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Posted October 04. 2013 1:49PM

Rochester woman learns how trying to get rid of dead skunk stinks

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ROCHESTER — Quite a stinky situation has been made of the disposal of a skunk that waddled into a back yard on Sylvain Street last week and died. The homeowner was then tasked with the removal and disposal of the large critter.


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