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2018 Conservation Tree & Shrub Program Winter has arrived and spring will be knocking at your front door before you know it. To help you prepare for spring, the Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District has released their Conservation Tree and Shrub species list for the spring of 2018. The District has been hosting this annual program for more than 41 years with more than 116,760 trees, shrubs, and plants being distributed in the last 5 years alone. The District is helping communities green up the environment. Property owners will have the opportunity to preorder more than 42 different species of bare-root conifers, hardwood trees, shrubs, wildflowers and groundcovers, as well as seed mixes and other products used for conservation projects at dirt-cheap prices. We have packages of all shapes and sizes, ranging from a bundle of 10 plants for as low as $11, to bundles of 100 plants for as low as $70. We are excited to offer an editable fruit pack so landowners can grow strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and two varieties of blueberry plants for attracting wildlife. Native species new to our program this year are Witchhazel, Gray Dogwood, American Hazelnut and Eastern Sweetshrub. Check out all the benefits of these and our other selections by visiting our website catalog found at: www.monroecountyswcd.org

“By planting trees and shrubs you improve both the aesthetics of your land or backyard and the quality of our environment,” said Karen Ervay, Program Coordinator. “Trees, shrubs and plants help with erosion control, soak up water, help with stormwater runoff and nutrient uptake, as well as improve wildlife habitat,” she explained. They can also assist in keeping your home cool in the summer and break cold winds during our harsh winters all while increasing your property value too. The Conservation Tree & Shrub Program is a pre-order program with a deadline for ordering on March 2, 2018. We have a limited availability for plant stock so in order to ensure we can meet your needs, please order early. The distribution of the plant material will occur at the Monroe County ecopark on April 19-20, 2018 from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. We will also hold a first come, first serve overstock sale on April 21, 2018 from 9:00-11:00 a.m. for individuals that miss the pre-ordering deadline. Those interested in this program can find the order form and our full color catalog on the District’s website: www.monroecountyswcd.org. If you have any questions or you’d like a form sent to you, contact the Monroe County Soil & Water Conservation District at: (585) 753-7380, Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Provided Information

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Monroe County’s New Sheriff Todd Baxter by Tami Raco

Monroe County has a new sheriff for the first time since 2001. Todd Baxter, 52, defeated four-term incumbent Sheriff Patrick O’Flynn in the November election with 57% of the votes. Baxter is the first Democratic Sheriff since Sheriff William Lombard who was elected in 1974. Todd Baxter comes to Monroe County Sheriff Department with over 30 years of law enforcement experience. His experience includes 22 years in the Rochester Police Department where he served as Administrative Aide to three Chiefs of Police before leaving to join the Greece Police. Baxter spent four years as Chief of Police in Greece during their time of transition. He also spent 19 years as a member of the SWAT team, finishing his career as a Commander.

Sheriff Baxter’s military experience includes three years of active duty in the US Army (Military Police) and 19 years in the US Army reserve, retiring as a Master Sergeant Brigade, Anti-Terrorism and Training Non-Commissioned Officer. For three years Baxter was Executive Director of the nonprofit Veterans Outreach Center, leaving in April of 2017. Sheriff Baxter was sworn into office on Tuesday, January 2, 2018. He stated that his top three priorities include addressing the opioid epidemic, providing additional rehabilitation opportunities for inmates and increasing transparency within the Sheriff Department. Sheriff Baxter resides in Ogden with his wife Mary and their two sons.

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Start the New Year with “Healthy Rules of the Road” by Tami Mungenast CPT, CNWC

Would you like to have a healthier and happier home for your family? If so a new book from a local Greece Author and retired Physical Education teacher can help. Wendy Cooper taught Physical Education and Health to the elementary students at English Village since 1988. Her primary goal in her career was to inspire kids to keep moving and stay healthy. Throughout her 30 years of working with elementary aged children she developed a successful program called “Healthy Highway.” Healthy Highway is an innovative curriculum based k-5 program that enriches children’s lives through teaching and encouraging health, fitness and nutrition. Wendy built the program by using imaginative traffic metaphors to help teach children how to make healthy choices. After witnessing the success of the program over the past 15 years in the schools, Wendy wanted to take it a step further to reach the families in their own home. She wrote a book which offers a similar program for families to incorporate into their home and daily life. “Healthy Rules of the Road” is the book written by Wendy Cooper. She designed the book to help educate, motivate and inspire families to make healthy lifestyle choices. Modeling after the success of the Healthy Highway Program, the traffic-themed vocabulary and visual tools in this new book give children and adults a common and easy way to talk about what it means to be healthy. The family friendly program empowers families to “Drive down the Healthy Highway” by learning how to create a road map for your family’s own healthy lifestyle. The program is written as a three month plan to jump start a healthier lifestyle for families with children. It addresses physical activity, healthy eating and even character education. Cooper uses fun language like “high octane food,” “healthy selfies,” “start your engine” and “nutrition rules of the road” to help keep kids engaged and motivated. She also incorporates an adorable dog named “Rev” who is the newest driver on the Healthy Highway. Rev helps teach children and families how he incorporates the “rule of the road” into his everyday choices. “I see Rev’s role as a great teacher that will encourage and empower all that “meet” him to become leaders in designing their own road maps to a healthy lifestyle,” Cooper said. For more information or to purchase the book visit https:// www.wendyhcooper. com/ Wendy Cooper

