Assemblyman Bill Reilich tells News10NBC that his office will be participating in the Relay for Life of Greece, Paint the Town Purple event, in support of the fight against cancer.

On June 8 and June 9, members of the community will transform buildings and businesses purple to honor those who have been affected by cancer.

Reilich said, “This is a great way to show support and help in the fight against the deadly disease that is cancer. Better yet is the fact that this Paint the Town Purple campaign will help bring businesses, volunteers, and our community together for a common goal. This is certainly a commendable event that my office looks forward to participating in to celebrate the lives of those who have battled cancer and our continued fight against cancer.”

Frost is an 8-year-old male Dalmatian/Pit Bull mix who was brought to Lollypop Farm because his previous owner developed allergies.

Frost weighs 70 pounds, has a slightly goofy demeanor, and cute spotted ears! He's a sweet and smart dog who does well on a leash, knows "sit," and likes to lean against your leg when getting attention. At his old home Frost lived outside, so his new owner will need to speak to Lollypop Farm's Behavior Department about transitioning him to an indoor only home.

A Greece landmark, shuttered since last year, could soon reopen.

Crescent Beach Hotel, sandwiched between Lake Ontario and Buck Pond on Edgemere Drive, has been purchased by new owners who would like to reopen by September, according to Gary Tajkowski, the Town of Greece's director of development services.

Three partners who have experience in the restaurant and hotel industry in Niagara Falls, Canada have indicated they would like to return the restaurant to its former glory, Tajkowski said. The applicants appeared before the Greece Town Board on Tuesday seeking a special use permit, which is required by the town for any restaurant.

The eatery would feature steaks, seafood, pasta and pizza. The exterior and interior would be refurbished, including a new roof, paint, repaved parking lot and remodeling on the inside.