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(NAPSI)—The 50th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22 can be a good time for everyone to take some time to get outside, even if current conditions mean a community event to celebrate isn’t available. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to honor the Earth in your own backyard. “You don’t need to leave home to celebrate Earth Day. Remember, nature starts at your back door,” explains Kris Kiser, President of the TurfMutt Foundation, an organization that encourages outdoor learning experiences, stewardship of green spaces, and care for living landscapes for the benefit of all. “Get outside, mow your lawn, trim bushes, plant a butterfly bush. By becoming a steward of your yard, you are helping the planet. At the same time, you’re supporting your health and well-being, which is increasingly important as families spend more time at home.”
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Get outside. Your backyard is an outdoor living room and safe place for pets and kids to play. Science proves spending time in your family’s yard is good for your health and well-being, and so important today as everyone looks for creative ways to stay well while being confined to the home. Researchers have found that people living in neighborhoods with more birds, shrubs and trees are less likely to suffer from depression, anxiety and stress.
Research shows people who gardened for at least 30 minutes a week had lower body mass indexes as well as higher levels of self-esteem and better moods overall. They also reported lower levels of tension and stress.
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Make the outdoors a family project. Take your loved ones outside to assess your space. What’s working well? What could be improved? What can you plan to do together in your backyard? Anything needing to be cleaned up? Make a plan to expand or spruce up your yard.
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Connect kids to nature. Free, online, do-at-home lesson plans are available from the TurfMutt.com. The environmental education program resources and activities, based on STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) principles, give kids the prompts they need to have fun learning about and exploring the nature and science in their own backyards.
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Know your climate zone. Learn about climate-zone-appropriate plants, the importance of pollinators, and how backyards can support local wildlife. Conduct a plant inventory to determine what’s currently thriving in your backyard. Match that up against the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map to determine the best types of turf, trees, shrubs, and plants for the climate zone.
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Keep pollinators in mind. Your yard is an important part of the connected ecosystem providing much-needed food and shelter for pollinators, such as birds, bees, butterflies, bats, and other creatures. Select a variety of plants that will bloom all year long. The Audubon Society’s database can help determine which birds will be attracted to which plants for unique regions so you can make good choices about what to plant.
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Plant, prune or mow. Staying confined to home base doesn’t mean gardening and yard work have to stop. Order garden supplies online or have them delivered from a nearby nursery. Mow the lawn and trim bushes.
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festivities. Not only does it add for some fun and color, but will remind your child everyone is there to celebrate them on their special day. Have kids pick a theme; whether it’s silly hats or hair, or their craziest mismatched outfit, inspire a spark of creativity and let kids reveal their looks to one another at the start of their call. It’s sure to guarantee some laughs and serve as a talking point and good distraction.
With social distancing in place, gathering a large group together whether at home or in a public setting for a birthday party isn’t necessarily an option. Have no fear though! With the right ingenuity and the aid of video calling software, those much needed social interactions and birthday celebrations are still viable! While bowling or pizza parties may be off-limits for the time being, teleconferencing can allow families to still come together. Grandma can log on to join in with singing happy birthday and watch your little one blow out candles, and cousins & friends can watch them open presents while sending virtual cards. Not only does this maintain social distancing protocols, but allows for engagement and serves as a reminder that birthdays can still be fun occasions despite everything going on. GENESEE VALLEY PENNY SAVER
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Virtual parties can come with their own RSVPs emailed out ahead of time, and consider bringing in any of those DIY crafts you may have been trying out on your own! While your kids may not be able to hang out with their friends in person, they can still get together to do some crafts, tell some jokes, or bring some levity into staying at home. Friends and relatives can read birthday cards aloud and express birthday wishes all from the safety of their own homes.
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Host a virtual karaoke party or girls night-in featuring at-home manicures for teens while they cue up their favorite music and celebrate their birthdays at home but still with friends. Live-streaming a movie together (with the right extensions) can make up for that birthday trip to the theater that got sidelined—plus you can never go wrong with popcorn!
Adults shouldn’t feel left out—hosting a game night or even a couple of hours of conversation through voice call can ease that sense of isolation, and sometimes there’s nothing better than getting the gang together to reprise their own rendition of Happy Birthday. Birthday parades with convoys are all the rage right now. Set the stage with a birthday yard sign or banner for the boy or girl of the hour. Call Penny Lane Promotional Products at 585-226-8111 to order yours today!