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Greece Regional Chamber to host business and education luncheon On February 1, 2018 the Greece Regional Chamber of Commerce and Presenting Sponsor Bryant & Stratton College will be hosting “Emerging Issues in Business and Education: A Moderated Panel Discussion” at Ridgemont Country Club. The event, which runs from 11:30AM to 2:00PM will feature professional networking, a luncheon of filet or porcini ravioli, and a moderated panel discussion with community leaders including: The College at Brockport President Heidi Macpherson, Greece Superintendent of Schools Kathleen Graupman, Hilton Superintendent of Schools Casey Kosiorek, Greece Town Supervisor William

Reilich, New York State Senator Joseph Robach, Lori Parker of Parker Law Office, David Perotto of Bartolomeo & Perotto Funeral Home, and Deborah Whitt of Deborah Ham Whitt Agency. The panel will discuss priority issues and opportunities relevant to business and education, followed by audience Q & A. The panel discussion will be moderated by Radio Host Steve Hausmann of Entercom Rochester. Admission is open to the public. Cost is $35 ($25 for Greece Regional Chamber members). For online registration or additional information, visit www. Greecechamber. org or call 585.227.7272.

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The Eddie Money Story by Karen Fien

Singer, songwriter, musician, playwright, entertainer, extraordinary talents and Eddie Money has them all. Eddie Money created, and will star in, a new musical “Two Tickets to Paradise: The Eddie Money Musical.” The world premier will be held at the Kodak Center, February 14-18, featuring a full orchestra, the Eddie Money band, and a cast of twenty professional actors who dance and sing his life story. The musical is about Eddie Money’s life at a time when the world was changing in the late 1960s when a young man’s choices weren’t always what his dreams were. Eddie Money was born Edward Joseph Mahoney, on March 21, 1947 in Brooklyn, New York. Eddie dreamed of being a musician and played in rock bands while in high school. His brother was serving in Vietnam and that was not where he wanted to be after graduation. The band he was in was going out to California, and they wanted him to go with them. His parents wanted him to pursue a career in law enforcement, and follow in his father’s footsteps. He listened to his parents and became a member of the New York City Police Department, knowing that his real dream was to go to California. After working two years for the

New York City Police Department, and many requests from his friends to come to California, he left law enforcement to follow his heart into the music career that he always wanted. He moved to Berkeley, California and began performing in local clubs. He and the band eventually split up, and Money went in another direction with his music. He changed his surname from Mahoney to Money and was discovered by legendary rock promoter Bill Graham who made famous the Fillmore and Winterland Arena rock venues where rock bands like the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and Janis Joplin had their proving grounds. Graham saw him performing at his “Sounds of the City” event. Graham became “like a father” to Money and said, “Eddie Money has it all...not only can he sing, write and play, but he is a natural performer.” He got his first record deal with Columbia Records, at age 26 with the help of Graham. Graham was also the one that advised Money about the importance of MTV to his career and encouraged him to produce high quality music videos. Money has always loved music and his love of Broadway started when he was young. His parents went to musicals, such as: “Annie Get Your Gun,” “Carousel” and “Oklaho-

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ma.” And brought home the music soundtrack albums from the plays. Eddie and his sisters listened to the albums and sang along with the songs. As an adult Money saw “Jersey Boys” on Broadway. He thought that the musical was fantastic. He saw the similarities between the musicians in “Jersey Boys” and his own band. The music was different but the friendship and charisma was very similar. He was sure he could do something like “Jersey Boys” but with his life, his band and his music. When writing the musical Money said, “You can’t lie to yourself, you have to be honest.” Money also said, “I am more than rock n’ roll and I want people to hear this side of me.” He wrote the Broadway-style songs that will be performed in the play along with some of his biggest hits, “Two Tickets to Paradise,” “Baby Hold On,” “I Wanna Go Back,” “Shakin,””No Control” and “Take Me Home Tonight.” The play is being presented by Rochester Association of Performing Arts (RAPA) along with Eddie Money Entertainment Inc. and Premier Theater Productions. Eddie Money and John Campbell, Executive Producer for Eddie Money, approached RAPA to bring the musical to Rochester and

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be adapted Broadway-style.” The music and vocal director is Yunjin Kim, and the choreographer is Terri Filips. Johnson, Kim and Jonathan Allentoff have been working on the score for the play since the summer. Kim enhanced the music which had to be written for specific instruments within the orchestra, so that all of the instruments flow together, and marrying them together with Money’s big hits. Allentoff transcribed Money’s rock n’ roll music, Johnson managed the music. Johnson along with Dresden Engle, a cast member, were the leaders of enhancing and editing the script for the musical. Money continues to tour with his rock and roll band while working on the musical. His touring band includes his daughter Jesse who sings back up, and son Julian who plays the drums. Money said he was interviewed by Oprah Winfrey for her “Where Are They Now” series, and as a result Dan Rather interviewed him for his AXS TV interview series. After the Rather interview AXS TV expressed an interest in producing a reality series which resulted in the filming of 10 episodes of the series called “Real Money.” The series stars Eddie and his entire family and features the day to day life of a working rock and roll family. Real Money will begin airing on April 8, on AXS TV. Two Tickets to Paradise: The Eddie Money Musical will run for five performances at the Kodak Center, 200 W. Ridge Road, Rochester: Wednesday, February 14 (Valentine’s Day) at 7:30PM

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North Greece Fire Department Honors Five Volunteer Firefighters by Tami Raco

