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PAW’S CORNER

By Sam Mazzotta

How long is too long to leave pets at home?

FACTORS TO CONSIDER BEFORE INVESTING IN REAL ESTATE

Rental potential and the local labor force: Location is a significant factor to consider when investing in real estate, but recent shifts in how and where people work could change the real estate investment landscape. A 2020 Gartner, Inc., survey of more than 300 financial executives and leaders in the finance industry found that roughly 25 percent will move at least one out of every five of their on-site workers to permanently remote positions in the years ahead. Economists note that this shift to remote working could be among the more lasting trends to emerge from the pandemic.Before investing in real estate, prospective investors should examine local trends to see if more and more locals are working remotely, and whether or not that’s affecting the market for rentals.

DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My neighbor across the hall confronted me yesterday, accusing me of mistreating my dog. She said that “Cookie” whines and barks for hours whenever I am gone, and that I need to take him with me rather than leave him alone in the apartment. I work fulltime at an office that doesn’t allow dogs. When I travel, I take Cookie to a sitter. But is 8 to 10 hours away too long for a dog? -- Gerald in Brooklyn

DEAR GERALD: Dogs aren’t always happy about their owners going away for 8 hours a day. ey can develop separation anxiety. is can manifest as nonstop barking, whining or even acting out (like destroying your slippers, pooping in the living room or worse).

Try counterconditioning, a training method recommended by the ASPCA in its article “Separation Anxiety.” Each time you leave home, give your dog a treat or a puzzle toy with treats inside (which will keep him occupied for several minutes). When you get home, put the toy out of sight. e idea is that Cookie will associate your leaving with an enjoyable treat.

You can also desensitize him to your leaving by getting Cookie used to your “departure cues.” For example, if you always put on a coat and pick up your keys when you leave, have a training session where you do the same thing, but then sit down and watch TV instead of leaving. You’ll need to do this (and probably other moves) for several weeks, but it could help.

ese are very basic training exercises, and you may need to incorporate additional training. Check out the article on www.aspca.org, talk to Cookie’s vet and consider working with a professional trainer to help curb his anxiety.

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Antoinette Brown Blackwell: Pioneer Minister and Champion of Women’s Rights

BY SUZIE WELLS

Afriend and colleague of Rochester’s Susan B. Anthony, Antoinette Brown Blackwell was a Henrietta native who became the first female ordained minister in the United States and was a prominent suffragist and women’s rights activist in the 19th century.

Born on May 20, 1825 in the family’s Henrietta double log home, when Antoinette was five, the family moved into a fieldstone house her father built on the property. e house, e Brown Blackwell Homestead at 1099 Pinnacle Rd., remains today and in 1988 received the Henrietta Architectural Heritage Award, a er owners, Dr. Elmar & Catherine Frangenberg, restored it.

Growing up amidst the rustic charm of Henrietta, Antoinette fondly remembered a childhood of family love and happy farm life. As the seventh of ten children, she displayed an early inclination towards intellectual pursuits over traditional domestic chores, fueled by her parents’ devout religious convictions. At age 9, she became a full member of the Congregational Church in Henrietta.

Antoinette studied at Monroe Academy, where she then taught, earning the funds necessary to enroll at Ohio’s Oberlin College. Oberlin was notably the first to award bachelor’s degrees to women in a co-ed program.

Undeterred by societal norms, Antoinette boldly voiced her aspiration to pursue ministry, a path traditionally only for men. Despite initial opposition from both Oberlin faculty and her family, Antoinette’s unwavering resolve led to a compromise allowing her to attend lectures and preach, albeit without the formal listing of her as a theology graduate and without official license to preach because she was female. Many years later, Oberlin awarded her an honorary Master of Arts degree and later an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree.

Returning to Henrietta, Antoinette embarked on a tireless journey, traveling the lecture circuits and pulpit engagements to champion causes such as women’s rights and temperance. Her impassioned speeches resonated across the nation, including at the first National Women’s Rights Convention in 1850.

Unfortunately, due solely to her gender and social unacceptance, her voice was sometimes silenced, such as at the 1853 World’s Temperance Convention in NYC, where a “hostile audience” shouted her down and she was expelled, which the ABB Society says was “a watershed for women’s battle for a public voice.”

In 1853, as well, Antoinette became the first woman ordained by a recognized denomination at the First Congregational Church in Butler and Savannah, NY in Wayne County. In 1856, at age 36, Antoinette married Samuel Blackwell, brother of Elizabeth Blackwell, the first female physician in the US, further underscoring her commitment to progressive ideals. ey raised five daughters, and (or but) Antoinette remained active in the ministry.

roughout her life, Antoinette remained steadfast in her advocacy, fostering friendships with prominent suffragists including Susan B.

Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, while also actively supporting the abolitionist cause. Antoinette’s literary legacy, comprising philosophical treatises and eight books, serves as a testament to her intellectual prowess and unwavering dedication.

In her twilight years, Antoinette continued to wield influence, advocating for suffrage before the Senate Committee and rallying support for the federal suffrage amendment. Her presence commanded reverence, symbolized for example by the standing ovation she received at the 1911 state convention and her prominent role in suffrage parades.

Antoinette was the last of the original leaders of women’s rights alive when the 19th Amendment finally passed in 1920, and she voted at the age of 95. She died in 1921, but her legacy endures. She was inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame in 1993, cementing her status as a pioneer and beacon of hope for generations to come.

e Antoinette Brown Blackwell Society is dedicated to inspiring the growth of every individual by promoting the legacy of this extraordinary woman. e Society awards an annual scholarship and selects a Henrietta Woman of the Year to honor in Antoinette’s name. On Saturday, April 6, the Society board announced Lynne Adamson Stewart as the 2024 Henrietta Woman of the Year, as a model of community engagement, a wonderful friend, and a woman centered in her effort to link us all for the betterment of the Henrietta community. Stewart supports local organizations including e Coffee Connection, Red Cross blood drives, FISH-RHAFT, Inc., mentors women with breast cancer, and promotes the work of Henrietta’s ReStore.

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Can gas go bad? Yes it can, the lighter, more volatile components of gasoline evaporate over time. Old gas can compromise engine performance, potentially causing a car to hesitate or stall. Gas that has gone bad can begin to smell like varnish. To determine if gas smells differently, drivers should remove the gas cap and stand next to the car where you would normally put the gas pump. If you detect an aroma of varnish, then the gas has likely gone bad. Gas can begin to go bad in as little as three months, so drivers who haven’t driven much over that period may have bad gas in their tanks. One way drivers can combat bad gas, even if they aren’t driving much, is to add fuel stabilizer when filling up the tank. Fuel stabilizer keeps gas from degrading, but it’s only effective if it is mixed with good gasoline, hence the reason to add it when filling up and not when you detect the gas already in the car has gone bad.

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New parents often need a respite from the near-constant demands of infants. Dining out can be one of those breaks. When a babysitter is unavailable or if you’re not yet comfortable leaving a little one with someone else, bringing baby along may be possible.

First, find a family-friendly restaurant or try an establishment that has outdoor seating where you can quickly distance yourself from other diners if need be. Time dining out around the baby’s feeding and sleeping schedule. Babies sated by a recent feeding and a relaxing car ride may be more inclined to sleep through your restaurant meal. Just in case, pack an extra bottle or prepare to breastfeed to keep your baby happy.

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Consider the many special delights a lawn affords: soft mattress for a creeping baby; worm hatchery for a robin; croquet or badminton court; baseball diamond; restful green perspectives leading the eye to a background of flower beds, shrubs, or hedge; green shadows - “This lawn, a carpet all alive/With shadows flung from leaves’ - as changing and as spellbinding as the waves of the sea, whether flecked with sunlight under trees of light foliage, like elm and locust, or deep, dark, solid shade, moving slowly as the tide, under maple and oak. This carpet! - Katharine S. White, Onward and Upward in the Garden, 1979

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Roof age: The age of the roof is a major factor in determining if it will need to be replaced or if repairs can be made to isolated damage. Individuals who live in neighborhoods where neighbors are now replacing roofs will likely find it is time to consult a roofing company. Homeowners also can check to see if they have any receipts that indicate the roof’s installation date so they have an idea about its age.

