BROCKPORT POST
2000
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ABORTIONS
Vote for politicians who fight abortion (Letter), 08:31:2000 p13AABRAHAM, DOC AND KATY
Columnists Doc and Katy Abraham receive tidbits from elementary school children, 06:29:2000 p15AACADEMY AWARDS
It is possible to guess two out of every three Academy Award winners (Funny Thing), 03:23:2000 p10ACCIDENTS
5-year-old Dana M. Hansen collides with brother Ian in an ATV accident, 07:06:2000 p3AKleiman family of Sweden grieves after accident in Arizona, 11:23:2000 p5A
Lawsuits claim Brockport police officer chasing drug suspect caused crash involving another car; village defends police, 02:24:2000 p1A/12A
Martin, Linda was killed in a car accident from a man that was speeding to get away from a police officer (Comment), 03:02:2000 p11A
The terror of hitting a deer (Guest Essay), 12:14:2000 p15A
When accident happened with Brockport school bus, everyone stepped up (Letter), 05:25:2000 p13A
ADVERTISING
"Not your older person's whatever" is a hip advertising phrase these days (Daily Dose), 05:04:2000 p18AIRPLANES
Fear, loathing in the friendly skies (Daily Dose), 10:26:2000 p13ATall folks and fear of flying (Letter), 01:20:2000 p11A
ALCOHOL
Get control of teen-age drinking, 02:24:2000 p11A'Got Beer' campaign that suggests college students wipe off milk mustaches and replace with beer a lousy one (Letter), 04:13:2000 p17A
One taste is too much for some (Guest Essay), 08:31:2000 p13A
Parents worry about underage drinking (Chatter), 07:13:2000 p9A
Teen parties, alcohol and the law; Monroe County Sheriff's Office tackles issue of teen parties, 06:29:2000 p5A
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
Watching my Fred slip away (Guest Essay), 10:19:2000 p15AAMADEUS CHORALE
Youths of Amadeus Chorale sing to help Lakeside infants, 02:17:2000 p4AAMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
American Cancer Society sponsoring program to send in labels off of cereal boxes to raise money (Letter), 01:27:2000 p11AAMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
American Diabetes Association's Tour de Cure bike race a great way to help people affected by the disease, 05:25:2000 p1AAMERICORPS
AmeriCorps members help teach kids about agriculture at Springdale Farms, 06:08:2000 p1A/14AANIMAL RIGHTS
Animal cruelty charges against Knezek, John, owner of Docktor Pet Center in EastView Mall dropped, but complaints continue, 01:13:2000 p4AANIMALS
Beached whales and dolphins in the Bahamas due to loud underwater explosion noisiness (Letter), 09:21:2000 p13ABirds seem scarce but there's no shortage (Green Thumb), 05:25:2000 p11A
Blame the weather for our lack of birds (Green Thumb), 12:28:2000 p13A
Common crows deserve a pause for appreciation (Guest Essay), 09:28:2000 p15A
Groundhogs - scratching at the ground and keeping life simple (Nature Notes), 11:02:2000 p13A
High communications towers proving lethal for birds (Green Thumb), 08:24:2000 p13A
If I could come back as an animal and do nothing all day but eat, sleep, drink, and scratch (Daily Dose), 05:25:2000 p12
No need to be driving deer out of the places they belong with Irondequoit bait-and-shoots (Letter), 01:27:2000 p11A
Sure sign winter has arrived when snow owls appear (Nature Notes), 12:07:2000 p14A
ANNIVERSARIES
Brewer, Dean and Dorothy of Chili celebrate 50th wedding anniversary, 05:25:2000 p8ABuddle, Wilson and Joan celebrate 40 years of marriage, 06:15:2000 p6A
Carlos, Edward and Helen Yoffredo celebrate 55 years of marriage, 01:06:2000 p2A
Dierna, Richard and Barbara celebrate 40th wedding anniversary, 05:04:2000 p13A
Hill, Dr. and Mrs. Norman celebrate 50 years of marriage, 04:20:2000 p11A
Kuppinger, Jon and Bonnie celebrate 35th wedding anniversary, 09:07:2000 p6A
Leszczynski, John and Gertrude to celebrate 50 years of marriage, 12:07:2000 p8A
Trabold, John and Beatrice celebrate 40 years of marriage, 10:05:2000 p7A
Virgilio, Andrew D. and Sue celebrate 50 years of marriage, 08:03:2000 p2A
Watson, Jack and Dorothy celebrate 50 years of marriage, 10:26:2000 p8A
ANTIQUES
Local expert Ed Cornwell says there are a few rules to collecting antiques, 10:12:2000 p1A/16AARMED FORCES
Anderson, Aaron - petty Officer 3rd Class has graduated from Nuclear Power School, 01:20:2000 p2ABrice, Michael E. graduates from basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesville, MO, 12:28:2000 p2A
Burch, Jonathan M. has completed 12 weeks basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island SC, 12:21:2000 p2A
Cappuzzo, Donald P. and Cosmo C. Cappuzzo stationed aboard the USS Hayler, 08:24:2000 p2A
Carroll, Charles J. Jr. arrived for duty at Schofield Barracks, Oahu, Hawaii, 06:29:2000 p2A
Cold war medal now available for those who were in service between September 2, 1945 and December 26, 1991, 05:25:2000 p2A
Cramer, Joseph M. and Michels, Charles J. join Army under delayed entry program, 01:13:2000 p2A
Dube, Stu - retired lieutenant commander with US. Naval Reserves presented with Meritorious Unit Commendation, 08:03:2000 p2A
Frederick, Robert J. joined Army under delayed entry program, 06:22:2000 p2A
Green, Sean D. joined Army under delayed entry program, 08:31:2000 p2A
Gurley, Carri M. - Petroleum supply specialist arrived for duty at Vilseck Grafenwoehr military community in Germany, 04:20:2000 p2A
Hudson, Jason E. and Joseph R. Gerew have graduated from basic combat training, 10:12:2000 p2A
Kasper, Terra B. graduates five-week Army Reserve Officer Training Corps Advanced Camp at Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash., 12:07:2000 p2A
Lucas, Earl T. IV on six month deployment to Mediterranean Sea and Arabian Gulf where assigned to 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, 08:24:2000 p2A
Lupiani, Scott M. graduates 5-week Army Reserves Officer Training Corps Advanced Camp, 11:02:2000 p2A
Lyman, David G. completes 12 weeks of basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, SC., 08:31:2000 p2A
Mullen, Kyle D. promoted to rank of Air Force major, 08:31:2000 p2A
Pink, Edward J. II graduated basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, 03:23:2000 p2A
Puckett, Scott - SUNY Brockport alumnus and staffer aided a Greece accident victim, 02:10:2000 p4A
Ramsperger, Ed promoted in Army Reserves, 02:10:2000 p7A
Ramsperger, Ed promoted to sergeant major in the US. Army Reserves, 02:03:2000 p9A
Roller, Loraleigh has completed first year at the United States Coast Guard Academy, 06:08:2000 p2A
Staheli, Daniel J. completed 12 weeks basic training, 03:16:2000 p2A
Swartzenberg, Eric J. returns to US. after serving in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, 03:16:2000 p10A
Tramonto, Jason R. graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, 02:17:2000 p2A
Travis, James E. awarded Expert Infantryman Badge, 02:03:2000 p2A
Travis, James E. graduates five week Army Primary Leadership Development Course, 07:27:2000 p2A
US. Navy coastal mine hunter USS Kingfisher and USS Defender will come visit Rochester, 07:06:2000 p4A
USS Saint Paul CA 73 and USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul SSN-708 holding its 10th reunion, 03:02:2000 p2A
Veterans honored to join in A.D. Oliver Middle School Memorial Day Service with its respectful and honorary students (Letter), 06:01:2000 p15A
