THIS IS FROM ACTION FOR A BETTER COMMUNITY, INC.

June 15, 2010

Dear Community Leaders:

It’s that time of year again when Action for a Better Community’s Energy Conservation Program administers the HEAP Cooling Initiative”. The cooling program provides an energy efficient air conditioner to those in need who meet the following criteria:

-Applicant must be income eligible, see guidelines below.
-At least one family member must have an acute medical condition that is exacerbated extreme heat and said condition must be documented by a physician.
-An application must be completed.
-Applicant/household can not have a working air conditioner less than 5 years old.
-Renters and homeowners can qualify; restrictions may apply in some rental cases.

ABC will start accepting applications on Monday, June 14, 2010 and continue through the close of business on August 13, 2010. We have a limited number of units to install on a first come, first serve basis. Please call 442-4160, press “0” for operator for more information, including a list of acceptable documentation required.

Family Size .... Monthly Income .... Annual Income
1 .......................$ 2,030 .....................$ 24,360
2 ...................... $ 2,654 .....................$ 31,848
3 .......................$ 3,279 .....................$ 39,348
4 .......................$ 3,903 .....................$ 46.836
5 .......................$ 4,528 .....................$ 54,336
6 .......................$ 5,152 .....................$ 61,824
7 .......................$ 5,269 .....................$ 63,228
8 .......................$ 5,386 .....................$ 64,632
Each additional person Add + $468

Thank you and we look forward to providing this service to the residents of Monroe and Ontario County this cooling season.

Another local neighbor trying to help our area!

Hi Everyone,
Could you please pass this flyer to everyone in your contact list.? Pastor Dillard is having an outreach event at his chucrch located at the corner of Lyell Ave and McNaughton St.. Visiting his chucrch this week are 8 former female prostitutes that are traveling fron their church in PA. They are going to reach out to the girls that are working the area. If you have a chance to stop by and introduce yourself to Pastor Pete, he would love to meet you.
Thank You, Glide Street Block Club

We Need YOUR Input!

Transit Center Project - draft copies

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"Thank you" to our member, Dick Rozen, for attending the meeting, and bringing us this information to share with our LONA group!

LONA Meeting Agenda June 14th, 2010, Minutes of May 2010

NeighborWorks Rochester's Annual Pix & Mix Event - June 9th

I hope everything is going well. I just wanted to forward you an invitation to NeighborWorks® Rochester’s Annual Pix & Mix event, which will be held at the public market on Wednesday, June 9th from 4pm-7pm.

Please feel free to forward this invitation to Lyell-Otis residents, and make sure to mention that we would appreciate submissions from local photo enthusiasts!

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions, and I hope to see you at our event!

Sincerely,
Jared Strohl
Homeownership Coordinator
NeighborWorks® Rochester
570 South Avenue
Rochester, NY 14620
Phone: (585)325-4170 x318
Fax: (585)325-2587
www.nwrochester.org

NeighborWorks® Rochester collaborates with people and partners to strengthen, sustain and promote city neighborhoods.

　
Join us for an evening of fun at the
NeighborWorks® Rochester 2nd Annual Pix & Mix Event
Wednesday, June 9, 2010 • 4-7 PM

at the Rochester Public Market

Ticket Cost: $5 in advance, $10 at the door
The event will feature: a photo contest with prominent guest judges, live music from Dan Schmitt and The Shadows, food, drinks and shopping at the Public Market.
For tickets or more information regarding the photo contest, please contact Rachel Atwood at 325-4170 ext. 332 or e-mail ratwood@nwrochester.org.
Photo submissions are due no later than June 7 by 5 PM. For submission guidelines, please visit our website at www.nwrochester.org, and click on "News/2nd Annual Pix and Mix Event."
Sposored by NeighborWorks® Rochester

570 South Avenue Rochester, NY 14620

LONA Meeting - Monday, May 10th, 2010

Lyell- Otis Meeting Minutes April 12th, 2010

Meeting began at 6:35 pm

Mike discussed the grants which the block clubs have received. He also touched on the History booklet the Association will do. The group was informed about speed bumps for Sherman Street. B/R report has been reviewed. There were 14 burgs but no robberies. The next meeting will be May 10th.

Engine 5 has moved to Emerson Street. They will be back at their station sometime in July, then they will do the 125 year celebration and open house.

Salena Boyd spoke to the group about the burglary at her home and the outcome of the grand Jury problems. She is diligently working to get a positive outcome.

Carla Palumbo spoke about city budget coming out in May. After a month review by Council the public can weigh in on it at a hearing which they are going to bring out to the public. A discussion took place about limiting the fire truck in Charlotte. It could be a dangerous situation due to the population of Charlotte. All board members voted for it.

Crime prevention officers spoke on drug activity. They reviewed what can be done. Drug tips were handed out to all. A long discussion took place about police procedure.
On May 15th the Library will hand out bikes and bike helmets. You must register and give child's age. You can call: 428-8220

The meeting closed at 8:00 pm.