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Use ergonomic gardening tools. Ergonomic gardening tools are designed to prevent the types of aches, pains and injuries that can cut gardeners’ seasons short. Gardening injuries can affect any area of the body, but injuries or aches and pains affecting the back, wrists and hands are among the most common physical problems gardeners endure. Look for ergonomic tools that reduce the strain on these areas of the body. Even arthritis sufferers who love to garden may find that ergonomic tools make it possible for them to spend more time in their gardens without increasing their risk for injury.

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CALIFORNIA SWEET POTATO BLUEBERRY YOGURT MUFFINS

(NAPSI) — If you’re looking for a healthy start to your day, give California Sweet Potato Blueberry Yogurt Muffins a try. Chock full of nutrient-dense ingredients such as blueberries, yogurt and whole wheat, these powerhouse muffins have a secret ingredient: shredded California sweet potatoes. A designated superfood, California sweet potatoes are loaded with vitamins, minerals and fiber. Plus, they keep the muffins moist and tender and add just the right amount of sweetness.

Bake a dozen (or more) and store in individual bags in the freezer for a healthy portable breakfast the entire household will enjoy.

California Sweet Potato Blueberry Yogurt Muffins

Makes 24 regular or 10 jumbo muffins

4 large eggs

1 1/2 c plain yogurt

1/2 c butter, melted

2 tsp vanilla extract

2 c all-purpose flour

1 1/2 c whole wheat flour

2 c shredded sweet potatoes

1 c sugar

1 1/2 tsp baking powder

1/2 tsp baking soda

1/2 tsp salt

2 c blueberries

Preheat oven to 375° F. Coat muffin tins with nonstick spray.

In large bowl, whisk eggs, yogurt, butter and vanilla. In medium bowl, combine flours, sweet potatoes, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Mix flour mixture into egg mixture. Gently stir in blueberries.

Divide batter between 24 regular or 10 jumbo muffin cups. Bake until golden brown and set, about 25 minutes for regular muffins or 30 for jumbo.

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* “ ere are so many different ways to pay bills these days that it can be hard to keep track of bills that need to be mailed. Here’s a great way to keep track of when to pay a bill so that it always gets there on time: I used to write the due dates of my bills on my calendar. Now I write the pay by date for each bill on the calendar. For bills that go in the mail, I write a date that’s a week ahead of when it is due. For bills that are paid online, I write a date three days ahead of the due date, and for automatic payments, I deduct the money from the paycheck BEFORE the dra is made. Now I never miss a due date.” -- T.F. in Indiana

* Change your air filter to save money. Be sure to change it once a month to keep your air conditioner working at its most efficient.

* You might not have a blackboard in your home, but keep a clean blackboard eraser around to get streaks off of freshly cleaned windows. It works really well in the car, too!

Hocus Focus

BY HENRY BOLTINOFF

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Working 4 PRONG DRYER. 585-536-6269

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METAL and PLASTIC TRAYS to display costume jewelry. KNICK KNACKS – ex. salt & pepper shakers, small items. 585-415-8513

Looking for 518 XI MOWER DECK – Toro Wheel Horse. 585-305-2809

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CORELLE LUNCHEON PLATES, JAM and JELLY JARS, KNITTING NEEDLES (straight & circular). sohill15@gmail.com

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Joinusforbookclubatthelibrary! AttheJunemeetingthegroupwill discussthebookTheLion,the Witch,andtheWardrobebyC.S. Lewis.Registeratwadslib.com. MamaGooseontheLoose Wednesday,June12 10:15-10:45am MamaGooseontheLooseisa greatwaytohavefunwithyour childandenjoygreatmusictoo! ComesingalongtoLIVEpianoand guitarsongs-andfunfingersongs too.Awesomeforkidsages0-6 yearsoldandtheircaregivers.Registrationisnotrequired. ButterflyShadowBoxes Monday,June17 6:00-7:30pm Celebratespringbycreatinga beautifulbutterflyshadowbox. Thisprogramisopentoages13& up.RegistrationopensonMay20. Signupatwadslib.com. ThelibrarywillbeclosedonMonday,May27inobservanceof MemorialDay.

WHAT SMALL BUSINESSES CAN DO TO ENGAGE THEIR COMMUNITIES

Sponsor a local youth sports team: Youth sports team sponsorships are a relatively inexpensive way to create brand awareness. The National Alliance for Youth Sports, Inc., reports that sponsorship costs vary from organization to organization, though they may cost as little as $100 to around $5,000 for the season. In return for that investment, businesses gain exposure to athletes, athletes’ families and friends, volunteers, and countless others who may see players in uniform on game day. When compared to the cost of advertising online, on television or on the radio, youth sports sponsorship provides a great return on investment.

AVONFREELIBRARY: **Just asareminder,theLibrarywill beclosedMay27th,fortheMemorial DayHoliday.WewillreopenonTuesday,May29that10:00am. WormsinDirt(forkids):Tuesday, May21at4:00pm

PeacefulPainting:Tuesday5/25at 2:00pm

BookDiscussionGroup-TheSecret Garden,WednesdayMay29at2:00 pm

SitN’Knit:Friday,5/24at11:00am andThursdays,5/30at6:00pm

Adult/TeenCraft-Thursday,5/30at 6:00pm

Mahjong:Friday,5/31at10:30am andThursday,6/6at6:00pm

PositiveExpressions-InfantFeeding Support:Tuesdaysat11:00am

Storytime:MostTuesdays&Fridaysat 10:30am

Chess:Wednesdaysat11:00am

BesuretojoinusforBackgammon startingWednesdaysJune5from4:00 til5:30

Formoreinformationortosign-upfor anevent,gotoavonfreelibrary.orgor call585-226-8461

AVON

TheAvonFoodPantry is opento clientshopping.Pleasebringyour reusablebags.Tuesdays11-2PM andThursdays3-5PM.Locatedat: 108ProspectStreet,Avon.Emergencydeliveriesarestillavailableby calling358-1671.

PUP,Foodlinkfooddistribution will takeplaceatEastAvonFire Dept.,1615W.HenriettaRd.,on Friday,MAY24,2024from10AM12PM.Drivethroughonly,please stayinyourcar.SponsoredbyAvon FoodPantry.

AvonSeniorNutritionProgram Week ofMay20-May25 SiteClosedMonday. Tuesday,5/21:RotisserieStyle Chicken,SeasonedSquash, Broccoli,WholeWheatBreadSlice, PeachCobbler.

Wednesday,5/22:SalisburySteak w/Gravy,ParsliedPotatoes,Lima Beans,WholeWheatBreadSlice, MandarinOranges. Thursday,5/23:BakedHam,ScallopedPotatoes,Beets,Whole WheatBreadSlice,AppleJuice, BirthdayBrownie. Friday,5/24:SlicedTurkeyw/ AmericanCheese,MacaroniSalad, TomatoSalad,WholeWheatBread, GrapeJuice,Yogurt. (585)226-6353

RepairCafe - Wesew,mend, rewire,re-glue,sharpen,repair bikes&muchmore!RepairCafeZionEpiscopalChurch10Park Place,Avon.3rdSaturdayofeach month9am-noon.Rainorshine. Cost?Avoluntarycontribution. Emailrjg1751@gmail.comwith questions.

AvonPreservation&Historical Society - 23GeneseeStreet,Avon. 2024Programs:Sunday,May19GeneseeValleyParanormalInvestigator-Ghosts,Hauntingsandthe unexplainedstoriesanddatainthe area.PresentedbyTedVanSon. Held2p.m.Location:AvonVillage Hall,74GeneseeSt.,Avon.The programsarefreeandopentothe public.Lightrefreshmentswillbe provided.

PaperFlowerMaking- Livingston County residents60+,jointheLivingstonCountyOfficeforthe AgingandtalentedJoyC.tolearn howtomakepaperflowerusing colorfulcardstock.Materialsanda noonmealwillbeprovidedbutyou mustRSVP.Classisheld1011:30am.5/29-74GeneseeSt., Avon.(RSVPby5/22) 585-226-6353.