Not very often will you find volunteers with 50 years of service. It’s a rarity to find five volunteers with over 50 years of service all in one Fire Department. The North Greece Department is fortunate to have that opportunity to celebrate five of their volunteer firemen for a lifetime of service and dedication to the Greece community. Eugene Preston joined the North Greece Fire Department in 1961 and is the longest active member in the department with 56 years of active service. Many families may recognize Eugene as the man behind the kid’s poster contest. Eugene has spent many years as the driving force behind the kid’s fire prevention program with the poster contest in the schools. Eugene served on countless committees, activities and fundraisers. He served as the President of the Fire Department, served on the District Board of Fire Commissioners, and as a member of numerous Firematic organizations including Monroe County Fire Chiefs, Monroe County Fire District Officers Association, IAFF, and FASNY. He was the President of the Greece Fire Council. Eugene is the owner of one of the finest fire memorabilia collections in NYS. It can be seen at the Greece Historical Society. Eugene grew up on his family farm on Long Pond Road and built his home there where he and his wife Pat raised their three children. Kenneth Preston joined North Greece Fire in 1962 and has been serving the department for 55 years. Ken served on numerous committees, activities and fundraisers. He was the President of the Fire Department and served as President to both the Town of Greece Fire Counsel and North Greece Exempts Firemen’s Association. Ken served as President and Treasurer of Monroe County Fire District Officers Association. For 32 years Ken served on the North Greece Fire District Board of Fire Commissioners. In 2013 he was awarded the Monroe County Joint Fire Service Leadership Meritorious Award. Ken continues serving as one of the most active members in the Department and is also a member of the North Greece Fire Police. He is 2nd Vice President of AFDSNY where he has also served as the Region 5 Direction. Ken continues to work actively on state legislation and rules for fire districts and is very involved on state legislation. Ken is a lifelong resident of Greece with his wife Donna where they raised their two children. Michael Beaty has been with North Greece FD since 1965. In his 52 years of service Michael served on many committees, activities and fundraisers. He has received numerous certifiMichael Beaty

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(L-R) Sherman Manchester Jr. Badge 66, Eugene Preston Badge 79, Kenneth Preston Badge 47, Thomas Piazza Badge 46.

cates from county and state training classes. Michael served as Lieutenant and Captain and was a member of several Officer Associations. He served as Assistant and Deputy Chief at the NGFD and as President of the North Greece Exempts Benevolent Association in addition to serving on the NG Board of Directors for over 30 years. Michael continues as a very active member of the department and apparatus drivers. He is a lifelong resident of Greece where he and his wife Linda raised their three children. Sherman Manchester, Jr. just reached his 52 year anniversary with North Greece FD. He joined in January of 1966. Sherman has an abundance of knowledge in the Fire Department with many certifications and a degree in Fire Protection. Sherman served as a Line Officer, Deputy Chief and Chief and he served on NGFD Board of Fire Commissioners. Sherman held membership at many associations including the International Association of Fire Chiefs, New York State Association of Fire Chiefs, Monroe County Fire Chiefs, and National Fire Protection Association. As the In-

GreeceNewsNY.com February 2018 23 cident Command Instructor, Sherman was instrumental in training hundreds of Police, Fire and EMS. He also helped create the first NGFD Standard Operating Procedure books. Sherman is the Ontario County Safety Coordinator, OSHA Outreach Instructor and President of the Ontario County Safety Council. During Sherman’s career he was the Chief of the Kodak Park Fire Department and Interim Chief of Canandaigua Fire Department. He continues as an active member at the NGFD. Sherman is a lifelong resident of Greece where he and his wife Mary Jane raised their eight children. Thomas Piazza joined the NGFD in December of 1967 and just reached his 50 year anniversary. Tom served on and chaired many committees, activities and fundraisers. He has a vast amount of certifications from local, county, state and national training seminars. Tom served as a Line Officer, Assistant and Deputy Chief and Fire Chief. He served on both the North Greece Board of Directors and on the North Greece Board of Fire Commissioners. He served on numerous Firematic organizations such as Monroe County Fire Chiefs, Monroe County Fire District Officers Association, International Association of Fire Chiefs, a life member of NYS Association of Fire Chiefs, and Firemen’s Association of the State of New York. One of Tom’s most memorable service memories is being Chief during the infamous ice storm of 1991. Tom received the Meritorious Service Award from the Rochester Safety Council in 1996 and was presented with the North Greece distinguished service award in 2014. Tom continues actively serving the department and is an apparatus driver. He is retired as the Battalion Chief from his career at Kodak Park Fire Department. He has lived in Greece for over 55 years with his wife Joanne. Tom reflects on his lifelong service at NGFD and he says, “It led to everything.” By taking the initiative to volunteer it led to his career and how he met his wife. Volunteering at the NGFD was the first step to the path that really set his life in motion. To learn more about being a North Greece Fire Department volunteer stop in at one of the fire houses or visit the website at www.northgreecefiredepartmentinc.com

A Renaissance for Greece Performing Arts continues in 2018 In December 2016, the Greece Performing Arts Society (GPAS) appointed Eric Vaughn Johnson as the new President to bring new ideas, programs and partnerships to the organization. Over the last year, the 300-person performing membership has blossomed in an artistic and financial renaissance. GPAS’s 2017 schedule included many new opportunities: The Next Chapter Media Event and Concert, the first annual Summer Soiree, the re-opening of the Greece Theatre Company with the upstate New York premiere of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and the resurrected Young Artists Competition. Additionally, in 2017 the non-profit performing arts organization continued its on-going concerts throughout

