F F K, L R S tockton Turning Houses Into Homes · 7/27/2020 · “This pandemic has made us...

ldquoThis pandemic has made us betterrdquo Roberta Thompson vice president of the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Board of Realtors (CCBR) told the Jamestown Gazette recently ldquoI am proud of our industryrdquo

Buying and selling a house have always been essential to American life But finding a house that feels like home during a pandemic takes special skills ldquoThe pandemic has forced us to do business differentlyrdquo Thompson said but added that it has also created some new and interesting possibilities

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ldquoOur season is at a peak and this is a phenomenal marketrdquo said Darcie McLachlan CCBRrsquos executive officer ldquoFor anyone contemplating selling a home or a property this is a fantastic time to do it Even throughout this whole pandemicrdquo McLachlan added ldquobuyers are still wanting to buyrdquo

For the entire state of New York the number of days a house sits on the

market is up by 26 percent for the year But in the CCBR region days on market were down by a remarkable 14 percent in June and 16 percent for year-to-date Locally houses are moving fast

To explain this some agents speculate

that country life during a pandemic has become more attractive than congested big city life

McLachlan offers another explanation

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IN THIS ISSUEReal Estate 1 10-11

Editorrsquos Message 3

Obituaries 4

Faith Matters 4

Puzzles 7

Classifieds 12-13

Friends Around Town 18

Around Town 19

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2020 Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Board of REALTORSreg Officers and Directors at Installation of Officers Banquet

L-R Ken Bailey Bill Soffel Rick McMahon Dennis Pezzimenti President Roberta Thompson Vice President Moses Seuram 2019 NYSAR President Donna Breen-

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Tuesday the 9th dawned bright with beautiful puffy clouds for a day that the Board members of the Bemus Point Stow Ferry had been keeping secret for over a week Today is the day the Ferry will be picked up by a crane and placed on specially built metal foundations so the hull can be repaired This day seemed to take years to get to as it was originally to be on May 1st this spring The Pandemic and stay at home life we have all been living has changed expectations for lots of things more personally important to families and workers


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Money is pretty odd stuff

Every $10 bill for instance looks pretty much like every other one Yet one of them can buy about 15 pounds of potatoes a 5-minute taxi ride in New York City or even a 2-pack of tongue scrapers from Amazon None of them look like the $10 bill See Weird

But even stranger is the forms money can take Most countries make theirs out of paper but thatrsquos boring Consider these

In the South Pacific on the Solomon Islands dolphin teeth are a form of currency Dolphin teeth are the key to purchasing a bride The going rate is about 1000 teeth per bride equivalent to 10 dolphins

In Katanga the now-Democratic Republic of Congo x-shaped copper Katanga Crosses weighing between 1 and 25 pounds were seen as symbols of great wealth One Katanga Cross could buy 22 pounds of flour

On the Micronesian island of Yap massive limestone

disks with a hole in the middle between 2 inches and 15 feet in diameter are worth whatever a buyer and seller agree on but may be related to how many people died transporting the thing

See what I mean Money is pretty odd stuff

So if you didnrsquot have any nickels dimes or dollars what would you use for money You would probably barter That means you would exchange goods or services for other goods or services without the use of money

And everybody has something worth something to somebody else In that sense you actually might be far richer or poorer than you ever knew

Thatrsquos why this week your Jamestown Gazettersquos cover story is talking about real estate probably everybodyrsquos most valuable possession Most of our homes whether we own them a bank owns them or a landlord owns them are worth a certain dollar value But is that really all they are worth

If offered a big enough pile of money just about all of us would give up the place we live in whether it is a house an apartment or a palace on four wheels

You might sell your house but would you sell your home See the difference A house is where you keep your stuff A home is where your heart is where your loved ones are where your memories and your dreams live

Thatrsquos what makes the real estate business so interesting just now If people really only wanted boxes big enough to sit in any wooden box would be good enough But people want homes the right homes

Today if you or I need a new place to make into a home the business of finding one has been complicated by a pandemic that has changed the meaning of home if only slightly That difference can matter The word ldquoHomerdquo has taken on a stronger sense of ldquoshelterrdquo or ldquosafe havenrdquo or even ldquounwelcome confinementrdquo

Homes have emotions and meanings attached to them that a price tag cannot reflect

Because of that this week we invite our readers to consider one more group of people we can add to the list of essential care-givers who have become so important in these dangerous days They are the house hunters who become home huntersmdashreal estate agents

That might be a new thought for most of us but someone who can help find a house to turn into a home has an uncommon skill worth knowing

Enjoy the read

Walt Pickut

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OBITUARIES FAITH MATTERS

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If you could ask God for anything ndash anything at all ndash what would it be Good

health More wealth Would you ask to have a loved one back or maybe to have a redo of a day from long ago Some might ask to be young again Others to be retired Others to work We might seek power or fame Or we might just ask for a vaccine for this virus

In scripture God approaches Solomon in a dream and says Ask what I should give you Imagine that ndash God approaching you and asking what do you want At this point in the Bible Solomon has just been anointed King of Israel succeeding his father King David Solomon feels in over his head He describes himself as ldquoa little child who does not even know how to go out or come inrdquo Hersquos lost and under pressure ndash in all likelihood scared and stressed And so instead of asking for something grand or expected he answers honestly and humbly He asks for wisdom

He does not ask for riches He does not ask for a long life He does not ask for a massive army or the universal adoration of his people He does not ask for his kingdom to be expanded

He does not ask for his enemies to be destroyed He does not ask for a bigger house or perfect health He simply hopes that God will give him the wisdom to discern what is right Wisdom to know what to do next And God says because you asked for this and not all that other stuff ndash you got it Which makes it sound like God wasnrsquot going to give him just anything he wanted but was eager to provide what God knew he needed

In Matthewrsquos gospel Jesus tells his disciples parables about the kingdom of heaven And in many ways what he is doing is trying to provide the disciples the same wisdom God provided Solomonhellip Wisdom to see past the glitter and glam of this world Wisdom to see through the scams of solicitors and the phoniness of politicians Wisdom to see that power and life and blessing not in some palace or far off place reserved only for the healthy and wealthy but were right under their nose He provides wisdom to understand that in the kingdom of God it is the little things not the great extravagant acts that grow and endure He provides wisdom to see that it is that which is hidden which is at work in the kingdom He provides wisdom that teaches there are times to leave everything behind to let it all go ndash whatever ldquoitrdquo is ndash that we might seek out the treasure God provides And he provides wisdom to see how Godrsquos net has been cast upon this world and to understand how God is gathering us all in

These are tumultuous times we live in As you listen to many of the conversations taking place

in all arenas of life it is clear that many people are unsure of what to do how to proceed or what to believe Like the newly anointed King Solomon or that confused crowd that followed Jesus many folks feel in over their head scared stressed unsure and under pressure Remember Solomon told God ldquoI donrsquot know when to go out or come inrdquo That is literally where many people find themselves these days Not quite sure when to go out or come in

As God met Solomon in that place of vulnerability and weakness and as Jesus ministered to the crowd so too does God meet us and minister unto us Now does God grant us every wish wersquove ever made No Does God give us everything we ask for No God is neither a vending machine nor a year-round Santa Claus However God does provide God provides love mercy peace and strength And in these days where wersquore all caught up like Solomon may God provide wisdom too ndash not wisdom according to the measures of this world but the wisdom hidden in Jesusrsquo parables Wisdom to know when to go out and when to come in to discern what is right And wisdom to seek first the Kingdom of God

