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PHIL LOSSIFER
Odds 'n ends if y' don't mind:
Allioti Supreme court hearin's somethin' else ain't they? Examine it an' it don't take long afore one sees we're payin' megabucks t' politicians, plus their staff, t' set on their butts an' ask stupid questions. His wife was reduced t' tears, didjer see that? (Musta played fifty times on the tube.) Why anyone in their right or wrong mind would take that crap dished out by boobs, which is what they are! 'Bout the third day I'd git m' geetar out, play a chorus er two of "Take this job, etc."...[Read full story]
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PHIL LOSSIFER
Retirement in Floridy means couch potato time when money is short. Also means listenin' an' watchin' same news stories every fifteen minutes. Or, listenin' t' talkin' heads analyze things over an' over. Some points druthern' chewin' same cabbage"...[Read full story]
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SENATOR NOZZOLIO ANNOUNCES SEX OFFENDER LEGISLATION SIGNED INTO LAW
Albany - New York State Senator Michael F. Nozzolio (R-Fayette) announced today that Governor George E. Pataki signed into law legislation to mandate lifetime registration for the most dangerous sex offenders and prevent sex offenders from coming off the registry this week...[Read full story]
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SENATOR NOZZOLIO ANNOUNCES SENATE GIVES FINAL PASSAGE TO BILL PROVIDING STOPGAP PRESCRIPTION DRUG COVERAGE TO MORE THAN 600,000 SENIORS, DISABLED AND LOW INCOME NEW YORKERS
Albany - Senator Michael F. Nozzolio (R-Fayette) today announced the New York State Senate gave final passage to an emergency bill, to help thousands of low-income seniors and disabled New Yorkers that are dually eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid pay for medically necessary drugs...[Read full story]
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SENATOR NOZZOLIO ANNOUNCES PASSAGE OF LEGISLATION TO STRENGTHEN AND IMPROVE MEGAN'S LAW AND CRACK DOWN ON DANGEROUS SEX OFFENDERS
Albany - In an effort to ensure the protection of our families and children, State Senator Michael F. Nozzolio (R-Fayette), Chairman of the Senate Committee on Crime Victims, Crime, and Corrections, today announced the passage of legislation (S.1323-B) that he sponsored that would require mandatory notification by law enforcement officials when a registered sex offender moves into a community...[Read full story]
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STATEMENT BY ASSEMBLYMAN BRIAN KOLB ON THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSAL
Governor Pataki's budget is a strong indicator of a positive year to come. The anticipated budget surplus will allow us to cut taxes for working families and seniors. This budget mirrors my commitment to help ease the heavy burden of crippling property taxes...[Read full story]
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STATEMENT BY ASSEMBLYMAN BRIAN KOLB ON MEGAN'S LAW VICTORY
"The agreement reached today on Megan's Law is a major victory for anyone who cares about protecting women and children from dangerous sex offenders."...[Read full story]
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TOUGHER MEGAN'S LAW A WIN FOR FAMILIES
The agreement reached by the state Legislature on Megan's Law enhancements is a major victory for people who care about protecting women and children from dangerous sex offenders...[Read full story]
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ASSEMBLYMAN KOLB CALLS FOR JESSICA'S LAW, TOUGHER CIVIL CONFINEMENT
Measure Mandates Sentence of 25 Years to Life for Violent Sexual Felonies Against Children...[Read full story]
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KOLB TAKES TO ASSEMBLY FLOOR TO PUSH FOR STRONGER
LAWS PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM SEX OFFENDERS
Assemblyman Brian Kolb (R,C-Canandaigua) has announced a series of measures he supports to keep dangerous sex offenders off our streets, thereby protecting our children...[Read full story]
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THE PLANT MAN
Pandas and Pygmies and Kings, Oh My! Some More New Plant Ideas
The trouble with "new" ideas is that they'll always be "old" to anyone who already knew about them. I received quite a lot of e-mail from readers following my recent column that featured plant suggestions that were a little out of the ordinary. As I had guessed, some readers were already familiar with my recommendations. But even for the most knowledgeable horticulturists, it's good to be reminded of plants we might not have considered for a while...[Read full story]
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It's Official: Trees Are GOOD For You!
