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Three Poets at Books, ETC.

10 October, Sunday at 4:00 PM, Frank Judge, Gary Lehman and Dane Gordon will read their poetry at Books, ETC. Frank Judge is currently president of Rochester Poets and Coordinator of the Rochester Poetry Workshop. Frank is also serves as the Rochester coordinator for Poets Against the War and for World Poetry Day and is a founding member of the Rochester Area Haiku Group. Gary and Dane are both long standing poets in the Rochester area and are both members of Rochester Poets. This event is free and open to the public and is made possible by a grant from Poets and Writers and the New York State Council of the Arts. For more information, call John Cieslinski at (585) 474-4116 or email at books_etc@yahoo.com. Books, ETC., 78 W. Main St., Macedon, NY

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SOUTH SENECA GROUND GAME PAVES OVER LIONS, 34-6

Alex Musolino takes off in first half

Stephon Petty takes a pass around left end














  
















By John Addyman
johnaddyman@WayneCountyLife.com

     LYONS (Oct 1 10) -- South Seneca junior running back Matt Wyckoff moved the ball 191 yards on 29 carries and scored three touchdowns in the second half to lead the Falcons to a 34-6 win over Lyons tonight.


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CRAFT/VENDOR FAIR AT PHELPS COMMUNITY CENTER OCTOBER 16

   PHELPS – Spend part of your third spectacular Saturday in October at the Crafts/Vendor Fair at the Phelps Community Center, 8 Banta St. in Phelps.
   Sponsored by the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), the craft/vendor fair on Oct. 16 offers chocolate goodies, Mexican food, soaps and notions, candles and Tupperware, jewelry and peanut brittle, decorated glassware and painted rocks – things to eat on the spot, enjoy later, or set aside for the holidays and gift-giving.


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Sustainable Living Solar Home Open for Tours

SUBMITTED by Donna Blondell, Green Team @ Park (27-Sep-2010)

Linda Ochs will again open her house to help others see that sustainable living is something everyone can all learn to do. The open house tour will be this Saturday, October 2, from 10am until 5pm. Her tour is part of the North East Solar Home Association’s yearly open house project that takes place this time every year in the Northeast United States.
“This will be the third year of opening my home for people who are interested in seeing how easy living sustainably can be. I’ve developed my sustainable living over many years on a shoe string budget so people can see you don’t have to be rich to live a more sustainable life and lessen your footprint on our earth. Educating people about being green has been a passion of mine most of my life. I built my house in the 80’s and incorporated extra insulation, lived without power for 7 years before I learned enough about solar electric. I started with 6 solar panels and now have 16, which pretty much takes care of my energy needs as I have a refrigerator manufactured in Denmark, an instantaneous water heater, solar tubes in my kitchen, a composting toilet among other things. I also compost my food waste and have berries and other fruits growing in my yard. My home is always a work in progress and I invite others to learn from my experiences. We all need to get on the right track to saving our air, water and land from further harm and learning some tips on how to work towards that achievement can go a long way towards that goal."

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Journaling for Success at Books, ETC.

9 October, Saturday at 2:00 PM. Books, ETC. will host a journaling group. The group will focus on positive attitude building and positive action habits. You will only need to bring a journal, your choice, and your favorite writing utensil. There will be writing prompts from several sources. This group is free and open to the public. We will meet at Books, ETC., 78 W Main St., Macedon. For questions, please respond by email, books_etc@yahoo.com, or phone John at 585-474-4116.

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