LasagnaDinner- Zion Episcopal ChurchonAvon’sVillageCircleCommunityFellowship.LASAGNA DINNER!Dinnerfeatures:Generous meatorvegetablelasagnaplate withtossedsalad,Italianbrad,beverage&dessert.SATURDAY,MAY 18.$15donationformeatorveggie.TakeOutOnly4-6pm.Drive throughonNorthAvenue.Tickets availableatthechurchoffice,MondaythroughThursday,10am-noon, orfromanychurchmember.

SpaghettiDinner - Jointhe AmericanLegionPost294on Wednesday,MAY22forSpaghetti, Salad,BreadandDessertfrom 4-7pm.TakeOutorEatIn.Cost: $12donation.Proceeds:American LegionPost294,5480Avon-East AvonRoad,Avon.

SusanSaganLevitan,Certified Health Coach &WellnessSpeaker -SusanSaganLevitan,acertified HealthCoachandWellness SpeakerwillpresentBREAKUP WITHSUGARfortheTakingOff PoundsSensiblyClub,TOPSChapter#0878Avon,onMay21at2:20 PM.Thetalkwillbefollowedbya questionandanswersessioninthe FellowshipHalloftheAvonUnited MethodistChurch,130Genesee Street,Avon.Thepublicisinvited freeofcharge.Contact 585-880-6506forfurtherinformation.

BLOOMFIELD

ACommunityBreakfast is held on4thSaturdaysfrom9-11am.All arewelcomeforfoodandfellowship.Afreewillofferingis accepted.EastBloomfieldUnited MethodistChurchat2ParkPlacein Bloomfield.

CANADICE

HikeHuckleberryBogin Prattsburgh - Hike&Explore HuckleberryBogandUrbanaState ForestSundayMay19from2-4PM withSpringwaterTrails,followed byasocialget-togetherdish-topassatamember’shome.For additionalinfo/directions/updates visitthewebsite:springwatertrails. org

CANANDAIGUA

3rdAnnualAlLorenzParkFamily Fest -AnexcitingdayofFREE familyfuninLivingstonCounty’s ownAlLorenzPark!We’llhave somethingforeveryonetoenjoy! Froma1Kfunrunandexotic animalstofamilyfunhikesanda fishingderby!Pre-registrationfor guestsisencouraged.June1,2024 --9a.m.-2p.m.,AlLorenzPark, AlLorenzDrive,MountMorris. FREEADMISSION-RAINORSHINEALLAREWELCOME!Shuttleservice willbeavailableontheMurrayHill Campus.Shuttleswillrun approximatelyevery15minutes. Lookforsignageasyouenterthe campus.https://www. livingstoncounty.us/familyfest

CONESUS

Breakfast - ConlonMulvaney AmericanLegion,6317Marshall Road,Conesus.Heldthe4thSundayofthemonthfrom8am-11am. $10Adultsand$5under10.Thank youforthegreatsupportandwe lookforwardtoanothergreatyear!

DANSVILLE

ConesusLakeRidersMotorcycle Club - AllYouCanEatBreakfast. HeldSunday,May19thatthe ConesusLakeRidersMotorcycle Club,6199LibertyPoleRd.in Dansvillefrom9am-12noon.Bike Blessingheldat11am.Wesupport CampGoodDays,TeresaHouse, WoundedWarriors,Christmas mealsandmanymore.AnyquestionscallBetsyat585-443-0891

GENESEO

MemorialDayChickenBBQ, Monday May27th,11:30am-1:00 pmattheSt.MichaelsEpiscopal Church,23MainSt.,Geneseo.Preorderonly,Drive-Thru.Ticketsare $14.Youget1/2chicken,cole slaw,bakedbeans,rollandcookies.Forticketscall585-329-7736 or585-703-7010orOrderOnline atstmikesgeneseo.org/chicken.Ordertoday-ticketsgofast!

HEMLOCK

Mahjongg- GET ONTHELISTfor MahJonggplayatLittleLakes CommunityCenter,4705S.Main St.,Hemlock,Wednesdays,9:3011:30am.Beginnertointermediate levelplay(AmericanMahJongg rules).One,two,orthreetablescan besetdependingoninterest.Dedicatedgroupanchorsthisoffering andwelcomesNEWplayers.If interested,contactCarolWilliams, 585-727-2230(leaveaclearmessagewithcontactinfo).

HENRIETTA

Farmer’sMarketattheMoose Lodge WEDNESDAYS, July10thSeptember25thfrom2-6PM.OPEN TOTHEPUBLICatthePavilionjust behindMooseLodge#2290,5375 WestHenriettaRd.,W.Henrietta. Farmer?Hobbyist?Gardener? Crafter?InterestedinbeingaVendor?PleasecontactSueSpeta, 585-259-3020. TobenefitMoose Charitiesandlocalcharities.

HONEOYE

SpringRummageandBakeSale - UnitedChurchofChrist: Main Street,HoneoyeonMay31and June1.Friday9am-7pm,Saturday 9am-4pm.BagSaleandBaked GoodsSaleheldonSaturday,June 1st.

LAKEVILLE

MemorialDayCeremony - The LakevilleMemorialDayParadewill beonMay27thatapproximately 11:30AM.TheLakevilleVolunteer FireDepartmentandtheAmerican LegionHarrison-LeePost#283invitethecommunitytoparticipatein honoringourveterans.TheLivonia CentralSchoolBandwillparticipate.Parademovesfromthe LakevilleUnitedChurchofChrist eastwardonRoute20Aontothe LakevilleVolunteerFireHall Grounds.Receptionfollowsatthe FireHall.

FolkHerbalistandHerbGardening - JoinSusannaReppertBrill,a 6thgenerationFolkHerbalist,as shesharesherknowledgeofherbs. Thebasicsofherbgardeningand storingfreshherbswillbepresented,aswellasmedicinaland nativeherbs.FREEeventonFriday May24that6:30pmatTheChip HoltNatureCenter,VitalePark, Lakeville.SeeourflieronFacebook orchipholtnaturecenter.org.

LIMA

ExploringLima’sColorfulPastHistoric Photos,Videos,OldTime Kids’Crafts.May19,2-4pm,Lima TownHall.ThisfamilyeventdiscoversthehistoryofLimaNYthrough photographicandvideoimagery, andchildren’sold-timecrafts.The restored1983video,“Positively Lima,”willbeshown,alongwith slidepresentationsofhistoric photosandLima’shistoricarchitecture.Children’sactivitieswillbe ongoing.IceCreamSocialaround 3pm.Asecondshowingofthe “PositivelyLima”videowillallow timeforaudienceinput.Comeand familiarizeyourfamilywiththe morethan200-yearhistoryofthe placewhereyoulivewhetheryou arenewcomersorlongtimeresidents.Freetoall.

LIVONIA

BreakfastatLegionPost#283: The AmericanLegionHarrison-Lee Post#283hastheirmonthly BreakfastsonthethirdSundayof eachmonth.TheBreakfastsare opentothecommunityandcost $8.TheBreakfastsincludechoices ofeggs,choiceofmeat,homefriedpotatoes,pancakesorFrench toast,wheatorwhitetoast,coffee, tea,andorangejuice.The BreakfastisheldatPost#283on thecornerofRichmondMillsRoad andFederalRoadinLivoniaCenter from9amto11am.

MemorialDayCeremony - A MemorialDayParadewillbeon heldMay27thstartingat10AMin Livonia.TheAmericanLegion Harrison-LeePost#283invitesthe communitytoparticipateand honorourveterans.GroupswishingtoparticipatecanjointheParadewhichformsinfrontoftheold IntermediateSchoolat9:45AM.At 10AM,theparademovesnorthon toCommercialStreet,thentothe LivoniaPublicLibraryforashort ceremony.TheLivoniaCentral SchoolBandwillparticipate.Questions,callCynthiaNelson,PH: 346-2513.

Drive-thruCommunitySpaghetti Dinner- CommunitySpaghettiDinner,Thursday,May23rd. 5:00-6:30pm.Comeenjoyawarm home-cookedmealandwewilldo thedishes.Thisisadrive-thrutakeoutonlyevent.Followtheentrance signonCenterSt.Donations accepted,butifyouareinneedof ameal,wearehereforyou.Ameal ofspaghetti,withhandmade meatballs,greenbeans,and browniedessert.FirstPresbyterian ChurchofLivonia.(inthehamletof LivoniaCenteralong20Aacross fromtheLivoniaAmericanLegion.) GPS:3837CenterSt.,Livonia. TheUnitedMethodistChurchof Livonia ThriftShop islocatedat thecornerofSpringandChurch StreetsinLivonia,NY.Theaddress fortheThriftShopis6SpringSt. Livonia(incaseyouareusingGPS tofindus).Gentlyused,quality clothingandhomegoodsare available.TheThriftShopisopen onThursdaysandFridays9AM3PMandSaturdays9AM-2PM.

