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Skate Park Construction Grant Awarded to Town of Greece Last year, the Greece Parks and Recreation Department worked diligently to create a detailed plan for a new Skate Park in the Town of Greece to submit for the grant. There were many requirements that needed to be met in order to successfully submit the application for the grant. Some of those requirements were a plan ensuring the town had an appropriate location, engagement with a local architect to discuss size, options, feasibility, and potential layout, and the ever important step of having letters of support from our community as well as a Skate Park Advocate on board.

All the planning has paid off. On January 26, 2022, it was announced that the Town of Greece has been awarded the Built to Play Skatepark Grant. This is a major step to build and open a brand new public skate park in the Town of Greece for our residents.

“I would personally like to thank our Parks and Recreation management, as well as many members of our administration, from various departments that all stepped up to get the grant submitted with a very short submission window,” said Supervisor Reilich. “The grant process was heavily driven by community support and engagement, and I want to thank everyone that submitted letters of support for the project. My team and I are excited to continue bringing new and innovating options to our town that foster free play and exercise within our community.”

The mission of The Skatepark Project is to develop quality places to practice the sport of skateboarding and provide a healthy outlet and recreational challenge to like-minded individuals. To date, 575 recipients of the The Skatepark Project grants have opened their skate parks. These parks receive more than 6-million visits annual by youth who benefit from the active lifestyle and camaraderie the facility promote. To learn more about this organization, visit skatepark.org.

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From the office of The Supervisor, Bill Reilich These past couple months have brought some real New York weather our way! Just a reminder that our Winter Parking Ordinance is in effect through April 15, midnight – 8:00am. Until this time, please do not park on any Town roads or the grass on right-of-ways. This is to make plowing and salting of dedicated Town streets safer and more effective and to cut the cost of snow removal.

In honor of our Town’s 200th bicentennial anniversary, we created a Historic Resources Survey. The survey is an online, living archive of maps, images, information and historical narratives documenting Greece’s heritage in an accessible format that is easy to navigate for people of all ages. The survey is maintained by the Town Historian and utilized to share the highlights of our history that have contributed to Greece being the great town and community it is today. Check out this engaging site that shares information about our history, the neighborhoods, business districts, waterways, and people that are the fabric of our community in new and creative ways. The survey link address is: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/7a414722fef745efb0fddfad4af0bdf3 This past month, I was honored to administer the Oath of Office for Town Councilmembers Mike Barry, Bill Murphy, Mike Bloomer, and Diana Christodaro and Receiver of Taxes Andrew Conlon during our January Organizational Meeting. Each and every member is an outstanding contributing member of our team and they work hard to represent and serve every resident in the Town of Greece. I could not be more proud to serve with this team.

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We also welcomed new members to the Greece Police Department. Welcome Chief Michael R. Wood and Deputy Chief Naser Zenelovic. Mr. Wood has extensive experience, knowledge and a background rich in service to the community. He has a prolific record of collaborative leadership achievement across an array of operational, administrative, and executive positions, 34 years of comprehensive law enforcement experience, including 14 years in executive positions with three large New York State agencies.

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I am thrilled to announce that the Town of Greece has been awarded the Built to Play Skatepark Grant. This is a major step in our plans to build and open a brand new public skate park in the Town of Greece for our residents. I would personally like to thank our Parks and Recreation management, as well as many members of our administration, from various departments that all stepped up to get the grant submitted with a very short submission window. The grant process was heavily driven by community support and engagement, and I want to thank everyone that submitted letters of support for the project. My team and I are excited to continue bringing new and innovating options to our town that foster free play and exercise within our community.

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Since January 10, 2022, outflows from Lake Ontario have been adjusted (decreased and increased), as conditions have required to manage ice cover formation. Outflow adjustments to support stable ice cover formation occurs most every year. Several ice booms are also used in the river to assist in ice cover formation.

A stable ice cover is important to reduce the likelihood of ice jams that can damage shorelines and cause flooding. A stable ice cover also prevents unconsolidated ice from flowing into and clogging hydropower intakes; ice jams or blockages of hydropower intakes could result in prolonged outflow decreases leading to higher Lake Ontario levels. As ice conditions stabilize, outflows from Lake Ontario will be increased in accordance with the rules of the plan.

