Swanger gets sendoff after 30 years as Clarendon highway superintendent

By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 7 January 2020 at 7:59 am

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BROCKPORT – Larry Swanger, in blue shirt, was given a  surprise party on Saturday at the Tap Room in Brockport for his 30-year career as Clarendon highway superintendent. Swanger retired on Dec. 31.

His wife Brenda planned the party, which was attended by about 75 people. Swanger is pictured with Highway Department employees – Eric Collyer, Danny Scroger, Larry Swanger, Jamie Steffen and Pete Surowy.

The highway crew made Swanger this diorama, which includes the Clarendon water tank. That was built in 1998. The town did a major expansion of public water lines during Swanger’s tenure.


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