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On the Town: Young Lawyers Section takes sunset cruise
Daily Record Staff//September 16, 2013//
Members of the Monroe County Bar Association‘s Young Lawyers Section enjoyed their third annual sunset cruise aboard the Mary Jemison on Wednesday.
The weather was perfect for the two-hour trip down the Genesee River and the Erie Canal. Members of the Young Lawyers Section were joined by MCBA President-elect Steve Modica and Monroe County Bar Foundation President Audrey Peartree, giving YLS members a chance to meet some MCBA leadership in a casual setting.
Special thanks go out from the Young Lawyers Section to the cruise’s sponsors Sage Rutty & Co. and Counsel Press.
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