For more inspiration and insights from Pastor Scott and Pastor Shawnrsquos past columns please visit wwwjamestowngazettecom and click on the Faith Matters page The Jamestown Gazette is proud to present our countyrsquos most creative and original writers for your enjoyment and enlightenment

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Univera Healthcare has provided more than $1 million worth of grants to hospitals and healthcare facilities across New York State to fund personal protective equipment (PPE) during the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) global health crisis Lutheran Jamestown was one of the local grant recipients receiving $10000 to help purchase necessary infection control supplies for use at the Lutheran Home and Rehabilitation Center and the Hultquist Place Assisted Living Program The grants are part of a larger $162 million response to the COVID-19 pandemic by Univera Healthcare and its Rochester-based parent health plan in support of their members and communities served

ldquoNo one has faced a public health crisis like COVID-19 in the almost 90 years that our health plan has provided coverage in upstate New Yorkrdquo said Art Wingerter President of Univera Healthcare ldquoThis crisis requires a strong and

comprehensive response to assure the safety of our members and our communitiesrdquo said Wingerter The grant from Univera Healthcare comes at a critical time when PPE usage on the Lutheran Campus is expected to go up as visitation restrictions lift slowly for families and residents

Earlier this month NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo announced guidelines for the reopening of adult care facilities across the state which had been closed to outside visitors since March 14 Access to and funding for PPE has been limited across the country during the global health crisis however one of the stipulations to reopening an adult care facility to visitation includes providing PPE and sanitation supplies to all visitors Although Lutheranrsquos skilled nursing facility continues to work on their reopening plan restricted visitation has begun at their assisted living program Hultquist Place with PPE being a key component to do so

ldquoEvery dollar and every mask countsrdquo said Tom Holt President

and CEO of Lutheran Jamestown ldquoWersquore honored to be a recipient of this grant The supplies are always needed for use by our staff but an even more emotional story to be told is that this funding is helping us reunite our residents with their families little by littlerdquo said Holt Supplies purchased with the help of Univera Healthcarersquos grant will be used by families residents and staff during visitation appointments

Angeline Muscarella resident of Hultquist Place is grateful for the impact the grant has had on her being able to visit with family Angelinersquos niece Rachel Estes came to visit her on Friday afternoon using PPE throughout their time together

ldquoThis is such a beautiful facility and gazebo for us to use for our visitrdquo said Estes of her time spent with her aunt ldquoWe are truly grateful for this opportunity It is very excitingrdquo she said The two have not been together in person without a phone or window separating them in months that is until Friday Social distance signage guidelines PPE and hand

sanitizer was available throughout the duration of the visit

ldquoOur staff continue to do a great job protecting our residents on campus and protecting themselves while theyrsquore not at workrdquo said Holt ldquoOur ability to begin opening slowly is all thanks to themrdquo he said There are currently no infections on the Lutheran Campus which has allowed both facilities to continue working on reopening plans to allow visitation

For information about Hultquist Place Assisted Living Program or any other levels of care on the Lutheran Campus call 716-665-4905 or visit wwwlutheran-jamestownorg

The mission of Lutheran Jamestown is to offer a continuum of care that supports an individualrsquos journey through life with compassion dignity and respect

Article Contributed byLutheran

Lutheran Receives $10000 Grant from Univera Healthcare for Staff amp Resident PPE

In the gazebo (from left) Rachel Estes Hultquist Place Administrative Assistant Mala Reichard Hultquist Place Administrator Kathy Lynch and

Hultquist Place Resident Angeline MuscarellaSubmitted PhotosSubmitted Photos

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Meet Boo He is an active and playful boy The more exercise he gets the better he will behave He may be too much for your cat but we should talk about that when you come to meet him Boo really likes to play with other dogs Please fill out an application for me at chqhumaneorg [1] Shelter No RR179

Chester loves toys treats and playtime He is a great companion Fill out an online application at Chqhumaneorg or call for 665-2209 x200 fora hard copy Shelter No RR179

Chautauqua County Humane Society Pets of the Week

The Chautauqua County Humane Society (CCHS) is wrapping up an effort that began two weeks ago and involves the removal of over 75 cats from a north county location

On the morning of Wednesday July 8th CCHS Veterinary Technician Molly Loomis and Executive Director Kellie Roberts went to the condemned apartment in the City of Dunkirk to retrieve cats who were left behind when their owner was hospitalized A plea for help from City of Dunkirk Dog Control Officer Denise Zentz had reached CCHS the day before Denise had been frantically trying to locate a humane organization that would step in and save 50 or more cats living in poor conditions inside an upstairs apartment

Upon arrival Roberts and Loomis found dozens of cats living in conditions that Roberts described as ldquonot the worst Irsquove ever seen but definitely awful The high temperatures compounded the situation Thankfully there is a downstairs neighbor at the house who has willingly cared for the cats on-site from the beginningrdquo

After two hours and with a hand from DCO Zentz and her husband Steve 53 cats were captured that day and brought back to the CCHS Adoption Center for processing Since that time CCHS has received assistance retrieving cats at the location from Lakeshore Humane Society in Dunkirk and the SPCA Serving Erie County ldquoThere is not much room to operate in the apartment and the cats have limitless places to hide making it very difficult to get a hold on themrdquo Roberts said All of the cats have been taken to CCHS for the care they need to ready them for adoption Roberts says with this many cats ldquothe additional labor and medical

costs add up in a hurry Unfortunately it takes almost two weeks of nursing and medical care to get many of these cats well on their way to becoming healthy Some of the cats are now available for adoption but others need further time and care In addition to the routine spay or neuter surgeries several of these cats will require eye surgeries One orange guy may be blind but we hope to be able to save at least partial sight for the others who are suffering with ulcerated corneas and the like The cats range from litters of very young kitties to adults We are not certain at this time exactly what further medical conditions we might be looking at since all of the cats have not been fully vetted yet What we do know is that they are going to be wonderful companions in their new homesrdquo

Taking on this many cats at once is a significant financial commitment Roberts says this has an especially large impact as shelter income has

been affected by the coronavirus shutdown ldquoOur donors have been wonderful to us throughout the pandemic and for that we are so thankful Surprises like this hoarding situation are very difficult even in the best of times and the struggles we have faced since March combined with the number of unhealthy cats in this case compound the stress on the people and the finances of the organization To make a financial contribution checks can be mailed to 2825 Strunk Road Jamestown NY 14701 or a gift by phone can be made by credit card at 716-665-2209 extension 203 Online donations can be made at Chqhumaneorg

Chautauqua County Humane Society is a private 501 (c) (3) organization which receives no state or county funding CCHSrsquo mission is ldquoto improve and save lives through compassionate care advocacy for animals and commitment to the communityrdquo

Article Contributed byChautauqua County

Humane Society

CCHS Removes Over 75 Cats from Dunkirk ApartmentSubmitted PhotosSubmitted Photos

The Chautauqua County Office of Emergency Services was recently awarded $29492 through the Emergency Management Performance Grant COVID-19 Supplemental program

ldquoThis grant is exciting news for Chautauqua Countyrdquo said PJ Wendel Chautauqua County Executive ldquoIt will help offset some of our Office of Emergency Services costs associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and provides

resources for the department to further respond to and prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our communitiesrdquo

The grant is funded through the US D e p a r t m e n t of Homeland Securityrsquos Federal E m e r g e n c y M a n a g e m e n t Agency (FEMA) with the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services administering the funding on behalf of FEMA

