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Lima Historical Society And Lima Public Library Team Up For Talk On The Early Years Of GCV&M
With 67 historic structures, Genesee Country Village & Museum, located in Mumford NY, is the largest living history museum...
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HF-L grad appointed to bench in Western Massachusetts
A 1991 Honeoye Falls-Lima graduate, Dana Lougher Doyle has been appointed to a lifetime Probate Judgeship by Massachusetts Governor...
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Mendon’s Stephen Tschiderer among those Afghan bound Rochester-based NY Army National Guard Soldiers
Forty-six Rochester-based New York Army National Guard Soldiers who are deploying to Afghanistan were saluted during a farewell ceremony...
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Local Media Foundation OKs Sentinel Project For 2021 Local News Fund Year-End Drive
Tax Deductible Donations Now Being Accepted at https://givebutter.com/GWNYTownHallMeeting We, the Mendon-Honeoye Falls-Lima Sentinel in sponsorship with a collection of...
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HF-L Graduate And Monroe County Sheriff Sergeant Caitlin Toomey Receives District 7 Honor
Sergeant Caitlin Toomey of the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, received the Outstanding Law Enforcement Award from American Legion District...
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Dettman goes for horseback riding’s Cacchione Cup
In a way, the Cacchione Cup at the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association’s National Competition is to college riders what the Kentucky Derby is...
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Lima Historical Society presents talk on 19th Century Ladies Fashions
Imagine life at a slower pace in a different time and different place. Life was vastly different for our...
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Bob Hynes: “Gone But Not Forgotten”
It has been ten years since HFCS Class of 1960 graduate, Robert Hynes, was installed in the HF-L Alumni...
