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PHIL LOSSIFER
Media comments are unbelievable at times, but Pres. Bush showed why he shouldn't be allowed t' think fer hisself by blamin' Roosevelt fer agreein' at Yalta fer the partition o' Europe after WW 2. It's apparent Rove/Card must have the Hist'ry Channel blocked on White House televisions since broadcasts have shown how it happened an' why. Recent tapes have shown Russian policies weren't cooperative fer democracy, an' it's troops took part in rapes an' pillages when defeatin' Germans. Sunday (5/8) story showed when Russian troops were confronted by British officers over pillagin',...[Read full story]
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NEW YORK SAFE, BUT NOT SAFE ENOUGH
BY ASSEMBLYMAN BRIAN M. KOLB
New York is currently ranked among the safest large states in the nation. While we should be proud of this distinction, much more remains to be done. I believe we need to work harder to further reduce violent crime and other illegal activities to ensure that New York remains a safe place to live, work and raise our families...[Read full story]
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THE PLANT MAN
Five Quick Tips to Enhance Your May Landscape
If you are like me, you've noticed that there are plenty of activities to keep you busy around your landscape right now!...[Read full story]
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GOVERNOR PATAKI PROCLAIMS MAY 11 AS HEALTH CARE AUXILIAN DAY
Clifton Springs, NY- Governor George E. Pataki has proclaimed May 11, 2005 as Health Care Auxilian Day in New York State to recognize the dedicated auxilians who annually donate more than five million hours of service to their health care facilities and to their communities...[Read full story]
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Serenity House Provides Care, Comfort and Peace for Residents With Terminal Illnesses and Their Families
Most of us go to work each day and turn out a widget, help someone buy a widget, or fix that widget when it brakes. We might read a book about finding our life's purpose, but likely remain trapped on our treadmill, unwilling or unable to take a chance at discovering a calling that truly benefits others...[Read full story]
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May 11, 2005
Farmington (Phelps) Women's Softball League
Week # 1
Those of us who follow Midlakes sports paused last week to mourn the passing of a part of our circle, Ken Maslyn. Countless hours he spent on the bleachers watching, enjoying, discussing talent and strategy, and always he took great pride in the efforts and accomplishments of his grandchildren. The previous week I sat with him at the varsity baseball game, a frustrating game that we lost, but we both took note of the sometimes outstanding defense, and he was as proud of Tim Jopson's accomplishments as he was of those of his blood grandsons, Ryan Forshay and Zach Maslyn (who weren't playing that day). Before their time, it was Kristin Bump's games he watched with pride, but he enjoyed watching all the athletes do their best, relatives or not. We'll all miss his physical presence at the games, but I'm sure he'll be there in spirit...[Read full story]
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LYONS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NAMES PBS SUPPLY "MAY BUSINESS OF THE MONTH"
PBS Supply Company has been selected May Business of the Month by the Lyons Chamber of Commerce. PBS, which means Positively Better Service, is a complete supply distributor. The new company's most extensive lines are plumbing, heating, air conditioning and electrical products, with a catalog of more than 100,000 items. However, PBS is also one of the largest equipment rental agencies in the area. Rental items include large equipment like skid steers, backhoes, and mini-excavators, and smaller items like power tools of all types and sizes...[Read full story]
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MAY IS NATIONAL BICYCLE SAFETY MONTH
CANANDAIGUA, NY- May is National Bike Safety Month. The League of American Bicyclists has coordinated bicycle awareness activities annually since 1956. Each year, more than 100 children die from bicycle-related injuries, and more than a quarter million are treated in emergency rooms. Of these, nearly half (47%) have traumatic brain injuries...[Read full story]
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Grange Donates Dictionaries to Third Graders
On May 6, 2005, Clifton Springs Grange #1042 presented a dictionary to each third grade student and teacher in the Midlakes Intermediate School. Representatives of Clifton Springs Grange visited each Grade 3 classroom to distribute the dictionaries and to discuss how dictionaries are used. Those helping with the distribution were Sharon Croucher, Bruce Croucher, Sandy Speers, Pinky Tiebout and Sam Holdforth. A total of 142 dictionaries were given out...[Read full story]
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GRANGER HOMESTEAD AND CARRIAGE MUSEUM OPENING DELAYED TO MAY 31st
This summer's visitors will be the first to enjoy the newly restored Dining Room and Stair Hall, refurbished with new period carpeting. Installation of the new period carpeting that has been loomed especially for the Homestead in England has postponed the previously announced season opening by a week...[Read full story]
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