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What a wild winter sound,— wild and weird, up among the ghostly hills.... I get up in the middle of the night to hear it. It is refreshing to the ear, and one delights to know that such wild creatures are among us. At this season Nature makes the most of every throb of life that can withstand her severity. ~ John Burroughs, “The Snow-Walkers,” 1866
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HOMETOWN PHOTOS “Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you.” -Princess Diana
s e v Ra Thank you for your kindness! Thank you to the man who paid for our order after we let him in line in front of us. This was in the drive thru at the Dunkin Doughnuts in Batavia. Because we were in the drive thru, we never got the chance to thank him. This man did this even though he knew he wouldn’t
Sad & Mad To the people that leave their dog out in the freezing cold. At least you could put the small doghouse closer to your house for added protection. Doesn’t seem that you ever let the dog inside. Why do you even bother having a pet? All the extra straw/hay doesn’t really help. This has been going on for years. You should be ashamed. Nursing Home Terror I would like to know why a local college president hasn’t commented on condemning what the New York State Governor has done to our nursing home residents across
until we’d gone to a couple of other stores and got all the way home in another town, an hour later. She was frantic and couldn’t remember where she left it. Thankfully, the gentleman at Dogwood Trading Company not only kept it safe for her, but he had gone down the street to try to find us, also. When he couldn’t, he’d left a note on the door to let us know he had it in case we came back after store after hours. When I called, he said he’d even meet us to return it if
we couldn’t get back before the store closed. We were so thankful for his kindness and helpfulness. This type of thing wouldn’t happen in a big box store.
not all agree on which side to support during that conflict, the great Council fire went out and the Confederacy as such ended. Their form of government had nothing to do with their style of Iroquois Nation warfare. If you think that only The Iroquois Confederacy First Peoples committed acts of practiced a model of atrocity, dig a little deeper in your government praised by Ben study of history. Franklin, who proposed that the colonies adopt its style Iroquois what? as early as 1754 in his Albany To the writer who cited the Plan of Union. Each tribe in atrocities of the Iroquois: Whose the Confederacy had an equal land was it to begin with? That is, vote at the Great Council, before it was savagely raided and when it met. That is the model stolen by the English settlers? that is praised, not which side I think we are all grateful to live they allied with during the in what is now known as America Revolution. In fact, because but let us not forget who lived the Council members could here peacefully (for the most
part) prior to the usurping of the country. Those Native Americans were struggling to preserve and protect what was theirs, and they were not above forceful expansion. No amount of violence and bloodshed can be condoned on either side, but let’s be real.
even get a simple “thank you, “and yet he did it just out of the kindness of his heart! If you are reading this... just know that your actions were really touching and made our day! Well wishes to you, sir! Thank you, kind Dogwood Trading Company Staff! On December 30th, my daughter accidentally left her iPhone at Dogwood Trading Company in Dansville. She didn’t realize it was missing
the state? In the past, this president has commented on national issues that had nothing to do with the college itself.
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SENIOR NEWS LINE By Matilda Charles Another COVID Scam You know it’s getting bad when local police chiefs go on the nightly news to warn against scams. That’s what is happening in my area, and possibly in yours. Scammers are going all out to steal your information, money and identity, and they’re using the COVID vaccine as their tool. A few weeks ago, the scammers’ tactic was to claim we were eligible for a special COVID Medicare card. The card doesn’t exist. So many of us might have said that in response to the frequent phone calls that the scammers changed tactics. Now they claim to have an appointment for you to get the COVID vaccine. Here’s how it works: A scammer will claim to be calling from your doctor’s office, without actually naming the doctor. All they need from you, they say, is your Medicare card number and possibly your bank account or Social Security number “for identification.” Your best bet is to just hang up. But if you ask for the name of the doctor, they won’t know it. It’s the same with hospitals and clinics. If you’re not sure whether the call is fake, hang up and call your doctor, the hospital or clinic, and ask if they’ve tried to contact you. Scammers also are using different tactics: telling you they can fit you into a quick appointment, saying they’re from Medicare or your insurance provider, sending you an email that indicates you can get a fast appointment reservation by calling their special phone number, or offering you the vaccine at a “reduced cost” (the vaccines are free). Some of them actually offer to mail the vaccine to you. Don’t fall for any of these scams. If you need help signing up online for an appointment, call your doctor’s office or the senior center. Don’t give scammers any information, not even your name. (c) 2021 King Features Synd., Inc.
