WAGNER_SUPER_BOWL_JERSEY.html for a great movie. Dec. 5 at Hoopes Park.A large thanks to Anne McDonald for the countless bowling photos she donated to the Legends Collection at the CCC library.Remember now: Live life, cheat death, laugh often!Wow! Twenty two years that have elapsed since that fateful night of March 17, 1991, when Legend's Restaurant, along with Seal's Camera, Preston's Flowers, a portion of Sunbrite Cleaners, and Billy Martin's Card Shop succumbed to a horrific fire, caused by arson by three individuals, which collectively put 37 people out of work.ly I received a phone call from Vin Gleason, a dynamic new promotion manager at the Fingerlakes Mall, asking me Russell Wilson Super Bowl XLIX Jersey if I had any photos I could share with him, as he had a project in mind to help increase traffic at the mall. I told him I would meet with him at the Legends room at the Cayuga Community College Library. He brought his uncle, John Miller, who is a gifted photographer, and they both liked what they saw. The two of them since have created a room in the food court area with three color TVs, two sofas and several seats, and through John's photography, they show beautiful, large color photos of current Auburn high and area athletes on the maroon walls, which is next to our new room, which is described below.Vin Gleason loved our collection at the college and asked me if I would care to open up a smaller version of what the Legends Restaurant Marshawn Lynch Super Bowl XLIX Jersey walls used to have. I talked to my "young" partner, Bill Martin, about this project and he said "Count me in!" And we both laughed because we thought when Vin said he had a room for both of us, we figured it must be an "assisted living" room! So here we are, 22 years later, trying to recreate a mini Legends at the mall. If you're shopping there, stop by and say hello; chances are you'll share some great memories of the Auburn area and those folks who lived here. Here are some photos, both past (1990) and present, in regarding LEGENDS!! Photo No. 1 from 1990 shows Bill Martin at our counter. Photo No. 2 from 1990 shows Santa ("Pearshape" Hickey) greeting kids at Legends. Photo No. 3 from 1990 shows the interior of Marshawn Lynch Super Bowl 49 Jersey the left side of Legends Restaurant. Photo No. 4 from 1990 shows the interior of the right side of Legends Restaurant. Photo No. 5 shows the new Legends history room at the mall. From left to right are Ormie King, Chuck Medoro, Lynn Chapin, Bill Martin and Bob Butera.You may also see other Legends photos and memorabilia at the following places: Auburn City Hall, Health Central, the local history room at the CCC library and the following restaurants: Balloon's, Curley's and Daut's.