Vietnam Veterans Moving Wall is now on display in Spencerport, 07:13:2000 p4A
Way, Ronald H. retired from Army after 20 years of military service, 08:10:2000 p2A
Zeilen, Kris D. Ipen assigned to the 2125th Army Reserve Garrison Support Unit in Decatur, GA, 02:24:2000 p2A
ARMED FORCES - VETERANS
One common element: pride in having served (Guest Essay), 11:08:2000 p15AVeterans Day ceremony to be held at Brockport Area Veterans Club, 11:08:2000 p2A
Veterans from around the area hold brief ceremony at Navy Club of Lake Ontario in remembrance of Pearl Harbor, 12:07:2000 p4A
ART
"Family Ties" exhibit featuring local families active in arts and art education opens, 03:09:2000 p2AHickerson, Dianne had her first solo exhibit which 'sparkled' at the Morgan Manning House, 06:22:2000 p3A
Hickerson, Dianne has been selected to display works at Clothesline Festival at the Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester, 09:07:2000 p2A
Hickerson, Dianne receives award at Batavia Society of Artists for "Sunkissed" piece, 12:14:2000 p2A
Missell, Sara of Brockport was among Aquinas Institute of Rochester students who participated in Scholastic Art Show 2000, 03:02:2000 p2A
Odyssey of the Mind allows area students to use creative thinking and ingenuity to show their art skills, 03:09:2000 p3A
Original painting by Helen Fabi Smagorinsky "Max's Mardi Gras Parade" on display at Seymour Library, 04:20:2000 p2A
Porter, J. Erwin's 36 canal paintings are going to display for the first time to keep the Erie alive, 08:24:2000 p16A
Smagorinsky, Helen paints her memories of last years parade for Max Monaghan to make this year's even more of a success, 03:02:2000 p1A/6A
State's most talented art students to spend summer studying with artists in the creative and performing arts, 07:27:2000 p4A
Thomas Horton, Lon of Clarkson has artwork on display at Seymour Library in Brockport, 12:14:2000 p2A
ATTICA
Families of employees and guards killed during 1971 Attica prison riots deserve compensation (Letter), 03:30:2000 p13AAUTHORS
Chesnut, Eunice's new book chronicles how historical world events impacted Brockport Village, 12:07:2000 p1A/16ADailey, Franklyn C. Jr. recently visited Lift Bridge Book Shop to sign copies of his book "My Times With the Sisters," 08:17:2000 p5A
Dailey, Franklyn wrote "My Times with the Sisters," a memoir of his six years at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary School, 06:15:2000 p2A
Fussell, Robert uses Brockport to make a statement in his book "Human-itis B, Family at War" and asks readers to think about Earth's future today, 02:24:2000 p3A
Mackler, Carolyn of Brockport's first young-adult book will hit bookstores this fall, 04:27:2000 p1A/16A
AUTOMOBILES
Feel-good garages ease fee-bad charges (Daily Dose), 03:09:2000 p12Gas guzzling cars are depleting the world's oil, 01:06:2000 p11A
Hummers are a sign of a big ego (Letter), 08:24:2000 p15A
Local car collector John Bush recently elected vice president of the International Ford Retractable Club, 11:02:2000 p1A/9A
Taking the Mustang for one last lap (Murf's Turf), 07:27:2000 p11A
Who needs to have a car that says "look at me"? (Guest Essay), 08:17:2000 p14
AWARDS. See also Scholarships
A.D. Oliver Middle school student Bianca Rivera recognized by the Rochester Police Department for saving her neighbor's life, 11:23:2000 p1A/12ABreslawski, Nancy to receive Recreation Commissions Community Service Award, 03:30:2000 p1A/14A
Broadway Theatre League hosts 2nd Stars of Tomorrow Awards, 06:01:2000 p5A
Brockport High School actor Adam Giese takes home a regional drama award, 06:08:2000 p3A
Brockport High Senior Chika Okoye winner of a contest held by the Mary Fellows Penfield Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution, 04:27:2000 p2A
Brockport students earn VICA awards, 02:24:2000 p2A
Chadsey, Michael receives third place in WE-MO-CO Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America state skills competition, 05:11:2000 p2A
Crossed, Carol of Pittsford has been honored with the Susan B. Anthony Award for her lifelong commitment to the consistent of life ethics, 03:02:2000 p11A
Curtis, Tony and Norman Jewison coming to Eastman House in Rochester to accept prestigious title of George Eastman Honorary Scholar, 05:04:2000 p6A
Foundation of American Women in Radio and Television presents Brockport resident Brenda Tremblay with most prestigious Gracie Allen Award, 04:20:2000 p2A
Head, Kevin earned second place for his hand-woven table runner in the Monroe County Fair competition, 09:07:2000 p2A
Hickerson, Dianne receives Best in Show award for watercolor painting "Sun-Kissed," 03:09:2000 p2A
Irondequoit Chapter House holds awards ceremony to honor high school seniors as DAR 'Good Citizens,' 04:13:2000 p4A
Johansen, Jason recipient of Burton R. Young Instrumental Music Award, 08:03:2000 p2A
Joint Recreation Committee of Clarkson, Sweden, and Brockport is seeking nominations for annual Distinguished Service Award, 10:19:2000 p4A
Levandowski, Dennis has received Prudential Community Champions Rising Star Award for Brockport School District, 08:31:2000 p2A
Many Brockport High School students receive New York State Public High School Athletic Association Scholar/Athlete Team Award, 01:27:2000 p2A
Martin, Jason, SUNY Brockport graduate has been chosen to receive the Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award, 09:21:2000 p2A
Medical staff at Lakeside Memorial Hospital present Excellence in Nursing Awards to Shafer, Cynthia R. and Bull, Cynthia M., 02:03:2000 p2A
Monachino, Chuck of Clarkson wins National Arts Education Award, 04:06:2000 p2A
Monroe Avenue Corridor Plan is recipient of first Uncommonly Good Award bestowed by the Common Good Planning Center (Guest Essay), 07:13:2000 p11A
Moynihan, Gail and Kathy DiFulvio receive District Award of Merit, 05:11:2000 p2A
Murphy, William A. of Holley receives Conspicuous Service Star and Medal for Merit Awards from State of New York, 09:14:2000 p2A
Oberempt, Suzanne receives first prize in Stony Brook University photography contest, 01:27:2000 p2A
Perry, Michael and Darryl F. Elam presented with Andrew J. Brown Quality Recognition Awards, 10:26:2000 p2A
Pope John XXIII Council No. 7707 Knights of Columbus was recipient of Knights of Columbus Supreme Council's Star Council Award, 06:29:2000 p2A
Randall, Scott, SUNY Brockport graduate, was awarded American College Theatre Festival Regional Crafts Award, 03:23:2000 p2A
Roller, Amanda from Brockport named to Who's Who Among American High School Students for fourth time, 07:27:2000 p2A
Spencerport High school students Kristen DeGiacomo and Vi Nguyen have been selected as school district's Marine Corps Distinguished Athletic Award winners, 05:25:2000 p7A
Steger, John W., Fourth Degree Assembly No. 2297 Knights of Columbus, earns provincial To Be a Patriot Award, 07:06:2000 p2A
16th Annual Marguerite Hare Browne Service to Education Award nominations being accepted, 05:18:2000 p5A
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 4-8 based in Hamlin received the 1999 Division Award for Flotilla of the Year, 02:17:2000 p2A
Yale professor Sherwin B. Nuland to receive Writers Forum literary award, 09:28:2000 p2A
B
BAKER, CINDY