While our children’s birthdays (and ours!) may be celebrated differently this year, it’s important to highlight how close we all are, no matter the distance between Don’t forget to decorate! Have yourself us. Dig out those party hats and streamers and your guests pull out all their finest and make birthdays memorable ones—for birthday party décor to add to the all the right reasons!
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Husband Starting Radiation Treatment --DEAR DR. ROACH: My husband is about to start radiation treatment for stage one cancer on his vocal chord. Does radiation negatively affect the immune system the same way chemotherapy does? Should I be looking out for people who don’t vaccinate? -- H.T. ANSWER: Radiation can affect the immune system when it is given to large areas of the body, since the immune system cells are largely sensitive to radiation. Whole-body radiation is rarely used now, except in people planning for bone-marrow transplant. By contrast, localized radiation does not adversely affect the immune system to anywhere near the degree that chemotherapy can, since the bone marrow, where the immune system cells live, is diffuse throughout the large bones of the body. As far as avoiding unvaccinated individuals, people who are unvaccinated and who are healthy do not pose a risk. It is in an outbreak of vaccine-preventable disease (there have been localized outbreaks of measles and mumps in the past year, and there are seasonal outbreaks of influenza) that unvaccinated people are much more likely to be infectious. So anyone with immune system disease (such as chemotherapy or whole-body radiation) should avoid people with potentially infectious illness. Caregivers of people with severe immune disease certainly should be immunized according to current guidelines. Even elderly people whose caregivers are immunized for flu get flu less than those whose caregivers are not.
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DEAR DR. ROACH: I know women who have had double mastectomies in order to reduce the risk of cancer. It seems extreme, but I guess it depends on the evaluation of risk. Are prophylactic hysterectomies done for similar reasons? It used to be routinely done when a woman had passed her reproductive years. I’m interested in your take on this. Will health insurance cover these types of surgeries, and if not, how expensive are they? -- S.B. ANSWER: Prophylactic mastectomies -- that is, surgery to remove the breasts in order to avert a breast cancer diagnosis -- are a reasonable choice for some women at very high risk of breast cancer, especially those with a family history of breast cancer who have an identifiable genetic predisposition, such as one of the BRCA gene mutations. This decision should be made carefully and in consultation with her doctors, usually an oncologist and a genetic counselor. I have very little experience with this in my own patients, fortunately, but I understand that in the case of women with very high genetic risk, it usually is covered by insurance, if it is the consensus of the treating physicians and the patient that she should proceed. Hysterectomy -- the removal of a uterus -- is not done routinely today the way it was decades ago. They are removed for disease, either benign or malignant. However, the removal of both ovaries and Fallopian tubes, called a bilateral oophorectomy and salpingectomy, is performed in some women at high risk for ovarian cancer. In fact, women with the BRCA mutations may consider both a prophylactic double mastectomy and a prophylactic bilateral oophorectomy and salpingectomy, since BRCA mutations increase risk of breast cancer and ovarian cancer (as well as other cancers). The cost of surgery in the United States varies dramatically depending on where it is done, but in general it is very expensive. *** 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. © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. All Rights Reserved
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SENIOR NEWS LINE By Matilda Charles
Summer Dreams Surely our world will be back to normal this summer ... right? Surely we’ll be able to get out of the house without fearing every person who comes near us. We’ll be able to leisurely wander through the grocery store, which will be stocked as it used to be. We’ll stop to talk to friends on the street and sit in coffee shops and chat. We’ll attend church, go to our meetings, stroll through the neighborhood admiring the flowers and take part in our exercise classes. Surely we’ll be able to do those things again, right? Yes. We will. But first we have to get there. To get back to where we used to be, we have to stay healthy now. We need exercise to stay healthy. Even if you can’t go to a class, you can find plenty of them for seniors on YouTube. Look through the offerings and bookmark a few. Rotate through them on a daily basis so you don’t get bored. Go to youtube.com and put “exercises for seniors” in the search box. Some of them are even broken down by age. We need to stay mentally healthy as well, despite the television news. Check the Good News Network online [www.goodnewsnetwork.org] for positive, uplifting stories. You also can put “good news” in your browser search box. It’s been difficult to get grocery store deliveries in a lot of areas because they have little stock. However, if you get delivery of your prescriptions (many pharmacies are providing this service now), call to ask whether they can add a few things to your order. Many drugstores carry soups, crackers, milk, canned fruits and vegetables, bottled water and snacks -- some even carry a limited supply of fresh fruit.