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HEALTHY COOKING TECHNIQUES Trim excess fats. Prepare meats and poultry well by trimming the fat and skin to make the final product even healthier.
TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH By Keith Roach, M.D.
Childhood Vaccinations Still Mostly Effective --DEAR DR. ROACH: I am in my mid-50s and in good health (I don’t take any medications). I rarely get sick with colds or flu. I have been vaccinated with all the common vaccinations for our childhood. With all the immigrants coming into our country, I am wondering if any have been given childhood vaccinations in their countries. I fear that chickenpox, measles, etc., could re-enter this country. If so, do our childhood vaccinations still protect us from these diseases? Should seniors be re-vaccinated or is that harmful at our age? -- C.S. ANSWER: Legal immigrants into the U.S. are required to have all vaccinations as recommended by the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices. Undocumented immigrants are more difficult to study, but what data there is suggests that vaccination rates are roughly the same in the countries of origin of many undocumented immigrants as in the United States. In fact, several Central American countries have higher vaccination rates than the U.S. currently. Analysis of outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases have suggested that most of these outbreaks have come from visitors (Americans or foreign visitors) from countries with high levels of ongoing transmission who spread the disease to others during their infectious period. Because there are some communities where there are enough unvaccinated people due to medical reasons, personal choice or ineffective vaccination to allow spread of the disease, there continues to be ongoing infection in the U.S. This is especially true of measles. People born before 1957 are generally considered to be immune to measles, and the vast majority have had chickenpox. People born between 1963 and 1967 (that might be you) are at risk for having had ineffective measles vaccination, and those at risk should check their immunization status and may need revaccination, especially those in an area near an outbreak. ***
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ADVICE FOR BLOOD DONORS Unlike other marvels of modern medicine, quality blood is an important health component that cannot be created synthetically. Blood shortages continue to plague medical establishments across the globe. For those who require transfusions, blood from volunteer donors can be the difference between life and death. However, many people are apprehensive about donating blood because of their own unique fears of the unknown or from past poor experiences with the process. With a little knowledge and some preparation, donating blood can be made much easier. Confirming donors’ health: One of the first steps to donating blood is to determine donors’ eligibility. Potential donors undergo a short health screening and are asked various questions to determine their eligibility. The presence of certain illnesses or other disqualifications helps ensure that the blood will be healthy and that the blood drawn will not have a negative effect on the donor. The American Red Cross states that potential donors will undergo a pin prick on the finger to test for iron levels in their blood. This is to ensure that donors will not be made anemic from giving blood. Frequency of donation, weight and age also will be considered before prospective donors are allowed to donate blood. Many organizations urge prospective donors to avoid giving blood if they have had simple dental work done within 24 hours or major dental work in the past month. Dental work in general can dislodge bacteria, which can get into the blood stream and cause systemic infection. Preparing to donate: Potential donors are urged to eat a healthy diet full of iron-rich foods. It is adviseable to drink an extra 16 ounces of water or a nonalcoholic fluid prior to donating. A healthy, low-fat meal prior to donating also is recommended, as the Red Cross says fatty foods can adversely affect blood tests that check for infectious diseases, and the blood may not be used as a result. Needles are no big deal: According to Justin Kreuter, MD, medical director of the Mayo Clinic Blood Donor Center in Rochester, Minnesota, while the needles used to collect blood are slightly larger than those used for immunizations at the doctor’s office, the needles have silicone on them to make the process of donating more comfortable for donors. Donation duration: Donating blood does not take a long time. It may take between 15 and 20 minutes for donation center workers to extract blood. Donating plasma or platelets may require more time. Allocate at least an hour to undergo the medical exam and to rest after the donation. Post-donation: Donors are urged to rest for a few minutes after the donating and to enjoy the snacks and beverages being offered. The Red Cross says people should avoid performing any heavy lifting or vigorous exercise for the rest of the day after donating. It’s also adviseable to drink an extra four glasses of liquids and avoid alcohol during the day following a donation. Donating blood can save lives and reassure donors that they’re doing their part to help others.