Hamlin mother and resident still awaits double-lung transplant; community support keeps her upbeat, 02:03:2000 p3ABERGEN
Power-line plan along Sweden Road in Bergen sparks debate, 07:06:2000 p1A/4ABIRTHDAYS
Epke, May - former Lakeside Memorial Hospital administrator celebrates her 101st birthday, 01:06:2000 p2AEpke, May Henderson turns 101; still living at home at Lakeside Memorial Hospital, which she helped to build, 01:13:2000 p1A/12A
Epke, May turns 102 on December 4th, 12:28:2000 p2A
Gearing, Jenny ran her own collection agency for nearly 60 years; at 103, she's collected her share of memories-and bills, 01:20:2000 p1A/12A
BIRTHS
Beers, Sierra Nicole - daughter of Donald and Lynn, 01:27:2000 p2ABott Lee, Abigail Julia born to Vincent and Sarah of Arlington, Mass., 09:28:2000 p2A
Gilbert, Ariana Victoria is born to David and Sandra Gilbert of Brockport, 03:16:2000 p2A
Guion, James Matthew born to Travis and Sara Guion, 11:23:2000 p2A
Ingham, Corey Robert born to Jeff and Michelle Kise Ingham of Gates, 07:27:2000 p2A
Lakeside Memorial Hospital welcomes three New Years Day babies - Kayla Antoinette Lotta, Alison Jade Cook; and Ryan James Mann, 01:06:2000 p3A
Marcus, Eleanor Grace born to Robert and Natasha Marcus, 11:16:2000 p2A
Shipe, Noah Robert born to Philip Shipe and Gillian Nielsen of Holley, 01:20:2000 p2A
Tremblay, Gavin Thomas born to Don and Brenda Tremblay of Brockport, 11:23:2000 p2A
Zielinski, Abigail Grace born to Heather and Jeffrey of Brookline, Mass., 08:31:2000 p2A
BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD
Blue Cross, Blue Shield offers new discounts in recreation, health and shopping to promote healthy lifestyles, 10:05:2000 p10ABlue Cross Blue Shield to raise their rates, 12:28:2000 p13A
BOATING
Make boaters learn the rules before they get out on the water (Opinion), 06:01:2000 p14BOCES
BOCES student and village may be working together to construct a village web site, 09:21:2000 p4ABOCES students James Crawford, Jim Jarimillo and Lou Pereira placed 2nd in Stock Market Game, 06:22:2000 p2A
Brockport Ford loans cars to BOCES for driver education program, 07:13:2000 p2A
Brockport high school senior Chris Zinn to create village web site through cooperative project with BOCES, 10:26:2000 p1A/16A
Godshall, Clark appointed superintendent of BOCES, 12:28:2000 p10A
BOOKS
All veterans should read the book "The Constitution That Never Was" by Ralph Boryszewski, 06:01:2000 p15AOn books: year after year, the banned played on (Funny Thing), 09:28:2000 p14A
Brockport native Carolyn Mackler publishers her book "Love and Other Four Letter Words," 10:19:2000 p4A
The Life of Reilly, The Best of Sports Illustrated's Rick Reilly a great book for gift giving (Murf's Turf), 12:21:2000 p11A
"My Times With The Sisters" by Brockport native and author Franklyn Dailey chronicles his youth and the village's past, 06:22:2000 p1A/8A
Newly published books this summer are not an easy read (Funny Thing), 04:27:2000 p14
Olenick, Andy and Richard Reisem will present a slide-show on work they have done for book "Erie Canal Legacy," 11:08:2000 p4A
Smith, James publishes "A Passion For Journalism, a Newspaper Editor Writes to his Readers," 03:16:2000 p10A
This world needs a few good comic books (Editorial), 08:03:2000 p12
BOY SCOUTS
Boy Scout Leader of the Year is Kenneth Mahon, 05:11:2000 p2ACub scouts Leader of the Year named to Michael Sinopoli of Brockport, 05:25:2000 p4A
Eagle Scout Kevin Rombaut coordinates building of picnic pavilion at Corbett Park in Brockport, 08:24:2000 p1A/4A
Explorer program gets teens interested in saving lives, 05:04:2000 p10A
Historian for boy scout troop 86 Jay Thomas reports that Harvey Rakawski became latest troop member to complete an eagle project, 08:31:2000 p2A
Marsden, Richard named to serve as district director of Northern Lights District of Otetiana Council, Boy Scouts of America, 03:09:2000 p2A
Monroe County scout recruitment comes to schools, 09:21:2000 p4A
Otetiana Council of Boy Scouts of America soliciting applications for scouts to attend the 2001 National Scout Jamboree, 11:23:2000 p4A
Receiving honors as Unit Leader of the Year were Robert Mindler, Karen Bowen, and Timothy Sheehan, 05:11:2000 p2A
Sinopoli, Michael named Cub Scout Leader of the Year, 05:11:2000 p2A
Thomas, Jay for Boy Scout Troop 86 reports the Otetiana Council is celebrating its 90th anniversary, 02:10:2000 p2A
Troop committee chairman Robert Capurso to Troop 133 recognized for his selection by Otetiana Council to receive the Silver Beaver, 05:11:2000 p2A
BRAZIL
Brazil has world's best-managed city (Opinion), 03:30:2000 p12BRIGHTON - SCHOOLS
Brighton High School looking to get in touch with graduates from 1960, 01:13:2000 p6ABROCKPORT
Ambulance billing reform inches closer, 08:17:2000 p1A/4ABond act defeat from state for money to pay for local project hurts village, 11:16:2000 p1A/14A
Brockport a good place to be - takes a village to raise a child's playground (Letter), 07:20:2000 p11A
Brockport couple Joan and Jim Hamlin are committed to community issues, 12:21:2000 p3A
Brockport creates an emergency operation center to manage disasters, 03:09:2000 p1A/14A
Brockport honors citizens for service, 03:23:2000 p3A
Brockport may establish it's own gas and electric company to reduce energy costs for residents, 11:08:2000 p1A/16A
Brockport Moose Club now offering bingo every Monday, 09:28:2000 p2A
Brockport needs more park space at a minimum cost to tax payers (Letter), 08:03:2000 p13A
Brush, leaf pick up date sets, 10:12:2000 p4A
Coming home to Brockport (Letter), 09:28:2000 p15A
Hundreds of vendors and residents came out to see village showcased during annual sidewalk sale, 07:20:2000 p1A/4A
Informal forum to give residents a chance to share concerns and offer feedback being held, 10:19:2000 p4A
Is village's water commission necessary? (Chatter), 06:15:2000 p11A
$50K grant will pay for some improvements along Main Street in Brockport, 12:28:2000 p3A
Merchant Association's annual Sidewalk Sales dates have been set; business, professional, college, service, and religious community invited to participate, 04:20:2000 p2A
Merchants Association's Sidewalk Sale returning to Brockport, 07:06:2000 p2A
Moose Lodge moves to Brockport from Clarendon where a kitchen, social quarters, offices, and a banquet room will be featured, 05:18:2000 p4A
Morgan-Manning Peddlers Market celebrates 29th year, 09:07:2000 p1A/14A
New Main Street design OK'd, 11:30:2000 p3A
School banners ok'd, 11:16:2000 p4A
Skateboarding on village land banned for safety and liability reasons, 08:10:2000 p5A
State Education Department awarded village a records management grant of $5,131 to purchase new microfilm machine and shelving for records, 09:07:2000 p4A
Village forum was a very good meeting with exceptional turn out, 11:02:2000 p3A
Village looking at King St. building to demolish it and create a municipal parking lot, 12:07:2000 p1A
Village of Brockport Water Department will be flushing water mains, 04:13:2000 p3A
Water board sparks village controversy, 12:14:2000 p1A/16A
Water Department to flush water mains, 10:12:2000 p4A
Web-site proposal which would be created as part of a cooperative project through BOCES reviewed, 10:05:2000 p3A
BROCKPORT - AMBULANCE