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Pets offer companionship and unconditional love. While they are fitting for any family, seniors may find that having a pet is especially beneficial. Pets provide a comfort system that produces measurable health results. Caring for pets and being around them can produce a chemical chain reaction in the brain that may help to lower stress hormones while also increasing production of the feel-good hormone serotonin. This is not the only health benefit pets may provide. A recent study which looked at 1,800 people between the ages of 25 and 64 who had healthy hearts, found that almost half owned a dog. Having a dog was likely to spur heart-healthy behaviors, like exercising with the pet, eating well and having ideal blood sugar levels. Pets also provide emotional support and companionship that can help seniors – including those who may be divorced or widowed – feel more secure and happy. Seniors considering getting a pet can explore the many benefits to doing so. • Reduce pain: A recent study found therapy dogs provided “significant reduction in pain and emotional distress for chronic pain patients.” • Feeling of purpose: Caring for an animal not only stimulates physical activity, but it also can give seniors a reason to get up and go, which equates to a feeling of purpose. • Altered focus: Having a pet can help seniors focus on something other than physical or mental health issues and preoccupations about loss or aging. • Increased physical activity: Pets require care, and that interaction can get seniors moving more than if they didn’t have a pet. • Improved health: Ongoing research has found dog owners have lower blood pressure, healthier cholesterol levels and lower risk of heart disease than those who don’t own a dog. • Stick to routine: Caring for pets helps seniors maintain a routine. Having structure after retirement can be important to ward off risk of depression. Staying on top of feeding, grooming and other pet needs also can help prevent cognitive decline. Pets bring many benefits to their owners’ lives, and they may be the perfect remedy for seniors looking for a friend and purpose.
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BATAVIA Cancer Support Group for people with any type of cancer. The Cancer Support Group meets monthly to provide positive support in a friendly and informal environment. Held the last the last Tuesday of the month. Held from 5pm - 6:30pm at Healthy Living office, 164 Washington Ave., Batavia.
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HILTON The Hilton Community Indoor Flea Market is celebrating its 14th Annual Flea Market on Saturday, April 25 from 9-3pm at the Hilton Community Center, 59 Henry St., Hilton. Coffee and donuts will be available to purchase in the morning as well as hot dogs, chili, and other refreshments late morning and afternoon. Questions, call Pat at 585-752-0515 between 9am and 7pm.
SPRING CLEANING PROJECTS YOU DON’T WANT TO FORGET BASEBOARDS: Though baseboards might not seem all that dirty, upon c loser inspec tion homeow ners might notic e substantial ac c umulations of dirt and dust. Suc h dirt and dust many not be removed so easily, so homeow ners might need to use hot w ater and a sponge to remove any debris that is c linging. GENESEE VALLEY PENNY SAVER
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C.U.R.E 5k and Family Fun Walk - Join us for C.U.R.E.’s 11th annual 5K on April 25, 2020 from 8:30am to 11:30am at I-Square, 400 Baker’s Park, Irondequoit. C.U.R.E. Childhood Cancer Association is the only organization in Rochester to provide social, emotional, educational, and financial assistance to families dealing with pediatric cancer or blood disorders. Find out more information and register online at https://runsignup.com/ Race/NY/Irondequoit/ CURE5KRunandWalk !
Under the giving snow blossoms a daring spring. ~ Terri Guillemets
The Chili Art Group is saddened to announce that due to the Coronavirus, they have had to cancel all events for the remainder of this fiscal year. The Annual Spring Show and Sale has been the major event of the Chili Art Group for 60 years. This event, which was to be held on May 1st, 2nd, and 3rd at the Chili Town Hall, has been cancelled. So, be sure to watch for the Chili Art Group Spring Show and Sale in the Spring of 2021.