The grant which runs from January 27 2020 through July 31 2021 provides funding for emergency

management agencies to prevent prepare for and respond to

the COVID-19 public health emergency

ldquoOur department has been working t i r e l e s s l y throughout this

pandemic to keep the residents of

Chautauqua County saferdquo said John Griffith

Director of the Chautauqua County Office of Emergency Services ldquoThis grant will assist

us with acquiring equipment and supplies used to decontaminate COVID-19 testing sites obtaining personnel protective equipment for first responders and health care professionals in the county and utilizing a Fit Test Machine to fit test first responders and health care professions for N95 masks It will also help with planning initiatives such as updating our 2006 Pandemic Plan and developing a Decontamination Plan for contaminated public safety vehiclesrdquo

Article Contributed byChautauqua County Office of

the County Executive

County Awarded over $29K to Assist with Covid-19 Response amp Prevention EffortsGrant Assists Office of Emergency Services with Acquiring Decontamination Supplies amp PPE


wwwJamestownGazettecomCOMMUNITY PUZZLES

Week of 72720 - 8220

SUDOKU Edited by Margie E Burke

Copyright 2020 by The Puzzle Syndicate

Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku

Each row must contain the numbers 1 to 9 each column

must contain the numbers 1 to 9 and

each set of 3 by 3 boxes must contain the numbers 1 to 9

(Answer appears else-where in this issue)

88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66

ACROSS1 Perched on5 Smoking gun

10 Type of list14 Twofold in

nature15 Hamilton or Hunt16 Voice below

soprano17 Iodine eg19 Urban blight20 Garam ____

(Indian spice mixture)

21 Upstage23 Capone nemesis25 Sacred song26 Printers layouts30 Rat for one33 Do-over in

tennis34 Tire feature36 Blender setting37 By yesterday39 Closing stanza41 Finish a drive 66 Kind of code 9 Part of SPF 35 Wooden pin42 Famous 67 If all ___ failshellip 10 Past ones prime 38 Pass through44 Dots on a map 68 Letter before 11 Unable to read 40 Privately46 Gymnasts goal epsilon 12 Knock for a loop 43 Retro phone47 Apparition 69 Look sugges- 13 Pitchers target feature49 Economic upturn tively 18 Unwelcome 45 Like some 51 Mensa material forecast booms53 Place for pins DOWN 22 Thats enough 48 Camera stand54 JW Marriott for 1 Little Joes 24 Wiped out 50 Chaste

one brother 26 Thinks ahead 52 Concise57 Accident 2 Sandwich fish 27 Fable writer 54 Kind of crime61 Horne solo 3 Cereal grain 28 Data analysts 55 Not written62 Fired bullet eg 4 Flexible forte 56 Muddy up64 Diplomats asset 5 Enjoyment 29 Really enjoy 58 Bring on board65 Willow for 6 Dead letters 31 Now or _____ 59 Helm position

basketmaking 7 Savvy about 32 Bopper lead-in 60 Bartlett for one8 Strong dislike 63 Fast flier

Week of 72720 - 8220

The Weekly Crossword by Margie E Burke


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14 15 16

17 18 19

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The Public Health Division of the Chautauqua County Department of Health amp Human Services (DHHS) urges all Chautauqua County residents and visitors to educate themselves about Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) and to be cautious when swimming boating and fishing In New York HABs occur most frequently in the mid to late summer months but can occur at any time of the year Small bloom conditions can change rapidly due to changes in weather and lake currents Larger blooms will likely persist throughout the summer once they become established

HAB Update for the week of July 20th

bull Chautauqua Lake Isolated blooms in the South Basin

bull Findley Lake No blooms reported at this time

Know It Blue-green algae also known as cyanobacteria are naturally present in lakes Nutrient rich runoff from surrounding land warm water temperature and sunshine encourages blue-green algal growth With the right conditions blue-green algae forms blooms which may appear as floating rafts or scums on the surface of the water These blooms are known as Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) Be alert and watchful for blooms that may resemble pea soup or have a paint-like appearance with strong colors including blue-green green yellow white brown purple or red Blooms are more likely in nearshore areas than open water areas

You can learn how to identify HABs with the New York State Department of Environmental

Conservations Photo Gallery at httpswwwdecnygovchemical81962html

HABs present a public health risk because they can release toxins that may be harmful to human and animal health People and pets can be exposed to toxins by contact (touching swallowing and inhaling water droplets) with HABs during water recreation activities through surface water use around the house such as watering gardens and through improperly treated drinking water Municipal water treatment facilities in Chautauqua County do test for toxins in lake water as part of the treatment process

Avoid It Christine Schuyler Chautauqua County Director of Health and Human Services states Not all blooms are hazardous but the Health Department recommends taking the following precautions

bull When swimming wading or boating avoid areas with blooms or surface scums or water that is noticeably discolored This applies to everyone - adults children and animals

bull Dont fish or eat fish caught from areas with blooms or surface scums or water that is noticeably discolored

bull Pay attention to beach closures advisory signs press releases and websites Never swim at beaches that are closed

bull Never drink prepare food cook or make ice with untreated surface water bloom or no bloom

If people or pets are accidentally exposed to a bloom use clean water to rinse off as soon as possible Consider medical attention if people or pets have symptoms including diarrhea nausea or vomiting skin irritation and allergic reactions or


Department of Health amp Human Services

Harmful Algal Blooms (HABS) - County Health Department

Urges Us to Know It amp Avoid ItSubmitted PhotoSubmitted Photo

A bloom on Chautauqua Lake in the early stages This bloom cleared and returned depending on weather conditions



Barnes amp Noble College a leading operator of college bookstores in the US has been selected to manage the operation of Jamestown Community Colleges bookstore located on the Jamestown Campus

BNC will help drive affordability accessibility and achievement for students and faculty according to Ellen Ditonto executive director of JCCs Faculty Student Association which operates the bookstore and other auxiliary services at the college

The changes in collegiate retailing over the last 10 years have made it difficult to retain an independent bookstore at JCC said Ditonto Our lease agreement with BNC ensures the ability of JCCs students and faculty to enjoy the buying power of a large company focused on the college market and take advantage of innovative programs that help control costs for textbooks and course materials

BNC was selected as a lease partner as the result of an analysis of the bookstores operations which included a functional area review that was completed last fall The acquisition of MBS the premier partner that JCCs FSA had used for wholesale books for over 10 years by Barnes amp Noble Colleges parent company helped make the development of a lease agreement possible

We are excited to see how BNC can help enhance our student and faculty experience with a more robust textbook integration said Kyle Brown chair of the FSA board of directors We hope BNCs wider reach in the textbook market will allow for improved textbook costs easier remote learning support and a solid retail operation

JCCs bookstore will have access to affordable learning materials including new used and digital books as well as textbook rental

and price matching programs Additionally the bookstore will provide opportunities for savings through BNC First Day(R) its inclusive access program that offers learning materials at reduced prices through a course materials fee for participating programs Students receive their materials on or before the first day of class delivered seamlessly through their learning management system

Faculty will also gain access to BNCs Adoption amp Insights Portal (AIP) which allows faculty to research and submit course material selections and access open educational resources AIP provides faculty with the ability to view real-time adoption rates and submission progress at the school or departmental level and communicates directly with faculty from within the portal

In addition JCCs bookstore will also offer clothing gifts school supplies technology and more All products including course materials are available for browsing in-store and online at httpssunyjccbncollegecom

We are thrilled to partner with JCC and look forward to serving its community through a range of innovative academic solutions and a dynamic retail experience said Lisa Malat president of BNC

BNC currently operates 772 campus bookstores and the school-branded e-commerce sites for each store serving more than five million college students and faculty nationwide General information on BNC can be obtained at wwwbncollegecom