Ambulance patients' insurance companies will be billed for services, 05:04:2000 p1A/20AThird party billing for village ambulance services OK'd by board; offers safety net for seniors, 03:23:2000 p1A/12A
Village expands 3rd party ambulance billing - officials say billing reforms could eventually mean tax relief for residents, 11:16:2000 p8A
BROCKPORT - ART
Brockport artist Dianne Hickerson's paintings to be showcased at the Morgan Manning House, 06:08:2000 p4APaintings by Dianne Hickerson of Brockport Lon Horton of Clarkson are among those displayed at High Falls Fine Art Gallery, 07:27:2000 p2A
BROCKPORT - BUSINESSES
Allied Builders Inc. has been awarded contract work with Monroe County for new airport transportation operation center in Rochester, 11:23:2000 p2AAllied Builders Inc. wins $8.5M in contracts, 06:01:2000 p7A
Birthright of Rochester opens office in Brockport, 10:19:2000 p2A
Blum, Drew joined Allied Group of Brockport and Cheektowaga as director of real estate and business development, 08:03:2000 p4A
Brockport has a higher amount than usual of unoccupied retail space, officials remain optimistic, 12:28:2000 p1A/16A
Brockport Moose Lodge 2499 has relocated back to village after two years in Clarendon, 04:27:2000 p2A
Brockport School of Dance girls dance their way to Magic Kingdom where they will be performing, 02:17:2000 p3A
Brockport village to loose Mark and Dale's Apparel, 11:16:2000 p3A
Carriage Place Crafts & Antiques Co-op celebrating third annual Fall Festival, 10:12:2000 p4A
Couple rudely asked to leave a bakery on Main Street for no apparent reason (Letter), 07:06:2000 p7A
"Get Moo-ving with Milk" tour sponsored by nation's dairy industry made a stop at Wegmans in Brockport, 08:03:2000 p3A
Java Junction's fresh aroma and style waft outside Brockport - coffee shop to run new "Book Bistro" at Gates Library, 01:27:2000 p1A/12A
LaBelle hair salon and The Fitness Shoppe approved, 08:31:2000 p7A
Liftbridge Book Shop hosting program to discover hidden creativity with charcoal and paper, 03:16:2000 p2A
Montana Mills Bread Co. opens, 10:12:2000 p4A
Oak Orchard Community Health Center gets new physician Martha A. David M.D., 08:10:2000 p2A
Owner of Java Junction, Peter Apicella closes coffee and snack shop in Gates Library, 04:13:2000 p1A/18A
Total Accounting Systems employee Edward Bremer has passed Intuit's Quickbooks Certification course work, 10:12:2000 p2A
Wilson Farms Inc. helps raise money to help fight hunger, 03:16:2000 p8A
YMCA leader Margaret "Ramsey" Boyle brings her vision to Brockport, 09:07:2000 p4A
YMCA Program Center has launched its annual Invest in Youth campaign, 10:12:2000 p2A
BROCKPORT - CHRISTMAS
Community caroling open to all, 11:08:2000 p8AControversial light show opens tonight in Northampton Park, 11:23:2000 p4A
Keep Christmas simple this year, 10:12:2000 p14A
Lights of Northampton are on display, 12:21:2000 p1A
Mayor Mary Ann Thorpe lights village Christmas tree to kick off Brockport's Yuletide season, 12:07:2000 p1A
Merchants and residents mark the beginning of the holiday season, 11:30:2000 p1A/14A
BROCKPORT - CHURCHES
Annual ecumenical service at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Brockport to honor Martin Luther King Jr., 02:03:2000 p2ABrockport United Methodist Church to hold a Celtic celebration, 10:26:2000 p2A
Concordia Lutheran Church in Brockport hosting Christmas concert presented by Rochester area musicians, 12:21:2000 p2A
Members of eighth grade class of Christ Community Church listed, 07:13:2000 p2A
New church, Victory Fellowship holds first meeting, 11:30:2000 p2A
Rev. Steven R. Newton to become new pastor and spiritual leader at Brockport United Methodist Church, 06:29:2000 p2A
St. Luke Episcopal Church Choir to hold concert to benefit food shelf, 11:08:2000 p8A
BROCKPORT - CONCERTS
Summer Serenades returning to Sagawa Park in its eighth season of concerts, 06:01:2000 p2ABROCKPORT - ELECTIONS
If you agree with petition against spending taxes on expensive village offices, elect John Bush and Mort Wexler for village trustees (Letter), 06:08:2000 p13ANew trustee Mort Wexler thanks voters who voted in the recent Brockport election (Letter), 07:06:2000 p7A
BROCKPORT - ENVIRONMENT. See also Environment
Brockport gets funds for environmental improvement project around canal, 03:16:2000 p6AContamination from the ex-3M site has made several Oxford Street properties unmarketable, 08:03:2000 p1A/4A
GE moves on cleanup; groundwater treatment plant on Lyman Street may be built by this fall, 05:11:2000 p1A
New York State to host forum on GE contamination cleanup in Brockport, 04:27:2000 p3A
State orders more testing at toxic site, 12:14:2000 p3A
Tar pollution found at RG&E site on corner of Perry and Erie streets in Brockport; company says it will clean up village property, 04:20:2000 p1A/18A
BROCKPORT - FIRE
Capen Hose Fire Company is seeking donations to renovate a historic firehouse in Brockport, 09:28:2000 p3AMichael Menear and Andrew Burkhartzmeyer attend a special hands-on training for electrical and natural gas fires, 10:05:2000 p5A
New cascade system to add safety features for Brockport firefighters considered, 08:24:2000 p3A
New era begins for Brockport Fire Department with the opening of the first firehouse outside the village in Clarkson, 04:06:2000 p1A/5A
SUNY Brockport donates $5K to fire department; officials say money will be used to update computers, 06:29:2000 p3A
Vacant house at 9063 W. Ridge Road being used to train firefighters this summer, 06:08:2000 p10A
BROCKPORT - GOVERNMENT
Brockport Environmental Conservation Board member Robert J. Sodoma resigning, new position open, 12:07:2000 p4ABrockport Planning Board to seek fee from public-hearing applicants which will cover the mailing of notification letters, 08:31:2000 p3A
Brockport village offices now located inside the historic Seymour Building at 49 State Street, 06:01:2000 p1A/16A
First ever comprehensive employee-handbook was voted into Brockport by Village Board, 12:21:2000 p3A
Four seek two seats on Brockport Village Board; taxes emerge as key issue in race, 05:25:2000 p1A/14A
Group of residents push for law to control troublesome properties, but village officials are hesitant, 11:23:2000 p1A/12A
Locke, Annette appointed to village Planning Board and Tom Ferris appointed to Historic Preservation Board, 09:07:2000 p4A
Mayor Mary Ann Thorpe announces new village offices at 49 State Street will be dedicated to the Department of Public Works, 06:08:2000 p3A
Mayor Mary Ann Thorpe speaks out on consolidation issue, 10:19:2000 p1A/16A
More restrictions being added on future development in the Q Planned Development District to village code, 04:06:2000 p3A
Some are appalled with Planning Board (Chatter), 03:02:2000 p9A
Trustee Mort Wexler: I stand alone (Letter), 11:02:2000 p13A
Trustees currently in process of reviewing the first draft of Brockport's first-ever official employee handbook, 10:26:2000 p4A
Village Board member Robert Meusebeck appointed to the Sweden's Town Park Master Plan Committee, 06:08:2000 p5A
Village Clerk Leslie Morelli will also serve as clerk for the Planning Board and Zoning Board, 09:14:2000 p5A
Wexler, Mort agrees that complaints against water board are justified (Letter), 09:28:2000 p15A
Wexler, Mort gets little support on consolidation of Sweden and Brockport government proposal, 10:05:2000 p1A/16A
BROCKPORT - HISTORY
