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Local News
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PHIL LOSSIFER
Medicare Part D as writ 'bout afore, is a problem fer seniors, especially when they've reached first level drug costs. Which by the way is at total cost of the prescription, not co-pay amount. Dint' know that. Seniors hafta pay full price up t' fifty one hundred total, then govmint picks up most of it. Here's the problem, 'cording' t' "Doc Pilltile." Most prescriptions are quite expensive, so's first level is reached real quick like fer seniors with multiple scripts fer cholesterol, blood pressure, etc. However, many cain't afford full price so's they'll go without the medications since it becomes choice twixt food, rent or drugs. Meanin' it'll take longer t' reach the next level. Another problem is formulary drugs. Many third party plans have developed drugs they won't pay fer, so's patients hafta pay the full shot, which don't count toward the higher total...[Read full story]
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THE PLANT MAN
'Plant' Your Own Personality on Your Landscape
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Laura On Life...[Read full story]
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ASK THE NEIGHBOURHOOD MECHANIC
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Bloomfield's Gay Elected to BOCES Board
The Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES Board of Education announced that Lynn Gay of Bloomfield has been elected to the board replacing David Crystal, also from Bloomfield, who retired from W-FL BOCES board service in June 2006...[Read full story]
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MANCHESTER TOWN BOARD
The regular meeting of the Manchester Town Board was held August 8, 2006 at the Manchester Town Hall. The meeting was opened at 7:35 p.m., after a brief public hearing concerning Amending Portions of the Town of Manchester Zoning Map...[Read full story]
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
I would like to take the opportunity to thank you once again for the coverage you carried about our 3rd Annual Bike Ride. It was successful and a great time was had by all who participated. We were surprised that so many out-of-towners came and rode with us. Each year it seems to get larger than the year before. It takes many volunteers to bring this event about. We couldn't do it without all of them...[Read full story]
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ROTARY CORNER BY RALPH J. ADAMS
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Sauerkraut Cooking Contest
Patcy Wheeler was the big winner in this year's Sauerkraut Festival cooking contest. She's become a "regular" in this contest and has enjoyed success each time...[Read full story]
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FINGER LAKES HEALTH HOSTS SUMMER WORK EXPERIENCE FOR EDUCATORS
Finger Lakes Health, in partnership with the Finger Lakes Workforce Investment Board, hosted 20 teachers and guidance counselors on August 8 as part of the Summer Work Experience Program for Educators. A two-week experience, educators from 12 school districts spent a week on the job at a variety of businesses in the Finger Lakes region and another week visiting firms to gain an understanding of the business environment and the various career ladders in this area. At the end of the program, educators had a better understanding of jobs and business in the Finger Lakes and will be able to bring their experience back to their students in the classroom. At Finger Lakes Health, Seneca Falls high school biology teacher Laurie Asermily, spent 30 hours in the Geneva General Hospital laboratory observing all aspects of the work performed there...[Read full story]
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Graham and Elizabeth Sharman Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Graham and Elizabeth (Call) Sharman celebrated their 50th anniversary with their children and grandchildren on August 27th...[Read full story]
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