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CLIFTON SPRINGS:1651County Road43,May30thand31st,(8am2pm)Hugeselectionofqualitypreviouslyloveditems.Windchimes, shepherdshooks,fountains,planters andmore.
PHELPS: 105 MainStreet(Lapresi’s MarketSquare).May30(10:00am6:00pm),May31(9:00am3:00pm). ONSITEDISPERSALSALE. Over 50yearsofaccumulationincluding localmemorabilia,collectibles,outdoordecorations,antiques,trains, householditemsandmore.Partiallist ofitemsinsale:Barberchairwith marblearms,woodentelephone booth,glassdisplaycases,wooden churchpew,PennCentraltrainstationplatformscale,FrancisBaconuprightplayerpianowithoptionalautomatedmechanicalplay,manypiano playerrolls,andmuchmore.Come early,cashonly.
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* On May 24, 1935, the Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 in Major League Baseball’s first-ever night game, played under recently installed lights at Crosley Field in Cincinnati. The game drew 25,000 fans as President Franklin D. Roosevelt symbolically switched on the lights from Washington, D.C.
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With Rochester known as “Festival City” through ILoveNY and other tourism sites, there are festivals almost every weekend from late spring through fall. Which of the following festival/s do you enjoy around Western NY?
7.1% Arts Festivals
7.1% Music Festivals
7.1% Canal Festivals
7.1% Holiday Celebrations
42.9% All or some of the above
28.6% None of the above
What to watch & where to watch it:
ON NOW: “Motorheads” (Season 1)
Prime Video
26-May: “Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders” (Docuseries) Netflix
26-May: “Mike Birbiglia: The Good Life” (Comedy Special) Netflix
26-May: “CoComelon” (Season 13) Netflix
28-May: “F1: The Academy” (Docuseries)
29-May: “And Just Like That ...” (Season 3)
Netflix
29-May: “The Better Sister” (Limited Series) Prime Video
Max
29-May: “Dept.Q” (Season 1) Netflix
30-May: “Dog Man” (PG) Peacock
31-May: “Mountainhead” (R) Max
Level: Beginner WEEK OF MAY 26, 2025
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• WORK SHOES w/steel toe, 12D. Six years old, never worn. Corfu. 585-762-8936 (lv. msg.)
• Box of assorted CLEANING SUPPLIES from an estate. Pick up, Retsof Text 716-352-1248
• Large 2’ x 3 ‘ RELIGIOUS POSTERS. Some Bible stories pictures and other religious pictures. Rochester. jsswingle@aol.com
• Two ADJUSTABLE ELECTRIC TWIN BEDS, firm mattresses. Well working and no stains. Heavy. In basement, Perinton. 585-441-5641
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By Keith Roach, M.D.
Not Everyone Who Has Artery Blockages Requires Surgery
DEAR DR. ROACH: I have HIV and pulmonary hypertension. I was part of a research study, and a scan found blockages of about 50% in my carotid arteries. I’ve never had any symptoms or a stroke. Do I need to have surgery? -- V.P.
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ANSWER: In general, screening for blockages in the carotid arteries that provide blood flow to the brain is not recommended, but occasionally, I do see people who get the diagnosis made as part of a study or as a result of a diagnostic test that was performed for some other reason. Screening means that there are no present symptoms, and the management of asymptomatic blockages is different from symptomatic ones. Not everybody with blockages needs surgical intervention. Guidelines recommend against surgery in people with no symptoms who have less than 70% stenosis. Only when the blockage is greater than 70% is surgery considered.
Medical treatment is effective at reducing the risk of a stroke and includes a high dose of a potent statin agent, aspirin, the careful control of high blood pressure and diabetes (if appropriate), quitting smoking, a healthy diet (such as Mediterraneanstyle), regular exercise, and weight reduction in some people.
HIV itself increases the risk of stroke by about 40% compared to people without HIV, so it is appropriate to be more aggressive at reducing risk factors.This is similar to what we see in people with chronic inflammatory diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, who have a higher heart disease and stroke risk than what would be expected based on their other risk factors.