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College

JCC Partners With Barnes amp Noble College to Operate Campus Bookstore

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Infinity Visual and Performing Arts Inc will be hosting a virtual fundraising event to showcase local musicians local artists Infinity Students and more This grassroots fundraising initiative comes on the heels of the COVID-19 pandemic which caused the cancellation of all of Infinityrsquos 2020 fundraising events including their Annual Campaign Art Market and Auction Spring Student Showcase and Local Music Showcase

The idea for a virtual fundraiser sprang from the excitement of Infinity staff and individuals from the local music and arts scene who wanted to help Infinity and their students despite the cancellation of in-person events

Infinityrsquos Executive Director Shane Hawkins said _ldquoEach year our team at Infinity conducts more than a dozen f u n d r a i s i n g efforts and events to raise $60-70000 towards Infinitys annual operational costs The COVID-19 pandemic caused the cancellation of nearly all Infinity fundraising initiatives this year Phoenix Fest is a collection of our favorite parts of many of our cancelled fundraisers It is a community event it incorporates our musician and artist community and it provides a virtual performance venue and show for everyone in our community We miss our students we miss our performances and audiences and we hope this event will celebrate community set the stage for Infinitys comeback after COVID and bring everyone who tunes in a week of engaging Phoenix Fest entertainment

Infinity Phoenix Fest will take place online between August 21 2020 and August 30 2020 with the goal to involve as many

community members as possible to help spread the word spark excitement for Infinityrsquos mission and ignite the power of grassroots local giving

Ashley Ordines Infinity Development Coordinator says ldquo2020 has been a difficult year for so many people to say the least A massive part of what is missing from our lives right now is art and entertainment Wersquore missing concerts plays musicals art shows movies and so much more These things make our community so special for so many people and Infinity plays a very big part in that Through annual fundraising events such as the Infinity Art Market Spring Showcase and Local Music Showcase Infinity contributes a huge amount to the culture of this area With the cancelation of

these events Infinity now has A LOT to make up

in lost fundraising It is my hope that Phoenix Fest can offer an entertaining c o m m u n i t y

experience and help Infinity to rise

again even while we canrsquot be togetherrdquo

As a virtual event Infinity Phoenix Fest will take place online All events will be completely visible by the public through Infinityrsquos Facebook page as well as a variety of participating local musician and artist pages Local musicians will go live to perform concerts and raise funds for Infinity Local Artists will have the opportunity to create something live showcase their work or give virtual tours of their studios while also fundraising for Infinity through shared donate buttons Infinity is also encouraging supportive community members to create peer-to-peer fundraisers through their online giving platform share posts and events to help spread the word or even sponsor lesson rooms at the Infinity Center

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Performing Arts Inc

Infinity AnnouncesPhoenix Fest Fundraiser




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Benadryl is a type of sedating antihistamine commonly used to treat allergies It works by blocking the cholinergic nervous system so taking too much of it can cause life-threatening system wide effects

Large amounts cause exaggerated effectsrdquo said Dr Robert Weber PharmD an administrator for pharmacy services at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Dr Weber adds that the following issues can arise after taking too much

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Taking too much Benadryl at any age is very dangerous The diphenhydramine (Benadryl)

dosing guide is as follows children ages 6-12 should only take one tablet every four to six hours anyone over the age of 12 is recommended to take one or two tablets every four to six hours Children under the age of 6 are not recommended to take the medication at all No more than six doses of the drug should be taken within a 24-hour period

According to the National Capital Poison Center (NCPC) antihistamines like Benadryl are also dangerous when combined with pain medications and decongestantsmdashtaking Benadryl along with either type of medication can lead to an unintentional overdose If you or

someone you know takes too much Benadryl (or

combine it with other medications that make it more potent) its essential to seek medical care right

away by calling 911 or the New York Regional

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Patricia Brinkman Director of Community Services with the Chautauqua County Department of Mental Hygiene urges parents to take proper precautions to ensure that Benadryl as well as other medications are accounted for and stored in a safe place The Department of Mental Hygiene also stresses that it is important to be aware of your childrsquos social media activity or any time they spend on the internet Children are still developing parts of the brain that control important functions including judgement and impulse control Have conversations with your child to ask about their online activities and to remind them that online challenges that may seem harmless and fun can have scary and sometimes serious consequences



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Historic Chautauqua CountyT R I V I A1 What other name is the Barcelona Light known by1 What other name is the Barcelona Light known by

2 In what town in Chautauqua County is the ldquoOld Millrdquo located2 In what town in Chautauqua County is the ldquoOld Millrdquo located3 What home on the grounds of the Chautauqua Institution was built by the founder 3 What home on the grounds of the Chautauqua Institution was built by the founder of the Chautauqua movement of the Chautauqua movement 4 What name is the Clymer District School No 5 one room schoolhouse known by 4 What name is the Clymer District School No 5 one room schoolhouse known by 5 What type of business was originally located in the Gateway Center in Jamestown 5 What type of business was originally located in the Gateway Center in Jamestown 6 What historic homestead in Westfield was constructed by Chautauqua Countyrsquos 6 What historic homestead in Westfield was constructed by Chautauqua Countyrsquos first settler first settler7 What is the name of the street in Celoron where Lucille Ballrsquos childhood home is 7 What is the name of the street in Celoron where Lucille Ballrsquos childhood home is locatedlocated8 What historic commercial building is located on 3rd and Cherry in Jamestown8 What historic commercial building is located on 3rd and Cherry in Jamestown9 What other name is the Fenton Mansion in Jamestown known by9 What other name is the Fenton Mansion in Jamestown known by10 What Jamestown avenue was once served by an electric streetcar line10 What Jamestown avenue was once served by an electric streetcar line

1 Portland Harbor Light 2 Busti 3 The Lewis Miller Cottage 4 the Little Red Schoolhouse 5 a textile mill 1 Portland Harbor Light 2 Busti 3 The Lewis Miller Cottage 4 the Little Red Schoolhouse 5 a textile mill 6 McMahan Homestead 7 Lucy Lane 8 The Wellman Building 9 Walnut Grove 10 Lakeview Avenue 6 McMahan Homestead 7 Lucy Lane 8 The Wellman Building 9 Walnut Grove 10 Lakeview Avenue


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Specialties Executive Homes l Luxury Homes l Relocation l Residential l Land Waterfront Properties l Investment

Cell (716) 485-1942Fax (716) 484-4041

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ldquoThis is a beautiful region with popular activities for every season from ski resorts to scenic lakes for boating and fishing national attractions like the Comedy Center and Chautauqua Institution and a treasury of unique historic sitesrdquo

One more reason offered by CCBRrsquos President Dennis Pezzimenti to explain why so many people are buying homes right now can be credited to some major employers in the area He notes their excellent handling of the pandemicrsquos economic impact for instance by avoiding layoffs and firings and by producing products that remain in high demand

Locally realtors have recorded the same number of closings through June of 2020 as through June of 2019 though for New York State as a whole closings are down by more than 18 percent

In the City of Jamestown alone 128 single family homes have already sold this year or are under contract for sale For Jamestown Gazette readers in Warren PA as of 7242020 there are 155 active homes for sale throughout Warren County and

a number of great ldquohot spotsrdquo for buyers are listed on county real estate websites

McLaughlin especially credits local agents as great ambassadors for the entire territory

Safe Shopping

Many recent changes threatened to restrict how realtors can handle the business of showing properties But those measures are indispensable and are meant to keep the health and safety of the public at the forefront

Agents have done their due diligence to learn how a home must be shown in the new environment according to Kelly Patrone treasurer of CCBR Agents know how to help people feel comfortable in spite of limitations like the number of people who can enter a home together and by helping buyers feel comfortable with masks social distancing and sometimes going a little beyond to please the seller like removing shoes before entering Agents also make sure all surfaces that a prospective buyer might touch have already been disinfected and also offer home viewers disposable gloves

ldquoEverybody seems happy with the precautionsrdquo Patrone added ldquoFolks are simply getting used to the fact that this is how we do business these days Itrsquos for everybodyrsquos benefitrdquo

