Friday, November 25, 2011
A recent letter to the editor by a LONA homeowner - Nov.2011
A letter to the editor from one of our LONA homeowners.
Many may share her opinion. Some may not.
LONA is always glad when our citizens express their views on issues that they are passionate about.
We are glad when people speak up for themselves!
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
LONA meeting - Oct 2011
Hi! It's Pam!
Yes, I've temporarily posted handwritten notes from our October meeting.
I wanted them to be available for perusal as soon as possible, and I haven't had a moment to type them yet. But, with the election coming up, I wanted to get any and all info out!
Yes, these are messy, I agree. I will try to get these in a more legible form after getting my daughter home from swimming lessons this week! I thank you for your understanding!
Yes, I've temporarily posted handwritten notes from our October meeting.
I wanted them to be available for perusal as soon as possible, and I haven't had a moment to type them yet. But, with the election coming up, I wanted to get any and all info out!
This is a wonderful community man, James Muscatella.
He is running as a WRITE IN candidate for the NW City Council seat.
To elect James Muscatella, please WRITE IN his name in Column 8, Row K, as shown in the sample ballot below.
Good Luck to all the NW City Council candidates!
Yes, these are messy, I agree. I will try to get these in a more legible form after getting my daughter home from swimming lessons this week! I thank you for your understanding!
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
More good press for our LONA area!
http://rochester.ynn.com/content/top_stories/556939/polls-open-for-primary-election-today/
8:08 AM
Polls Open for Primary Election Today
By: YNN Staff
Several counties in the Rochester area are holding primary elections Tuesday.
Voters head to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in several primary races.
Winners of Tuesday's primaries will appear on the ballot for the November 8th general election.
The Lyell-Otis Neighborhood Association had a last minute gathering Monday night so voters could hear from some of the candidates. Concerned residents urged their fellow community members to get out and vote.
The polls open at noon today and will stay open until 9 p.m.
Monroe County Board of Elections
http://www.monroecounty.gov/elections-index.php
8:08 AM
Polls Open for Primary Election Today
By: YNN Staff
Several counties in the Rochester area are holding primary elections Tuesday.
Voters head to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in several primary races.
Winners of Tuesday's primaries will appear on the ballot for the November 8th general election.
The Lyell-Otis Neighborhood Association had a last minute gathering Monday night so voters could hear from some of the candidates. Concerned residents urged their fellow community members to get out and vote.
The polls open at noon today and will stay open until 9 p.m.
Monroe County Board of Elections
http://www.monroecounty.gov/elections-index.php
YNN coverage of our LONA September meeting!
http://rochester.ynn.com/content/top_stories/556921/lyell-otis-residents-encourage-people-to-vote-in-primary-election/
09/12/2011 10:10 PM
Lyell-Otis Residents Encourage People to Vote in Primary Election
By: Sheba Clarke
Several candidates in the Northwest district of the city heard concerns of residents loud and clear.
“We need to hear them at our meetings when we have our concerns,” said Frank Louk, Rochester.
Voters are getting last minute answers before heading to the polls Tuesday.
“You have a lot of candidates running. You have a lot of different ones,” said Michael Visconte, President of the Lyell-Otis Neighborhood Association.
Two city council candidates showed up to the LONA meeting Monday night.
“We invited the candidates so everybody can hear a little bit about what they stand for,” said Visconte.
Also, there were three of the eight school board candidates on the ballot who attended. It’s a race that has four open seats.
“There are some interesting choices for the school board and there are a lot of them and that’s good,” said James Muscatella, Rochester.
This leaves a big decision for voters, but many like Muscatella know exactly what they want in a candidate.
“A school board member that has the willingness to work with the community and some new ideas,” Muscatella.
“The school board, I would like them to be realistic,” said Louk.
Concerned residents in this community are urging people to get out and vote in this primary.
“Whoever wins the primary usually wins the election,” said Muscatella.
“So this is the best time to come out. You can change it on primary day,” said Visconte.
The opportunity to do that is from noon to 9 p.m. at your polling place, Tuesday.
09/12/2011 10:10 PM
Lyell-Otis Residents Encourage People to Vote in Primary Election
By: Sheba Clarke
Several candidates in the Northwest district of the city heard concerns of residents loud and clear.
“We need to hear them at our meetings when we have our concerns,” said Frank Louk, Rochester.