Your HIV provider may wish to consult an expert in cardiovascular disease prevention to help you reduce your stroke risk, although many HIV experts are also skilled primary care doctors themselves. Keeping HIV under control (ideally with no detectable virus) may help reduce inflammation and consequently bring down the additional risk of heart attack and stroke associated with HIV.
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By Matilda Charles
Retirement: Now at?
Some of us are new to retirement and the questions quickly become: Now what? What do I do with my days? Do I continue to set the alarm for the same time in the mornings?
If you planned in detail for your retirement and have a long list of things you intend to do, you know where to begin.
But the questions about what to do with our retired days can be poignant for those who perhaps didn’t have a choice about retirement. Maybe there were health considerations. Maybe there were expectations of retirement upon reaching a certain age in a certain career. But for whatever reason, here’s retirement, ready or not. Now what?
Q. A.DEAR DR. ROACH: My spouse is frustrated by a nagging case of plantar fasciitis. It’s been continuing for five or six months now. No amount of stretching, icing or resting seems to help. They are considering using a plantar fasciitis sock device that holds the foot in a specific position to provide relief. I am wondering if you could provide any other suggestions on how to reduce or eliminate this problem. -- M.R.
ANSWER: Plantar fasciitis is among the most common causes of foot pain, with nearly 1% of people complaining of plantar fasciitis pain during the previous month. Inflammation and pain most commonly occur at the bottom of the foot, just in front of the heel. The pain is often worst during the first step in the morning. Rest and cushioned shoes or heel pads are helpful for most people. I am cautious about recommending stretching, especially when the pain is severe, as overdoing stretching can make things worse.Still,most people find stretching to be of benefit. When symptoms do not get resolved with conservative management, I refer patients to a podiatrist. Some people just take a long time to heal, but 80% are better within a year. When conservative measures have failed to bring relief, your spouse’s podiatrist might consider an injection of a steroid.
Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable to answer individual questions, but will incorporate them in the column whenever possible. Email questions to ToYourGoodHealth@med.cornell.edu. © 2025 King Features Synd., Inc. All Rights Reserved
Start with a piece of paper and a pen. Make a list, the longer the better, of every interest you have. Ideally, somewhere on that list are the makings of worthwhile activities that are physical, social and mental.
Here are some random possibilities: explore photography, teach swimming at the YMCA, write a novel, knit or crochet hats and mittens for the local Santa fund next winter, create a family scrapbook with genealogy information and photos for the next generation, play pickleball at the rec center, become a Citizen Scientist (see CitizenScience.gov), join a walking group, take a pottery class with a grandchild.
Then there are the all-important brain-stretcher activities: learn to play piano or guitar (or brush up on old skills), take a college course, play chess online, take a computer class to upgrade your skills, learn a language online (see Duolingo.com), read a book a week or start a book club.
My personal list includes dogs at the animal shelter.There are lots of dogs who need to be taken on adventure walking afternoons to pick up their spirits. I can do that a few times a week.
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Though no one knows the true origin of the first scavenger hunts, which evolved from folk games, Elsa Maxwell has been credited with the creation and popularization of the scavenger hunt in the 1930s. Elsa Maxwell was dubbed “hostess with the mostest” and had an affinity for throwing luxurious and entertaining parties. She often organized scavenger hunts for the guests that involved roaming around town, seeking objects from a list.
Blanche is an angel who came into our lives at just the right time. She loves her snacks, toys, and snuggling with her family.
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COMMON CONDITIONS THAT CAN AFFECT DOGS
Parvovirus:Manydogscomeincontactwithparvobytouchingoringesting the feces of an infected dog in close quarters. Symptoms include vomiting, weight loss and lethargy. Parvo is highly preventable with a vaccine.
Send us a photo! and a brief write-up of your pet and we’ll feature it! Submit at: gvpennysaver.com under Share With Us or mail to: P.O. Box 340, Avon, NY 14414. Pets will be published at discretion of GVPS.
By Sam Mazotta
Should indoor cats wear flea collars?
DEAR PAW’S CORNER: At my cat’s last veterinary visit, it was recommended that she wear a flea collar or get a monthly flea treatment. “Belle” is a completely indoor cat and has never had fleas. Why do I need to prevent her from getting them? -- Carla G., Gulf Shores, Alabama
DEAR CARLA: While it seems totally reasonable to not treat Belle for fleas, there is always a risk of getting them. This is the same logic behind routine vaccinations -- it’s unlikely that an indoor cat will be exposed to rabies, but there is always a chance.