MemorialDayCeremony - A MemorialDayCeremonywillbe heldonMay27that11:00AMat theConesusLakeNursingHomein Livonia.TheNursingHome,the LivoniaandLakevilleVolunteerFire Departments,andtheAmericanLegionHarrison-LeePost#283invite thecommunitytoparticipate,to honorourveteranresidentsatthe nursinghomeandtomeetother residents.TheLivoniaCentral SchoolBandwillparticipate.

PicnicinthePark! The Livonia HistoricalSocietyishostingapicnic forthecommunityintheLivonia CommunityPark(BigTreeStreet, justinsidethewesternentranceto thevillageofLivonia)Saturday, June8startingatNoon.Allwelcome!Hamburgers,hotdogs, buns,lemonade,icedtea,bottled water,andcondimentsprovided. Pleasebringadishtopass.Auction startingat2pm(AuctioneerPete Gilbert)toraisefundstoaddan elevatorinordertorenovatethe upstairstoholdfutureeventsand toupgradethemuseum’sdownstairsstoragearea.50/50raffle ticketssold-winningticketdrawn duringtheAutumnintheVillage Festival.

FingerLakesUFO&Paranormal Meetup - Saturday,May18, UnitedMethodistChurch,21SummersStreet,Livoniafrom6:00-8:00 pm.FollowedbySocialHour.$5.00 donation.Snackstoshareare appreciated.Forthelocation,see websiteortextorcallMaryGrace: 585-766-9318,www. giftsofgraceministry.org.Following Meeting:June15.

MOUNT MORRIS

AlzheimerAssociationpresentsHealthy LivingforBrainandBody: Forcenturies,we’veknownthat thehealthofthebrainandthe bodyareconnected.Butnow,scienceisabletoprovideinsightsinto howtomakelifestylechoicesthat mayhelpyoukeepyourbrainand bodyhealthyasyouage.Joinusto learnaboutresearchintheareasof dietandnutrition,exercise,cognitiveactivityandsocialengagement,andusehands-ontoolsto helpyouincorporatetheserecommendationsintoaplanfor healthyaging.May23,10:3011:30am,Mt.MorrisSeniorNutritionProgram,3ElmSt(VFW),Mt. Morris.

LearnAboutMedicare! Are you turning65?Comehaveacupcake andlearnaboutMedicare!Speak withrepresentativesfrom:Excellus BlueCrossBlueShield,MVPHealth Care,UnitedHealthCare,Aetna, Humana,NYSEPIC,andLifespan. May21,1-5pm,LivingstonCounty HighwayDept.,4389GypsyLane, Mt.Morris.Justdrop-by!Enterfor araffleprize!

NAPLES

FrostTownTrailFest! Explore some ofthebestterrainthatthe BristolHillshastoofferthissummer atFrostTownTrailFestpresented byIronwoodAdventureWorks. Choosebetween10kand25krace optionsthatwilltakeyouupridges, throughthewoods,andacrosseveryinchofthenaturecenterlandscape(plussomebonus neighboringlandsaswell!).Proceedsfromtheracewillbenefitthe CummingNatureCenter’senvironmentalandeducationalprogramming.Registertoday!Online registrationendsat11:59pmon Thursday,June6.

STRANGE BUT TRUE

By Lucie Winborne

* Argentine goalkeeper Sergio Goycochea would crouch down and covertly urinate on the field before every penalty shootout for good luck. He started the ritual during the 1990 World Cup quarterfinals and continued it for the rest of his career.

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NativeGardeningforWildlife& Pollinators - Areyouinterestedin makingyourgardenmoreecologicallyfriendly?JoinEllenFoltsfrom Amanda’sNativeGardentolearn moreaboutusingnativeplantsto attractandsupportnativewildlife andpollinators.Thisclasswilldiscussgardenplanning,whichnative plantsbenefitwildlifeandpollinators,andmore.Plus,studentswill receivespecificadvicefortheirgardensitesandtwopottedplantsto takehome!Theinstructorwillbe providingallthenecessarymaterialsfortheclass,includingthetakehomeplants.June2,10-12pm, CummingNatureCenter,6472 GulickRd.,Naples. Registerathttps://rmsc.org/events/ cnc-workshop/

RUSH

TransportationmuseumSeason Opening SundayMay19! The NewYorkMuseumof Transportation,inRush,featuring theonlyvintagetrolleyrideinNew YorkState,willholditsseason openingSunday,May19,11-4pm. Themuseumhousesacollectionof 14trolleycars,severalhighwayand horse-drawnvehicles,threemodel railroads,theMidtownPlaza Monorail,andnumerousexhibits! Trolleyridesareincludedwith admission.Allatthesamefamily friendlyadmissionprices!$10 adults,$9seniors65+,and$6 youthsage3-12.Themuseumis openSundaysonly11-4pmandis locatedjust20minutessouthof Rochesterat6393EastRiverRoad, Rush.www.nymtmuseum.org, (585)533-1113.

69thAnnualMemorialDay Commemoration - May27th:The MemorialDayEventsfor SpringwaterPost905-Joinusin celebratingMemorialDaybeginningwithcemeteryhonorsstarting at7:45to11:00atall9ofourlocal cemeteries.Seeourfullpageadin thiseditionforbreakdownofwhen andwhere!Paradestartsat12:00 withaPostceremonyfollowing that.EnjoyaChickenBBQfundraiserfora$13.00donation startingat1:00,eatinortogo, untilgone.

WAYLAND

WaylandHistoricalMuseum’Railroads InOurArea’:Joinus onSunday,May19th,2:00PMfor ’RailroadsInOurArea’withDavid MontiVerdi.HeldattheWayland HistoricalMuseum,100WashingtonSt.,Wayland.

YORK

CubScoutPack76Can&Bottle Drive - CubScoutpack76willbe holdingtheirannualSpringcan& bottledriveonSaturday,May25 8:30am-1:00pmattheYorkFire Hall.Scoutswillbegoingdoor-todoorcollectinginthetownofYork. Youcanputyourcansandbottles outandlabelthem“Scouts”ifyou won’tbeavailable.Ifyouhavea largeamountorareoutsideof York,contactScottat339-8659to arrangeforapick-up.Thankyou foryoursupport!

Chicken&BiscuitDinner: Drive Thru atYorkBaptistChurch,2738 MainStreet,YorkonSaturday,May 18,3-6pm(oruntilsoldout).Enjoy Chicken&Biscuits,coleslaw,apple sauce,greenbeans,choiceofpie. $12-Adults,$8-Students(school andcollege),Free-Childrenage5 andunder.

CANNABIS AND CANCER-RELATED PAIN

The National Cancer Institute notes that, while more research is necessary, small studies have indicated the potential benefits of cannabis in helping cancer patients overcome the pain associated with their disease. According to the NCI, a small study of 21 patients with chronic pain who combined vaporized cannabis with morphine experienced improved pain relief compared to patients who took only morphine. However, combining vaporized cannabis with oxycodone, a narcotic pain reliever and cough suppressant that is similar to morphine, did not produce significantly greater pain relief. In addition, two small studies indicated that delta-9-THC, the main active cannabinoid in marijuana, helped to relieve pain as well as nausea and vomiting. A second study indicated that delta-9-THC given in doses could provide pain relief similar to that provided by codeine, a pain-relieving drug derived from morphine. The NCI also cites a study that indicated a cannabis plant extract medicine effectively relieved pain when sprayed under the tongue of advanced cancer patients whose pain was not relieved by strong opioids alone. That study also indicated that some patients were able to continue to control their cancer-related pain without needing higher doses of the cannabis spray or higher doses of other pain medications they were taking.

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DID YOU KNOW?