State grant to fund study of historic structures, 09:28:2000 p3ABROCKPORT - HOUSING
Clinton St. buildings nominated for national register, 10:12:2000 p10AA plea for decent behavior in the college rental homes (Letter), 04:06:2000 p15A
Senior housing project on East Avenue for 60 homes considered, 11:30:2000 p1A/14A
SUNY Brockport students help new homeowner Kathleen Raskin renovate her home at 55 Holley Street, 05:11:2000 p1A/18A
Village rejects senior complex, 01:27:2000 p1A/12A
BROCKPORT - LIBRARY
Brockport Kindergarten teacher Marsha Hickey donates castle to Seymour Library, 11:16:2000 p1A/14AChildren had opportunity to sharpen reading skills during summer reading program at Seymour Library, 08:10:2000 p1A/4A
Different programs are being offered, 03:16:2000 p2A
Families with children grades 1-5 invited to make a bat window decoration for Halloween at Seymour Library, 10:05:2000 p2A
Genesee storyteller Peg Glisson will present "Folk Tales of Monroe County" at Seymour Library, 09:21:2000 p2A
Lindsey, Jennifer is Seymour Library's new children's librarian, 10:26:2000 p1A/16A
National Children's Book Week at Seymour Library, 10:19:2000 p2A
Preschool story time for ages 3-5 begins at Seymour Library, 09:14:2000 p2A
Preschool Story time for children being held at Seymour Library, 03:02:2000 p2A
Restored Seymour works well for village (Letter), 06:15:2000 p13A
Sampling of Ronald VanOstrand's metal vessels are on display at Seymour Library, 03:23:2000 p2A
Seymour Library features summer concerts, 07:06:2000 p2A
Seymour Library has open registration for holiday events, 11:23:2000 p2A
Seymour Library holding a community read aloud in celebration of Children's Book Week, 11:02:2000 p4A
Seymour Library hosting moose decoration; and Brockport High Key Club reads to 3 and unders, 04:06:2000 p2A
Seymour Library hosting preschool story time, 01:13:2000 p2A
Seymour Library is celebrating donation of wooden castle from Ginther School kindergarten, 11:08:2000 p2A
Seymour Library is one of only eight libraries to offer Sunday hours, 10:05:2000 p1A/16A
Seymour Library looking for patrons to add works to its Spruce up a Moose art collection, 02:24:2000 p3A
Seymour Library offering Preschool Storytime, 09:28:2000 p2A
Seymour Library plans events during school break, 02:10:2000 p2A
Seymour Library plans summer activities, 06:15:2000 p2A
Seymour Library would like to thank those who helped in the Read-Aloud (Letter), 12:07:2000 p15A
Story time for children 3 and up at Seymour Library, 04:27:2000 p2A
Third annual Seymour Library Pumpkin Roll to be held, 10:19:2000 p2A
Victorian style quilts from collection of Clarkson resident Erbland, Nadine are on display at Seymour Library in the Duryea Room, 02:03:2000 p2A
BROCKPORT - MUSEUMS
Dobson's Drug Store bottle eventually gets to museum, 08:24:2000 p5AEmily L. Knapp Museum of Local History to open on State Street, 08:17:2000 p2A
BROCKPORT - PARKS
Angry residents want county to move a controversial holiday light show out of Northampton Park, 07:27:2000 p1A/7ABrockport Parks Committee plans to start installing new playground in placement of the Utica St. playground, 05:25:2000 p3A
Brockport's Harvester Park is included in a bond that will appear on the ballot next month, 10:12:2000 p1A/16A
Let's keep the parks as parks, and leave the holiday light show out of Northampton Park (Letter), 05:18:2000 p13A
Light show in Northampton Park ruins park's peacefulness (Letter), 08:03:2000 p13A
Light show opponent says story was wrong for Northampton Park (letter), 08:10:2000 p13A
Light show was good for Northampton (Letter), 05:04:2000 p19A
Parks committee, volunteers dig in on Utica Street, 07:13:2000 p3A
Residents unite to protect Northampton Park and aim to fight commercial exploitation of county parks, 04:20:2000 p1A/18A
Skateboard park proposed, 04:13:2000 p1A/18A
Snow day at Northampton park with sledding and winter fun, 02:03:2000 p1A
BROCKPORT - POLICE
Brockport Police Department and Greater Rochester Safe Kids offering child safety seat inspection, 06:22:2000 p8ABrockport Village Board approves a Citizens Police Academy and a volunteer policing unit being considered, 02:10:2000 p3A
Community safe program Students, Police, and Residents Together Against Crime seeking volunteers, 09:21:2000 p4A
First Citizens Police Academy brought the village, university, and police closer together, 04:27:2000 p1A/16A
Girls learn the ropes with Brockport police department, 06:29:2000 p4A
New police calling system checks up on elderly - more seniors encouraged to enroll, 03:30:2000 p3A
New tracking system allows police to catch criminals faster, 06:29:2000 p1A/7A
SPARTAC volunteers assist police by patrolling village on weekends, 11:08:2000 p1A/16A
BROCKPORT - POST OFFICE
Brockport post office selects new location on Owens Road, 12:21:2000 p1A/5ALooking back on Brockport's postal service (Historian's Notebook), 07:27:2000 p6A
New postmaster Donna Chichester welcomed to Brockport post office, 03:23:2000 p1A/12A
U.S. Postal Service says land for new post office in Brockport will be purchased this week, 09:14:2000 p1A/16A
BROCKPORT - RECREATION. See Brockport - Parks
BROCKPORT - ROADS
Brockport may ban trucks on village roadways, 11:16:2000 p1A/14ADepartment of Transportation inviting the public to a meeting to talk about proposed road-improvement projects, 06:29:2000 p1A/7A
Route 19, West Ave. safety debated - state Department of Transportation considering residents' input on how to make road safer, 07:06:2000 p1A
State Department of Transportation holding meeting for proposed Route 19 and West Avenue highway project, 06:22:2000 p3A
BROCKPORT - TAXES
Mayor announces grant for sidewalk improvements as well as no tax increase in village's budget, 04:20:2000 p3AVillage holds line on tax rate, 03:30:2000 p1A/14A
Wexler, Mort wants to cut tax rate by consolidating government services, which irks fellow trustees, 09:14:2000 p1A/16A
BROCKPORT - TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Input sought on new area-code crisis, 01:20:2000 p4ABROCKPORT - THEATRE
Amateur Brockport theater group performs at United Methodist Church, 03:30:2000 p1A/14AFifth annual production of Broadway in Brockport held in Large Group Instruction Room at A.D. Oliver Middle School, 05:25:2000 p2A
BROCKPORT - TRANSPORTATION
Comprehensive study of Brockport to focus on traffic problems, 09:28:2000 p1A/16AStuck trucks on Main St. bridge becoming a real problem for village - solutions being sought, 02:17:2000 p1A/12A
Village approves traffic study, 10:05:2000 p4A
BROCKPORT ART FESTIVAL
Art festival draws crowd despite weather, and raised between $25,000 and $30,000 for charity, 08:17:2000 p1A/4ASixth annual Brockport Art Festival hosts more than 150 juried arts and crafts exhibitors, as well as food and beverage vendors, 08:10:2000 p2A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS
Brockport Central School District looking for parent representatives for shared decision making teams at Ginther, Barclay, Hill and A.D. Oliver, 06:22:2000 p3ABrockport Central School District to celebrate Red Ribbon Week, 10:26:2000 p4A
Brockport Central School District's Continuing University for Parents will sponsor three Monday workshops with local lecturer and therapist Dennis Boike, 10:05:2000 p2A