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High Schools Sports Resume; Children to Benefit BY SCOTT WURTZEL
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ocal high school sports are resuming; what do they need to do to stay open? Dr. Steven Schulz, a pediatric medical director for Rochester Regional Health, discussed the benefits of resuming these sports, and how to stay safe moving forward. February 1st was the first day local, high risk, high school sports being allowed to compete. During that day, Dr. Schulz answered multiple questions that pertained to the risks and benefits of student athletes being able to compete again. What are risks that come with lack of socialization? “We do know we are social beings, and socialization does benefit children,” Dr. Schulz stated. “Obviously, we have had our limitations with that because of Covid but there are smart and safe ways to allow that to resume, and we are definitely seeing concerns with mental health from kids who have been struggling, but these guidelines and updated recommendations reflect our improving rates of Covid in the region and the state.” What are mental and emotional benefits of resuming these sports? “Besides just the socialization and the positive self-esteem comes from doing well with sports, we all know with exercise we release endorphins that help our well-being,” says Dr. Schulz. “Hopefully kids will be sleeping better with some of those activities as well. We know from the physical side of things inactivity leads mostly to problems with obesity and bone density and all those sorts of things. We’ve seen weight increase throughout the pandemic, as folks have not been as active. Again, as this is all done safely, increasing physical activity and allow sports to resume can have a beneficial impact.” Dr. Schulz also explained that these benefits are possible because of how schools are handling safety. “We know the schools have been doing that safely: because they are using the screening protocols, because kids are staying home when they are sick, because kids are being identified quickly if they are not, because everyone is wearing masks, and following proper social distancing, making adjustments to classroom sizes and lunchroom sizes, and those kinds of things.”
“All sports are not the same in terms of risk, so that’s something else we definitely need to keep in mind,” Dr. Schulz pointed out. “The closer the contact, the more concern there is for potential spread of Covid. Indoors are of higher concern than outdoor activities. The more spectators, teammates, and people involved, the higher risk as well because the higher the chance any one person might be infected with Covid. There is definitely still risk there. There are new variants of the Covid virus out there in the community.”
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Dr. Schulz followed it by saying, “With the precautions, the American Academy of Pediatrics has recently come out with updated guidelines on youth sports and the CDC has as well. One of the biggest things is that we are now recommending that all student athletes—with the exception of certain sports—wear a mask during competition.” Dr. Schulz went into further detail about minimizing risks. “During these competitions and during these practices, it’s really important that we limit who is there only to those who really need to be there, and that any kind of training that can be done without physical contact is ideal, and socially distanced as appropriate.” Spectators at these events also have rules to minimize risk. “There are regulations around spectators as well, limited to only two per athlete. The spectators should be masked, socially distanced, and staying home if they are not feeling well.”
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As for whether he has any advice for student athletes - Dr. Steven Schulz resuming sports, Dr. Schulz replied, “Some student athletes have been out of condition for a while. We can’t just jump in and expect you to do what you did a year or two ago, when you were training regularly.” He also mentioned, “There is going to be some buildup and it’s important to continue with stretching and following with coaches and trainers that are available to make sure you are doing everything in a safe way. Start small and build your stamina and endurance and your strength over time to prevent muscle injuries.”
With the effort the schools and students are putting in, there is data that reflects the reduced rates of COVID-19 in the area. “Schools have been successful in keeping Covid rates low,” Dr. Schulz says. “We recently just looked at the period from January 6th through the 22nd with the return of school, and the rate with orange zone testing in Monroe county schools was only 0.72%, compared to that of the population at 7.3%. We know that we can do this safely, and the hope now is that we can extend that to sports in addition to what the schools have been doing safely thus far.” What are risks that people should be aware of and how do they minimize those risks? As long as COVID-19 is still a factor, there are still risks to be on the lookout for when it comes to these high school sports.
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In regard to student athletes who have gotten Covid after Dec 4th, Dr. Schulz explained they “should have an evaluation with their pediatrician or primary care physician to ensure that there are not any potential cardiac issues that would preclude them from returning to sports and that would prompt a more additional work up.” Dr. Schulz concluded, “It’s up to each person involved to do their part to maintain safety for everyone.”