STRANGE BUT TRUE The lifespan of a taste bud is just 10 days. (By Lucie Winborne)
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RELEASE, REFRESH, RESET (NAPSI)—You don’t have to let a busy schedule break your healthy stride or keep you from crushing your goals. You can regroup on your approach instead. By incorporating these three ways to release, refresh and reset, you can still make health a priority. 1. Release Your Mind by Escaping into Nature. Getting out into nature gives you the space and peace to release the things that bog you down. Escape the rush. Try camping in the wilderness or taking a scenic hike. Studies show that surrounding yourself with nature can have positive effects on mental health. Ditch the office and try working outdoors at a picnic table or on a blanket in the grass. Wherever you go, whatever you do, sit back and breathe in the fresh air. 2. Refresh Your Exercise Routine with New Moves. Inspiration derives from new experiences, which is why exercise physiologist and Bowflex fitness advisor Tom Holland recommends mixing up your daily workout routine. “Give yourself the opportunity to explore and challenge yourself in new ways,” suggests Holland. Try a new workout program, or an exercise machine that moves you in new ways, such as the breakthrough Bowflex LateralX (www.bowflex.com/lateralx) cardio machine. It strengthens and activates muscles with side-to-side, pushand-pull and stand-and-squat motions that target the arms, back, hips and core, as well as common trouble spots including glutes, hamstrings and quads. By moving in all directions, you mimic everyday activities such as yard work, housecleaning or chasing after your kids. It’s a new and exciting workout that can keep you motivated. 3. Reset Your Soul with Time for Yourself. In addition to carving out time for fitness, you need to make time for yourself. Creating positive energy in a chaotic world can be challenging but it’s important for overall health and well-being. You don’t have to be a yogi to meditate. Experts say to start small—try focusing for 10 minutes a day in a quiet place and don’t get frustrated if your mind wanders. It takes practice but the benefits are worth the investment. You may find you’re more calm and productive and you sleep better. Whatever helps you reset, create time in your schedule and act on it. You owe it to yourself.
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HCR is looking for VOLUNTEER SEWERS TO HELP MAKE COTTON MASKS. Anyone interested can contact Laura Bartolotti at LBartolotti@hcrhealth.com.
Local painter will POWER WASH/SANITIZE for free any grocery store, gas station, doctors office. Call Do Rite Painting 585-346-7299
Temple Hill Cemetery in Geneseo is looking for VOLUNTEERS TO HELP CLEAN UP. Contact Lee Ann at templehill@frontiernet.net or 585-243-3440.
Lydia from the Brockport area is available to do SHOPPING, ERRANDS and taking care of elderly: Call 585-297-8724
We desperately need 1/4” & 1/8” ELASTIC to continue making donated masks: 585-248-2290
Caledonia & Mumford communities Council Of Churches. Call 585-209-3099. EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR FOOD AND LOCAL RESOURCES.
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US NAVY flight deck jersey, 1966. Bright blue, Medium. Like new except small hole lower front. Fairport: 585-704-0383
LAPTOP for a struggling student to study at home, due to the coronavirus: stujaxon@yahoo.com
FIREWOOD – Easy access. Come and pick it up. Canandaigua: 585-520-5790
WASHING MACHINE in good working condition: 585-300-3915
ANDERSEN WINDOW SCREENS. Aluminum frames. Excellent condition. Clip in. (4) 17x36, (2) 32x35, (1) 25x67. Must take all. Fairport: jvc45@aol.com
OFFICE CHAIR (with or without arms) in very good condition: 585-346-9777
KENMORE SMALL CHEST FREEZER. Looks good and is clean but needs repairs. Can be used for parts or storage: 585-346-7007
OFFICE DESK: 585-507-8788 Three shelf BOOKCASE and a two or three drawer FILE CABINET for a senior citizen. Canandaigua: 585-905-3099
ADULT UNDERGARMENTS. 6 cases Fit-Right Extra, size large: brjr7171@hotmail.com
DELL #21 or #23 PRINTER INK CARTRIDGES black and color. Fairport: 716-238-4740
WALL MOUNTED METAL (gray) MAGAZINE HOLDER. Measures 10”x65”. Pick up only: 585-343-8675 SAMSUNG DIGITAL LASER COPIER SCX5115, Two TONER CARTRIDGES and an EPSON WORKFORCE DS-30 PORTABLE SCANNER: Pick up only: 585-343-8675 QUEEN SIZE ADJUSTABLE AIR MATTRESS and BOX SPRING. Only used in guestroom. Must pick up. Excellent condition: eward27070@aol.com
STATIONARY EXERCISE BIKE: 585-673-5888
BURN BARREL: 585-343-2382 Old COMPUTERS, ELECTRONICS, VIDEO EQUIPMENT. Also need SOUND EQUIPMENT for music ministry. Terry: 336-247-3245 FLAT SCREEN TV 40” or larger in good working condition: 585-673-5888
Clean STYROFOAM BOARDS for crafts or other use. Sizes from 12x12 to 20x20, 7/16” thick. Approx. 50 pieces: 585-226-3073
JEWELRY and ACCESSORIES – any condition, broken, damaged and parts. WATCHES and CLOCKS – any condition, working & nonworking, parts, tools and accessories: 585-377-4604
METAL DESK 60”x30” included with file cabinet drawers on each side. Excellent condition: 585-223-3731
REFRIGERATOR in good working condition for a Food Pantry: 585-245-1223
ADULT MEN’S UNDERGARMENTS. Size M. 585-356-8517
ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR or SCOOTER: 585-313-3311
WESLO CADENCE TREADMILL. Folds upright, 110volt, older model but still works: 585-637-7308
SCHICK INJECTOR RAZOR BLADES: 585-424-0154
Two WOODEN CLOSET DOORS 80x24 and two WOODEN PALLETS: 585-334-3764
STRONGMAN EQUIPMENT, ATLAS STONES, YOLK, other weight-lifting equipment: 585-456-3916
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Honey is a natural wonder that can be equally useful in the kitchen and in the medicine cabinet.