Although flows have been reduced, the outflows remain relatively high compared to the historical record. The average Lake Ontario outflow for January 2022 is currently the fourth highest on record since 1900 (following 2020, 2021, and 1987), and the January mean Lake Ontario level is the 15th highest on record since 1918.

Ice conditions continue to be closely monitored. The Board will make outflow adjustments as necessary and share updates and information. The operational outflow adjustments are consistent with and accounted for in the design of the regulation plan as part of the I Limit.

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Greece Chamber Charitable Foundation Receives Grant from Ukrainian FCU

The Greece Chamber Charitable Foundation recently received a grant in the amount of $2,500 from the Ukrainian Federal Credit Union. A formal check presentation ceremony was held at the corporate headquarters for the Ukrainian Federal Credit Union, located at 824 East Ridge Road in Rochester.

The CEO of the Credit Union, Oleg Lebedko, presented the check to be used in support of administrative and operational expenses for the Charitable Foundation. On hand to accept the check were Charitable Foundation Board President Michael A. Mordenga, Board Vice President Sarah E. Lentini, and Board Treasurer Gilbert Cooper.

The Ukrainian Federal Credit Union (UFCU) was founded in 1953 by Ukrainian-Americans in Rochester, The Greece Chamber Charitable Foundation recently accepted a check from the Ukranian Federal Credit Union New York, and provides ser- at their headquarters in Rochester. vice in English and Ukrainian languages to meet the needs of over 22,000 members. The credit union with assets exceed- more than 80 individuals. Members of over 70 common bond ing $345 million has 13 full-service branch offices from coast to organizations may join the credit union. You don’t have to be coast in 7 states – 5 branches in upstate New York including Buf- Ukrainian to join! UFCU is insured by NCUA. For more informafalo, Amherst, Rochester, Webster and Syracuse – and employs tion visit www.ukrainianfcu.org.

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Sewing is Art

by Barbara Burke

Greece resident Kathy Healey is the current President of the Rochester Chapter of the American Sewing Guild. A member of the guild since 1991, Healey is one of seven daughters, all taught to sew by their mother. She started sewing at the age of eight, and has enjoyed a lifelong love of the art form. Healey has a Bachelor of Science degree in Consumer and Family Studies from Buffalo State College, and a Masters of Science in Health Science from the College at Brockport.

After Healey’s kids were raised, she decided it was time to get more involved in the sewing guild, she said, “I was just getting more involved and then the pandemic started. I learned all about Zoom meetings and the value of staying in touch throughout the pandemic.”

According to their website, “The American Sewing Guild (ASG) is a national non-profit organization dedicated to people who believe sewing is a rewarding and creative activity.” The Rochester chapter of the American Sewing Guild is one of many chapters that make up the organization which is supported through membership, and is committed to their mission of advancing sewing as an art and life skill. ASG offers something for every level of sewing experience, with both in person and virtual meetings, classes and events, on a local and national level. Membership benefits include local meetings, a video library, weekly emails, shopping discounts, online classes an annual conference and more. This year the Annual Conference will be held June 30-July 3, 2022 in San Antonio, Texas.

Locally, the Rochester chapter of ASG consists of several Neigh-

borhood Groups and Special Interest Groups including ByronBergen, Brighton-Henrietta, Gates, Greece, and Webster. Special Interest Groups include an Embroidery Group and the Great Garment Group. Members are welcome to attend any neighborhood or special interest group meeting.

Another function of the ASG groups is community service projects. Kathy Healey said, “During the pandemic we continued to meet on Zoom. We made kits to make masks. To keep our distance, I put two bins on my front porch, one with the kits and when members completed the mask kit, they placed the finished masks in the second bin. They were then distributed to frontline workers. Each group decides what their community service project will be. We have made ice pack covers for Golisano Children’s Hospital, duffle bags and pillowcases for the Villa of Hope, chemotherapy hats for cancer patients, and we made 50 skirts for Afghanistan women refugees that were donated to clothing closets. The Afghan women were not able to find skirts that were long enough to serve their purpose, we were able to make just what they needed.”