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Although it appears white, snow is actually clear and colorless. The National Snow and Ice Data Center says the complex structure and many facets of snow crystals results in visible light being reflected. Light is absorbed uniformly over the wavelengths of visible light, which gives snow its white appearance. Even though snow is more common in northern elevations and cold regions, snowfall is not exclusive to frigid climates. In the United States, snow has fallen in cities most often associated with sun and warmth, such as San Diego, Miami and Hawaii. The southern Italy town of Capracotta received 100 inches of snow in 18 hours on March 5, 2015. In spite of its location, Capracotta has been known to receive enormous one-day snowfalls. While snow can fall even in warm climates, the world record holder for the most snow belongs to a northern area. Mt. Baker ski resort in Washington state experienced 1,140 inches in the 1998/1999 winter season. Snow can fall at temperatures well above freezing. According to ScienceBits.com, snow can still fall at temperatures as warm as 46 F. For snow to fall when temperatures are warm, humidity has to be very low. Even though there’s a common perception that no two snowflakes are alike, this isn’t completely accurate. A scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research found two identical snow crystals in 1988. Also, similar results have been produced in laboratories. Snow is an interesting form of precipitation. It can be scarce or plentiful, and may feature tiny snowflakes or extremely large ones. Snow also may take on the color of its surrounding environment.
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Batavia First Presbyterian Church invites you to join us for worship on Sundays at 9:00 on Facebook Live. You can connect to the online (9:00 am) worship through our website at: https://fpcbatavia.org/ or by using this link: https://www.facebook.com/fpcbatavia/videos/.
Hoag Library Hoag Library is open to the public Monday-Friday, 10am-6pm, for browsing (books, magazines, DVDs, CDs), computer lab, and fax/print/ wireless print/copy/scan/notary. Patrons are required to wear a mask at all times and visits are limited to 15 minutes, but accommodations can be arranged with the Director. Leaving your information for Contact Tracing purposes is encouraged. The book drop and WIFI are available remotely 24/7. Search the catalog, renew checkouts, and place holds online at www.nioga.org. Many services are available remotely, including the digital library (Libby and Hoopla apps), virtual programming, and ‘Library-ToGo’ by visiting www.hoaglibrary.org. Take-and-Make crafts available. eMagazines are moving from the RBDigital app to the Libby app. Participate in the Winter Reading Challenge through March 15. Virtual programs: Zoom-A-Story Storytime, Tuesdays, 10am-Noon; Home Repair Planning, March 5, Noon. Registration links for virtual programs are located on our website www.hoaglibrary.org under the ‘Hoag Library Events’ tab.
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Virtual Java with Joe E. - On Thursday, February 25 at 9 am the Holland Land Office Museum will be hosting its next Virtual Java with Joe E. morning speakers program. Local author Greg Van Dussen will be sharing excerpts from his latest books concerning the early Methodist Church, Circuit Riders on the Road to Glory and Circuit Rider Devotions Vol. 2. The presentation will be conducting via Zoom, please visit our Facebook page or website www.hollandlandoffice.com for the login details.
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PAW’S CORNER By Sam Mazzotta
Neighbor’s Dog Is Giving Him the Eye DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My neighbor’s dog, every day since I moved into this house in rural New York, has a habit of coming up to the property line when I go out to check on my garden. She will stand right at the edge, lift a paw, bark at me, then turn around and leave. What’s up with that behavior? -- Jim G., via email DEAR JIM: That sounds like a well-behaved, well-trained dog. Or, your next-door neighbor has, or had, a low-power wire along the property edge that delivers a shock to a dog when it crosses the line. Whatever it is, she was trained not to cross into the neighbor’s yard. I like that you noted her body mannerisms. Raising a paw is a signal that she is alerted and checking you out. A nonaggressive bark is an attention signal. It’s something like, “I see you, and I want you to know that I’ve got my eye on you.” And her turning back after that bark is a good sign. She doesn’t see you as a threat. She’s said her piece, and now she’s off on her way. Being aware of a dog’s body language and barking is important even if you don’t own a dog. A bark followed by a growl (or vice versa) is a warning signal meaning “back off.” A raised paw and an intent stare at a specific object is typical of an alert and energetic but calm dog. A dog that charges and stops is being aggressive and there’s a good chance that behavior can escalate into an attack. If you get the opportunity to meet your neighbors, compliment them on their dog’s good behavior. Send your questions, comments or tips to ask@pawscorner.com. (c) 2021 King Features Synd., Inc.