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NOW HERE'S A TIP By JoAnn Derson * Earth Day Tip: When choosing personal care products, apply the same eco standards as you do with food. Check the ingredients list to find safe products. Go for products that are free of dyes and perfumes. When possible, choose products that use the least packaging. * Have a bright flashlight handy in the laundry room. It’s much easier to identify stains with the right lighting. Sending a still-stained garment to the dryer can set the stain, making it much harder or impossible to remove. * Three easy steps to sear your meat: Preheat the skillet, wait 30 seconds before you add oil and pat your meat dry before placing in the skillet. * “I use a paperclip covered by tissue to clean the cracks on my keyboard.” -- I.P. in South Carolina * If you leave a load of laundry too long in the washer, you can re-run it and add a cup of white vinegar to the load to kill the musty smell of potential mildew. * “I make my own little good-behavior coupons for my three children. I print them on different colors of paper for each child. They can cash in coupons for activities or rewards, and if they go in together to get something, I will give them bonus coupons for working together. I think this has made goal-setting a priority for them, and it has helped them learn the lesson of shared goals -- an important one for a large family.” -- R.V.F. in Arizona GENESEE VALLEY PENNY SAVER
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Ben MacDonald Helps the Batavia Community Say Thank You! By Amanda Dudek
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akfield resident, Ben MacDonald, was watching the news when he noticed all of the nurses, doctors, other medical staff and first responders who are still going to work every day at this time. He felt moved by their self-sacrifice and decided to do something to provide a boost in morale for everyone on the frontlines of this pandemic. The only question was what. "We wanted to figure out something that was safe, and I am from a family where food always makes things a little bit better!" explained MacDonald. "This is a pandemic that none of us have seen in our lives, and first responders need our continued support." So, he decided to create a GoFundMe to raise funds as a community to provide lunch in appreciation for medical staff and first responders, including the City of Batavia Police and Batavia Fire Department members who would be on duty or around the UMMC Hospital in Batavia on Friday, April 3rd. Of course, MacDonald had to get creative as he could not enlist the help of volunteers and buffet-style food. "I called my friend at Sport of Kings, and I asked what they thought would be a good idea," he shared. "They suggested using food trucks to make the food fresh right there and handle it as little as possible. We connected with Rob Credi and two of his Center Street food trucks as well as a Public Coffee Hub food truck and began making plans." MacDonald started the campaign on Saturday, March 28th, believing there would be about 100 hospital personnel then. "We found out there would be 300!" he said. Incredibly, his GoFundMe skyrocketed past his original $2,000 goal, soaring to $3,525 thanks to generous donations from the community. "I was ecstatic!" MacDonald exclaimed. "I know people are generous in our community, supporting different nonprofits and organizations, but donations just kept coming in. Obviously, I was really excited to see that we were going to have enough money to provide lunch for everyone."
Batavia Firefighters receive tasty lunches in appreciation for their service!
