If you rely on a rooftop or indoor antenna for your TV viewing, changes that may affect your local channels are happening. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is making more airwaves available for new high-speed wireless services and, as a result, some over-the-air TV broadcast frequencies will change. “Some TV stations across the nation are changing frequencies to help make airwaves available to meet ever-growing consumer demand … [Read more...]
Joe D’Amico Promoted to Avon Store Manager for Tops Friendly Markets
Joe D’Amico has been promoted to Store Manager of the Tops Avon, NY location. Joe began his career at Tops in 2009 as a deli associate in Tops Penfield, NY store where he also happened to meet his wife, Gabrielle. He has worked at various Tops stores over the years in a variety of capacities including grocery manager, and non-perishable operations manager. Most recently he served as an assistant store manager for the Tops location in … [Read more...]
Updates on COVID-19 by Various Offices Within Livingston County -4 Confirmed Cases
The Livingston County Department of Health is reporting that there are four positive cases in Livingston County. Meanwhile, the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles has suspended services. “To help stop the spread of this disease in our community, the County strongly encourages our residents to stay at home, if at all possible, and only leave the house for essential needs, work, or physical activity with proper social distancing,” … [Read more...]
Coronavirus Is Causing Widespread Reactions Across The US
As the coronavirus continues to spread in the United States, forcing people to stay in their homes and causing an economic havoc. Lieutenant Governor of Texas, Dan Patrick, who turn 70 next week, was the first elected official to state that saving the economy was perhaps more important than putting our seniors at great risk. U.S., President Donald Trump told reporters he believes the American economy, which has been virtually shut down, … [Read more...]
Coronavirus Is Spreading World Wide
So far this week more than one-fifth of the world’s population have been ordered or urged to stay in their homes in an world-wide attempt to curtail the spread of the coronavirus. According to John Hopkins University more than 380,000 people worldwide have been infected and over 16,500 have died from the virus. The head of the World Health Organization warned that the outbreak was accelerating and called on countries to take strong, … [Read more...]
Groveland – 9/1960 to 3/22/20 – Robert J. Loomis Jr.
Robert J. "Bob" Loomis Jr., age 59, of Groveland, died peacefully Sunday, March 22, 2020 at his residence. He was predeceased by his mother, Audrey Loomis and mother in law, Dona Merrick. He is survived by his wife, Roxanne, sons, Bowen (Rachel) Loomis of Hemlock, Bret (Chantal) Loomis of Webster, grandson, Aiden, father, Robert Loomis Sr. of Caledonia, sisters, Kim (Bill) Eley of Attica, Wendy (Burto) Rodriguez of Ocala, FL, father in law, … [Read more...]
FSA Office Is Hiring Throughout New York
Farm Service Agency (FSA) is hiring several positions located throughout New York State. Farm Program Technician positions are available in: Albion (Orleans Co.), Millbrook (Dutchess Co.), Canton (St. Lawrence Co.), Marcy (Oneida Co.) East Aurora (Erie Co.), and Lafayette (Onondaga Co.). Duties include general office activities supporting FSA programs administered at the field level. Successful applicants must be reliable, have a professional … [Read more...]
VA Finger Lakes Healthcare System Adopts “No Visitors” Policy due to COVID-19
The VA Finger Lakes Healthcare System (Bath and Canandaigua VA Medical Centers) has adopted a “NO Visitors” policy for all inpatients, at both locations. No one under 18 will be allowed into the medical centers and should not accompany loved ones to their medical appointment. Exceptions to this policy will be in compassionate cases, when Veterans are in their last stages of life on hospice units. Veterans coming in for appointments should call … [Read more...]
DEC BURNING BAN ON UNTIL MAY 14.
The New York State Department of Conservation reminds residents that there is a "no burn" policy on in New York State through May 14. The annual springtime ban has been in effect since 2009, and has resulted in 42.6% fewer wildfires over an 8-year average. It also has decreased the burden on volunteer firefighters who often have to leave jobs to fight wildfires caused when fires get out of control and burn dry grass and leaves, with little … [Read more...]
Sweet Discounts with Honey
Jerry Thompson has been writing for Lake Country Echo since we first began. We decided to reprint this article since many of you will be shopping online while this COVID-19 crisis runs its course. This was originally published in our September, 2018 edition, Robert Delena spoke with me one day and asked what I knew about Honey. My response was “Huh?” I had never heard about Honey, and as he spoke, I rapidly became more and more … [Read more...]
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