Greece and the greater Rochester area. GPAS was represented at downtown events including Corn Hill Arts Festival, M&T Clothesline Festival at the Memorial Art Gallery and the Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival, as well as at several Rochester Red Wings games. The on-going GPAS Holiday Wrapping Booth fundraiser at the Mall at Greece Ridge made the largest profit since its inception in the past 20 years. However, Johnson is not stopping here and he has several new plans for 2018. GPAS Spring Concert In March, GPAS will be grooving to a whole new beat with Good Vibrations Concert: Hits of the 1960s. The new continued on page 24

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Eagle Scout Recognition Award The Town of Greece hosted an Eagle Scout Award Medal Presentation Ceremony on Wednesday, January 10, 2018 during the evening’s Town Board Meeting. The Town of Greece Eagle Scout Recognition Medal is presented to all Boy Scouts who have recently achieved the rank of Eagle Scout in their local troop. “It is an honor for me to be able to present these medals to the hard working and determined young men who have shown that commitment and perseverance lead to success. I would like to congratulate Peter Burke on his achievement of Eagle Scout ranking through his efforts in building a 24 hen mobile chicken coop trailer for Homesteads for Pictured Left to Right: Councilman Bill Murphy, Councilman Josh Jensen, Supervisor Bill Reilich, Eagle Hope,” Greece Town Supervisor Bill Scout Peter Burke, Councilman Mike Barry, and Councilwoman Diana Christodaro. Reilich said. The Boy Scouts of America, one of the United States work, sacrifice, and dedication to the scouting creed. For largest youth organization, is dedicated to promoting self- more information on the Boy Scouts of America, please reliance, courage, and patriotism among young men. The visit their webpage www.scouting.org. Eagle Scout Award is attained after countless hours of hard Provided Information and Photo

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themed-concert will highlight the Greece Jazz Band, directed by Gary J. Samulski, and the Greece Concert Band, directed by BJ Comer. Guest professional soloists include Jenna Owens, Alvis Green Jr. and Dylan DeGeorge, who recently played Quasimodo in GPAS’s production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Audience members will recognize popular hits from the Beach Boys, the Beatles, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, the Supremes and more. The concert will be held Saturday, March 24 at 7 pm at Greece Arcadia High School Auditorium, 120 Island Cottage Road (14612). Tickets are $12 and available online at GreecePerformingArts.org or at the door. GPAS Second Annual Summer Soiree On Saturday, June 2, the GPAS Summer Soiree will be held once again at Davinci’s of Greece with a 1930s Hooray for Hollywood theme. The new annual fundraiser will include a full buffet dinner, professional musical talent, a silent auction, and more. Tickets for this fundraiser are available at all area Wegmans and at GreecePerformingArts.org for $40 per person. GPAS in the future According to Eric Vaughn Johnson, the GPAS is currently developing the second Greece Theatre Company production to be mounted in late 2018. “We are not ready to announce any information, however the next show prom-

ises to be another big one like last fall’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame.” “GPAS will be rolling out a larger expanded version of the Young Artists Competition for December 2018. And then, in 2019 the GPAS will plan a year-long celebration for our 50th Anniversary,” reported Johnson. “We have a lot of additional plans and partnerships currently in the works, so the future for GPAS looks good.” For more information on the Next Chapter of GPAS please visit www. GreecePerformingArts.org, email i n fo @ G re e c e Pe rformingArts.org or call (585) 234-5636. Also, follow Greece Performing Arts by liking us on Facebook. Provided Information and Photo

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Taste of the Bahamas Restaurant by Barbara Burke

Authentic Bahamian cuisine is the focus of the dishes and drinks available at Taste of the Bahamas Restaurant located at 4705 Lake Avenue in Rochester. Owner Dotti Perry opened her new restaurant in November of 2017. She formerly operated out of a place on North Street in Rochester but when she outgrew the space she moved to the Lake Avenue location. “I searched and searched on the internet for a new place that would meet all my needs. I kept my focus and found the Lake Avenue location. It has everything I needed and just the right atmosphere. One thing I didn’t realize is that opening on Lake Avenue in the winter is tough. I am encouraged by all of the businesses around who are supporting my restaurant and they tell me that the neighborhood has lots of activity during the summer months,” Dotti said. Dotti has vast experience in the restaurant business. She has worked in many restaurant and bars doing just about every job from hostess to bartender and brings all of that knowledge to Taste of the Bahamas. During her early years, between restaurant jobs Dotti was a stay at home mom. “I sold dinners from my home and developed my cooking skills. I later rented space in other businesses and served my food from there, just to get my dishes and name out there. When it came time to achieve my dream by opening my restaurant I did research on how to open your own restaurant and studied all the rules and regulations. I really believe that nothing in life is unachievable, you just have to keep trying and fight for it,” she said. The cuisine at Taste of the Bahamas Restaurant is unique and authentic. Dotti grinds all of the seasonings for all of their food and uses fresh produce in her recipes. Some of the speciality dishes include their popular Conch Fritters, Mac and Cheese, Curry Chicken, Pepper Steak and their