Ben MacDonald contacted Laurie in public relations at the United Memorial Medical Center in Batavia and arranged a space for the food trucks to park outside of the hospital. With City of Batavia police officers and Batavia Fire Department members also joining all 300 of UMMC's personnel that day, the community was able to say thank you by way of treating them to lunch. "They are seeing an ever-increasing number of COVID cases and are whole-heartedly putting their all into combatting this virus," shared MacDonald on his GoFundMe. "Residents, nurses and auxiliary staff are working around the clock to ensure the health of the ill and to prevent continued spread; they are away from their families and putting their lives at risk for the better good of the community. You want to hug everyone and say thank you," he added. "But you just can't right now." He hoped this kind act of appreciation would provide them with "a very little reprieve from everyday stress." It seems to have worked. "They were very thankful, thankful to be thought of, and I think it really showed them that everyone is behind them and that we are trying to be mindful of their safety," said
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This RN is enjoying a delicious meal thanks to generous donations from the community!
MacDonald. He made certain everything arrived and was ready to go that Friday before stepping back. "I made sure everything was good, but then my son and I sat in my truck for a while to keep them safe but to still be there if anyone needed anything." After the successful lunch, UMMC personnel reached out to Ben MacDonald with thanks, and UMMC posted the event on their Facebook page, stating "Our community has shown tremendous support amid this COVID-19 pandemic. We are grateful to the countless people and organizations that have offered supplies, food, time and talents. No gesture, large or small, has gone unrecognized. These photos only scratch the surface of the outpouring of your generosity and kindness. Thank you for standing by us in the fight against COVID-19!" To MacDonald, it was the least he could do. "They are so kind to be doing what they are doing right now," he insisted. "We want them to know that we are here for them and we are thankful for them." Those who donated seem to agree. "The people who reached out and donated, their reactions were just amazing," said MacDonald. "I appreciate them being so generous." "These are tough times," he concluded. "But I think the good in people is really going to come out." Enjoy this article? Check out this weekís other great stories online at www.gvpennysaver.com: •
The Butlers: A Family on the Frontlines
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Wayland American Legion Hosts Easter Bunny Drive Thru
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PAW'S CORNER By Sam Mazzotta
Play It Safe, Keep Cats Inside DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I’m staying inside during this emergency, as the state government has requested, but I still let my tomcat “Dodger” out during the day. He would go crazy being stuck inside. However, my daughter told me to stop letting him out, because she says pets can get coronavirus, too. Is Dodger in danger? Could he get it and spread it to me? – Darlene B., Springfield, Massachusetts DEAR DARLENE: Currently, no pets within the U.S. are known to have contracted the coronavirus. A tiger at the Bronx Zoo reportedly tested positive for COVID-19 (and six more tigers are showing symptoms). But there’s very little data to work with right now. While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does not have definitive evidence that pets can contract COVID-19, they are playing it safe and urging owners to protect their pets from exposure to the virus. So you should, too. You don’t know where Dodger goes when he’s out, so you don’t know if he is being exposed to this virus or other viruses or bacteria that are much more easily contracted and can cause serious illness. Keep him inside and find ways to keep him from losing his mind. That includes spending more time playing with him, making sure he has plenty of toys, and giving him scratching and climbing spots, plus a hideaway. If his behavior gets worse, contact the veterinarian -- Dodger may need to take medication to calm him down for the short term. Also, because he’s been outside, you need to take precautions for yourself. Wash your hands after petting or picking up Dodger, and after cleaning his litter box. Wash his food and water bowls daily in hot soapy water. Here’s to both of you staying healthy and safe!
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CRAB SALADSTUFFED TOMATOES Serves 2 1/3 cup orzo 2 large tomatoes 1 cup crabmeat, picked over for pieces of shell 1/3 cup chopped black or green olives 2 tablespoons crumbled reducedfat feta cheese 2 tablespoons chopped fresh dill 2 teaspoons balsamic vinegar 1/8 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon black pepper
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1. Cook orzo according to package directions, omitting salt if desired. Drain and rinse under cold water; drain again. 2. Meanwhile, cut thin slice off tops of tomatoes; reserve tops. Using spoon, carefully scoop out seeds and pulp; reserve for another use. 3. Gently toss together crabmeat, olives, feta, dill, vinegar, salt, and pepper in medium bowl. Spoon crabmeat mixture evenly into tomato shells and cover with reserved tomato tops. Cook’s note: Scoop the seeds and pulp from the tomatoes into a storage container. Cover and freeze up to 4 months and toss them into a soup or stew.
