On Saturday, July 31, the Livonia Inn announced its closing, effective immediately. About two weeks ago, the Inn announced they would be available for takeout only, citing lack of staff as a reason to curtail hours of operation and close the dining room. On their Facebook page, on Saturday afternoon, the inn posted the following: This journey has thrown us many curveballs throughout the renovations, start up and of course the Global … [Read more...]
Livingston County Responds to New CDC Recommendations for Fully Vaccinated People
On July 27, 2021, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released updated interim public health recommendations for fully vaccinated people. In response, Livingston County would like to notify residents that the CDC announcement does not change the present practices and protocols in Livingston County. This Federal guidance document is in response to areas across the nation where infection rates are much, much higher. It is … [Read more...]
NEW YORK’S RENT RELIEF PROGRAM IS FAILING, BILLIONS HAVE YET TO BE DISTRIBUTED by MINORITY LEADER WILL BARCLAY
Tenants and landlords throughout New York state have been among some of the most negatively impacted due to the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic. The need to provide financial relief has been obvious for quite some time, which is why our Conference has continued to call for the allocation of $2.4 billion in Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) funds to be distributed to those in need. Unfortunately, the program was painfully slow to … [Read more...]
Livingston County Approves $97K in Funding for Pioneer Library System
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors approved $97,000 in funding for the Pioneer Library System (PLS) this week during their July 28 regular board meeting. The funds will go directly toward improving and expanding PLS library services in their eight Livingston County library locations. “Livingston County is the only one of our four counties in the Pioneer Library System that offers any type of county-based funding directly to … [Read more...]
ORTT, BYRNES LEGISLATION SIGNED INTO LAW
Sen. Ortt and Assemblywoman Byrnes share co-sponsored legislation renaming a portion of State Highway 64 the Chief Warrant Officer Christian J. Koch Memorial Highway. Today, Senate Republican Leader Rob Ortt and Assemblywoman Marjorie Byrnes are proud to share that their bill (S.5399/A.7031) renaming a portion of State Highway 64 after Chief Warrant Officer Christian Koch was signed by the Governor. On the night of January 20, 2021, Chief … [Read more...]
City of Rochester Motorist Advisory: Traffic Signal Out at Elmwood Avenue, Azalea Road
City of Rochester Motorist Advisory: Traffic Signal Out at Elmwood Avenue, Azalea Road (Friday, July 30, 2021)— Motorists and pedestrians are advised to proceed with caution at the intersection of Elmwood Avenue and Azalea Road due to an accident that knocked down the traffic signal pole at the corner. The pedestrian crossing signals are inoperative; the street light is in flashing mode and temporary signage has been erected until … [Read more...]
MATTHEWS BUSES INC. CELEBRATES GRAND OPENING, RIBBON CUTTING AND OPEN HOUSE AT NEWEST FACILITY IN EAST AVON
The Livingston County Chamber of Commerce will be at 5600 East Avon Plaza in East Avon on Friday, August 6th to celebrate the grand opening of Matthews Buses. Matthews Buses was founded in 1967 by Robert and Justine Matthews and has four locations throughout New York State, Ballston Spa, Avon, Poughkeepsie, and Syracuse. Matthews Buses believes it has grown through their commitment to quality, service, and value. Matthews Buses, … [Read more...]
Delta Variant More Serious Than Expected As CDC Considers Changing National Response Recommendations
The Washington Post reported that a report within the CDC warns that the Delta COVID-19 variant is more serious than generally believed and spreads easily as chickenpox. Moreover, the CDC memo warns that the time to “acknowledge the war has changed.” Considered the most dominant of the current variants, is the reason the CDC may make a controversial decision to change its recommendations for vaccinated people, including encouraging them to … [Read more...]
Company Programs Support Development of Nearly 14,000 Electric Vehicle Chargers Across New York State
New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG) and Rochester Gas and Electric (RG&E), along with their parent company AVANGRID, Inc., announced today that they have joined the Electric Highway Coalition. As a member, AVANGRID, NYSEG and RG&E will collaborate with neighboring utilities to enable long distance electric vehicle (EV) travel through a network of DC fast charging stations connecting major highway systems. “We’re proud to … [Read more...]
TOBACCO-FREE DURING THE SUMMER STARTS WITH A PHONE CALL TO 1-866-NY-QUITS
The New York State Smokers' Quitline encourages tobacco users to take advantage of the summer months to end nicotine dependence The New Year is a popular time for tobacco users to become tobacco-free; however, calling the New York State Smokers' Quitline (Quitline) and changing behaviors can make summertime ideal for making a quit-attempt. Quit Coaches are available to assist New York … [Read more...]
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