award winning Ribs. “Our Mac and Cheese is Bahamian style and seasoned with our own ground fresh spices, it is always a surprise to people who try it for the first time and it is definitely a customer favorite,” Dotti said. Taste of the Bahamas Restaurant also has a full bar and offers speciality drinks that are traditional Bahamian beverages including Gullywash and Bahamian Punch. They have signature drinks that Dotti developed - for the ladies “Ladies Choice” and for the men “Dirty Bird.” Dotti has had some challenges in her life and she has not forgotten all of the help she has received from police officers, fire fighters and the military. As a gesture to payback, Taste of the Bahamas offers a 12% discount everyday to all those who serve in these jobs. “I have been helped by police officers who have shown me great kindness. And we experienced a house fire and fire fighters saved my life and the lives of my children. I know that those who serve in the military put their life on the line everyday for our freedom. We appreciate and see everything that they do. All through my life these people have been good luck to me and I am so thankful,” Dotti said. Taste of the Bahamas serves Lunch and Dinner Tuesday thru Saturday from 1PM to 10PM; and on Sunday Lunch from 1PM-6PM. Call 585-270-4889 for more information.

Genesee Country Village & Museum Upcoming Events •Kohlfahrt: A German Winter Cabbage Walk February 10, 2018 to February 11, 2018 Gather your most adventurous friends! Play games and sample beer and wine at Kohlfahrt, a traditional German cabbage walk. End the journey through the snowy trails of the Nature Center and Historic Village streets with a hearty, Grünkohlessen German meal in the heated Banquet Center. A typical Kohlfahrt experience starts with a walk (fahrt) through winter landscapes, with frequent stops for silly games — including a Brussels sprout shooting competition! New games have been added this year, such as a cabbage relay! You’ll compete to gain the title of “Kale King” or “Kale Queen!” And laughter is a prime ingredient!

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February 13, 2018 • 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm • Greece Public Library The Buffalo Soldiers Presentation Team will give an overview of the History of African Americans Soldiers after the Civil War, which were known as “Buffalo Soldiers.” This is the name given to them by Native Americans on the western plains. The presentation includes talk about the uniforms and equipment worn and used by the Soldiers and explains and demonstrates how the Soldiers communicated in the 1800s. One of the presenters is Charles Price who was a soldier in the Army Air corps known as the Tuskegee Airmen. The Buffalo Soldiers Presentation Team is part of the Pen-

From the office of The Supervisor, Bill Reilich I hope you have been staying safe and warm this cold wintery season! Though chilly, winter can be such a fun time of year, complete with hot cocoa, ice skating, winter wonderland scenery, and fun community activities. We are in full swing here at Greece Town Hall when it comes to Winter events. These past couple month we have hosted new business ribbon-cutting ceremonies, held community flu clinics, joined the Community and Senior Center for Christmas parties, and hosted our annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony and Family Christmas Party. Throughout my time as Supervisor, one of my top priorities has been to make Greece a business- friendly town. I have welcomed many new and expanding businesses to the Town these past four years, the most recent being the highly-anticipated Chick-Fil-A. This Georgia-based fast food chain will include two drive-thru ordering lanes, a two-story playground for children, both indoor and outdoor seating, and is expected to employ over 100 people. I am very excited that Greece was chosen to be the location for the first Chick-Fil-A in Rochester, and I want to wish owner Alan Taylor and his team great success! I was excited to yet again host a good old fashioned lighting of the Town’s Christmas Tree and Family Party this past holiday season. This annual event boasted a great crowd

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February 11, 2018 • 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm • Greece Historical Society Museum Wally Rust is coming back with another talk. He will present a narrated slide show on “A History of Magic.” Willy will cover the development of the art from Egypt in 2700 BCE to the present and will supplement his talk with some baffling tricks. So come to the Greece Historical Society, 595 Long Pond Road, and be entertained, enlightened - and fooled! Mr. Rust is a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, Order of Merlin Shield. He has performed for sixteen years doing stage and platform magic in the Rochester area. Call 585-225-7221 for more information.

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February 13, 2018 • 5PM-7PM Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church, 4301 Mt Read Blvd. Dinner includes pancakes (potato and buttermilk), sausage, applesauce and ice cream sundaes. For reservations and more information call 585-865-1866 Ext. 2. and lots of Christmas spirit as residents joined together with their neighbors to sing songs with the Greece Arcadia Middle School Choir and revel in holiday cheer. A special visit by Santa was complimented by popcorn and hot cocoa for all in attendance. Following the tree lighting ceremony, residents joined our friends at the Community and Senior Center for their annual Family Christmas Party and participated in arts and crafts, listened to music by the Greece Concert Band, enjoyed refreshments, and had an opportunity to visit Santa Claus in the Pavilion! If you’re looking for a fun outdoor activity this winter, our ice skating rink at the Greece Town Hall Campus is the place to go! To date, we have had over 700 people enjoy the ice skating rink. We have ice skates and helmets available for residents to use, which were generously donated by hometown hockey hero Brian Gionta and his wife, Harvest. Come out and take advantage of this fun community activity! I would like to remind any veteran interested in having their name engraved on our Memorial Wall this year that the application deadline is Wednesday, January 31st, 2018. For the instructions and application, please visit www. greeceny.gov - under the “Residents” tab, click “Veterans Memorial Wall”. The application can also be picked up in person on the second floor of Greece Town Hall or can be mailed to you. We take great honor in recognizing and remembering Veterans who have so selflessly served our great country, and dedicating the Veterans Memorial Wall in their memory is one way in which we do that. As always, I enjoy hearing feedback from residents about programming and other town related matters. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact my office or visit our website.

