Chris Carosa, publisher of The Sentinel, distributes protective face masks to business in Mendon, Honeoye Falls, Lima, and Rush. The masks were obtained through the Rochester Chamber of Commerce. The Sentinel asked local businesses, collected orders, picked up the masks and dispensed them at the large open-air parking lots at Honeoye Falls Market Place and St. Catherine’s Church. photo taken by Don Cochran
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