Just noticed the Subway cache in Rochester has been archived. This is ranked in my top 5 BEST caches.
Hopefully it will return.
Link here if anyone would like to check out the logs and pics.
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=db5fd7cf-84d3-429e-88bf-42ac96e50e50&log=y&decrypt=

In asking ST which one was the 1,000,000th cache, he said it might be in this system.  A 500 cache power trail in Nevada.   Road trip anyone?      GC24KMR     

There are a bunch of us on FB. As far as a group for CNY? I'll look into creating one at some point.

Anybody on facebook? Is there a facebook cny geocaching group? That would be sweet.

Actually, I checked in with a "legal expert" friend of mine (who wishes to remain nameless).
Here's his advice...
District Attorney's Office
800 Park Ave
Utica, New York 13501

To help the DA's office keep our letters in context, it may help
to include a printed copy of the original article, as published in
The Rome Sentinal.  All of our notes
should be polite and to the point, avoiding personal attacks and/or
abusing language.

C'mon everyone... 10 minutes of time and 50 cents in materials.
Let's measure this legal system of ours and see how well
it actually works.

I completely agree, and apologize if my enthusiasm for justice/payback came across
as a call for vigilantism. Collectively, the best position we can take is a polite show of
unity in the court room.  Even if the judge doesn't dish out what we'd like, it would do
good for Paul Repak to get a direct measure of the number of people he's succeeded
in deliberately annoying.  It's also good for us all to know exactly who this jerk is, photo
and all, so we can adjust reactions accordingly if we bump into him in the wild near a
cache.

Direct harassment to his property, self, or family would be way out of line.

Separately, I think the odds of us getting our "day in court" are extremely small.
My money is on the bet that he'll close this out without a court appearance.
Does anybody on this forum know if we have the option of submitting notes to
the court system in any way, stating our concerns and displeasure with Repak
prior to the next scheduled appearance?

First things first.  Here's a photo of this SOB.  It's directly from an article
the Rome Sentinal did about his son.  Paul Repak is the guy on the right...

http://www.romesentinel.com/dailyImages/2009/04/14/20090414-085142-001_medium.jpeg

Whether or not this is actually a "crime" is debatable.  We geocachers are leaving
things behind in public areas.  We're walking away from them and are relinquishing
our rights to them, all on the expectation that nice people will find them and
follow the rules we've set up.  Technically, I'm not sure it's theft.

With that being said, there MAY be some other crimes that he can be charged
with, like being a public nuisance; don't know, since I'm not a lawyer.  At the
very least, I'm HOPING that he loses his security clearance at the lab.  To work
at AFRL's Information Directorate, he's almost certainly got a Top Secret
clearance. 

Lovely, eh?  Here's some SOB that takes a perverse delight in ruining other
people's good natured fun, all on the sly, while outwardly presenting himself
as an avid outdoorsman.  So what's he likely to do with gov't secrets?  Treat
them with any more respect?

Looks like I will be trying to get April 7th off from work a caching event would be fun, its been a while since we have had one