According to the World Health Organization, tobacco kills up to half its users, annually killing roughly six million people each year. The WHO notes that more thanfivemillionofthosedeathsare the result of direct tobacco use, while more than 600,000 deaths can be attributed to non-smokers being exposed to secondhand smoke. While many in the United States may understand the threat that smoking poses to their overall health,theWHOnotesthatstudies indicate knowledge about the specifichealthrisksoftobaccouse is not widespread. A 2009 survey ofsmokersinChinafoundthatless than 40 percent of smokers knew that smoking tobacco causes coronary heart disease, while only 27 percent were aware of the link between smoking and stroke. It’s also important that smokers recognize that cigarettes once characterized as “light” or “low tar” are not healthier than more traditional cigarettes. While the US Food and Drug Administration has banned the use of such terms incigarettesaleswithintheUnited States, smokers traveling or living overseas should be mindful that other countries may not operate under such restrictions. In addition, the American Cancer Society notes that there is no proof that cigarettes sold as “all natural” and marketed as having no chemicals or additives are any safer than traditional cigarettes and that the best way for men, women and children to avoid the dangers of tobacco is to never smoke or to quit immediately.

MOMENTS IN TIME

* On June 4, 1986, Jonathan Pollard pleads guilty to espionage for selling top-secret U.S. military intelligence information to Israel. The former Navy intelligence analyst sold enough classified documents to fill a medium-sized room. He was sentenced to life in prison. (The History Channel)

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STRANGE BUT TRUE By

Lucie Winborne

Genesee

Valley Health Partnership

Anti-violence and bullying training and education in many Livingston County schools and communities is supported by UWLC. www.gvhp.org

* Originally scheduled to be erected in Barcelona, the Eiffel Tower was rejected because citizens thought it was an eyesore.

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH

By Keith Roach, M.D.

Immunotherapy for Peanut Allergies Still a Work in Progress

DEAR DR. ROACH: Why can’t people see an allergist and get desensitized to a peanut allergy? As a child, I was allergic to dust, pet hair, milk and other things, but I received treatments. I am not bothered by any of these now. It would seem prudent to desensitize people who have allergies that are life-threatening, like peanut allergies. -- S.S.

ANSWER: Allergy immunotherapy continues to be a commonly used and valid treatment for many allergies, including environmental allergies, insect venom allergies and, more recently, food allergies. The treatment can be used for peanut allergies, but it is certainly not perfect. So, it isn’t used very often.

The goal of immunotherapy is to get a person to tolerate the allergen that they have an allergic response to. This involves giving very tiny amounts of the allergen below the level that would trigger an allergic response. Over time and under extremely close observation, the amount of the allergen is increased. For allergens like pollen, they are typically given by injection under the skin (or by drops under the tongue), but for food allergens, they are given orally. For peanut allergies in particular, reactions are common during oral immunotherapy. For about 1 dose per 1,000 under supervision in an allergist’s office, emergency treatment with epinephrine was required. Even during maintenance therapy at home, a reaction occurred 3.5% of the time, requiring treatment with 0.7% of all doses. Although oral immunotherapy is effective at getting people to tolerate peanuts, the effectiveness is not long-lived, with only 13% of people still being able to tolerate a peanut challenge three years after discontinuing maintenance therapy. (Thirty-seven percent of people who continued maintenance therapy were able to tolerate the peanut challenge.)

Until there are significant improvements in outcomes, I am unlikely to recommend oral immunotherapy for people with peanut allergies, unless they are unable to effectively avoid exposure to peanuts and they continue to have repeated reactions. Whether they’re on immunotherapy or not, patients are still advised to continue careful avoidance and have emergency treatment immediately available. A new treatment for food allergies was just approved by the Food and Drug Adminstration. Omalizumab works by blocking the immunoglobulin IgE, which is critically important in allergic diseases. The study showed that 47% to 80% of subjects who were treated with omalizumab for four months (given by injection every two to four weeks) were able to tolerate a standard dose of the foods that they were allergic to (peanuts, plus at least two other foods). However, it appears that the benefit of the treatment does not persist after the treatment is discontinued, and it is intended for use in conjunction with food allergen avoidance to protect against accidental exposures.

In the future, combining this new medication with oral immunotherapy could be superior to using either alone, and it can help prevent serious or fatal allergic reactions from inadvertently being exposed to peanuts. Further studies are addressing this issue.

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Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable to answer individual questions, but will incorporate them in the column whenever possible. Readers may email questions to ToYourGoodHealth@med.cornell.edu. © 2024 North America Synd., Inc. All Rights Reserved

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HEALTH BENEFITS OF HONEY

Promotes healing: There is evidence that clinical use of honey on burns and wounds can be beneficial. Data published in the Scientific World Journal said that honey can be used to dress wounds and that it produces similar results to other topical treatments in promoting healing.

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Lasagna Dinner

Saturday, May 18, 2024

Dinner Features:

Generous meat or vegetable lasagna plate with tossed salad, Italian bread & dessert

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Dancing Queen

Thank you so very much to the lovely pink clad lady who caught me dancing in the aisle at Dollar General on May 4th. Not only did she dance with me, she gave me a coupon as well! Thank you for not only making my day, but my birthday as well! Keep dancing, Queen!

Thank you for returning my purse

Last week after shopping at a local store I returned my cart to the cart corral, not realizing I had left my purse in the cart. While driving home and realizing (then panicking) I had left my purse in the cart I drove back to the store. My purse was not in the cart where I had left it so I went inside the store to the Customer Service desk. Yes! Someone had brought my purse in and everything inside was still there. At the time I didn’t think to ask if the person who did this had left a name. But I would like to let whoever it was know how very grateful I am and to thank them. It’s nice to know that there are still honest people out there. Thank you!

At times, during my husband’s recent hospital stay I felt invisible to some of the professional medical staff when they entered his room (thankfully most were fine). As a retired RN I feel it is crucial for professionals ( MD, RN, etc.) to also address caregivers in the room when they arrive to discuss treatment, surgery, or discharge care. At times a patient’s life may depend on it. My advice to the professionals is to take the blinders off and acknowledge and address the caregiver(s) in the room. My advice to the caregiver: don’t be ignored. Speak up with your questions until you get an answer. Find an advocate on the unit that you can work with. There is no need to go it alone or have unanswered questions. Fragmented care isn’t much better than no care.

Foolish Parenting

The surest sign of spring is back in our area. No, it’s not the returning Robins. It’s the Dad with a riding mower and the toddler balanced on his knee. For those of you who think a mower is an amusement park ride, it’s time to learn about all the children who have squirmed, bounced off, and ended up under the mower blades. About 9,000 children a year are injured in mower accidents. Of that number, roughly 15 are fatalities. Why bother strapping your kid into a car seat for a drive when you don’t value their lives enough to keep them away from a mower?

Mother’s Day is celebrated in an array of ways around the world. Which of the following traditions resonates most with you?

• Italy’s La Festa della Mammamother may not do chores or cook on her special day and receives homemade gifts and fresh pastries

• Peru’s Mother’s Day includes gifts, food, and flowers for living mothers, and normalizes grief and cherished memories by decorating graves of loved ones

• India’s 10-day Durga Puja festival celebrates mothers with reunions, food, gifts

• Ethiopia’s 3-day Antrosht features a large feast and singing/dancing sharing stories of family heroes

Poll ends 05-21-2024

Poll ended 05-14-2024

The annual Met Gala brings together titans of industry as the major fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, a collection including more than 33,000 objects representing fashionable dress and accessories since the 15th century. Which aspect of the annual Met Gala most intrigues you?

66.7% Red carpet interviews with celebrities

33.3% Charity aspect and historical significance

Bus America Seasonal Tours

Sept. 29-Oct. 2: AUTUMN IN VERMONT $949 PP double

Enjoy the beautiful fall foliage en route to 3 nights at the elegant Castle Hill Resort & Spa. Visit Hildene (the Lincoln Family Home), Ben & Jerry’s, the Von Trapp Lodge & Brewery, Vermont Teddy Bear & Country Store, a Cider Mill, Maple Farm & Marble Museum!

Dec 4-5: NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE HOLIDAY TOUR

$399 PP double

Enjoy the overnight and dinner at the historic Pillar & Post, a town tour and shopping in Niagara-on-the-Lake and the Niagara Falls Festival of Lights. Option to add A Christmas Carol at the Royal George eatre!