There was a point in time however when all home showings had to be done virtually Buyers were willing to make offers on houses without ever even stepping inside them according to McLaughlan

Safe Tech

As a result realtors have created some new and interesting approaches that might even become permanent additions to their work long after the pandemic is past

Realtors have come up with very creative solutions by adopting the benefits of technology Thompson tells of a buyer from another state unable to leave home due to quarantine restrictions That client nevertheless enjoyed a 1-hour personal individual tour of a Jamestown home via FaceTime an Apple-based video-telephone system

This and other methods including Zoom Skype and more have been

available for years but the present travel limitations have elevated them to every-day tools that can look into every corner without the buyer ever leaving home

Virtual tours bypass all inconveniences and limitations of masking social distancing and limiting the number of people inspecting a home They can also save hours of travel time and expense

A sellerrsquos open house can also be made far safer and more efficient by virtual means and can be recorded for viewing at any time This is also not entirely new but agents sellers and buyers are finding creative new ways to use it to everybodyrsquos advantage

National and state real estate associations have also started offering free training courses online to agents covering a wide variety of subjects Locally CCBR has developed a program specifically suited to the new opportunities How to Work Virtually in Todays Environment

CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGETurning Houses Into Homes Real Estate Adjust to New Possibilities

CCBR President Dennis Pezzimenti andVice President Roberta Thompson


CCBR Public Relations Committee Members delivering donations to UCAN City Mission earlier this year L to R Darcie McLachlan CCBR Executive Officer Judy Weilacher Bill Burley Sandy Calalesina

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Following a national search Maria M Kindberg has been appointed executive director of the Jamestown Community College Foundation by its board of directors

Maria brings extensive JCC experience demonstrated leadership and strong connections to the community to her new position said Timothy Piazza president of the foundation Those qualities will help the foundation serve its mission of supporting JCC and as the world continues to change around us adapt to best serve the needs of the college Shes the right fit for the position

In her new role Ms Kindberg will be responsible for the planning and organization of outreach and fundraising efforts engaging businesses not-for-profit organizations community members and JCC alumni faculty and staff

Ms Kindberg currently serves as JCCs dean of arts humanities and health sciences a post she has held since 2014 She oversaw College Connections JCCs concurrent enrollment program that provides college course opportunities for high school students from 2006 to 2014 and served as president of the New York Concurrent Enrollment

Partnership (NYCEP) from 2009 to 2012

Marias passion and commitment to JCC is resolute and will serve her well in this role and what needs to be accomplished said JCC president Daniel DeMarte I have no doubt she will strengthen and enhance the work of the JCC Foundation for the benefit of the students and communities it serves

Ms Kindberg earned a bachelors degree at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Geneseo a

masters degree at SUNY Fredonia and teaching certification at St Bonaventure University

A member of the Chautauqua County Legislature from 1996-1999 and

2003-2011 Ms Kindberg held various leadership positions in both the minority and majority caucuses including majority leader and was chair of the legislatures economic development committee

Ms Kindberg who is president of the Reg Lenna Civic Center for the Arts board of directors has served on the boards of directors of the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency United Way of Southern Chautauqua County and the Chautauqua Regional Youth Symphony

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Green and Brian C Abram are urging voters to apply now for absentee ballots for the Nov 3rd General Election

Its not too early to apply for absentee ballot for any allowed reason said Abram

Absentee ballot applications are available for download at votechautauquacom or by calling the Board of Elections at 716-753-4580 to have an application mailed

If voters are concerned for the COVID-19 pandemic we recommend voters select Temporary Illness as the reason on the application for voting absentee said Green This is a worldwide pandemic and each of us may or may not be virus carriers and thus we are all eligible to check off temporary illness as the reason to qualify for a NYS absentee ballot

Other categories for absentee ballot applications

bull Permanently physically unable to go to the polls

bull Care giver for a voter who is permanently unable to go the polls who must reapply each year

bull Out of the county on Election Day

bull Military or overseas voters who must reapply every two years and are able to download their ballot

bull Voters who move out of the county too late to register in their new locale out of state may apply for a special presidential ballot

Ballots will be mailed in Chautauqua County starting on Friday September 18 2020 The period to apply for an Absentee Ballot with a United States Postal Service postmark is now through October 27th Absentee Ballots are not able to be forwarded so voters should fill out applications now with a ballot to mailed where they will be the week of September 18th

In person absentee voting will run Friday Sept 18 2020 through 5 PM Monday Nov 2nd at the Board of Elections Hall Clothier Building 7 N Erie St Mayville NY 14757 from 830 am to 440 pm daily Early voting will be held Saturday Oct 24th to Sunday Nov 1st in Mayville at the Chautauqua Mall Lakewood and at the County Fairgrounds Dunkirk

In person voting will be held as always at all county poll sites on Nov 3rd from 6 am to 9 pm Social distancing and masks will be required for all in person voting and provided masks will be provided if a voter does not have one Election inspectors are trained to be accommodating to voters who refuse to wear a mask and will take precautions including the limiting of other voters to enter the poll site while the non-masked voter is voting and to completely clean any area where the non-masked voter touches or may have contaminated

Due to the pandemic the Board of Elections is preparing for as many as 35000 absentee ballots to be requested and mailed for this year election out of an enrollment of nearly 77000 active voters More information may be obtained about voting by visiting wwwvotechautauquacom


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Need for Speed

Houses are selling unusually fast ldquoThe day a house goes on the market is the day it can be gonerdquo McLaughlan warned buyers

ldquoMy advice to buyersrdquo says Patrone ldquoif you see a listing you like go see it quickly I donrsquot like to advise people to make snap decisions but prepare before you go to make your decision quickly Homes are selling very fastrdquo

Some agents report four or five offers on a new listing within the first 24 hours and a sale almost immediately ldquoThis market is good for sellersrdquo Patrone added

Whether or not there is an increase in demand for any of the reasons mentioned the reason that a strong sellersrsquo market has arisen seems to be a simple matter of supply and demand The ldquohousing inventoryrdquo the total number of houses listed for sale is lower than the number of buyers

According to Pezzimenti ldquoThe real estate market has exploded it is a rare sellerrsquos market My advice to buyers is lsquomove fastrsquordquo

Go with the Pro

A home is often the most expensive purchase a person will make at any time in his or her entire lifetime with the possible exception of a professional education And like that education that purchase may be done best with the help of an expert a professional

ldquoMy advice to buyersrdquo says Donna Breen-Fowler board secretary at CCBR ldquois get your ducks in a rowrdquo

ldquoDonrsquot try to sell your home by yourselfrdquo Breen-Fowler added Even the attempt to show a home safely and legally under the current pandemic regulations can create serious problems for a private citizen unaware of everything that has to be done now

ldquoReal estate agents have been selling homes for decadesrdquo Breen-Fowler said ldquoThey also know how to take the right photos and how to reach the highest number of qualified buyers immediately They are in touch with the market Even one ldquoseriousrdquo but

not-yet-qualified buyer can set a sale back by days or weeks for individual home owners attempting a sale-by-owner

With homes selling so fast a seller cannot afford the delay

Follow the Money

This region once again beats the New York State average when it comes to sale prices New York has registered an approximately 35 percent increase in sale prices statewide a low but respectable figure Within the CCBR region however the average home sale price for the year is up by 8 percent