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STOCK UP ON PANTRY ESSENTIALS Rather than rushing to the store each time your family decides what’s for dinner, try keeping your pantry stocked with non-perishables that are often necessary in a variety of meals. (Family Features) SEASONINGS AND SPICES (salt, pepper, dried herbs, cumin, chili powder, paprika, onion powder, etc.) CANNED GOODS (tomatoes, beans, corn, broth, cream of mushroom, cream of chicken, etc.) GRAINS (flour, pastas, breadcrumbs, rolled oats, instant rice, etc.) CONDIMENTS AND OILS (olive oil, canola oil, ketchup, mustard, vinegars, barbecue sauce, butter, cooking wines, etc.)
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Ali came into Verona Street Animal Shelter March
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2018. He was emaciated, had mange and was terrified. I brought him home as a foster but officially adopted him one month later. Sophia was given to us by a friend this February. We weren’t expecting her, and it took a couple weeks for Ali to accept her. Sophia was only 10 lbs. so I was worried he’d accidentally hurt her. He had never met such a small, brave puppy before. Sophia is gaining 2 pounds a week, so she’ll probably be bigger than him! Having two dogs is not only fun, but it’s good for them too. They’re best friends forever now. They spend their time either wrestling, running around, stealing each other’s toys or cuddling.
Due to COVID-19, the Town of Sweden and Monroe County have postponed the annual Free Rabies Clinic normally held in May in the Town of Sweden. The Sweden Dog Control Officer is coordinating with Monroe County to schedule a clinic later this summer when it is safe for our residents and their pets to attend. Please utilize our website for information and updates – www.townofsweden.org. If you have any questions pertaining to rabies vaccinations for your pet, please contact Dog Control Officer, Kathy Beaumont at 637-4260.
Send us a photo and brief write-up of your pet and we’ll feature it. Email to: sales@gvpennysaver.com or mail to: P.O. Box 340; Avon, 14414. Pets will be published at discretion of GVPS.
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So grateful to the Honeoye Falls Marketplace for the excellent job they are doing to keep customers and employees safe while giving local people jobs and a place to shop. Plus, they help keep the tax money in Livingston County. Thank you to the children (of an Avon apartment complex) for taking the time to color very nice pictures and
To the rude self-checkout attendant at our local store, it was really nice of you to sit outside, on break, making fun of people wearing masks! I avoid the self-checkout when you’re working because you constantly complain about your life, your boss, your coworkers and so much more! Try to be a positive light in this dark world. Blessings. To the “man” driving on N. Pearl St. Sunday morning, I’m sorry if you didn’t have enough room to get by me as my dog and I jogged along. We were giving social distance to the people across the street. Maybe the GENESEE VALLEY PENNY SAVER
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spreading them throughout I would like to think the kind the complex. It made my lady in the green pick up truck day. who was doing her laundry on April 10th. The kindness you We are new residents in showed to me that day will the Village of Geneseo never be forgotten. You came and learned of the brush in with a beautiful flower and and leaf pick up through gift and caught me off guard. the village web pages. After These are tough times we are cleaning up our lawn and all going through, some more gardens, our piles of brush, than others, but you brightened branches and bags of leaves my day with your kindness. You were considerable. We were and your family will always be so pleased to see the DPW in my thoughts and prayers! workers come on schedule When things get better, I’ll will and scoop up all our leavings. totally pass it on! They did a wonderful job, and watching them, we could Thanks to the woman in the see that they truly took pride black sedan ahead of me at in their work. They certainly Dunkin’ Donuts about 12:15 deserve a big thanks for their who bought my large coffee: I efforts. Kudos to all of those was last in line. The $5.00 I was who work to make the village going to use to pay for it, I told beautiful. the girls to put it in their tip jar. Thanks again!
Thank you from the residents and employees at LeRoy Village Green. Red Osier donated 100 prime rib meals to our employees. The Williams & Belluscio family had an Easter card & treat for every resident. The Eschbergers and Eklego delivered care packages. for the employees We are blessed to live in a community that is always reminding us we are not alone.
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Thank you to the post office workers and truck drivers who are still out delivering during this pandemic. It’s a joy seeing all of the bright rainbows and sidewalk drawings throughout the towns! Brings a smile during this unprecedented time.
Okay, so now that dog owners are doing a better job of bagging their pet’s poop when they take them for a walk, the next step is to then take that bag and throw it in the next available receptacle. I can’t believe that people are now leaving their used poop bags along the trails where they walk. What’s the inference here? Do you think someone else will take care of this for you? Come on, dog owners! If you can muster the energy to take your dog on long walks, you can certainly summon the initiative to take your poop bag with you until you can throw it away properly.