Dec 10-11: NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE HOLIDAY TOUR

$299 PP double

Enjoy the overnight and dinner in Niagara-on-the-Lake with a tour and shopping. Option to add on a performance of A Christmas Carol at the Royal George eatre!

Dec 9-15: VEGAS BABY featuring the NATIONAL RODEO FINALS $1,975 PP double 6 nights on the Vegas Strip at e Strat, direct flights from Buffalo on Southwest Airlines (coach transfers from the Rochester area at an extra cost), 2 Vegas Buffets & 2 days at the National Rodeo Finals (1 Access only pass, one reserved seating). Options to add the Penn & Teller Show and a full-day guided tour to the West Rim of the Grand Canyon!

Call our office or visit our website for more information! 1-800-724-TRIP or www.grouptoursinc.com

Bus America Group Tours • (585) 697-3590 www.grouptoursinc.com • 668 Phillips Road Victor, NY 14564

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reports that 50 percent of college graduates pursue careers that are not related to their majors. Career and personality assessments can help students determine which subjects they may want to study upon enrolling in a college or university. Such assessments can help students discover their interests, and then students can work with advisors and career counselors at their colleges or universities to find majors that align with those interests. High school seniors on their way to college in the coming months can rest easy that, even if they don’t know what to study when they arrive on college campuses this fall, many of their fellow freshmen are equally uncertain.

DID YOU KNOW? A landmark study conducted by researchers in the United Kingdom discovered a notable link between low to moderate alcohol consumption and breast cancer risk. According to the Million Women Study, every 10 grams (roughly 0.35 ounces) of alcohol a woman consumed per day was associated with a 12 percent increase in her risk for breast cancer. The Million Women Study focused on various areas of women’s health but included 28,000 women who had breast cancer. In addition, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism notes that more than 100 epidemiologic studies have examined a potential association between alcohol consumption and the risk for breast cancer, consistently finding that risk for the disease increases as alcohol intake increases.

UPCOMING AUCTIONS

William & Brian Frey Online Surplus Machinery Auction

Bidding closes 5/21 at 6pm | Akron, NY

Selling: Feller Buncher Timberjack; Farmall 300; Farmall M; Farmall 100; Brillion 24’ cultimulcher; Case IH 700 7btm plow; NH bale wagon; NH 489 haybine; Gravity wagons; Grinders; NI manure spreader; plus much more!

Mathes Farms Online Surplus Machinery Auction

Bidding closes 5/23 at 7pm | Holley, NY

Selling: David Brown 1200; Gehl DC2342 discbine; Double hitch; White 508 4btm plow; IH 710 5 btm plow; JD field cultivator; & more!

Estate of David Nesbitt Online Real Estate & Contents Auction RE closes 5/28 at 11am | Contents close 5/28 at 4pm | Pavilion, NY

Offering: 4 bed, 1.5 bath home on Oatka Creek plus contents!

Lake Ontario Cottage Short Notice Online Auction

Bidding closes 5/28 at 11am | Waterport, NY

525 sq. . cottage on the shores of Lake Ontario!

Simpson Estate Online Machinery & Household Auction

Bidding closes 5/28 at 5pm | Livonia, NY

Selling: JD 550G dozer; Case 580K backhoe; Kawasaki 610 mule; PJ 8312 trailer; 3pt back blade; 3pt york rake; plus tools and nice household items!

May Online Consignment Auction

Bidding closes 5/30 at 5pm | Items located throughout Western New York

Offering: 2013 Ford E350 box trucks and pickups; Keystone camper; JD 2640; Farmall 706; Ford 600; Claas 255 baler/wrapper; Bobcat 7753 skidloader; Farmall M & H; Dixie Chopper mower; plus more hay, tillage and other!

Berghorn Farms Online Machinery Auction

Bidding closes 6/4 at 6pm | Akron, NY

Selling: AC 7045 & 7040; MF 135 w/ loader; NH 318 baler; Pequea 710 tedder; wood basket wagons; Grain dryer; tillage, tools and more!

Happy Herd Stables Online Real Estate Auction

Bidding closes 6/10 at 11am | Batavia, NY

31 acre horse farm with living quarters, office, indoor riding arena, 18 stalls, outbuildings and pond!

Live Beef Auction Customer bids picks the price!

June 13th • 5pm

• 20 to 30 Lots of graded High Choice to Certified

Angus Beef Prime Farm to Table Beef.

All animals are Age and Source Verified, All Natural Verified, Hormone Free Verified, and CARE Certified through Where Food Comes From. NYS Grown & Certified.

• All Lots are 100% Angus Beef. Higher Graded meat lots will carry the Ranch to Table Certified Angus Beef Label.

• Lots will include regular meat cuts and specialty cuts like Tomahawks, Cowboy Cut Steaks, Kansas City Cut NY Strips, Picanha Steaks, Thor Hammers and much more!!

EVENT HELD AT:

FREE Waltons Way Beef on Weck Dinner will be provided by the Angry Rooster Deli, with Cookies made by StacieBakes.

SPECIAL DAIRY CONSIGNMENT

Thursday, May 23 at 1pm Castile Market of Sherman Livestock, LLC 6073 State Rt. 19A, Castile, NY 14427

A select group of 37 AI Bred Freestall Holstein Dairy Heifers/Cows in all stages of lactation from Burns Family Farm, LLC of Hornell, NY.

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Trimming • Take Down Brush Chipper Cabling Stump Grinding Reasonable Rates

Free Estimates • Insured Office - 538-2745

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Livingston County Youth Advocacy Program

Offers advocacy services and direct representation for children denied full access to school or related services as well as services to their community.

POISON PREVENTION TIPS

Avoid sharing meds. Never share prescription medicines with other people. Poisoning can occur because medicines are prescribed based on weight and other physical factors. One individual can be seriously impaired by a medication even if it’s safe for another person. In addition, drugs can interact with other medicines, including over-the-counter products, further increasing the risk for accidents.

Items Can Be Good For The Environment

Visit consignment stores: Consignment shops and Goodwill(R) stores are popular places to buy preowned items. These stores take donations or offer items for sale on consignment, which means once sold the person who provided the item gets a portion of the sale.

When browsing the racks of these stores, it’s possible to discover highend items mixed in with less expensive items. Shoppers may find designer handbags and clothing for much less than they would sell at retail, especially if the pieces are one or two seasons old. Relying on these stores to supplement classic wardrobe pieces is cost-effective and beneficial to the environment. If you regularly shop consignment stores, you can develop a rapport with the shopkeeper, who may alert you when new items are available.

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Q&A Master Gardeners with the

How can I improve the fertilityofmygardensoil?

The secret to a garden’s vitality lies within the hidden depths of its soil. To enhance the fertility of your garden soil, it is crucial to nourish it with a diverse array of nutrients and organic matter. One way to achieve this is through the magical art of composting. Composting is a transformative process where organic materials such as kitchen scraps, yard waste, and even fallen leaves are broken downbymicroorganismsintoarich,dark, and nutrient-dense soil amendment. By incorporating this black gold into your garden beds, you infuse the soil with a wealth of organic matter, enriching its

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texture, improving its water retention capacity, and providing a buffet of nutrientsforyourplantstofeastupon. Another method to boost soil fertility is through the use of cover crops. These green companions serve as living blankets,protectingthesoilfromerosion, suppressing weeds, and fixing nitrogen from the air into a usable form for plants. Cover crops, such as legumes like clover or vetch, can be sown between growing seasons or in fallow areas of your garden. Once they have fulfilled their duty, they can be tilled into the soil,adding organic matterandnutrientsastheydecompose. In addition to compost and cover crops,

incorporating organic fertilizers can also work wonders for your soil fertility. Organicfertilizerscomeinvariousforms, such as well-rotted manure, bone meal, fish emulsion, or seaweed extract.These natural sources of nutrients provide a gentle and slow-release supply of nourishment to your plants, promoting healthygrowthandabundantyields. It is important to note that soil fertility is a dynamic process that requires ongoing care and attention. Regularly testing the pH level of your soil can help you understand its acidity or alkalinity, allowing you to make necessary adjustments to create an

optimal growing environment for your plants. Additionally, rotating your crops each season can help prevent nutrient imbalances and the buildup of pests or diseases, ensuring the long-term health andproductivityof yourgarden. So, as you embark on the journey of improving soil fertility, embrace the beauty and complexity of this hidden world. With a blend of composting, cover cropping, organic fertilizers, and thoughtful cultivation practices, you will create a soil ecosystem that teems with life and provides a nurturing foundation foryourgardentothrive.