The mortgage interest rate for well-qualified buyers is also in an almost historically low 2 to 3 percent range

ldquoThe other reason this is a wonderful time to sell a homerdquo according to Thompson ldquois that with every listing receiving multiple offers almost overnight some homes are actually selling above their listing price This is the most brisk market I have seen during my 30 years in the businessrdquo

Beware the Scam

CCBR offers Jamestown Gazette readers one more word of advice Beware the Scam

A small but aggressive group of imposters online are promoting themselves as a special class of realtor who can bypass a lot of rules red tape and competing clients The scams are for rental properties targeting prospective tenants (not buyers) They may suggest prospective renters can break locks to view homes privately arrange private deals by wire-transfer of funds to special sites and remove other realtorsrsquo signs from lawns Their websites may use pictures and data stolen from legitimate realtor websites

Whether buying or selling the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Board of Realtors with offices at 303 W 6th Street in Jamestown invites readers to call CCBR at (716) 484-9426 or visit httpswwwccbrmlscom to locate the right agent

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 11

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Heritage Chief Clinical Officer Jeremy Rutter shared recently that all of their skilled nursing and rehabilitation communities in Chautauqua County NY including The Green (Greenhurst NY) The Park ( Jamestown NY) and The Village (Gerry NY) have welcomed their therapy teams into the Heritage family of employees

In past years the Heritage therapy department had moved into an affiliation with a large outside organization to provide therapy services to their residents Rutter explained The therapists who worked with the contracted organization have been transitioned to their new positions as Heritage employees The return to in-house therapy services at the locations in Chautauqua County allows for a more comprehensive and cohesive approach which gives their therapists an increased ability to work with residents to more thoroughly identify individual goals and customize a plan which fosters the greatest level of independence possible in their therapy journey

He added ldquoWhile our residents were able to receive an excellent level of care with our contracted therapy providers this shift allows us to provide enhanced qualified therapy and rehabilitation services

to our residents while now being able to care greater for our therapy staff as Heritage employees They have continued to work tirelessly through the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure our residents remain healthy and engaged and now we are able to further care for them through the same initiatives we have worked with other Heritage staff to provide We are so excited to welcome them lsquohomersquo to Heritagerdquo

Lisa Haglund Heritage President and CEO shared that as a part of ldquoTeam Heritagerdquo the therapists are

able to take advantage of several new employee programs designed to both recognize and assist employees during difficult times including free weekly meals for employees and their families a new increased hazard pay structure meals and snacks provided at each community for staff during shifts and weekly employee recognition drawings with prizes

ldquoThe work our employees do each day including our therapists is heroic During this difficult and often stressful time they and their families have sacrificed so that our

residents can continue to receive the same compassionate care Heritage has always been known for We recognize that it is important to us that we both celebrate and care for our employees We share the same love with them that they share with their residents daily As an organization we feel both blessed and excited to welcome our therapists as lsquoofficialrsquo team membersrdquo

Heritage Ministries was founded as the Orphanage and Homes of the Free Methodist Church in 1886 and has grown from its original campus in Gerry NY to six locations in New York with additional affiliations across the United States As a not-for-profit provider of senior care and housing Heritage is a leader in the industry employing approximately 1500 team members and serving over 2500 individuals annually With locations in New York Pennsylvania Illinois and Washington Heritage and its affiliates provide rehabilitation and skilled nursing services independent retirement housing and assisted living Homestead Stables provides intergenerational equestrian opportunities as well as boarding training lessons and a therapeutic riding program In addition childcare is provided at two campuses allowing for intergenerational programs For more information on Heritage Ministries please visit wwwheritage1886org

Article Contributed byHeritage

Heritage Announces Change in Therapy and Rehabilitation Services

Submitted PhotoSubmitted Photo

Heritage Ministries welcomed Therapy staff back as in-house Heritage employees this month at its Chautauqua County skilled nursing and

rehabilitation communities Pictured is the therapy staff at The Park in Jamestown NY

Legislation that would relieve the Panama Central School District of paying the remainder of a costly fine levied morethan a decade ago by the New York State Department of Education has passed both houses of the Legislature The Senate bill S7034 sponsored by Senator George Borrello passed the Senate today the Assembly companion bill A8926 sponsored by Assemblyman Andy Goodell passed the Assembly on June 9

The Panama Central School District was assessed a $49 million penalty by the New York State Education Department (NYSED) that resulted from a late final cost report on a 2005

capital project In 2005 the district completed a small maintenance project that it believed to be properly documented as closed

In 2012 the district upon reviewing the states website found that it still had an open project on file This information was not made available to Panama when it was closing out its 2005 building project However in the eyes of the State Education Department Panama Central School District neglected to file a final cost report for this building project within the established time frame and fined the district

It is incomprehensible why the Education Department would impose such a heavy penalty on a small rural school district and its taxpayers

essentially requiring that funds for learning be diverted to education department bureaucrats Senator Borrello said What is even more egregious is that this situation did not involve any intentional wrong doing and the administrators who were with the district at that time are no longer there Yet the school has been left with an enormous fine that is extremely disproportionate to the error

The bill by Senator Borrello and Assemblyman Goodell would essentially forgive the nearly $2 million dollars owed by the Panama Central School District to the Education Department for the mistake

Without the full forgiveness of this penalty imposed by State Education the students who attend Panama

and the districts taxpayers will be unfairly punished for an administrative oversight made 15 years ago Senator Borrello said Panama is a small school district This penalty imposed by SED is offensive on many levels Our small rural school districts face a heavy burden of limited state aid and limited tax revenues

No district should be put in this position which is why I am also co-sponsoring Senate Bill 4209 which would forgive all state school districts who have been burdened with oppressive fines for building aid administrative reporting errors In these difficult economic times with schools potentially facing devastating state aid cuts these fines are unjustifiable

Article Contributed byThe New York State Senate

Legislation to Assist Panama Central School District Passes Both Houses of the Legislature


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In Memoriam

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Spring 2019 will see the completion of the Martz-Kohl Obser-vatoryrsquos 10-year expansion project For readers and guests who have been fol-lowing the progress a brief history was recently prepared by long-time mem-ber Richard Carlson a founding mem-ber of the association who as a teenage astronomy enthusiast worked with Marshal Martz as far back as the 1950s Richard recalls Marshal Martz founder of the Martz observatory had a dream His wife Mary wanted to perpetuate his dream upon his passing not knowing what would become of her husbands ambition to construct an observatory occupied by one of the largest tele-scopes ever constructed by one man a 30-inch [mirror] Newtonian reflector Time waits for no one and Mary Martz could only wonder what would become of the observatory that had expanded beyond a simple cement block build-ing with a large telescopehellip becoming an educational facility both she and her husband Marshal had dreamed about During the early stages of change the observatory was still Marys home By this time more and more activity was taking place on location by the cor-poration she was responsible to have formed known as the Marshal Martz Memorial Astronomical Association Inc which was meeting in an addition attached to the observatory It wasnt until Mary be-queathed the observatory to the as-sociation following her move to a new residence that volunteer observatory members fully realized the potential the observatory had should improve-ments to the facility be made It began as a slow process to improve the facil-ity with fresh paint and minor repairs followed by the replacement of the outdated original telescope with a 24-

inch Cassegrain especially designed for scientific astro-imaging The true renaissance was seen by the general public to emerge with the addition of the Dr Ronald Kohl observatory com-bined with the Martz facility in 2014 which led the observatory to be totally upgraded Following three months of construction in 2018 the observatory reopened its doors to the public with-out fanfare in November The long-awaited effort to complete the revital-ization of the buildings structure had neared conclusionhellipsafety concerns were reduced and guests could once again be invited to the observatory for pleasurable educational experienceshellip including looking through the Kohl telescope exploring the roll-off roof [observing] area and seeing the 24-inch telescope under its dome On November 28th [2018] the association board approved Nu-Wood Creations to complete the inte-riors of the Welcome Center and the new additions added to the front of the observatory Regular activities will re-sume following construction in January when safety concerns will no longer be an issue for our guests The shutdown due to construction came between the Mars opposition that occurred at the end of July 2018 and the Doors Open Jamestown event on January 19th 2019 with a brief reopening in Novem-ber The observatory resumed its regu-lar activities on January 19th 2019 Please visit the Martz-Kohl website to see the calendar of events at httpmartzobservatoryorg observa-tory-calendar News from the Marshal Martz Observatory and the universe beyond our skies is brought to our readers every month by Hall amp Laury Optical at 707 Fairmount Ave Ste 10 Jamestown NY the quality local source for the latest in fashion and highest of quality in glasses and optical aids of every kind including repairs