The individual groups are also involved in teaching the art of sewing to the younger generation, it is very important to pass on the skills that they have learned to young people. ASG groups meet once a month with area 4-H groups.

Each year the ASG Rochester Chapter hosts a “Stitch Camp” where women spend an overnight working on projects of their choice. “I have been in the group for 30 years, and yet, I find I am still learning from the other members each time we gather.

At Stitch Camp we are able to share our ideas, learn about each other’s sewing machines and projects and enjoy the company of continued on page 16

The Greece Group of ASG meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at Mother Of Sorrows Church, 5000 Mt. Read Blvd. Greece group members are pictured with their snowflake “slow sew” projects. Photos and cover photo by Karen Fien

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Owner of Russo’s Pizza explains his point of view I am taking this opportunity to explain to the people of Greece, why we at Russo’s Pizza did not and will not comply to Covid mandates issued from any level of government. When this first began, my wife Mary and I decided that for the sake of our children, our grandchildren, and for our country, we would stay at home for whatever time was necessary. As you may recall, it was learned early on, that for the most part, the virus affected the elderly. That is not what happened. Instead life as we knew it stopped, so that people our age could continue to do as we pleased, provided that everyone was masked. Let me make this very clear analysis. Approximately 80 years ago, 416,000 Americans gave their lives so that we could live ours. Most of these soldiers were kids just out of High School. They died before they had the chance to live as we did. Marriage, family, parties, sports, cruises, watching their children and grandchildren grow, second homes in Florida, trips to Europe, nights out with family and friends, and finally; retiring so that we could indulge ourselves even more.

Is anyone beginning to understand what we have done? Remember! I myself am a member of that generation. This is what we did. After 416,000 young Americans died for us, we asked another generation of young people to stop living their normal lives for us. We all remember being young, don’t we?

Proms, dating, friends in school, sports, parties, weddings, etc.. How dare we ask our children and grandchildren to give these things up. WELL WE DID! Would it not have been better for us to stay at home and protect ourselves? Others could have provided our needs. Everyone just pause for a moment and think about your most precious memories in school.

What did you see in your memories? I am absolutely certain that in every one of those memories, you saw a face! How about the first time a girl smiled at you in class, or vice versa? How about that teacher or coach that was pleased with you, or perhaps not very pleased. We have taken away those precious memories from our kids! Our business was a place where our teens could laugh and smile. It was a place of refuge for them. A place where they could be normal. Not at any time did Mary or I fear getting the virus because of it. The kids were more important to us than we were to ourselves.

We lived our lives and it’s been good. It’s their turn now.

Almost two years later, where do we find ourselves? It turns out that the masks did almost nothing to protect against the virus anyway. Yet so many people still wear them.

I suppose that it has become a fashion statement. In fact, it may have compromised our immune systems. Consider this! We were created by God in such a way that there are three specific parts of our bodies that expel what our body does not want. Enough said! Vaccinations followed by never ending boosters that have done little or nothing. Vaccinated people are still getting the virus. Someone might argue that the virus is not as serious for vaccinated people. O.K.; I can accept that. However more and more people are suffering consequences from the vaccination and boosters. I see what I see. I hear what I hear. I would rather trust my own observations, than news media with political agendas. Now people are losing their jobs because they choose not to be vaccinat-

ed. Our military is losing some of our best soldiers. Hospitals are losing some of our best nurses. This is a great time for seniors to go to the hospital, is it not? This is a great time for countries like China to expand their borders, is it not? All of this is really moot anyway. It appears that the real reason so many died from the virus, is because of lack of proper medical care. Medicines and supplements have been out there from day one. For some reason, the government preferred that we all be put on ventilators. If you are a senior citizen, do the math! What do you expect to collect from your Social Security during the rest of your lifetime? Now ask yourself the next question. I have talked with so many people who were not able to get prescriptions that could have helped their loved ones. THEY COULD NOT GET THEM! Our own daughter almost died from the virus. Read this carefully. On a Saturday night at work, we talked with her. She was crying and afraid. Her oxygen level had dropped significantly and she was close to the point of no return. She was scared to death about the thought of having to go to the hospital. How did we get to this point? That Saturday night, my wife Mary managed to secure proper prescriptions for our daughter. Two days later she was out with her family. Three days later she was back to work. If my daughter had died in a hospital, my fury would have been unleashed! This is what we are facing!