~ Ken Estes, Ag Program Manager, CCE LivingstonCounty

THANK YOU

The greatest comfort during our sorrow was the expression of sympathy conveyed to us in many ways. We would like to thank our friends and family for all the cards, notes, prayers, flowers, visits, and food at the time of David’s passing. We deeply appreciate your thoughtfulness and thank you most sincerely.

Lana and the Family of David A. Rynders

TIPS TO COPE WITH THE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE

Accept your feelings. The APA notes that it’s normal for grieving individuals to experience a range of emotions, including sadness, anger and exhaustion. Individuals who feel overwhelmed by their emotions are urged to speak with a licensed mental health professional. Such professionals can recommend various strategies to cope with emotions that can sometimes feel overwhelming.

Robert E. Rice (Deputy Chief, RFD, Retired) March 28, 2024

Livonia, NY: At age 85, Robert “Bob” Rice passed unexpectedly on March 28, 2024 at the Sebastian River Medical Center in Sebastian, Florida. Bob was born on January 16, 1939 in Rochester, NY to the late Kermit “Gene” and Pauline (Mimm) Rice. In addition to his parents he was predeceased by his brother-in-law, Wayne Keemer. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Pamela (Kelly) Rice and sons, Rob Rice (Margaret Scahill) of Rochester and Steven Rice (Mary Lou Mason) of Webster; grandchildren, Lauren (Vinny) Graber, Michael Rice, and Tory Rice; great-grandson, Henry Graber; siblings, Doris Rosenhaus of NYC and John Paul (Nancy) Rice PhD of MO; brother-in-law, Sammy (Jaimye) Kelly of Irving, NY. Also survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

“Ashipintheharborissafe…butthatis notwhatshipsarefor…”

~ John A. Shedd

A turtle is most safe when all of him is tucked into his shell, but he makes no progress until he sticks his neck out. There is always some hazard in everything we do. If we get up in the morning, we may slip in the shower and break a leg. If we never get out of bed, we may develop bedsores.

Life is a constant succession of risk-taking activities. We should not let this dismay us. We should do everything possible to minimize the risks, then go ahead, if we expect to make any progress.

Let us explain the advantages of making one’s own funeral arrangements well in advance of need. Phone for an appointment in our office or in the privacy of your own home, if you prefer.

Bob and Pam met in high school in Rochester, NY and were married on July 30, 1960. Bob joined the Rochester Police Department in 1965 and served for one and a half years before realizing that the fire service was his calling. He then joined the Rochester Fire Department in 1967 and served for 34 years, retiring as a Deputy Chief in 1999. He really loved the Rochester Fire Department from beginning to retirement. He was called “Iron Man” by those who worked with him and was a member and past officer of the Rochester Fire Department Benevolent Association. When Bob retired there was an article written in the Democrat & Chronicle that he was very proud of. Bob and Pam purchased their home on Conesus Lake in 1983 and moved there permanently in 1995. ey made many friends in the community, at St. Matthew Catholic Church in Livonia, and as members of the Conesus Lake Association. For the past 22 years they called Barefoot Bay, Florida their winter home. Bob loved his family, his brotherhood of firemen, and good times together at their Conesus Lake home.

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Family and friends may call on Tuesday, May 21st, from 3-7pm at the Kevin W. Dougherty Funeral Home Inc., 21 Big Tree Street, Rte 15 & 20A, Livonia, NY. Bob’s Funeral Mass will be held at 10:30am on Wednesday, May 22nd, at St. Matthew Catholic Church, 6591 Richmond Mills Road, Rte 20A, Livonia, NY. Livestream at: www.facebook.com/ stsmaryandmatthewfaithcommunity. Burial will be held privately at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Rochester, NY. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Salvation Army, Attn: Rochester Area Services, 70 Liberty Pole Way, Rochester, NY 14604 or to St. Matthew Catholic Church, PO Box 77, Livonia, NY 14487.

To send a condolence or share a memory please visit: www.doughertyfuneralhomes.com

William ‘Billy Mac’ MacIntyre

January 22, 2024

William ‘Billy Mac’ MacIntyre, lifelong Avon resident, and son of Eleanor and George MacIntyre, died January 22, 2024, a er a long illness. Graveside services are 11 AM, Friday, May 24, 2024, at the Avon Cemetery with military honors with reception to follow at Avon Driving Park. Remembrances may be made to your favorite animal rescue service.

Please join us for

Gary Patterson's Celebration of Life

Sunday, June 9th

beginning at 2:00 PM at Hemlock Fair Grounds (location most likely in Agricultural Building)

May 5, 2024

Avon: May 5, 2024 at age 89. She is survived by her children Larry (Debra) Duke, Cynthia (David) Hancy; Michael’s partner Randy Jones; brother, Horace (June) Allen; grandchildren, Dawson Hancy, Logan Hancy,Travis Duke, Suzanne (Quan) Nguyen, Melynda (Richard) Pitt; 4 great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Catherine was predeceased by her husband James H. Duke and son, Michael Duke. Catherine Loved her family dearly. She enjoyed in her spare time playing cards and shopping.

A celebration of life will be held Saturday, June 22, 2024 from 1- 6 pm at the Joseph Gallipeau Post # 294 5480 Avon East Avon Road, Avon, NY. In lieu of flowers memorials can be made to the East Avon Fire Department, PO Box 358, Avon, New York 14414 in her memory.

To share a memory or send a condolence visit stephensondoughertyfuneralhome.com

York Central School VACANCIES

• K-12 Music Vocal Teacher (6-12 vocal instruction)

• K-5 General Education Teacher

• 7-12 Earth Science Teacher

• 7-12 ELA Teacher

• 7-12 Special Education Teacher

• ESOL Teacher • Physical erapist

• Aide Positions

Continual Recruitment - Substitutes:

• Teachers (Certified and Uncertified)

• Aides/TAs • RNs/LPNs • Bus Drivers

All interviews begin upon receipt of application. Additional information and application available: www.yorkcsd.org

AVOID FINANCIAL PERIL AFTER A JOB LOSS

Prioritize saving. Lightning may not strike twice, but plan ahead for another job loss by prioritizing savings in the future.

Perfect for those looking to work a few days a week

Spend two or three days a week working with us at Colony Dry Cleaners and Laundromat in the Wegman’s plaza in Geneseo.

What can be better?

Earn extra money. Daytime hours only. No Sundays or major holidays.

Nice work environment.

Send your resume to: Steve@colonydrycleaners.com

NETWORKING STRATEGIES FOR THE DIGITAL AGE

Personalize your connections. The days of sharing a post-work drink with a colleague may be over. But networking in the digital age need not be impersonal. When using professional networking sites such as LinkedIn, personalize the messages you send to other professionals when inviting them to join your network. Use the message to briefly introduce yourself andexplainyourconnectionbeforeexplainingwhyyouwantthepersonto become part of your network. Welcome any questions and warmly thank themfortheirtime.Thispersonaltouchcanmakeyoustandoutinadigital sea of people, many of whom simply want to add other professionals to their network without necessarily making genuine connections.

LOCAL DELIVERY

DRIVER

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Salary Range • Approx. $75,000 a year to start $3,000 Retention Bonus Program as well Excellent medical, dental and 401k benefits package!

Immediate full-time employment opportunities for CDL-A drivers. Duties consist of delivering to McDonald’s restaurants in New York State. No layovers. Must be willing to work in the yard fueling and switching when not driving. Must be willing to work a flexible schedule, including a weekend day. Must be able to lift 50 lbs. 18+ months’ driving experience preferred.

To apply: http://www.a-d.us

LaBellaAssociatesishiring: Heavy Equipment Operators

Remedial Systems Technicians & Installers

Fueling Systems Technicians & Installers

Remediation Project Field Superintendents tosupportourRemediationand EcologicalConstructionprograms.