Brockport Middle schoolers and high schoolers participating in fifth annual production of Broadway in Brockport, 05:25:2000 p2A
Brockport school district soon to hand over water lines and water problems to village, saving money by cutting need for new equipment, 08:17:2000 p1A/4A
Brockport schools outperform peers in state - more Brockport students are passing Regents exams, 03:16:2000 p1A/12A
Brockport students having trouble meeting state educational standards to receive extra help next year in the Academic Intervention Services Program, 06:08:2000 p1A
Brockport students honored by SUNY Brockport president Paul Yu for their outstanding efforts in the 3-1-3 program, 02:24:2000 p2A
Continuing education classes and registration now open, 08:24:2000 p2A
District receives grant to install geothermal heating system, 06:29:2000 p11A
District reviews hazing policy, 12:28:2000 p1A/16A
District unveils official website, 01:27:2000 p1A/12A
New assistant superintendent Conrad, Robert appointed, 01:20:2000 p1A/12A
New school administration building represents the past, present and future, 01:13:2000 p1A/12A
Non-teacher union members have rejected a proposed contract from Brockport schools twice - a third vote is on the way, 07:13:2000 p1A.12A
School construction and renovations right on schedule, 08:24:2000 p3A
School district brochure received an Award of Honor at New York School Public Relations Association's annual communications contest, 11:02:2000 p4A
Students named to St. John Lutheran school honor rolls, 11:30:2000 p2A
4th and 8th graders score above average on state tests, 11:30:2000 p1A/14A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - ALUMNI
Alumni of the Brockport High School Band invited to play with school's summer band and jazz ensemble, 06:01:2000 p2ABrockport High graduate Heather Miner joined Duffy Communications', 02:03:2000 p2A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - BOARD
Brockport Parent Teacher Association hosting a "meet the candidate night" with James Kenney who seeks reelection to school board, 05:04:2000 p2AKenney, James retains his seat on the school board after budget is passed, 05:18:2000 p1A
School board approves a policy change regarding screening of new school entrants, 09:28:2000 p4A
School non-teacher union contract OK'd on third try, 07:27:2000 p4A
Zimmer, Gary retains position as president of Brockport school board, 07:13:2000 p12A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - BUDGET
Brockport school board approves budget for a $50 million spending plan, 03:30:2000 p3ABrockport School trustee Gerald Maar is heading up local petition for special-education money, 08:24:2000 p1A/4A
Brockport unveils a $50 million school plan that would help pay for a new state-mandated program, 03:09:2000 p1A/14A
Geothermal heating and cooling system at Brockport is expected to save taxpayers money; seeking $200K for system, 05:25:2000 p1A/14A
Residents of Brockport School district to decide fate of $50.4M school budget; transportation costs and new state-mandated program drive plan, 05:11:2000 p1A/18A
Voters give thumbs-up to budget and transportation proposition, 05:18:2000 p1A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - BUSES
District adds bus runs, 10:19:2000 p4ADistrict sets new vote on bus garage, 12:14:2000 p1A/16A
District unveils $6.6M project calling for building a bus garage and six athletic fields off Redman Road; plan goes to voters Aug. 8, 06:22:2000 p1A/8A
New bus garage proposal doesn't quiet concerns, 11:23:2000 p3A
Residents criticize bus garage plan saying that the district is planning to pay too much to acquire land for the garage, 09:21:2000 p1A/14A
School Districts implements new seat-belt rule while riding on buses, 01:13:2000 p1A/12A
Some district residents happy that the vote on the bus garage proposal will not happen next month, 09:07:2000 p1A/14A
State Education Department puts hold on building bus garage on Redman Road until environmental study is done, 08:03:2000 p1A/4A
Volunteer coordinator Karen Zaleski steps down after 13 years of service, 07:20:2000 p3A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - ELEMENTARY
Elementary summer school for at-risk students planned, 02:10:2000 p1A/5AFred W. Hill Elementary School held its annual Science Fun Day, 06:22:2000 p1A/8A
Fred W. Hill Elementary School welcomes new year with more than 2,000 donations of food, 01:06:2000 p1A/14A
Ginther Elementary student selected to participate in People to People program, 03:23:2000 p3A
Hill elementary fifth grade students get a chance to learn about the stock market by investing $100,000 of pretend money in stock market game, 05:18:2000 p2A
Summer language arts program gets a thumbs up from staff and parents, 08:10:2000 p1A/4A
Summer school program being offered and held at A.D. Oliver Middle school for students in grades K-6, 05:18:2000 p3A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - EMPLOYEES
Labor-management cooperation at work in Brockport; committee working on several projects, 01:27:2000 p6ASchool district plan will give teachers additional training to help boost student test scores, 10:12:2000 p1A/16A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - HIGH SCHOOL
48 members of National Honor Society from Brockport High participated in the American Heart Walk, 04:13:2000 p2ABand practices to gear up for performance at Walt Disney World next month, 04:20:2000 p1A/18A
Brockport High School bands and its color guard attend Heritage Music Festival and Competition in Orlando FL; students shine, 06:01:2000 p3A
Brockport High School names scholarship winners, 06:29:2000 p7A
Brockport High School names top honor students, 12:28:2000 p4A
Brockport High's Valedictorian Rebecca Shewman and Salutatorian Christopher Boone ready for new challenges of college, 06:15:2000 p1A
Choir members selected to participate, 05:04:2000 p2A
'Class Acts' musical variety with students and faculty a real show-stopper, 03:16:2000 p4A
Class of 1961 plans for 40th reunion, 12:07:2000 p2A
Class of 2000 reflects on their past and look to the future, 06:29:2000 p1A
Commencement ceremony for class of 2000 will be held on June 24th, 06:15:2000 p3A
Danielle Pelcher's students travels to NYC to participate in American Choral Director's Association Eastern Div. Honor's Choir, 03:16:2000 p4A
Drama club will perform "A Midsummer Night's Dream," 03:30:2000 p2A
High school science classes recently held at Spirit of Rochester to give students hands-on learning experience, 06:01:2000 p4A
Homecoming pep rally held in Walrath Stadium, 10:19:2000 p1A
Jazz and madrigal vocal group Mad Vocals has donated $1,500 to the Make-a-Wish Foundation, 06:08:2000 p2A
Meet Brockport High School Class of 2000 graduates, 06:29:2000 p10A
New members of Brockport High were inducted into the National Honor Society, 05:04:2000 p2A
Odyssey of the Mind team to compete in world championships, 04:13:2000 p1A/18A
President of Brockport High student council Nicole Rister selected to attend Council Leadership and Student Activities summer leadership camp, 08:10:2000 p2A
33rd Annual Leukemia Dance Marathon to be held, 03:16:2000 p5A
Students honored for leadership, skills and participation in school clubs and organizations, 06:29:2000 p7A
Students honored to Brockport 3-1-3 program, 07:27:2000 p2A