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in Chautauqua County than the repair of the Ferry But to all of the volunteers who have worked hard for two years on her to get her to the point where the hull repair is the final piece in the puzzle it is right up there with being able to get back to work seeing others freely and seeking out a new normal We have planned for this thought about this and sacrificed so that this day could come We event tried patience but none of us are particularly good at that part

The Benchley Crane weighing 158000 pounds lumbered down the Stow Ferry Road early setting up right in front of the entry to the Ferry and right outside the picture window of the new owners of Stow Landing Cottages and their guests Soon with more crew working there was a parade of semi-trucks backing down the Stow Ferry road from Route 394 each with two very heavy counterweights on the back These were stacked like building block behind the cab of the crane until they totaled 308000 pounds of counterweights

A crowd was building despite the lack of advertising about this day as the crane was remarkable from across the lake in Bemus Point and for anyone coming from Bemus to Stow on the Route 86 Expressway This is a small community and word of mouth travels quickly Thanks to Rob Yates Town of North Harmony Supervisor there were official looking sawhorses with signs and beyond that a blockage of neon show fencing to keep everyone back and safe There were a lot of lookers hiding behind the cottages and bushes all with a pretty good view of the show

Next the crane operator exchanged his weightlifting tool at the end of the boom for a large hook With that he picked up the specially designed

I-beam rigging to attach to the deck of the Ferry A lot of the numbers and concepts of what was going on in front of our eyes was supplied by a lady who was short of stature but long on her ability to explain the lift Eva Burg is an engineer for Hohl Industries and was instrumental in the planning and design of most of the rigging used She said she loves her job and especially likes to share her information with others who might be interested

When the rigging was completed the crane rotated until it was over the Ferry still at her berth at the landing and attached to the I-beams on the exposed metal deck These are all new over the past two years of repair With the help of workers and a few volunteers pulling on a line connected to the outer edge of the Ferry the crane operator swung the Ferry so that her non-engine side was within a few feet of the shoreline The fishing dock had been temporarily removed for the lift thanks to Rob Yates They did a test raising of the Ferry with the crane operator calling out that the weight of the Ferry and the rigging was 90000 pounds They picked her up several more times until the true center of gravity of the Ferry allowed her to hang level Then with all eyes glued to her hull the Ferry was rotated in mid-air so it faced the shore perpendicularly Slowly she was brought over the eight foundations or pylons and lowered until she was about a foot off of the 5-foot resting places Lots of measurements were done from the foundations out to the edge of the Ferry with workers pushing or pulling her a bit to center her perfectly She was lowered and the crowd went into great shouts of success and applause I donrsquot know where they all came from but it was a really good show for us all AS a side note someone asked Eva the engineer what she would rate this lifting project on a difficulty scale of 1-10 with 10 the hardest She didnrsquot

even hesitate and said probably a 3 A three We thought it was at least a 12 She admitted that bridges were a little tougher to plan for than this

That brings us to the obvious question of financing a repair this complex and expensive despite the discounted price David Hohl has come up with for us We have four grants applied for that we felt with the help of an excellent grant writer satisfied all the criteria These are all pending and if they come in will cover a significant part of the cost We have up to this point been able to cover all our costs of repair with the money we raised over the last two years from you our generous friends The grants will probably be affected by the financial needs of the State of New York making them less than hoped for So we are coming back to you to help us fill in the missing money Your past generosity to our not-for-profit organization has been humbling We hope that you can all spread the word to others about our fund-raising needs Every little bit will help Along with the grants my book a continuation of Art Thomasrsquo _A Ferry Tale_ will be published when we get the final photo of the Ferry on her first crossing of the narrows after the repair and the installation of the new wooden deck It is called _The Bemus Point Stow Ferry A History_ All proceeds from this book go to the maintenance and repair of the Ferry Send donations to The Bemus Point Stow Ferry PO Box 339 Bemus Point NY 14712 Tax forms if needed will be sent back to you Come see the Ferry from behind the barriers as she is worked on for the next 5 weeks or so If you have any questions go to the Facebook page Friends and Fans of the Bemus Point Stow Ferry or The Historic Bemus Point Stow Ferry There are lots of photos and videos on there for you to look at Comments will be answered

Addendum One week later the area around the Ferry is quiet the crane is gone and it appears nothing is going on until you see several pairs of legs under the Ferry The old steel has been removed from about a 13 x 12-foot area in the middle of the hull This is the lowest point of the Ferry in the water and where any water in the hold settled Over all the years since the hull was made in 1929 in Jamestown this area has become more and more thin and compromised The new steel for the repair comes in on Wednesday The marine welders from Hohl Industries wonrsquot know how well this repair will be until the welding starts The cut -out might have to be extended but our hopes are that it will all go well this week

The next step after the new steel is welded in place is to request a survey from the State to approve of the welding before we relaunch the Ferry THE BIG SPLASH After the crane is removed and all is quiet there is further painting of the interior bilges and cosmetic repair and painting of the corner houses the paddlewheel covers etc We plan to build a new sectional deck of pressure treated 2 x 4s on edge It will look like the old deck except it will be in 8-foot segments that can easily be removed for maintenance or repair anyplace on the deck We are unfortunately on a list for our order or pressure treated 2 x 4s Much like the lack of common supplies like toilet paper paper towels and even things like yeast for baking the pandemic and staying at home has put normally easy to get supplies like pressure treated wood impossible to find This is our big unknown now and if the lumber doesnrsquot come in until after the season our long-awaited launch and return to service might be delayed until next summer One step forward two steps back BUT keep hoping along with all our volunteers The Ferry will return

Photo by Ro WoodardPhoto by Ro Woodard Photo by Jay KuntzPhoto by Jay Kuntz

CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGEThe Flight of the Ferry or THE BIG LIFT



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Phoenix Fest will also feature an online auction and basket raffles featuring local goods

All funds raised will support programming at the Infinity Center which has continued to serve students with virtual private lessons small virtual group classes and even online student performances during the shutdown Infinity continues to offer enrollment for online virtual learning opportunities as well as temporary and long-term scholarship options for families in need Infinity instructors also created more than 40 Community Learning videos that can be accessed anytime through Infinityrsquos YouTube channel

Infinity Grants and Marketing Coordinator Stephanie Rogers shares ldquoIt was a heartbreaking decision to cancel our events this year Local Music Showcase was particularly difficult for me as one of the event coordinators so to see our community begin

to rally ideas and come up with alternative ways to support Infinity was an amazing thing to see play out on our online forums We are so grateful to the community for all that they do to keep the arts scene alive and support whatrsquos going on at the Infinity Center as we nurture the next generation of musicians and artists under our roof rdquo