LaBella offers competitive compensation, health & dental insurance, paid time off, 401k plans, fitness reimbursement, and more!

Apply on our website here: https://www.labellapc.com/careers/

Livingston County Law firm is seeking full-time legal secretary

Must be proficient in WORD, have excellent computer skills and be able to multi-task. Salary commensurate with experience. Send resume to: bertal@featuredmedia.com

Employers, are you interested in participating in future, monthly, free, job fair events?

Contact Workforce Development at 585.243.7047 or jjaeger@co.livingston.ny.us

Part-Time

Truck Driver

Friday route essential, additional days possible. Must be able to li 50lbs.

Pay and some benefits dependent on hours & experience. Call for an interview or send resume to:

SPRINGWATER SPROUTS

PO Box 406 • Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 585-624-1234

OR email: swsprouts@gmail.com

400+ POSITIONS INCLUDING:

UR/Noyes Health

Tenco Industries

Sheriff Dept. / 911 RTS Livingston

Remedy Staffing

Plan B Express Transit

NYS OPWDD

National Guard

Livingston Associates

LeRoy Village Green

Kra Heinz

Ingredients Plus

Genesee Community College Department of Corrections

Comfort Keepers

Coastal Staffing Center for Nursing and Rehab. Career Start Agency / Tallavera Campus Auxiliary Services

Barilla America

Arkema

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Activities, Administration, Assemblers, Bartenders, Bus Operators, Campus Security, Carpenters, Cashiers, Caregivers, Chef Assistants, Clerical, CNAs, Concrete Labors, Construction, Cooks, Corrections Officers, Customer Service, Dietary Aides, Direct Support Assistants, Dishwasher, Dispatcher, Drivers, Food and Safety Quality Specialist, Food Production, Forkli Operators, Heavy Equipment Operator, Hosts, Housekeepers, Hydraulics, Installation Assembly Techs, Instructors, Jail Cook, Janitor, Laundry Workers, LPNs, Machine Operators, Maintenance Technician, Mason, Material Handlers, Mechanic, Medical, Neighborhood Assistants, Office Staff, Packaging Operator, Packers, Patrol Deputy, PCTs, Process Engineer, Process Operator, Production Worker, Project Managers, Quality Auditors, Restaurant Managers, RNs, Servers, Stock Clerks, Utilities, Various Adjuncts, Welder/Fabricators, Wiring, Wood-Framers

Town of Lima – Highway Department Position Opening

Laborer/Lawn Maintenance

e Town of Lima Highway Department is seeking applicants for the position of Part-time Laborer/Lawn maintenance. is position requires experience driving a pickup truck pulling a small trailer. e applicant will be in charge of mowing and string trimming the lawns at the Town Hall, the Town Library, and all town-maintained cemeteries.

Requirements: Must be 18 years or older with a valid Class D driver’s license. Applicant must pass a preemployment drug and alcohol screening and ongoing random testing in accordance with Federal Motors Carrier Safety Administration.

Hours worked: approximately 10-25 hours per week depending on the time of the season. Starting in May.

Salary: $15.00 per hour

New York State Pension

Send resume to: Highway Superintendent, 7334 Dublin Street, Lima, NY 14485 or email it to: highwaysuper@townoflima.org

Brian K Deel HVAC INC. Now Hiring

HVAC Tech or Plumber

• Must be a motivated, reliable person with a valid driver’s license.

• Must work well with other employees and have good communication with customers.

• Must have own hand tools.

• Experience a plus, but willing to train the right person.

Full-time M-F with the option of overtime. Paid holidays off and health insurance offered a er 6 months. Pay based on experience. $20-$30 an hour. Plenty of opportunity for advancement.

Please email deel.brian@yahoo.com or call/text the business 585-313-6562

Lima Public Library

Outreach Coordinator

Chances and Changes, Inc., where you can make a difference every day while gaining career development and invaluable experience. Domestic Violence Program seeking a Prevention, Education, and

Full-time, with responsibilities in coordinating outreach programs, presentations, and school and community education including the Enough is Enough dating Violence and Sexual Assault/Abuse program on the SUNY Geneseo Campus. Must be able to provide supportive services to clients and students and help maintain the operation and confidentiality of the programs. Good communication skills required. Minimum of a BA or BS plus one year of experience in human services, crisis intervention, community residence, or related field required. Valid NYS Driver’s License and reliable vehicle required. Background checks required. Competitive wages and excellent benefits including generous PTO and Holidays.

Domestic Violence Program Advocates:

Full and Part-time positions available providing 24/7 shelter services and support to residential and non-residential clients, answering hotline calls, and maintaining the day-to-day operations and security of the shelter. Openings on night shi s, evening shi s, and some day shi s or combinations thereof. Good communication skills are required. Minimum AS or AAS equivalence plus one year of experience in human services, crisis intervention, community residence, or related field is preferred. Valid NYS Driver’s License and reliable vehicle required. Background checks required. Competitive wages and excellent benefits including generous PTO and Holidays. Significant pay differentials also provided for evening, overnight and weekend shelter shi s.

Send Cover Letter and resume to:

Chances and Changes, Inc.

PO Box 326, Geneseo, NY 14454 by June 31st, 2024

Part-Time Library Clerks

Hiring for two (2) part-time Library Clerks, 8-15 hours per week. Both positions require good customer-facing skills working with people of all ages.

Position #1 will require working directly with young children, coordinating and conducting Children’s Storytime on Saturdays. In addition to Saturdays, hours may include weekdays and evening hours.

Position #2 will similarly require the ability to work effectively with people of all ages. In addition to weekday hours, the position may require evening or Saturday hours.

Both positions report to the Library Manager. Interested applicants can send their resume to: Limalibrarydirector@OWWL.org

Nursery Teacher for 3 year olds

At Sunshine Nursery School in LeRoy School year: September ‘24 – May ‘25 PT- 17 hours per week (possibly more) Starting at $16.50/hr Experience with children a must. Send Resumes to: snsleroy@gmail.com Or call 585-414-2699 for more information.

HOW BUSINESSES CAN EXPRESS APPRECIATION FOR EMPLOYEES

Highlight workers on social media. Social media is a significant part of modern business operations. Companies can create a Wall of Fame page that puts a weekly spotlight on a different employee who is contributing in his or her own way to the operations. Not only does this improve the morale of the team, it provides the public with a glimpse into the positive working environment of the company.

Our Customers Power the Future

By Fifi Rodriguez

1. GEOGRAPHY: Which European country has the largest population?

2. TELEVISION: Which sitcom features a character named Ron Swanson?

SUMMER WORK OPPORTUNITY

LAPP INSULATORS •

130 Gilbert St., LeRoy, NY

Lapp Insulators is accepting applications for four positions through the Summer Hire program. If you are over the age of 18, you will have the opportunity to gain real-world work experience/earnings and knowledge of the hiring process, from the completion of the employment application, through interviewing and orientation.

You may stop by the HR office at Lapp Insulators to pick up an application. There will be a supply of applications on the table outside the HR door.

These positions will be ‘clean, sweep & paint’ jobs on the grounds and in the plant as well as other minor maintenance type tasks.

The successful candidates will possess the following qualifications:

• Over the age of eighteen.

• Active college student (enrolled full-time) OR a recent high school graduate attending college as of Fall 2024.

• Able to climb ladders/stairs, use hand and power tools and complete the tasks listed above.

• Able to pass a drug screen.

Pay rate: $16.50/hr

Duration of hire: June 1st to August 24th (dates approximate)

Email applications to: JTuerk@lappinsulators.com

3. SCIENCE: What are the three layers of the Earth?

4. MOVIES: Which 2001 movie has a famous “bend and snap” scene?

5. MONEY: What is a modern U.S. penny made of mostly?

6. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What is a common name for an animal in the Leporidae family?

7. LITERATURE: Which children’s book contains the line, “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast”?

8. ANATOMY: Where is the pinna located in the human body?

9. HISTORY: Who was the fourth president of the United States?

10. BUSINESS: What did Amazon sell exclusively when it started business in 1994?

“Parks and Recreation.”

Crust, mantle and core.

“Legally Blonde.”

Zinc.

Rabbit or hare.

“Alice in Wonderland.”

Ear.

James Madison.

Books.

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