I’ll give you a personal example. Last fall, I took care of a friend’s dog for a few weeks while they were away dealing with a family emergency. On the first day, I noticed that “Kerry” was chewing on his tail and his hair was almost gone at the base of his tail. I knew right away that he had fleas, and a visual check confirmed it. All of my pets are treated for fleas, even though my cat stays indoors. With my friend’s permission, I treated Kerry with a topical flea treatment and kept him separated from the other pets for a few days until no live fleas could be found in his fur. I also monitored all my pets for fleas during his visit.
I hadn’t planned on Kerry arriving with fleas, but his owner had forgotten to give him his monthly flea treatment for a couple of months. This unplanned situation could have been a real problem for me and my pets.
There’s an old saying that “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” and that is certainly the case with fleas, which can be hard to eliminate from your home once they get a foothold. There are many options today -- not just collars -- to prevent fleas from getting on your cat. Talk to your vet about the treatment they recommend for Belle.
Send your tips, comments or questions to ask@pawscorner.com. © 2025 King Features Synd., Inc.
ANSWERS TO COMMON PET FOSTERING QUESTIONS
What is pet fostering? Fostering a companion animal is an agreement by an individual to care for a needy pet in his or her private residence until the animal is placed in a permanent new home. Many times shelters will ask foster parents to step up and house puppies to provide early socialization and training to acclimate these young animals to living in homes.
hometown events
There’s so much happening at your local libraries!
Clifton Springs Library
4 Railroad Avenue, Clifton Springs 315-462-7371 cliftonspringslibrary.com
M-Th 10-7; F 10-5; Sa 10-2
Geneva Public Library
244 Main St., Geneva • 315-789-5303 genevapubliclibrary.net
M-F 8:30-7; Sa 9-2
Macedon Public Library
30 Main St., Macedon • 315-986-5932 macedonpubliclibrary.org
M-Th 10-8; F & Sa 10-2
Newark Public Library 121 High St., Newark • 315-331-0552 newarklibrary.org
M-Th 9:30-7; F 9:30-6; Sa 9:30-1
Palmyra Community Library
402 East Main St., Palmyra 315-597-5276 palmyracommunitylibrary.org
M-Th 10-8; F 10-5; Sa 10-2
Phelps Library
8 Banta Street, Suite 200, Phelps 315-548-3120 phelpslibrary.org
M-Th 9-8; F 9-5
MACEDONPUBLICLIBRARY:
May 24:
(11:00am-Noon)Cooking:EasyNoBakeGranolaBars
May26: Closed,MemorialDay
May27: (10:15am-11:00am)Preschool StoryTime
May28: (10:00am-11:15am)CardioDrumming
(3:00pm-5:00pm)Hailey’sCuriosity League,grades3-5 (5:00pm-7:45pm)GEDInstructional Help
May29: (11:00am-12:30pm)Macedon CodingClub (2:00pm-4:00pm)Euchre (2:00pm-5:00pm)Mahjong (6:00pm-7:00pm)TeenTime:JournalDecoration
May30: (1:00pm-2:00pm)MoroccanShapedDaisyEarrings (2:00pm-3:00pm)CardioDrumming
CANANDAIGUA
ChickenBBQFundraiserforEast Bloomfield UMC. May31,10:304pm.$15mealincludes1/2 chicken,saltpotatoes,roll,and choiceofmacaronisaladorcoleslaw.IntheRunningsparkinglot, 3191CoRd10inCanandaigua. CateringbyGale-Wyn.
CLIFTON SPRINGS
TheArcOntario’sAnnualWine Mixer Fundraiser- May31,2025, atTheCliftonSpringsCountryClub, 2721TownLineRd,CliftonSprings. LiveMusic:Featuringtheamazing DapperRats.Wine&FoodPairing Stations,MocktailStation,FlowerBar, AuctionThrills:Liveandsilentauctions.SupportaCause:Everyticket purchasedandeverybidmadesupportsTheArcOntario’svitalwork. Ticketsare$100perperson.Secure yourspottodayandbepartofthis incredibleevent!Formoreinformation,contactevents@thearcontario. org.