Now let’s take some time to observe the results of the lock downs. Very strange! It seems that everything that we call good, was under attack. No school, no visiting dying family, no weddings, no family gatherings, no touching, no kissing, no embracing, and NO CHURCH! Can you imagine that?

Now what or who could possibly want to lay waste to such things? Again, I reacted to what I observed. The proof is in the pudding! I was not going to be a part of this. My obligation to God Almighty far outweighs my obligation to self-serving politicians and bureaucrats. I will not partake of this kind of destruction, at any cost to myself. To those of you who may have been offended by my stand or by my posters in our store, I make no apology. I did what I believed to be best for our young people, and for our country. Still, this division need not be. We are all just average people trying to do what each of us thinks is best. None of us meant any harm on anyone else.

Now we need to be united in defeating the people who are responsible for unleashing Hell itself on us. People who care not for human beings, but for the planet. People who care not for our welfare, but for their mansions, limos, yachts and private planes. People who desire the best for themselves while watching our pain and suffering. Those people went out without masks. They could be with their loved ones who were dying. They had their children in private schools. They took extravagant vacations. They went wherever they pleased. They attended large gatherings. And during it all, they laughed at the rest of us! This was deliberate. This was planned. Now it is time for us to set the example for our children and grandchildren. Let’s make America smile again!

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The Rochester Chapter also hosts an Annual Fabric and Notions Sale, which this year will be held on Saturday, April 9th.

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Greece Historical Society seeking pioneer families Greece Historical Society wants to hear from anyone who is a member of a pioneer family who was living in the Town of Greece before 1872. Pioneer Families of the Town of Greece, Volume 1 was published in December, but there are more families left to explore.

Co-authors Marie Villone Poinan and Jo Ann Ward Snyder are now accepting additional family submissions for Volume 2.

To appear in the book, the family must have been living in the Town of Greece before 1872. Those from qualified families may download submission packet forms from the Greece Historical Society home page, www.greecehistoricalsociety.org. Those without internet access can call 585-225-7221 to receive the forms by mail.

Return the completed submission packet (five forms) by May 1, 2022. Those who submit packets will be contacted within 30 days. The book will be published in the fall of 2022.

Volume 1 of the book is now available in the Greece Historical Society gift shop or through Amazon. More than 40 families are featured in Volume 1, including Baker, Beaty, Bemish/Lane/ Wilder, Britton, Captain John Burns, Terry Burns, Butts, Carpenter/Toal, Cole/Kenyon, Denise, Eddy, Farnan, Fetzner, Joseph and Patrick Fleming, Robert Fleming, Goodwin, Hogan, Janes, Johnson, Kirk, Latta, Lay, Lowden, Mitchell, Mura, Nash, Newcomb, O’Neil, Perrin, Preston, James, Reilly, Reniff, Shearman, Speer/ Carroll, Thorpe, Tiernan/McGee, Upton, Veeder, Veness, and Volkmar.

