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Graduation section featured in this week’s paper
By weekend’s end, 11 school districts serving students in Livingston County will have picked up diplomas and other honors during one of the milestones of their young lives. Readers, too, can share in the occasion.
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Wegmans is Arc ‘Hero’
The Arc of Livingston-Wyoming Foundation celebrated its “long and fruitful” relationship with the Geneseo Wegmans by presenting the grocer with its “Community Hero Award” during an in-store reception on June 7.
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Clerk receives 4,000 ‘opt-out’ forms
Licensed pistol permit holders and those that own registered firearms in Livingston County have submitted 4,000 of the state’s “opt-out” forms to the county clerk’s office — and the number continues to increase, said County Clerk James Culbertson.
More →Jobless rate continues spring improvement
The unemployment rate in Livingston County dropped more than 1 percentage point in April, the third consecutive month the rate has declined, according to data from the state Department of Labor.
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Cemetery gets bicentennial fix-up
Livingston County’s oldest cemetery has been given a facelift by students from the Genesee Valley Educational Partnership's Charles G. May Center.
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Livonia Boys Basketball Camp information UPDATED
High School boys can attend June 24-28 while elementary and middle school boys will go July 8-12.
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Geneseo baseball advances to state title game
Two weeks ago, the Geneseo Central baseball team was one out away from being eliminated in the sectional quarterfinals. Saturday afternoon the Blue Devils were playing for a state championship.
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Geneseo baseball to play state qualifier Saturday
Geneseo baseball will plays its state qualifier game Saturday afternoon in Canandaigua.
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2013 LCAA Football Schedule
2013 LCAA football season promises to be another good one. Hornell, which hasn't lost a league game in four years, opens up at Hartwood Park in Le Roy to take on the Oatkan Knights in a rematch of last year's Class C sectional finals.
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Cal-Mum repeats sectional softball crown
Anderson's alley blast scores Grattan with winning run in bottom of the seventh during No. 1 Red Raiders' 5-4 victory over Cuba Rushford.
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Batavia ends Livonia’s season
Blue Devils top Bulldogs 7-3 to advance to Class BB final.
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Keshequa softball advances to finals
Undefeated Indians (20-0) will meet undefeated Bolivar-Richburg (21-0) in Thursday's final.
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Nunda native overcomes barriers; will lead sports workshops
As a youngster with cerebral palsy and growing up in Nunda, Dr. Thomas E. Moran asked God, “Why me?” At 16, while working as a camp counselor at Genesee Valley Rotary Camp, Moran says he got his answer.
More →Foundation offering grants for community health projects
The Greater Rochester Health Foundation is accepting applications for its 2014 GRHF Opportunity Grants, awarded to projects that have a measurable effect on a community's health.
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Today is ‘Railroad Day’ at Rush museum
The New York Museum of Transportation, 6393 East River Rd., and nearby Genesee Valley Railroad Museum celebrates the legacy of the railroad industry in shaping America as part of today's "Railroad Day" at the Museums.
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When teens get ready to take the wheel, minimize the risks
There is ongoing turmoil in my house related to driving: my teenager riding with other newly licensed teens, my teen driving with her friends in the car (she will get her license any day now), and the possibility of her driving home after dark from her boyfriend’s house 25 miles away.
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Riding crop more than apparel
Use of a crop is a skill that does not come naturally.
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Lives in balance of adoptee bill
With the State Legislative Session scheduled to end June 20, which means things sometimes move pretty quickly as the session winds down, there is a legislation pending in the New York State Assembly and State Senate, known as the Adoptee Bill of Rights.
More →‘Big Man’ touched lives of all sizes
When a person lives their whole life in one place, with family and friends in large numbers, there is a thread that both runs ahead of him and trails behind. He picks it up the day he is born, and he carries it with him. Every person who comes in contact with him is touched by it, changed by it.
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An intense art experience
While many people can recognize Leonardo da Vinci’s “Last Supper” or Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling or a Monet painting of lilies on a pond, Ambrogio Lorenzetti is largely a stranger to those who are not students of art history.
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