The Town of Greece Will Continue to Implement and Administer the Coastal Erosion Management Program continued from page 14

dressing issues in-house for residents in and around the lake front, No Motion was made to support the change and thus the current language in Chapter 83 remains in place and no changes will be made. “The Town of Greece currently administers a State Department of Environmental Conservation program that regulates building activity in coastal erosion hazard areas near Lake Ontario. If continuing to administer this program internally is a benefit to our residents, we will not be changing our practices. I am committed to standing side by side our residents and providing them the best service possible and that is why the Town Board and I decided not to move forward with the proposal,” said Supervisor Reilich. For Reference, Chapter 83 Coastal Erosion Hazard Area of the Town of Greece Code currently states: The Town of Greece hereby assumes the responsibility to implement and administer a coastal erosion management program within its jurisdiction pursuant to Article 34 of New York State Environmental Conservation Law. In addition, it is the purpose of this chapter to:

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In this off-season tribute to cabbage (kohl), each participant is provided with his/her own tasting necklace sporting a miniature beer mug that can be engaged at every opportunity. A group “booze wagen” provides sips of German beer, wine, cider, and non-alcoholic drinks along the way. After all that outdoor exercise, the Kohlfahrt culminates with a hearty sit-down, German-style meal of sausages, brats, smoked ham, bacon-simmered kale, sauerkraut, dampfkartoffeln (German-style potatoes), and apple strudel for dessert. This event is adults only, 21+. Please bring ID. Reservations are required and non-refundable. Adventures depart every 15 minutes from 1:30pm-4:00pm on Saturday and 1:30pm3:00pm on Sunday, in groups of 12 people. Tours are approximately 2 hrs in duration with dinner served afterwards. Check-in begins in the Banquet Center at 1:00pm. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your scheduled tour time. A stocked “booze wagen” is included for each tour group, as is a beverage tasting necklace for each person. Beer, wine, cider, schnapps, and non-alcoholic beverages are available. Tickets are $70/$63 museum members. Group discount for a full tour of 12 people: $63/person. Call (585) 294-8218 to book a full group. •Carve a Sugar Mold Class Saturday, February 17, 2018 • 9AM-4PM Molding maple sugar in fancy wooden molds has a long history. Join woodcarver Chris Kieber for a beginner’s class and

GreeceNewsNY.com February 2018 27 A. Establish standards and procedures minimizing and preventing damage to structures from coastal flooding and erosion and to protect natural and protective features and other natural resources. B. Regulate in coastal areas subject to coastal flooding and erosion, land use and development activities so as to minimize or prevent damage or destruction to man-made property, natural protective features and other natural resources and to protect human life. C. Regulate new construction or placement of structures in order to place them a safe distance from areas of active erosion and the impacts of coastal storms to ensure that these structures are not prematurely destroyed or damaged due to improper siting, as well as to prevent damage to natural protective features and other natural resources. D. Restrict public investment in services, facilities or activities which are likely to encourage new permanent development in erosion hazard areas. E. Regulate the construction of erosion protection structures in coastal areas subject to serious erosion to assure that their construction and operation will minimize or prevent damage or destruction to structures, significant improvements to structures, property, natural protective features or other natural resources. Provided Information discover why these traditional decorative shapes were so popular. Participants will create their own beautiful weeping heart design while learning basic carving skills and safety. No previous experience is required. Material costs are included in class fee. Participants will be able to keep the set of tools provided to them for the class. Limited to eight people, ages 14 to adult. Participants should bring a lunch with them. Location: GCV&M Nature Center Cost: $115/$101 museum member •Baking with Kids Class Tuesday, February 20, 2018 • 10AM to 2PM Bring that special little baker in your life and join instructor Peggy Roll to mix up some tasty treats. Participants will make Chelsea buns (called cinnamon buns today) and graham crackers using 19th-century techniques. A light lunch will be provided for the class to enjoy. Space is limited. Ages 8-adult. continued on page 32

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Available Any Day 50 Jumbo Wings $43.98 +tax or Sheet Pizza & 50 Wings $63.89 +tax Additional Toppings Extra. Expires 2/28/18

CouPon

Available Any Day

14” Medium Cheese Pizza

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11.34

+tax Additional Toppings Extra. Expires 2/28/18

FOR All OCCASIONS! Buffet #1 - Roasted Chicken, Sausage, Peppers and Onions, Baked Ziti, Roasted Potatoes, Tossed Green Salad with Dressing, Rolls & Butter

Buffet #2 - Choice of meats: Roasted Chicken, Chicken French,

Chicken Cacciatore, Chicken Parmigiano, Chicken Marsala, Roast Beef Burgundy, Baked Ham, Sausage, Peppers and Onions, Veal Parmiagiano, Veal French, Meatballs or Sausage from the Sauce. Includes: Baked Ziti, Roasted Potatoes, Tossed Green Salad with Dressing, Italian Relish Tray, Rolls & Butter.

Corporate Buffet - Choice of Chicken French, Chicken

Parmigiana, or Chicken Marsala. Includes: Penne Alla Vodka or Homemade Gnocchi, Tossed Green Salad with Dressing, Rolls & Butter

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Prices subject to change without notice.

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2 Beer Battered or Breaded

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Pizza with mozzarella, one topping plus one dozen wings.

Cheese and one topping plus

Plus tax.

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with celery and bleu cheese

Plus tax.

