2017 Rochesterfest Medallion Hunt

Lines 1 and 2: Simply a nod to the 2017 Rochesterfest theme.
Line 3: “…below” is where the Treasure was found, on the ground. "Attitude" could relate to flying, planes and the airport area.
Line 4 “…latitude” gives a hint for a future clue (Sunday), “Forty-four south,” which is the latitude transecting Rochester.

BONUS CLUE:

Line 1: A stretch, but Willow Creek Golf Club is made up of members who are “constituents” of that organization.
Line 2: “… at the bottom and space” indicates southernmost, and north of the airport
Line 3: “Trailing” indicates a trail; a “bourn” is a “small stream, especially one that flows intermittently or seasonally.”

Lines 1 and 2: Some may take the 2nd and 3rd bonus clues, “sour a man” and “Y are u eager” as near the Faud Mansour Sports Complex, and this clue simply tells you this would not be the right interpretation. It would tell you that “this side” means the south side of the city.
Line 3: “Bruin,” or bear, points to Bear Creek Park, and “Mead” can mean “meadow,” which pointed to Meadow Park. A line drawn from the former to the latter points almost to Southern Woods Park.
Line 4: The Treasure was located in south Rochester, at approximate coordinate 43’57”N, south of 44’N.

Lines 1 and 2: The term “poshest workaround” is an anagram. Reassemble the letters to form, “Southern Woods Park.”
Line 3: Possibly an attempt to throw searchers off, perhaps to the area of Gordon W. Yeager State Wildlife Management Area. However, many searchers were certainly eager for early morning clues!
Line 4: The park is across the street from Willow Creek Golf Course, golf is a pastime of many.

BONUS CLUE:

Line 1: “Sallow” can mean “…of a person's face or complexion; of an unhealthy yellow or pale brown color,” and is also another name for willow.
Line 2: Golf is a game using hands to hold the club.
Line 3: The “grand” is the $1,000 prize, and the “side or the flank” refers to the south side of Rochester.

Line 1: “Picturesque” refers to Scenic View Drive, a western edge of the Willow Creek area. “… not as I’ve been” meant that if a searcher reviewed all previous Treasure locations from the Google Map link, this year’s location is the furthest south it has been.
Line 2: “Remember the Maine” was a phrase from almost 120 years, or six-score, years ago. Across the highway from Southern Woods Park is Maine Avenue. “…almost six score” could also mean 117, the county road near the park.
Line 3: “Fore” indicates golf, and “spelled out foregoing” means that in the previous clue, Monday’s, the anagram spelled out the actual park name.
Line 4: This alludes to the “44” and letters in the anagram.

Line 1: “Commercial Drive” is immediately east of the park, and a commercial is also known as a “plug.” Willow Creek Reservoir is a very large pool of water.
Line 2: This meant that the park was near, but safely way from the airport location.
Line 3: The number “52” is an “untouchable” number, a mathematical term. “Hebdomadal” refers to something that occurs weekly, and there are 52 weeks in a year. So…south of US 52.
Line 4: In the Vegas game craps, the “yo” is eleven. Southern Woods Park is bounded by 11th Avenue. The game of golf is won by the person with the lowest score, the “lowest amount.”

BONUS CLUE:

Line 1: As the rules of the Treasure Hunt state, the Treasure is never on a golf course. Southern Woods Park is “almost” in Willow Creek Golf Course.
Line 2: Mills Fleet Farm is near Southern Woods Park.
Line 3: Lone Pine Drive is just south of Southern Hills Park, which is one park south of Southern Woods Park. The parking lot at Southern Woods Park is somewhat of a “stub.”

Line 1: “Leslie,” “Ashley,” and “Wendy” Lanes are south of Southern Woods Park and Willow Creek.
Line 2: Near the soccer field and playground equipment.
Line 3: At the intersection of the trail, near the playground; “weeping” willow.
Line 4: This could mean either the soccer field or the golf course.