EAST PALMYRA
EastPalmyraFireDept.Chicken BBQ: June 7th-ChickenBBQat theEastPalmyraFireDepartment, 2145TellierRd.:Take-outordine in.Serving3:30to6:00oruntil soldout.Dinnersinclude 1⁄2 chicken,saltpotatoes,coleslaw, dinnerroll,pudding,applesauce andwhiteorchocolatemilk.Cost: Adults$14,Children$8.Reserve yourtickets(recommended)bycallingortexting(315)573-1794.On thedayoftheBBQ,callthefirehall at(315)597-0049.
GENEVA
BicentennialofGeneralMarquis de Lafayette’sFarewellTour -A funeventforallages-comejointhe celebration!RecreatingMarquisde Lafayette’sBicentennialTourthatoccurredinGenevaonJune8,1825. Joinusasat10amonJune8,where wewillreenactGeneralLafayette’s historicvisittothe“PublicSquare” nowknownasPulteneyPark,featuringtheOdecomposedbythe daughterofDoctorLummis,Col. Whiting’skeynoteaddressfollowedby aliveresponsebyLafayettehimself. Locatedat11ParkPlace,Geneva.For moreinformativeandotherdateson thetour,pleasevisitwww. lafayette200.organdclickthe EVENTStab.
PALMYRA
ErieCanalWalkingTour- Join your tourguideforawalkinPalmyraMacedonAqueductPark.Learnabout theAqueduct,Powerhouse,Lock29, andChangeBridgeonaone-mile towpathjourneytoCanalStreet. Admissiontothefivemuseumsof HistoricPalmyraonMarketandWilliamStreetsisincludedfor$10per person.Ifitrains,themuseumswill stillbeopen,andthewalkwillbe rescheduled.HeldJune7th,112:30pm,Palmyra-MacedonAqueduct Park,2685NY-31,Palmyra.Cost: $10.Norefundsareavailable.http:// historicpalmyrany.com/
IceCreamSocial&Father’sDay Event: Nothing sayssummerquite likeFREEicecream!ComevisitHistoricPalmyrafrom11AMto2PMon June14thtoexploreallourmuseums. We’llhavehotdogs,chips,andrefreshingwateravailableforpurchase, too!Don’tforgettoswingbythePrint Shopforsomeexcitingdemonstrationsandhands-onactivities.Let’s celebratesummertogether!Historic Palmyra,132MarketStreet,Palmyra. https://www.historicpalmyrany.com/
PHELPS
TheCountryLawyerGalleryof the Arts ishostinganExhibitcalled “TheErie-ArtPerspectivesonOur FavoriteCanal!”Itrunsfrom5/9 until5/31atCLGA,7ChurchStreet, Phelps,575-789-0017or 315-332-0296.Hoursare:MandT 1-4,Th1-7,F3-7,andSat10-5. FacebookandInstagram. countrylawyergallery2023@gmail.com
WALWORTH
CanaltownChoralePresents Spring ConcertSeries: “Songsof PeaceandHope”-Amoving celebrationofunityandrenewal throughmusic.Underthedirection ofBarbSeppelerandaccompanied bySamRonan,theChoralewill presentavarietyofpiecescentered ontheupliftingthemesofpeace andhope.Twoperformancesare scheduled:Friday,May30at7:30 PM-UnitedMethodistChurch, 3679MainStreet,Walworth.Sunday,June1at4:00PM-VFWHall, 4306StateRoute31,Palmyra,(A receptionwillfollowthisperformance.)Asuggesteddonationof$5 perpersonwillbegratefully acceptedatthedoorateachevent.
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT MEMORIAL DAY
Debate exists about which town has the longest history of celebrating Memorial Day. A handful of towns claim to be the first celebrantsofMemorialDay.Thatdebate figures to continue in perpetuity, but History.com notes that Waterloo, New York, was officially recognized by U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson as the birthplace of Memorial Day in 1966. Doylestown, Pennsylvania, and Rochester, Wisconsin are some other towns that claim to have celebrated Memorial Day since the mid-1860s.
