Site-Wide Activity

The Lima Christian School Board is pleased to announce that Vicky Britton has been named as the next principal of Lima Christian School. A familiar face, Mrs. Britton had been serving as the interim principal

By the time Chevy aired its 1974 commercial, there were more than 1,000 McDonald’s in operation and the burger had long ago relegated the hot dog to the back seat. There was now an answer to the question “

The Topic is Local School Board Autonomy and the Rise of the “Local Rule” Movement in the Greater Western New York Region. The Meeting Will Feature Newly Elected First-Time School Board Officials From Across the

There are still a couple of weeks left to enjoy the toys on loan at the Mendon Public Library from the Rochester Toy Library.

The Rochester Toy Library sent a few large totes of toys to the Mendon Public

Take a look at this week’s front page. What’s on the inside of this week’s issue and why is it important to you? Click here to view the entire issue (you must have paid for your subscription through our online

On July 31 Honeoye Falls will celebrate 11 years as a Sister City to Borgne, Haiti.

Friends of Borgne (https://friendsofborgnehaiti.org/), a local non-profit supporting education in Borgne, will host a

It was two years in the making, but the Class of 1970 finally celebrated their 50th anniversary + two at the annual Lima High School Alumni banquet on July 9.

With a two-year forced hiatus due to COVID, the

This spring, both the Honeoye Falls-Lima High School instrumental and vocal groups went to the Virginia Beach Music Competition Festival and all six groups came home with either first or second place and high

You think starting a business is hard? Try performing an unexpected song in front of a live audience. That sure sounds risky, doesn’t it? Maybe, though, it’s not as risky as it seems. Would you like to know why

BY DEB AND TIM SMITH

Hopefully you’ve been enjoying our back page series on the hamlet of Ionia and we’d really like to encourage you to take the short drive there to take in the experience in person. You

Take a look at this week’s front page. What’s on the inside of this week’s issue and why is it important to you? Click here to view the entire issue (you must have paid for your subscription through our online

LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FILING
COMPLETED ASSESSMENT ROLL
TOWN OF WHEATLAND
Notice is hereby given that the Final Assessment Roll for the Town of Wheatland in the State of New York, County of Monroe for the year

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
TOWN OF RUSH
PLANNING BOARD
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant to the provisions of the Zoning Law of the Town of Rush, and § 274-a and §274-b of the Town Law, a Public H

LEGAL NOTICE
VILLAGE OF PITTSFORD
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Please take notice that a public hearing will be held by the Village of Pittsford Planning Board at the Village Hall, 21 North Main Street, Pittsford,

LEGAL NOTICE
TOWN OF MENDON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fire Protection Service Committee has established meeting dates. The following meetings will held at 7:00 PM at the Town of Mendon Falls Post #664

LEGAL NOTICE
Confluence Technical Consulting LLC Arts of Org. filed SSNY 6/6/22, Monroe Co. SSNY design agent for process & shall mail to Zenbusiness Inc. 41 State St #112 Albany, NY 12207 General Purpose
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The Wheatland Historical Association is happy to announce the Sage-Marlowe House in Scottsville will be open for visitors every Sunday from 2 – 4pm beginning July 10 through August 28. When was the last tim

The Community Garden in Lima at Mark Tubbs Park had its formal grand opening on June 12 with Lima Mayor John Skiptunas and Deputy Mayor John Wadach helping cut the ribbon. The individual gardens are growing well.

The kindergarten and first grade students at Lima Primary School celebrated Flag Day on June 14 with music and a ceremony. The students learned about the flag and each received a flag and paraded around the

You just cooked a delicious meal outside over a perfect fire. It’s the summer. That’s what Americans do. This practice has a long tradition going back to early celebrations of Independence Day. But, do you rea