Voters are getting last minute answers before heading to the polls Tuesday.
“You have a lot of candidates running. You have a lot of different ones,” said Michael Visconte, President of the Lyell-Otis Neighborhood Association.
Two city council candidates showed up to the LONA meeting Monday night.
“We invited the candidates so everybody can hear a little bit about what they stand for,” said Visconte.
Also, there were three of the eight school board candidates on the ballot who attended. It’s a race that has four open seats.
“There are some interesting choices for the school board and there are a lot of them and that’s good,” said James Muscatella, Rochester.
This leaves a big decision for voters, but many like Muscatella know exactly what they want in a candidate.
“A school board member that has the willingness to work with the community and some new ideas,” Muscatella.
“The school board, I would like them to be realistic,” said Louk.
Concerned residents in this community are urging people to get out and vote in this primary.
“Whoever wins the primary usually wins the election,” said Muscatella.
“So this is the best time to come out. You can change it on primary day,” said Visconte.
The opportunity to do that is from noon to 9 p.m. at your polling place, Tuesday.
Monday, September 12, 2011
LONA meeting - Sept 2011
What a wonderfully attended meeting! I'm happy I got there early to get a seat!
I'm very glad so many people took time out of their busy schedules to join us!
I thank all of the candidates/incumbents, firemen, and city recreation representatives for addressing our lively group this evening.
And, if you are a registered Democrat, please exercise your right to vote in tomorrow's primary election!
I'm very glad so many people took time out of their busy schedules to join us!
I thank all of the candidates/incumbents, firemen, and city recreation representatives for addressing our lively group this evening.
And, if you are a registered Democrat, please exercise your right to vote in tomorrow's primary election!
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Monroe Ambulance’s upcoming Fall EMT classes
Subject: FW: EMT Schedule
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 20:56:00 +0000
Attached is the information regarding Monroe Ambulance’s upcoming Fall EMT classes. Please note that one is a refresher class, and the other is an EMT original class. They’re great job opportunities in the local emergency medical services community. I understand that unfortunately many organizations have to deal with letting good people go because of budgetary shortfalls, so this may be an opportunity to for some of those folks to look into another career. People with EMT certifications are also put ahead of other applicants when they apply for jobs in the hospital settings. Considering the fact that our areas largest employer is the University of Rochester, this might help some people open those doors to future employment. This is also good for someone looking for some rewarding part-time employment also.
Successful completion of this class will certify a person as a NYS Emergency Medical Technician. If you can think of anyone that might benefit from this class, please have them contact Aaron Horowitz for more information, his information is attached. This class will be 2 nights a week for 3 ½ months.
For those that are already have EMT/Paramedic/Nursing certifications needing any re-certification classes for any of the alphabet courses such as CPR, ACLS, PALS, and others, please feel free to talk to Aaron about our monthly schedules. Thank you all for your time.
Luis Aponte
Community Liaison/Paramedic
Monroe Ambulance
1669 Lyell Ave
Rochester New York, 14606
(585) 327-7686 Direct Office
(585) 509-3648 Cell
laponte@monroeambulance.com
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 20:56:00 +0000
Attached is the information regarding Monroe Ambulance’s upcoming Fall EMT classes. Please note that one is a refresher class, and the other is an EMT original class. They’re great job opportunities in the local emergency medical services community. I understand that unfortunately many organizations have to deal with letting good people go because of budgetary shortfalls, so this may be an opportunity to for some of those folks to look into another career. People with EMT certifications are also put ahead of other applicants when they apply for jobs in the hospital settings. Considering the fact that our areas largest employer is the University of Rochester, this might help some people open those doors to future employment. This is also good for someone looking for some rewarding part-time employment also.
Successful completion of this class will certify a person as a NYS Emergency Medical Technician. If you can think of anyone that might benefit from this class, please have them contact Aaron Horowitz for more information, his information is attached. This class will be 2 nights a week for 3 ½ months.
For those that are already have EMT/Paramedic/Nursing certifications needing any re-certification classes for any of the alphabet courses such as CPR, ACLS, PALS, and others, please feel free to talk to Aaron about our monthly schedules. Thank you all for your time.
Luis Aponte
Community Liaison/Paramedic
Monroe Ambulance
1669 Lyell Ave
Rochester New York, 14606
(585) 327-7686 Direct Office
(585) 509-3648 Cell
laponte@monroeambulance.com
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