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with Mozzarella

$

8.95

RUSSOSPIZZANY.COM Additional Toppings Extra

29.95

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

X-Large Pizza

COUPON REQUIRED

2 Large Pizzas

3 X-Large Pizzas

with Mozzarella

$

12.55

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

with Mozzarella

$

18.85

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

with Mozzarella

$

29.95

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

Large Pizza

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

2 Medium Pizzas

2 X-Large Pizzas

4 X-Large Pizzas

with Mozzarella

11.25

$

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT

with Mozzarella

16.95

$

Additional Toppings Extra

Additional Toppings Extra

Additional Toppings Extra

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

11.25

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22 COUPON REQUIRED

2 Medium Pizzas

2 X-Large Pizzas

with Mozzarella

16.95

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

$

37.75

with Mozzarella

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

4 X-Large Pizzas with Mozzarella

37.75

$

$

Additional Toppings Extra

Additional Toppings Extra

20.95 NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

CLIP & SAVE

with Mozzarella

$

20.95

225-3570

225-3570

Large Pizza

with Mozzarella

$

Exp. 3/27/22

COUPON REQUIRED

with Mozzarella

$

CLIP & SAVE

CLIP & SAVE

$

225-3570

225-3570

225-3570

CLIP & SAVE

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

with Mozzarella

CLIP & SAVE

Medium

18.85

Additional Toppings Extra

Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

with Mozzarella

$

CLIP & SAVE

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COUPON REQUIRED

Medium Pizza

Large Pizza

w/Mozzarella & 14 Chicken Tenders or 12 Mozz. Sticks

$

17.95

or 10 Wings for $2.00 More

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

w/Mozzarella & 28 Chicken Tenders or 24 Mozz. Sticks

29.95

$

or 20 Wings for $4.00 More

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

Medium Pizza

Large Pizza

w/Mozzarella & 14 Chicken Tenders or 12 Mozz. Sticks

$

17.95

w/Mozzarella & 28 Chicken Tenders or 24 Mozz. Sticks

$

29.95

or 10 Wings for $2.00 More

or 20 Wings for $4.00 More

Additional Toppings Extra

Additional Toppings Extra

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

Large Pizza

X-Large Pizza

20.95

$

w/Mozzarella & 14 Chicken Tenders or 12 Mozz. Sticks

$

or 10 Wings for $2.00 More

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

w/Mozzarella & 28 Chicken Tenders or 24 Mozz. Sticks

31.45

or 20 Wings for $4.00 More

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

225-3570

COUPON REQUIRED

COUPON REQUIRED

Large Pizza

X-Large Pizza

w/Mozzarella & 14 Chicken Tenders or 12 Mozz. Sticks

20.95

$

or 10 Wings for $2.00 More

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

w/Mozzarella & 28 Chicken Tenders or 24 Mozz. Sticks

$

31.45

or 20 Wings for $4.00 More

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

496 LONg PONd Rd. (Cedarfield Commons)

225-3570 2 X-Large 2 X-Large Pizzas Pizzas Mozzarella

Plus 28 Chicken Tenders CASH ONLY SPECIAL

40.95

$

Or 20 Wings

44.95

$

Mozzarella

Plus 28 Chicken Tenders CASH ONLY SPECIAL

40.95

$

Additional Toppings Extra

Or 20 Wings

44.95

$

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

225-3570

2 X-Large 2 X-Large Pizzas Pizzas Mozzarella

Plus 42 Chicken Tenders CASH ONLY SPECIAL

$

48.95 Or 30 Wings

54.95

$

Mozzarella

Plus 42 Chicken Tenders CASH ONLY SPECIAL

$

48.95

Additional Toppings Extra NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

Or 30 Wings

54.95

$

Additional Toppings Extra

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CLIP & SAVE

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COUPON REQUIRED

CLIP & SAVE

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RUSSOSPIZZANY.COM

NO QUANTITY LIMIT Exp. 3/27/22

225-3570

225-3570

2 X LARGE PIZZAS OR W/MOZZ. (32 SLICES)

2 X LARGE PIZZAS W/MOZZ. (32 SLICES)

Plus 56 Chicken Tenders

Or Plus 40 Wings For

CASH ONLY SPECIAL

54.95

$

Exp. 3/27/22

4 X LARGE PIZZAS OR W/MOZZ. (64 SLICES) CASH ONLY SPECIAL Plus 84 Chicken Tenders

79.95

$

CASH ONLY SPECIAL

$8.00 More

4 X LARGE PIZZAS W/MOZZ. (64 SLICES)

Exp. 3/27/22

CASH ONLY SPECIAL Or Plus 60 Wings For

$12.00 More

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