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Industrial & Commercial Painters
Executive Director
Transportation, Experience and willingness to learn a Must! If interested, visit afcp.org or ifpa.com and click on the “Executive Director Search” link for more details.
Call 585-217-9595 and/or E-mail resumes to: info@youstpainting.com
LOCAL DELIVERY DRIVER • FULL-TIME Salary Range • Approx. $75,000 a year to start $3,000 Retention Bonus Program as well
NOW HERE'S A TIP
Excellent medical, dental and 401k benefits package!
By JoAnn Derson
Full-time employment opportunities for CDL-A drivers for current and future openings. 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.
* Fruit math: A tomato or an apple plus green bananas in a paper bag equals ripe bananas.
To apply: http://www.a-d.us
The WNY School Application System (A consortium of schools in Western New York) is now accepting educationally certified applications for potential openings. Through one online application site, apply to any or all of the 115 schools: Akron Albion Alden Alexander Alfred Almond Allegany Limestone Amherst Arkport Attica Autism Services Inc. Baker Victory Services Barker Batavia Bemus Point Brocton Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart Buffalo Academy of Science CS Buffalo Creek Academy CS Buffalo Hearing & Speech Center Buffalo United CS Canisteo Greenwood Cantalician Center Cassadaga Valley Cattaraugus Allegany BOCES Cattaraugus Little Valley Charter School for Applied Technologies Charter School of Inquiry Chautauqua Lake Cheektowaga Central Cheektowaga Sloan Clarence Cleveland Hill Clymer Depew Dunkirk City East Aurora Eden Elba
Elmwood Village CS Enterprise CS Erie 1 BOCES Erie 2 CC BOCES Falconer Forestville Franklinville Fredonia Frewsburg Frontier Gateway Longview Global Concepts CS Gowanda Grand Island Hamburg Hammondsport Health Sciences CS Henrietta G. Lewis Campus School @ Wyndham Lawn Holland Iroquois Jamestown Ken-Ton King Center CS Lackawanna Lake Shore Lancaster Letchworth Lewiston-Porter Lockport Lyndonville Maryvale Medina Mount Morris Newfane Niagara CS Niagara Falls Niagara Wheatfield North Collins
North Tonawanda City Oakfield Alabama Orchard Park Orleans-Niagara BOCES Pavilion Pembroke Perry Persistence Preparatory Academy CS Pine Valley Pioneer Randolph Academy Reach Academy CS Royalton Hartland Salamanca City Sherman Silver Creek South Buffalo CS Southwestern Springville GI St. Andrew’s Country Day School St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute St. Mary’s School for the Deaf Stanley G. Falk School Starpoint Sweet Home Tapestry CS The ARC of Erie County The Summit Center Tonawanda City Warsaw Wayland Cohocton Wellsville West Seneca West Valley Westfield Westminster Community CS Williamsville Wilson Wyoming
APPLY TODAY: www.wnyric.org/application
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* Empty tissue boxes have so many uses. Try lining one with a plastic grocery bag and keeping it in your car for stray trash. Or you can use it to corral all of those plastic grocery bags until you need them -- just stuff them in one at a time. Lastly, and probably my favorite: Cut out doors and windows to use as houses for kids’ toys. Imagination makes the possibilities endless. -- JoAnn * “Jazz up your pancakes by adding pureed frozen blueberries or strawberries. It turns the mix either blue or red, and it’s fun for the kiddos.” -- V.R. in Florida * “We are always prompted to choose strong passwords, but a random collection of letters, numbers and special symbols can be hard to remember. I make a strong password by using a coded phrase, like “My three boys are No. 1,” which might be “MY3boysR#1.” Just thought I’d share my trick, but not my password!” -- R.W. in Iowa * Keep a bottle of club soda handy for spot stains on carpets or upholstery. It’s good for more than just drinks.