If you would like to be involved in Infinity Phoenix Fest or would like more information about supporting the cause please contact Infinity at PhoenixFestinfinityperformingartsorg

Stay tuned to Infinityrsquos website and social media pages for an event schedule and additional opportunities to help spread the word Up to date information can be found online at wwwi n f i n i t y p e r f o r m i n g a r t s o r g and wwwfacebookcominfinityvisualandperformingarts


Infinity Announces Phoenix Fest Fundraiser


Harmful Algal Blooms (HABS) - County Health Department Urges Us to Know It amp Avoid It

breathing difficulties after exposure to surface waters with HABs

New York State and Chautauqua County have active programs aimed at reducing the amount of phosphorus and nitrogen entering streams and lakes Watershed management plans have been developed for several lakes in Chautauqua County including Chautauqua and Findley As the plans are implemented improved water quality will follow but it may take years to see improvements

The NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and Department of Health investigate HAB reports sample blooms for toxins and conduct research to learn more about HABs and toxin production

The Chautauqua County Health Department monitors permitted bathing beaches for HABs and the indicator bacteria E coli To best

protect the public from possible illness beaches are closed when the water exceeds bacteria safety standards andor HABs are identified The current status of Chautauqua County permitted public beaches and additional information about HABs are listed on the County Website at httpsc h q govco m env i ro n m ent a l -healthbeach-closings

An established bloom on Chautauqua Lake that persisted

for nearly eight weeks last year in late summer


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Jamestown Community College is ready for students in and out of the classroom and this fall will be no different

In spite of disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic JCC has developed several innovative approaches to deliver educational opportunities during the fall semester while providing a safe environment for learning

JCCs fall course schedule which begins August 24 provides in-person online and hybrid options Approximately 125 online and hybrid courses are designated as flex courses which could meet as in-person classes on campus when conditions allow

The fall semester includes breaks from October 12-13 and from November 23-29 Classes conclude on December 16 and final exams will be held December 17-18

Admission and course registration details are available at sunyjcceducoronavirus or by calling 8003888557

JCCs operations plan will ensure health-related protocols are followed by students employees and community members who are on JCCs campuses when they reopen

We are being as flexible as possible given the mandates and guidelines we must adhere to said JCC president Daniel DeMarte and were ready to welcome students in person when conditions allow

JCCs student affairs team will provide coordinated access to the business registrar admissions academic advisement and financial aid offices Campus activities both in-person and virtual and a fresh approach to new student orientation are being planned as well

We are taking all necessary steps to ensure that students have access to all support services needed to succeed this semester said Kirk Young vice president of student affairs Those services as well as essential campus life activities and events will be held in strict accordance with safety and social distancing guidelines

Social distancing and health-related protocols for all college facilities and residence halls will be in place The maximum occupancy of JCCs three residence halls has been reduced by 25 - to 250 students - to provide less density and adhere to Centers for

Disease Control and county health department guidelines

On-campus dining will be modified to include pre-packaged hot meals grab n go items and microwaveable frozen or fresh meals Seating capacity in common gathering areas including the colleges dining facilities will be reduced to comply with social distancing recommendations

JCCs student support services which include tutoring academic advisement library and health services and connections to local state and federal benefit programs will continue to be available to students A limited number of Dell laptops provided through the State University of New York are available for registered JCC students to borrow for the fall semester The laptops must be returned at the end of the semester Priority is given to Pell Grant recipients but anyone in need can request one

Reconfigured classroom and lab layouts to provide reduced density and social distancing as well as disinfection schedules to sanitize those areas for in-person classes have been established

Students and employees will be required to wear face masks at all times and are encouraged to sanitize their hands and adhere to social distancing policies Face masks must be worn in common areas classrooms and situations where social distancing may be difficult to maintain

JCCs health services staff will assess and direct students and employees with COVID-19 concerns and issues to appropriate community resources and testing JCC will collaborate with county health officials while adhering to HIPAA guidelines on contact tracing to identify individuals who have contracted the coronavirus and those with whom they came in contact

Employees and students are expected to complete confidential daily electronic health screenings as they enter campus Individuals who screen positive for COVID-19 exposure or symptoms will be sent home and tracked by JCCs health services and county health representatives


JCC Announces Fall Semester Plans


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Week of 72720 - 8220



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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





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7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66


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Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66










Week of 72720 - 8220



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Gamesamp Puzzles

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Week of 72720 - 8220



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HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





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7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66


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Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66










Week of 72720 - 8220



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54 55 56 57 58 59 60

61 62 63

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67 68 69

Gamesamp Puzzles

Solutionson Page 13


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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66


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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66










Week of 72720 - 8220



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61 62 63

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67 68 69

Gamesamp Puzzles

Solutionson Page 13


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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66


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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66










Week of 72720 - 8220



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33 34 35 36

37 38 39 40 41

42 43 44 45 46

47 48 49 50

51 52 53

54 55 56 57 58 59 60

61 62 63

64 65 66

67 68 69

Gamesamp Puzzles

Solutionson Page 13


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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66


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TION

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PEST CONTROL

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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66


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TION

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WE JAMESTOWN NY

664-4708 483-1955




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STOWHoganrsquos Hut




























PEST CONTROL

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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66


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TION

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Leave Message 5-8pm


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Lind Funeral Home



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In Memoriam



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MARTZOBSERVATORY


WE JAMESTOWN NY

664-4708 483-1955




DID YOU KNOW















































STOWHoganrsquos Hut




























PEST CONTROL

INSURANCE

GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


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HEATING SERVICE

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CATERING





Family Reunions

AroundTown

































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APPLY TODAY








Phil Young





















Financing Available

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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66


PUZZLE

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TION

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OUTDOORS

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PETS




Leave Message 5-8pm


HOUSEHOLD


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Lind Funeral Home



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In Memoriam



OBITUARIES







MARTZOBSERVATORY


WE JAMESTOWN NY

664-4708 483-1955




DID YOU KNOW















































STOWHoganrsquos Hut




























PEST CONTROL

INSURANCE

GLASS SERVICE

SELF STORAGE


665-2206


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HEATING SERVICE

ALARM SERVICE

CATERING





Family Reunions

AroundTown

































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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66


PUZZLE

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TION

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OUTDOORS

TOOLS

PETS




Leave Message 5-8pm


HOUSEHOLD


LIKE NEW $25000 OBO CALL 814-366-0977



For UAW Facility

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Lind Funeral Home










Lind Funeral Home



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In Memoriam



OBITUARIES







MARTZOBSERVATORY


WE JAMESTOWN NY

664-4708 483-1955




DID YOU KNOW















































STOWHoganrsquos Hut




























PEST CONTROL

INSURANCE

GLASS SERVICE

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665-2206


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HEATING SERVICE

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CATERING





Family Reunions

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Week of 72720 - 8220



Difficulty Medium

HOW TO SOLVE

Solution to Sudoku





88 55 6633 1111 88 44

7777 44 55

66 55 88 44 3333 99

4499 44 11 77 66

88 11 33 99 44 22 55 66 7744 77 66 88 33 55 22 99 1122 55 99 66 77 11 88 33 4477 44 55 33 11 99 66 88 2233 99 88 77 22 66 44 11 5566 22 11 55 88 44 99 77 3355 88 77 22 66 33 11 44 9911 66 22 44 99 77 33 55 8899 33 44 11 55 88 77 22 66


PUZZLE

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TION

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OUTDOORS

TOOLS

PETS




Leave Message 5-8pm


HOUSEHOLD


LIKE NEW $25000 OBO CALL 814-366-0977



For UAW Facility

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