Residents of Trolley Station Apartments in Canandaigua teamed up with first responders and community partners for the sixth annual Bean Bags and Barbecue.
The event featured cornhole and food from Club 86 in Geneva, according to an Oct. 21 news release from DePaul.
Residents were paired with participants from the New York State Police, Ontario County Sheriff’s Office, City of Canandaigua Fire Department, Sheen and Shine, Mental Health Association of Rochester and DePaul staff.
Resident Steven George won the tournament with his partner, New York State Trooper Jason Carey. State Police participants also included Trooper Austin Bannister and Sgt. Jason Gleason.
Organizers credited Canandaigua Quick Print, Wegmans, Minister Samuel Rivera of The Virtual Church Humanitarian Organization and Lucille Rockefeller for their support.
Information about the apartments and housing applications is available on DePaul’s Trolley Station Apartments page. DePaul can be reached at 585-426-8000.
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