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Hilton Central School District is accepting applications for the position of
HEAD OF SECURITY, SAFETY & EMERGENCY PLANNING. For more information and to complete an online application, visit our website at: www.hilton.recruitfront.com Application deadline is Sunday, March 16, 2021
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COMMUNITY ACTION HEAD START Employment Opportunity
LEAD PRESCHOOL TEACHER POSITION: ALBION
Looking for 2 FT Seasonal gutter installers NEW WAVE SEAMLESS GUTTERS INC.
40 hours/week; 42 weeks/year. Responsible for planning and carrying out preschool classes with Head Start curriculum. Supervises classroom teacher. Oversees Teacher(s), facilitates constructive adult-child interaction, and is responsible for classroom environment, planning, documentation, and compliance with Federal and State regulations.
Knowledge of Construction • Driver’s License Good Work Ethic • Good Customer Service Gutter Knowledge a Plus Call
585-659-2892
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QUALIFICATIONS: Baccalaureate or advanced Degree in Early Childhood Education or a Baccalaureate in any subject, and coursework equivalent to a job relating to Early Childhood Education with experience teaching preschool-age children. Candidates with an Associate’s Degree pursing a Bachelor’s Degree who have completed 18-24 credits in Early Childhood Education and with experience teaching preschool children may be considered. Successful candidates must be cleared through NYS and federal background checks and pass NYS physical for day care licensing. Agency approved driver status and vehicle required. For further description and information, go to our website at www.caoginc.org Please be sure to indicate which position you are applying for in your cover letter.
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FACTS ABOUT FEBRUARY Both January and February originally had 28 days. However, at the time, even numbers were considered to bring bad luck, so Pompilius added another day to January. However, February was left with 28 days and had long been considered an unlucky month.
COMMUNITY ACTION HEAD START Employment Opportunity
LONG TERM SUB LEAD PRESCHOOL TEACHER: KENDALL UPK 25 hours/ week; 42 weeks/ year. Responsible for planning and carrying out preschool classes with Head Start curriculum. Guides teacher and teacher assistant, facilitates constructive adult-child interaction, and is responsible for classroom environment, documentation, and compliance with Federal and State regulations. QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education with NYS certification in birth- grade 2 or pursuing certification. May consider Bachelor’s in related field pursing certification in birth- grade 2. One-year experience in preschool/ day care setting. Agency Approved Driver status and vehicle required. Successful candidates must be cleared through NYS and federal background checks and pass NYS physical for day care licensing. Agency approved driver status and vehicle required.
ENTRY LEVEL
MANUFACTURING POSITIONS • $14.35-$14.80 hr depending on shift • APPLY TODAY, START TOMORROW • full time openings on all 3 shifts • Apply online: https://chapinmfg.com/pages/careers OR stop in at 700 Ellicott Ave. in Batavia to fill out an application OR call (585) 343-3140 ext. 3017 to set up an interview
For further description and information, go to our website at www.caoginc.org. Please be sure to indicate which position you are applying for in your cover letter.
Respond by February 26th, 2021 to: HR@caoginc.org 409 East State Street, Albion, NY 14411
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TAKE A CUE FROM SUCCESSFUL WOMEN Be passionate about what you do. Women who maintain passion about their careers are more likely to overcome any challenges and stand out in the workplace. If your profession is not stoking any passion, explore alternate career opportunities.
MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel * On Feb. 23, 1980, speedskater Eric Heiden captures the 10,000-meter race at the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, New York, in world record time to win an unprecedented fifth individual gold medal. Heiden had overslept and rushed to the rink after eating just a few slices of bread.
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ANTIQUES WANTED: Coins. Furniture, Toys, Crocks, Oil Paintings, Oil/ Farm Signs, Pedal Tractors. Howard, FOX FARM ANTIQUES, 585-226-6160, 585-747-0193.
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He who marvels at the beauty of the world in summer will find equal cause for wonder and admiration in winter.... In winter the stars seem to have rekindled their fires, the moon achieves a fuller triumph, and the heavens wear a look of a more exalted simplicity. ~ John Burroughs, “The Snow-Walkers,” 1866
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