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DIY MEMORIAL DAY LUMINARIES
Honor fallen heroes by creating handmade luminaries to line your front walkway, porch, or driveway. Use clean mason jars, red/white/blue tissue paper, and LED tea lights. Kids can help cut tissue into small pieces and mod-podge them onto the jars.Add a small tag with the name of a veteran you’d like to remember or simply write “Thank You” or “We Remember.” At dusk, the soft glow is a moving tribute that neighbors and passersby will appreciate.
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GENERAL JOHN SWIFT:
Soldier, Pioneer, and Founder
ccording to the Wayne County Historian’s Office, the county became home to many Revolutionary War soldiersinthelate18thcenturyastreaties with natives were signed and soldiers claimed bounties awarded them for their service. e permanent settlement began in May 1789 and in the next thirty years before Wayne officially became a county, many more pioneers would settle here. is Memorial Day weekend, we seek to celebrate all who have given their lives for our country, and Brigadier General John Swi , a veteran of both the American Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, holds a distinctive place in the early history of Wayne County. Celebrated for his leadership in war and vision in peace, Swi is best remembered as the founder of Palmyra, a pivotal figure in the region’s development, and a patriot whose service helped shape the American frontier.
John Swi was born on June 17, 1761, in Kent, then a part of the Connecticut colony, to Elisha Swi and Mary Ransom. During the American Revolution, he enlisted in the Continental Army, serving under Captain Lathrop Allen of Elmore’s Regiment in the Connecticut Line (Military History Fandom, Cooper Crier) Swi also participated as a private in General John Sullivan’s 1779 campaign against the Iroquois in the Finger Lakes region (Town of Palmyra Historian’s Office).
Settling the Frontier: Founder of Palmyra
In 1789, Swi partnered with surveyor, Colonel John Jenkins, to explore the Phelps and Gorham Purchase on behalf of settlers from the Wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania facing harassment by both natives and Pennanites. Discovering fertile land along a sluggish stream known to Native Americans as Ganargua or Mud Creek, they negotiated to purchase the two six-square-mile tracts of land that now comprise the towns of Palmyra and Macedon (Historic Palmyra)
at same year, Swi built a log cabin with a bark roof and a separate storehouse at a place he called “Swi ’s Landing.” When the Pennsylvania group declined to settle the area, Swi traveled to New England to recruit others and, by September 1790, moved his own family to the region (Town of Palmyra Historian’s Office).
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Swi became a community leader, donating land for Palmyra’s first cemetery and schoolhouse, building the first sawmill, and serving as the town’s first supervisor in 1796. At that time, the area was known officially as the District of Tolland instead of Swi ’s Landing, but by mid-1797, residents adopted the name Palmira or Palmyra, suggested by Swi ’s brother-in-law, Daniel Sawyer, and inspired by the ancient Syrian city (Town of Palmyra Historian’s Office; Betsy Lewis, Palmyra Historian).
War of 1812 and Military Legacy
When the War of 1812 erupted, John Swi returned to military service as a Brigadier General of the New York Volunteers. He distinguished himself during British raids along the Lake Ontario shoreline. According to e Newark Union in 1907, Swi ’s “energy and bravery saved the farmers of the lakeshore from pillage and ruin” when British forces attacked Pultneyville and Sodus Point. Historians raved, “It was not an accident that England did not recoup her lost fortunes in the War of 1812 in Wayne County.”
In July 1814, Swi participated in an American effort to seize Fort George near present-day Niagara-on-the-Lake. On July 12, a er successfully capturing a British picket post, Swi was shot by a British soldier whose weapon had not been confiscated. According to Historic Palmyra, when a prisoner called out “Who is General Swi ?” he reportedly answered without thinking, “I am General Swi ,” and was immediately shot. He died from his wounds near modernday Niagara-on-the-Lake. Initially buried there, his body was later returned by citizens of Palmyra and reinterred in what is now the General John Swi Memorial Cemetery on Church Street (Military History Fandom; Town of Palmyra Historian’s Office). Lasting Memorials
Swi ’s contributions to Palmyra and his sacrifices in both of America’s early wars have not been forgotten. His military jacket is preserved in the Military Room at the Wayne County Museum in Lyons, while other artifacts are held at Palmyra’s Historical Museum.
ree historical markers in Palmyra commemorate Swi ’s legacy, one at the site of the first schoolhouse, another at the location of the first church (both on land donated by Swi ), and a third at the village’s four corners referencing his War of 1812 service.
