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Local News
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PHIL LOSSIFER
A giant disappeared from television, victimized by corporate decisions and prob'ly some polytical shenanigans. He demeanor was comfortin' in the late evenin' hours, someone y' felt welcome in yer home. There was little bombast to his delivery, it was news and as such he delivered it, quietly an' without flourish. It's a detriment news anchors ratin's are obtained through shoutin', interruptin' or abusin' guests. Or inflammatory rhetoric designed to create dissention...[Read full story]
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KOLB ANNOUNCES USDA GRANTS
Assemblyman Brian Kolb (R,C-Canandaigua), was in Geneva at Red Jacket Orchards...[Read full story]
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CORNELL TECHNOLOGY PARK COMPLETION SHOULD BRING JOBS TO WESTERN NEW YORK
Over the past five years, we have seen substantial growth in the Finger Lakes and Central New York region, with the growing job market resulting in a growing population. With completion of Cornell's Agriculture and Food Technology Park, our regions and state are on the verge of becoming an international leader in innovative and emerging technologies that will create even more employment...[Read full story]
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SENATOR NOZZOLIO WELCOMES FIRST TENANTS TO CORNELL AGRICULTURE AND FOOD TECHNOLOGY PARK
Geneva - New York State Senator Michael F. Nozzolio today joined Cornell University officials and area business leaders from across the region to dedicate "The Technology Farm", a brand new, 72-acre research park, located in Geneva, designed to foster the creation of innovative technologies related to agriculture, bio-based industries and food. Senator Nozzolio has been the driving force behind the creation of the new Ag-Tech Park including delivering over $4 million in state funding and authorizing the legislation which created the Cornell Agricultural and Food Technology Park...[Read full story]
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Column by New York State Senator Michael F. Nozzolio (R-Fayette)
FUTURE STARS OF TOMORROW CAN BE SEEN
IN NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE
As the World Series concluded last month, America's favorite pastime was
entertaining millions of families throughout the nation. This year as the
Houston Astros faced the Chicago White Sox, local fans in Auburn were
seeing several familiar faces. It was not long ago that stars such as Roy
Oswalt, Morgan Ensberg, Geoff Blum and Scott Podsednik were making stops in
the New-York Penn League before they achieved their goals of reaching the
majors...[Read full story]
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THE PLANT MAN
Fall Garden Fix-its Now Save Problems Next Spring
Here's what you DON'T want to say next spring: "I wish I'd taken care of that in the fall!" To avoid giving yourself a dope-slap a few months from now, follow this fall fix-it checklist...[Read full story]
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Horoscopes...[Click here for Readings]
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Laura on Life
When you have been married for as long as my husband and I have, you'll always be on the lookout for some activity that you can both do together. This activity would preferably be something that did not cause concussions, frostbite, or height anxiety. In other words; no extreme sports...[Read full story]
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A Touch of Brass
A Touch of Brass played at the Clifton Springs United Methodist Church...[Read full story]
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Granger Tree Festival Winners
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AREA RESIDENT ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF NEW YORK AMERICAN AUXILIARY
Mary Williams of Weedsport, NY was one of nearly 2,000 delegates, alternates and distinguished guests from across the country who attended the Department of New York Annual American Legion Auxiliary Convention July 7-9 at the Best Western Hotel in Binghamton. Mary is eligible for membership in the Auxiliary through her husband Robert who retired from the Navy as a CPO...[Read full story]
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MANCHESTER TOWN BOARD MEETING
The Regular meeting of the Manchester Town Board and Public Hearing regarding the 2006-2007 Fire District Contracts was held on November 7, 2005. Supervisor Eddinger opened the public hearing at 7:00 p.m. No community members were present to speak regarding the contract and Supv. Eddinger closed the Public Hearing at 7:04, and opened the regular meeting. The Board then unanimously approved the contract agreements for signature...[Read full story]
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OUR CHILDREN'S PLACE
Dawn Goodman from the Clifton Springs Library entertained the children by reading and acting out, We're Going on a Bear Hunt...[Read full story]
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Doc and Katy Abraham Green Thumb Memorial Award
Maureen O'Connor, a teacher at the Midlakes Intermediate School, was honored as the 2005 recipient of the Doc and Katy Abraham Green Thumb Memorial Award. The award was made during the Cornell Cooperative Extension Fall Garden Symposium held at the Community College of the Finger Lakes on November 5, 2005. Maureen has been instrumental in providing her students and many other students in the Midlakes Intermediate School exposure and opportunities to experience first-hand the importance and value of horticulture. Be it beautification around the school grounds, planting and maintaining a Kids Growing Food Garden or growing a Native American Three Sisters Garden, Maureen has always looked to incorporate horticulture within her classroom curriculum. She is passionate in sharing her horticultural knowledge and enthusiasm with interested students and fellow teachers...[Read full story]
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ISABELLE D. JENSEN RECEIVES AWARDS FROM CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION
Canandaigua - Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ontario County is pleased to announce that Isabelle Doran Jensen, Extension Resource Educator for Human Development has been awarded two awards through the National Association of Family and Consumer Science -- New York Affiliate...[Read full story]
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DeSales High School Girls Soccer Awards
DeSales would like to congratulate the following Varsity Girls Soccer team members on their awards...[Read full story]
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