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VAN BORTEL CHEVROLET
Our service and parts departments remain open as an essential service while keeping the health and safety of our employees and customers as our highest priority. We are committed to maintaining clean and safe environments in our facilities, vehicles, loaner vehicles, and our customers’ vehicles. Sales support is available online and by phone with in-person vehicle returns and vehicle deliveries by appointment. All in-person interactions must follow CDC guidelines and NYS requirements related to workplace health and social distancing. We’re currently scheduling appointments to meet the needs of consumers who, at this critical time, require new or replacement vehicles, or who must return a vehicle where the lease has ended. We can safely work with you at our dealership, at your home, or at your place of business. We want you to feel confident, be comfortable, and most importantly, be safe. For assistance, please call our Customer Care Center at 585-222-4389 or visit us online.
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2020 SILVERADO CUSTOM CREW CAB 4WD STK #L8806 MSRP $41,855 RESIDUAL $26,368 TOTAL OF PAYMENTS $10,044 DRIVE FOR ONLY $279 X 36MO
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$279 PER MONTH 36 MONTHS
2020 SILVERADO CREW CUSTOM STK #8806 MSRP $41,855 VB DISCOUNT available to everyone 2,300 GM REBATE 6,000 OWN IT FOR ONLY $32,550
Must have current Silverado or Sierra lease in household
Tax/license extra
Lease requires $1,000 cash or trade down
SAVE $8,300 or 0% X 84 months
Prior serve loaner-2,000-3,000 miles
2020 SILVERADO CUSTOM DOUBLE CAB 1500 4WD 5.3 V-8 STK #L9321 MSRP $43,010 RESIDUAL $27,096 TOTAL OF PAYMENTS $10,764 LEASE FOR ONLY $299 X 36MO
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$299 PER MONTH 36 MONTHS
BUY AND SAVE $9,000 or 0% x 84 months MSRP $43,010 4,000 VB DISCOUNT available to everyone GM REBATE 4,500 OWN IT FOR FOR ONLY $34,510 Must have non wGM lease in household. Tax/license extra
Prior serve loaner-2,000-3,000 miles Lease includes $1,000 cash or trade
2020 EQUINOX LS STK #L9311 MSRP $27,670 RESIDUAL $16,870 TOTAL OF PAYMENTS $7,884 LEASE FOR ONLY $219 X 36MO Must have GM lease in household
2020 EQUINOX LS BUY AND SAVE $8,200 STK #L9311 MSRP VB DISCOUNT available to everyone GM REBATE OWN IT FOR ONLY
Lease requires $1,000 cash or trade down
Must have lease in household. Tax/license extra
ONLY
$219 PER MONTH 36 MONTHS
$27,670 2,200 4,750 $20,720
Prior serve loaner-2,000-3,000 miles
2020 TRAX LS STK #8557 MSRP $23,085 RESIDUAL $13,620 TOTAL OF PAYMENTS $6,444 LEASE FOR ONLY $179 X 36MO
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79 PER MONTH $179 36 MONTHS
2019 TRAX LT AWD STOCK #8372 $26,145 MSRP VB DISCOUNT available to everyone 2,000 GM REBATE 3,750 OWN IT FOR ONLY $20,395
Must have GM lease in household
Must have GM lease in household. Tax/license extra
Lease requires $1,000 cash or trade down
SAVE $5,750
2020 BOLT EV LT STK #9091 MSRP $40,495 RESIDUAL $21,462 TOTAL OF PAYMENTS $8,100 LEASE FOR ONLY $225 X 36MO Lease includes $1,000 cash or trade
2020 BOLT EV LT MSRP VB DISCOUNT available to everyone GM REBATE NYSERDA OWN IT FOR
Must have GM lease in household
Must have GM lease in household. Tax/license extra
ONLY
$225 PER MONTH 36 MONTHS
$40,495 1,700 8,500 2,000 $28,295
SAVE $13,800
F I N D N E W RO A DS ™ Leases requires $1,000 cash or trade down. All lease payments plus tax & $695 acquisition fee. 1st month and DMV fees due at signing. 10,000 miles per yr .25 for overage O.A.C. GMFL $395 dispostion. Lessee responsible for maintance and excess wear. GM employees and suppliers save even more. No payment 120 days. A-tier credit only. Expires 4/22/2020
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FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2020