Students selected to participate in the NYS School Music Association Conference All State ensembles, 12:21:2000 p2A
Varsity Club held its annual senior citizen prom, 05:04:2000 p1A/20A
Varsity Club to host 5th annual 'Senior Prom,' 04:13:2000 p2A
Weber, Andrew Lloyd and Tim Rice's performance of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" promising, 11:08:2000 p1A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - MIDDLE SCHOOL
Billy Martin's Cole All-Star Circus held at A.D. Oliver Middle School to raise money for school districts boys basketball program, 04:13:2000 p1ACancer cases at A.D. Oliver has some school staffers calling for further district action to look into the issue, 07:20:2000 p1A/4A
Delany, Jeff new Assistant Principal at A.D. Oliver Middle School, 03:16:2000 p3A
Fall physicals and physical health reviews have been planned at A.D. Oliver Middle School, 07:20:2000 p8A
Middle school science fair a success, 05:25:2000 p3A
Oliver Middle School announces honor roll students, 03:16:2000 p6A
Oliver Middle School announces honor students, 05:11:2000 p5A
Students named to honor rolls, 12:14:2000 p10A
Students of AD Oliver Middle School to perform "Fiddler on the Roof," 03:23:2000 p1A/12A
Students participate in the Junior High Area All State Music Festival, 11:30:2000 p2A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Daughters sponsor essay contest, 01:20:2000 p2ABROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - WE-MO-CO. See WE-MO-CO
BROCKPORT ECUMENICAL FOOD SHELF
Candlelight walk to benefit Brockport food shelf, 10:26:2000 p4ABROCKPORT MIGRANT EDUCATION PROGRAM
Brockport Migrant Education Program sponsoring a summer food-service program for eligible migrant children, 06:22:2000 p2ABROCKPORT POST
Monroe County Committee American Legion Auxiliary thanks Brockport Post staff for coverage (Letter), 07:20:2000 p11AMurphy, Tom is only sports editor who does not require coaches to call in their scores (Murf's Turf), 11:30:2000 p9A
New Years greetings from Brockport Post staff to Brockport Post readers, 01:06:2000 p6A/7A
Please write short columns this sports season to keep readers interested (Murf's Turf), 08:31:2000 p9A
Thank you for eliminating "Chatter" column (Letter), 10:26:2000 p15A
Thanks to Brockport Post for stories on sustainable living (Letter), 07:13:2000 p
Why we have to kill the column "Chatter" (Commentary), 10:12:2000 p15A
BROCKPORT SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL
Finishing touches being applied to Arts Festival - proceeds from this year's even will help fund community projects, 08:03:2000 p3ABROCKPORT/SWEDEN TOY SHELF
Brockport/Sweden Toy Shelf looking for coordinators, 09:21:2000 p2ACoordinators at the Toy Shelf are leaving, with no replacements - Santa seeks new helpers, 09:28:2000 p1A/16A
Toy Shelf accepting toys, 12:07:2000 p2A
Toy Shelf gets new coordinators, Ruthann Tryka and Terri Abrams, 10:26:2000 p9A
Toy Shelf has 2 new coordinators ready to carry on the eight year tradition, 10:12:2000 p2A
BROCKPORT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Orchestra to perform at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 04:06:2000 p2AOrchestra will present its first spring concert at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church, 03:02:2000 p2A
BROCKPORT VILLAGE LANDING
Landing hopes community will come out to support the center and its residents by taking time to stop in and spend time with residents, 05:25:2000 p1A/14ABROCKPORT YACHT CLUB
Hannigan, Lori elected commodore of the Brockport Yacht Club, 02:17:2000 p2ABUFFALO BILLS
Bills Experience camp allows fans to take part in the action at the St. John Fisher College training camp, 08:03:2000 p10ABills fans enjoy waiting game for players signatures, 08:10:2000 p10A
Hill, Raion has been studying and working hard to earn a spot on the Bills, 08:17:2000 p12A
St. John Fisher College replaces SUNY Fredonia as the team's training camp, 07:27:2000 p12A
BUSES. See Transportation
BUSH, GEORGE W.
Bush, George has an empty suit campaign (Letter), 02:10:2000 p15APresidents stopover at the Greater Rochester International Airport brings boosters and boos, 03:16:2000 p14A
BUSINESSES
Barberio, James Jr. has recently taken and passed the Master Service Technician exam for Briggs & Stratton, 05:25:2000 p2ABausch & Lomb sees revenue rise, 05:04:2000 p12A
Big Box Super Stores (like Wal-Mart and Tops) prevent neighborhood stores from any business - shop your neighborhood stores (Opinion), 09:14:2000 p14
Bottone, Julie P. of Brockport has been named manager of First Niagara Bank's Irondequiot branch, 03:02:2000 p2A
Companies leave older workers in lurch (Letter), 05:11:2000 p17A
Frontier sells cellular rights to Bell Atlantic Mobile, increasing mobile coverage of the East Coast, 02:03:2000 p6A
Income down at Xerox Corp., 05:04:2000 p12A
Keep the small-town feeling alive; don't let Wal-Mart enter your neighborhood (Guest Essay), 09:14:2000 p15A
Sixth annual open house and tour of Chili Mills to be held, 05:18:2000 p2A
Walker, Michael C. steps down as chief executive of Valley Manor Apartments and Senior Services, 07:06:2000 p2A
C
CAMP GOOD DAYS AND SPECIAL TIMES
More than 200 local high school and college students will dance and sing to benefit Camp Good Days & Special Times, 10:05:2000 p6ACANCER
Breast Cancer survivors start local support group to share experiences and educate members about treatments, 10:12:2000 p1A/16ALocal girl Melissa Sengbusch stops treatment for cancer but doesn't give up on life; she is an inspiration for everyone else, 05:18:2000 p3A
Questions to ask about prostate cancer treatments, 05:04:2000 p12A
Rabjohn, Justin, a 2-1/2 year old Clarkson boy has survived cancer and beaten the odds, 10:05:2000 p1A/16A
CENSUS
Government takes leave of its census (Funny Thing), 04:13:2000 p16SUNY Brockport urges Brockport residents to tell U.S. Census Bureau you live here, 03:02:2000 p1A/12A
CENTENARIANS. See Birthdays
CHARITIES. See Fundraisers
CHILDREN
Giving kids a chance to success with Quad A of Rochester a start to giving kids from economically disadvantaged neighborhoods alternatives to violence (Guest Essay), 08:17:2000 p15AToo often kids are portrayed in a negative light, but many of them do random acts of kindness with no expectations (Letter), 05:18:2000 p13A
CHRISTMAS
Lessons learned at Christmas (Letter), 01:20:2000 p11AMonroe County Light show has positive and negative feedback, 01:06:2000 p3A
Thanks to various members of Brighton and surrounding communities for donating Christmas gifts to boys at Oatka Center Satellite Home (Letter), 01:20:2000 p11A
CLARKSON. See also Sweden
Clarkson secures $28K for sidewalks, 09:07:2000 p4AKimball, Paul is the longest serving supervisor in the history of the town of Clarkson, 09:28:2000 p1A/16A
Sign of directory of town facilities approved and will be placed near the court house, 09:21:2000 p4A
Sweden and Clarkson awarded a $78,000 Community Development Block Grant, 06:08:2000 p3A
Town assessor Christine Stanwix to now also monitor the Rush tax roll, 04:06:2000 p4A
Town Hall renovations planned, 12:07:2000 p5A
Water-main replacement begins in Clarkson taking place along Ridge Road, 03:09:2000 p3A
CLARKSON - BUDGET
Town OK's $1.7M budget, 11:23:2000 p4ACLARKSON - BUSINESSES