Those of us who enjoy the outdoors have always known that being around trees somehow makes us feel better. The sound of the rustling leaves, the sight of the dappled sun light filtering through the gently swaying branches. The cooling shade from the summer's heat...[Read full story]
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Horoscopes...[Click here for Readings]
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Laura On Life...[Read full story]
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By: ANONYMOUS
This letter marks a first for me. Though often considered opinionated. I seldom feel the need to put it down in writing, but this evening I witnessed something that not only made my blood boil, it also saddened me immensely...[Read full story]
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ASK THE NEIGHBOURHOOD MECHANIC
Most Vehicles use oil. It's not usual to add a litre between changes. Get into the habit of checking the oil after two or three fill-ups. Here's a tip: the area between the two lines on the dip stick represents 1 litre of oil. The oil level should be between these two marks. If the oil is dirty it's time for a change....[Read full story]
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Public Notice of Non-Discrimination Policy
Karagosian, Director of Community Relations
315-462-1459
January 18, 2006 -- Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic does not discriminate in employment or clinical privileges...[Read full story]
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TAYLOR-BROWN AUXILIARY HOLIDAY FUNDRAISER
The Taylor-Brown Auxiliary, which serves the Huntington Living Center in Waterloo, capped off 2005 with its "Festival of Stars" memorial fundraiser. The holiday campaign raised $1,645 which will be used to benefit the residents of the Living Center. William S. Garrity, administrator of the Living Center, welcomed everyone to the holiday party and sing-along that was held for the residents and their families complete with refreshments and a visit from Santa and one of his elves...[Read full story]
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* Phelps Community Memorial Library is now a WIFI HOTSPOT. Access is enabled by your library card and pin number. 8 Banta St. Suite 200 Phone (315) 548-3120
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* LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Hi Bob,
I look forward to each edition of your newspaper!
Keep up the good work. I especially enjoy "The Plant Man." Always some valuable info!
Sincerely,
Ann
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FINGER LAKES COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS TO HONOR FOUR DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS AT YOUTHPOWER DINNER
The Finger Lakes Council, Boy Scouts of America will present Distinguished Citizen Awards to Marcia Dugan of Penn Yan, James Doran of Canandaigua, Maureen (Moe) Koch of Waterloo and Robert Goodman of Newark. The presentations will be made during he council's 31st annual Youthpower Dinner Saturday, February 11, at Club 86 in Geneva...[Read full story]
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GENEVA GENERAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY CONTRIBUTES $15,000 TO THE 2005 GENEVA REGIONAL HEALTH FUND ANNUAL CAMPAIGN
In support of the 2005 Geneva Regional Health Fund Annual Campaign, the Geneva General Hospital Auxiliary board voted recently to make a $15,000 contribution. The donation will fund the purchase of a Viridia Monitor for the Family Birth Center at Geneva General Hospital. A Viridia Monitor measures newborn heart rate, respirations, blood pressure and oxygen levels. It alarms whenever one of these vital signs is outside of the parameters set. It also collects data and provides documentation of these vital signs. "This particular monitor displays critical pieces of information essential to positive outcomes for the women and their infants we care for. Nurses and physicians will have the information needed, at a glance, facilitating quick and necessary responses in a timely fashion," said Maggie Simmons, Nurse Manger of the Family Birth Center. "We are grateful for the auxiliary's continued support enabling us to provide the highest quality of care possible."...[Read full story]
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Book Available from Cornell Cooperative Extension on Relatives Raising Children
Relatives Raising Children: A Guide to Finding Help and Hope, by Marianne Takas can be borrowed at Cornell Cooperative Extension, 480 North Main Street, Canandaigua. It can also be purchased from the Brookdale Foundation at www.brookdalefoundation.org or call 212-308-7355. Raising a child isn't easy. The care of a child from your extended family can pose special challenges. Today, 6 million relatives are raising children in the United States and coping with the many issues that come with caregiving. Meeting the child's needs, getting along with the child's parents, working with the child's school, catching up on medical care that may have been neglected and finding their way through a complex legal system can be overwhelming. This book can help relatives raising children cope with these issues and more...[Read full story]
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DAVE REDINGER
ASK THE NEIGHBOURHOOD MECHANIC
I HATE SHOVING SNOW!! I just returned from the trip to Quebec City. They get a lot of snow in Quebec. They must hate shoveling too, so...they put up tents in the driveway and use them as portable car ports. I assume it comes down in spring. Just like the Christmas lights.
What a novel way to make winter just that little bit easier...[Read full story]
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AMERICAN HEALTHWAYS ANNOUNCES CONSULTING CONTRACT AGREEMENT WITH CLIFTON SPRINGS HOSPITAL AND CLINIC
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - January 23, 2006 - American Healthways, Inc. today announced a one-year consultative agreement with Clifton Springs Hospital and Clinic, Inc., to provide the Company's diabetes management expertise and resources to the hospital's diabetes care program...[Read full story]
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Don't Let Having a Baby Sink Your Financial Ship
Those of you with children know what a crazy and exhilarating time it was before your baby arrived. You also know that it is even crazier during the weeks and months that follow. Along with the excitement of seeing your new baby might come fear and anxiety over the changes that are about to occur in your life. There are a few steps you may want to consider to solidify your finances in preparation for your larger family...[Read full story]
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January Teacher of the Month:
Ms. Cathy Morlock
WROC TV January Teacher of the Month has students all over the building. She's School Counselor Cathy Morlock of Midlakes Middle School in Clifton Springs...[Read full story]
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Hello :)
Heather from Big brothers big sisters here, We entered Ontario county...[Read full story]
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