Pick up only. Expires 2/10/18. With this coupon. Not valid with other offers.

Prices subject to change without notice.

Restaurant Hours Lunch & Dinner… Mon.-Thurs. 11am-9pm; Fri. & Sat. 11am-9:30pm; Sunday 4pm-9pm • Bakery & Take-Out Open at 9:00 am Daily

CouPon

Available Any Day

1/2 Sheet Cheese Pizza & 20 Wings

30.37

+tax Additional Toppings Extra. Expires 2/28/18

CouPon

Available Any Day

14” Medium Cheese Pizza & 10 Wings

19.91

+tax Additional Toppings Extra. Expires 2/28/18

CouPon

Available Any Day 1/2 Sheet Cheese Pizza

13.24

+tax Additional Toppings Extra. Expires 2/28/18

CouPon

Available Any Day $ 2.00 oFF

A Purchase of $25 or more Additional Toppings Extra. Expires 2/28/18

Pizza•Wings•Hot subs•aPPetizers & More

Dining Out

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everyday Happy Hours 3-6pm

every Night Happy Hours 9pm-Midnight

on 1/2 price select Appetizers apps $ Domestic 6 pitchers $ Well Drinks 3

Completely remodeled Under New Ownership

Monday Madness DriNk SpeCiAlS

Wednesday - ladies Night

8pM-2AM Different Weekly Specialty Mixed Drinks

75 Wings ¢

5.00 Burger Night

lotto Thursdays Come Try Your luck With %50 Bonus on Quick Draw

SUNDAY SpeCiAlS Until the 18th of Feb.

Taco Tuesday 3 Tacos with Chips and Salsa

3.00

3 Margaritas 3 Tequila Shots $ 3 Coronas $ 5 patron Shots $

Fish Fry-Day

in-House Handmade Beer Battered Fish Fry, Broiled Fish, in-House Hand Breaded Baked Fish

FOOTBAll gAMe DAY SpeCiAlS $1 Off Scotch Ale 6 Domestic Draft pitchers $ 3 Wells $ 10 Domestic Buckets (4 Bottles) $ 5 Bloody Marys 75¢ Wings $

w/any of our in-house signature sauces

Saturdays Different Shot Special every Saturday

4670 Dewey Ave. •

5 Jack and Jack Fire Shots $ 4 ipA Specials $

COUPON

5 OFF

$ 00

with $25.00 Food Purchase. Exc. alcohol.

Limit 1 per table • Expires 2/28/18

865-2490 • Open Daily at 2pm

New Hours Beginning Sun., Feb. 18 - Closed Sun., Mon. 2pm-10pm; Tues. 2pm-Midnight; Wed.-Sat. 2pm-2am

www.overtimebarandgrill.com

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FISH FRY

Available Every Friday

COuPON

FREE

CHEESEbuRgER

with purchase of Cheeseburger, Large Fries & Large Drink

Limit 1 coupon per visit. Expires 2/25/18

COuPON

Steak bomber Special

Small Steak Bomber served with your choice of toppings and one side order of macaroni salad or french fries

Fee for group of 1 child & 1 adult: $112/$100 member. Location: Livingston-Backus House. Check-in will be at the front Admissions area. Please arrive 15-20 minutes prior to the start of class. • Owl Moon Saturday, February 24, 2018 • 5PM to 8PM A night full of fun activities - all about owls! Reservations are non-refundable and required to take the guided hike. The moon will be almost full on Saturday, Feb. 24 - perfect for an Owl Moon nighttime walk! Reserve your spot for a moonlit guided walk through the wintry woods, get up close and personal with real owls during a live owl presentation by Wild Wings, Inc. of Honeoye Falls, enjoy a reading of the Caldecott Medal-winning Owl Moon by Jane Yolen, and relax by the campfire roasting marshmallows and sipping complimentary hot chocolate. Schedule of activities: Guided hikes depart every 20 minutes, beginning at 5:00pm with the last departing at 8:00pm Owl Moon will be read every half-hour from 5:30pm-8:00pm Wild Wings presentation begins at 5:30pm, and you will be able to meet-and-greet with the owls afterwards throughout the evening. Campfire, roasting marshmallows, and hot chocolate will be available continued on page 33

Sullivan’s CharBroil Now Booking Winter, Spring, Graduation Parties COUPON

FREE

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with purchase of hot Dog 2 Drinks and 2 Fries Exp. 2/28/18

9.50

Limit 1 coupon per visit. Expires 2/25/18

1205 Spencerport Rd. (formerly Hooks)

413-0757

•Hots •Grounds •Fresh salads •Homemade soup & Chili •plates •Fresh Cut Curly Fries •Fresh Brewed Iced tea

COUPON

1.00 OFF

Friday

FiSh FRy

BREakFaSt SPEcial creme Brulee French toast

Exp. 2/28/18

Burger of the Month

Sweetheart of a Deal

Red hot Burger pepper Jack Cheese, Lettuce, tomato and Red Hot Mayonnaise

4712 Ridge Rd. W., Spencerport • 352-5860 www.sullyscatering.com RestauRant Open: Monday-Friday 11am-8pm; saturday & sunday 7am-8pm

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Forest Hill Restaurant Come See Our

New Updated Look!!!

Re-Opening

throughout the evening Flint Hill Gift Shop will be open, featuring specialty owl items!Check-in for the program is in the Banquet Center (front building next to Admissions). We recommend you check-in 15 minutes prior to the start of your guided hike. You are welcome to enjoy the activities before or after your guided hike (time permitting). Admission is $14/$10 members. There are no youth or senior discounts. Provided Information

On JanuaRy

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Drink Specials! Steak & Lobster Dinner...