In 1922, locals sought to clean up the pioneer gravestones and the old cemetery, and volunteers began cleaning the stones and green space, planting trees, shrubs, and a flower garden. On Memorial Day, 1923, Palmyra citizens and the American Legion’s James R. Hickey Post No. 120
placed a large boulder on Swi ’s grave with a bronze plaque honoring him as “Soldier and Pioneer. Founder of Palmyra, 1790.” e dedication ceremony featured the plaque’s unveiling by Geneva’s Edna Frantz, Swi ’s own great-great-granddaughter (Democrat & Chronicle, 1923). As one account eloquently put it, “He carved his name indelibly on the hearts of antiquarians and hero worshippers.”
Brigadier General John Swi exemplifies the American spirit of courage, leadership, and perseverance. From the Revolution to the War of 1812, and from frontier scout to civic founder, Swi ’s story is interwoven with the founding of Palmyra and the defense of the early Republic. His life and legacy continue to be honored in the town he helped build and the country he helped defend.
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Thank you Mr. Hayward & Mr. Westley for the great job you have done improving & maintaining the Honeoye Lake View Cemetery. It has never looked so good. We appreciate your efforts.
-Jim & Joan Briggs
Act of Kindness
Recently, while dining at T’s Restaurant in Webster for breakfast, I had to help my husband sit down in the booth, and cut his pancakes and bacon for him. He has some disabilities. When we finished, the waitress came by and said that we were all set regarding the bill. I looked at her, puzzled, and she told us that another patron had noticed how I had cared for my husband, and paid our bill! We were so taken aback by that gesture. Our deepest gratitude and thanks to that kind soul. May God bless you!
Carwash
Please don’t pull in close behind the automatic car washes. I can tell you when you prepaid every month and you have to go through and trigger it to your windshield tag, it never works the first time. I have to back up and try it again. With somebody so close behind me I can’t back up and I’m stuck there. In other words, it never works the first time; you have to back up and try it again every single time. Please give us space.
Auction Never Paid for My Goods
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MOUNT MORRIS SOLDIERS’ MONUMENT
Dedicated in 1877, the Soldiers’ Monument in downtown Mount Morris honors local Union soldiers who served in the Civil War. Standing 40 feet tall with a soldier at parade rest at its peak, it’s one of the earliest and most prominent memorials in Livingston County. Inscribed with the names of local men who served, it was a true community effort, funded by donations and unveiled with a large ceremony. Today, Memorial Day parades in the village still end at the monument with wreath-laying and the playing of taps.
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Antique things have an appreciation and worth. Something can be old, but it can be timeless; therefore, it becomes an antique. If this antique is preserved and deemed precious, it could be passed down as a family heirloom. ~CeeLo Green
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Woodworking Equipment ~ Shop Tools ~ Antiques ~ Lawn Tractor George Sheldon Estate Auction ursday, May 29 - 5:30 PM 14494 Fancher Ave., Fair Haven, NY
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Memorial Day Auction! auctions
Monday, May 26 • 9am
Finger Lakes Produce Auction
3691 State Route 14A (Penn Yan-Dundee Rd.) Penn Yan, NY (315) 531-8446
Selling a beautiful selection of flowers in hanging baskets, flats, pots and planters from local greenhouses. Also expecting some nursery stock (trees and shrubs).
Nursery stock starts at 9 am and flowers at 10 am. is is an excellent opportunity to spruce up your property! Looking forward to seeing you on Memorial Day for a fun day!
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On May 27, 1939, a ship carrying 937 Jewish refugees is turned away from Cuba. The ship sailed close to Florida, hoping to disembark there, but a State Department telegram stated that the asylum-seekers must first “await their turns on the waiting list and qualify for and obtain immigration visas.” After appeals to Canada also were denied, the ship was forced to sail back to Europe.
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