$20.00!!!!

Serving Lunch & Dinner Tuesday-Saturday 1pm-10pm; Serving Lunch Sun. 1pm-6pm

Authentic Bahamian Cuisine: including jerk chicken, curry chicken, peppersteak, macaroni & cheese and succulent, award-winning ribs. We offer 12% off daily for police, firefighter, military.

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Eat In or Take Out

Family Owned & Operated 37 Years In The Pizza Business

COUPON REQUIRED

3 CPuite Large Pizzas

Pie t Cu

36 Slices

25.95

Additional Toppings Extra

3 CPuite Large Pizzas

Pie t Cu

225-3570

4 CPuite Large Pizzas

Pie t Cu

25.95

Additional Toppings Extra

48 Slices

32.95

with Mozzarella

48 Slices

32.95

Additional Toppings Extra

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

Pie t Cu

3 CPuite Medium Pizzas

Pie t Cu

3 CPuite Medium Pizzas

with Mozzarella

24 Slices

19.95

4 CPuite Large Pizzas

Pie t Cu

with Mozzarella

36 Slices

COUPON REQUIRED

Additional Toppings Extra

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

225-3570

3 X-Large Pizzas

Square Cut

with Mozzarella

48 Slices

28.95

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

Square Cut

3 X-Large Pizzas

Square Cut

with Mozzarella

48 Slices

28.95

Additional Toppings Extra

COUPON REQUIRED

Square Cut

4 X-Large Pizzas with Mozzarella

64 Slices

36.95

Additional Toppings Extra

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

225-3570

496 LOng POnd Rd. (Cedarfield Commons)

225-3570

Square Cut

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

Square Cut

4 SCquuat re X-Large Pizzas with Mozzarella

64 Slices

36.95

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

225-3570

HOURS: (We Take Orders Up Until) Mon.-Thurs. 4pm-9:00pm; Fri. 4pm-11:00pm Sat. 1:00pm-11:00pm; Sun. 11:30am- 9:00pm

CLIP & SAVE

COUPON REQUIRED

Square Cut

CLIP & SAVE

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

COUPON REQUIRED

with Mozzarella

CLIP & SAVE

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Eat In or Take Out

Family Owned & Operated 37 Years In The Pizza Business COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

Medium Pizza

with Mozzarella

& 14 Chicken Tenders or 12 Mozz. Sticks or 10 Wings

& 28 Chicken Tenders or 24 Mozz. Sticks or 20 Wings

Additional Toppings Extra

COUPON REQUIRED

2 Medium Pizzas

Medium Pizza with Mozzarella

7.95

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

14.95

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

225-3570

with Mozzarella

& 14 Chicken Tenders or 12 Mozz. Sticks or 10 Wings

& 28 Chicken Tenders or 24 Mozz. Sticks or 20 Wings

Additional Toppings Extra

CLIP & SAVE

17.95 NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

18.95

with Mozzarella

24.95 NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

2 X-Large Pizzas

X-Large Pizza

with Mozzarella

& 14 Chicken Tenders or 12 Mozz. Sticks or 10 Wings

& 28 Chicken Tenders or 24 Mozz. Sticks or 20 Wings

Additional Toppings Extra

10.95 19.95 $

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

225-3570

with Mozzarella

20.95

225-3570

EVERYDAY SUPER PARTY SPECIAL

75.95 Exp. 3/31/18

26.95 NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

225-3570

2 X LARGE PIZZAS OR 1 SHEET W/MOZZ. & 40 WINGS OR 50 TENDERS

496 LOng POnd Rd. (Cedarfield Commons)

225-3570

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

with Mozzarella

COUPON REQUIRED

51.95 Exp. 3/31/18

PICK UP OR DELIVERY

HOURS: (We Take Orders Up Until) Mon.-Thurs. 4pm-9:00pm; Fri. 4pm-11:00pm Sat. 1:00pm-11:00pm; Sun. 11:30am- 9:00pm

CLIP & SAVE

with Mozzarella

225-3570

with Mozzarella

4 X LARGE PIZZAS OR 2 SHEETS W/MOZZ. & 60 WINGS OR 80 TENDERS

225-3570

Large Pizza

X-Large Pizza

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

Large Pizza

2 Large Pizzas

COUPON REQUIRED

Additional Toppings Extra

21.95

COUPON REQUIRED

225-3570

CLIP & SAVE

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

15.95 NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/31/18

COUPON REQUIRED

with Mozzarella

Additional Toppings Extra

with Mozzarella

COUPON REQUIRED

Large Pizza

9.95

with Mozzarella

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

CLIP & SAVE

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COMPLETE KITCHENS Starting at

Including: • Painted Cabinet Upgrade • Granite Countertops • Cabinet Hardware

This 10’ x 10’ Kitchen

229

*/month

• All GE Appliances: Dishwasher, Microwave Refrigerator, Range • All Plumbing Fixtures: Kitchen Sink, Faucet *See store for detail product models. Installation also available. Monthly payment based on 60 equal payments.

415 S. Union St., Spencerport, NY 14559 What you can’t get anywhere else

585-352-4011

Store Hours: M-Thurs 9am-7:30pm, Fri. 9am-6pm, Sat. 9am-5pm