Clarkson Children's Center to open this month with help of a state grant, 10:05:2000 p3ARidgecrest Turkey Farm in Clarkson has been selling Thanksgiving birds for more that 15 years, 11:23:2000 p1A/12A
CLARKSON - CHURCHES
Clarkson Garland United Methodist Church to hold a 175th anniversary celebration, 07:27:2000 p1A/7ACLARKSON - FIRE
Clarkson firehouse gets $10K for addition; new fire station will add a fire truck bay, 06:01:2000 p5ACLARKSON - RECREATION
Summer concerts being hosted by town of Clarkson through August 23rd, 07:20:2000 p5ACLARKSON - TAXES
Clarkson cuts tax rate 3.5% from increased highway and sales tax revenues, 10:05:2000 p1A/16ACLINTON, HILLARY
End the anti-Hillary vitriol (Letter), 10:26:2000 p15AFour questions for Hillary (Letter), 10:12:2000 p15A
Hillary doesn't dazzle me (Letter), 10:05:2000 p15A
Let Sen. Clinton show us what she can do (Editorial), 11:16:2000 p12A
COBBLESTONE SOCIETY MUSEUM
New garden court to be dedicated in memory of Marcia Brown Hart and her father Homer Culver Brown on grounds of Cobblestone Museum, 08:10:2000 p2ACOLLEGE
College students and community neighbors need to learn how to get along (Letter), 10:19:2000 p15AState aims to help families afford college (From the Assemblyman), 09:28:2000 p5A
Tips for using online college applications, 02:17:2000 p4A
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Adams, Holly; Rebecca Elisabeth Drake; and Beth Ann Lievense named to Roberts Wesleyan College dean's list, 06:08:2000 p2AAnderson, Meghan Elizabeth; Ortu, Abigail Leah and Tubbs, Jason Daniel recognized by SUNY Brockport as outstanding students, 02:10:2000 p2A
Area students named to Genesee Community College dean's list, 07:27:2000 p2A
Barney, Daniel named to Rochester Institute of Technology dean's list, 09:21:2000 p2A
Bell, Erin M. receives doctor of philosophy degree from North Carolina School of Public Health at Chapel Hill, 06:08:2000 p2A
Bigley, Michael W., Holley C. Maar and Shannon M. Reed named to St. Bonaventure University dean's list, 08:17:2000 p2A
Bishop, Elizabeth named to Baldwin-Wallace College dean's list, 06:29:2000 p2A
Blocker, Joyce honored by Private Industry Council of Monroe County as Youth Graduate of the Year, 05:25:2000 p2A
Blog, Chad named to University of Richmond dean's list, 06:15:2000 p2A
Boerner, Jennifer A. named to Boston University dean's list, 08:31:2000 p2A
Bordeau, Shane; Sabrina Martin, Sarah Schram, and Keri Morrison named to Ithaca College dean's list, 03:02:2000 p2A
Brannigan, Aurora V. and Theresa M. Thompson named to SUNY Binghamton dean's list, 06:29:2000 p2A
Brannigan, Aurora V. and Thompson, Teresa M. named to Harpur College of Arts and Sciences at Binghamton University dean's list, 02:17:2000 p2A
Breslawski, David W. and Michael G. Bublitz named to president's list at Genesee Community College, 07:27:2000 p2A
Brockport residents named to SUNY Fredonia dean's list, 02:24:2000 p2A
Burghardt, Ryen and Joseph Winnick are summer graduates of University of South Carolina, 08:17:2000 p2A
Bush, Megan E. named to Niagara University dean's list, 04:27:2000 p2A, 08:17:2000 p2A
Byers, Karol Sue and Jenny L. Friedrich among graduates of SUNY Brockport, 06:15:2000 p2A
Clasquin, Michelle F. named to Middlebury College dean's list, 07:27:2000 p2A
Codding, Molly and Adrienne Frank named to Nazareth College dean's list, 03:09:2000 p2A
Coriale, Katherine named to Syracuse University dean's list, 11:30:2000 p2A
Coriale, Michael Rocco graduates Duke University, 07:13:2000 p2A
Coriale, Michael Rocco named to Duke University dean's list, 03:02:2000 p2A
Dailey, Patrick of Brockport took office as vice president of St. Bonaventure University's Student Government Association, 04:13:2000 p2A
Dean, Elaine and Kaylen Lott named to Geneseo dean's list, 03:16:2000 p10A
DiGiacomo, Kristen recognized as a presidential scholarship winner at Elmira College, 11:30:2000 p2A
Ekiert, Charles, Joshua Matsko, Mike Armstrong, and Paul Gears are among the first-year students at SUNY College of Technology at Alfred, 10:05:2000 p2A
Fortner, Katie Marie accepts membership in National Society of Collegiate Scholars at Indiana University, 07:20:2000 p2A
Fortner, P. Jay graduates University of Chicago with bachelor's degree in economics, 06:22:2000 p2A
Genesee Community College names Brockport residents to dean's list, 03:02:2000 p2A
Genesee County Community College names local students to dean's lists, 02:17:2000 p2A
German, Michael is graduate of SUNY College of Technology at Alfred with associate's degree in auto trades, heavy equipment, 06:22:2000 p2A
Ghazanfari, Shirin Sainab and Kelly Danielle Sheldon graduate SUNY Geneseo, 10:26:2000 p2A
Graf, Nicole named to Cornell University dean's list, 03:09:2000 p2A, 07:06:2000 p2A
Hage, David P. named to Villa nova University dean's list, 03:09:2000 p2A
Haynes, Ellen E. is a member of Representative Assembly of the Bates College, 12:14:2000 p2A
Haynes, Ellen E. named to Bates College dean's list, 03:30:2000 p2A, 07:20:2000 p2A
Heard, Jamie Lyn named to SUNY Geneseo dean's list, 02:10:2000 p7A
Heard, Kevin named to SUNY Geneseo dean's list, 02:10:2000 p7A
Hogan, Sarah A. named to Syracuse University dean's list, 03:23:2000 p2A
Hogan, Sarah and Romy Hosford among 35 Syracuse University students named as Remembrance Scholars, 06:01:2000 p2A
Hogan, Sarah named to Syracuse University dean's list, 08:03:2000 p2A
Hosford, Romy and Robin Codding inducted into Syracuse University chapter of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, 07:06:2000 p2A
Hosford, Romy and Sarah Hogan honored as Remembrance Scholars at Syracuse University, 12:07:2000 p2A
Hoy, Daniel named "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities," 05:18:2000 p2A
Johnson, Greta Renee named to Nazareth dean's list, 03:16:2000 p10A
Johnson, Kevin named to St. John Fisher dean's list, 08:24:2000 p2A
Karlsen, Sue inducted into Alpha Iota Upsilon, the Genesee Community College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, 03:30:2000 p2A
Koutras, Robert cast member of the Ithaca College Theatre presentation "Beyond Words: A Celebration of Dance," 05:04:2000 p2A
Koutras, Robert of Ithaca College performs in production of "A Little Night Music," 11:16:2000 p2A
Kress, Kevin M. is graduate of Clarkson University, 03:02:2000 p2A
Lippa, Irene named to University of Rochester dean's list, 03:02:2000 p2A
Lodge, Brian named to president's honor roll at University of South Carolina, 06:08:2000 p2A
Lodge, Brian named to University of South Carolina dean's list, 02:24:2000 p2A
Makarewicz, Cheryl to enter doctoral program at Harvard University, 07:20:2000 p2A
Marcus, Benjamin L. is graduate of New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University with bachelor's degree in art and design, 06:22:2000 p2A
Markham, Jordan P., Matthes R. Zimmer, Aaryn R. Curry and Andrew R. Hamilton named to University at Buffalo dean's list, 08:03:2000 p2A
Matteson, Sara E. graduates Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 09:07:2000 p2A
Mazzola, Erin named to SUNY Cortland dean's list, 03:09:2000 p2A
McAllister, Sean taking part in internship this fall through SUNY Oswego, 11:23:2000 p2A
McNamara, Brett named to University of Tampa dean's list, 07:20:2000 p2A
McNamara, Craig T. graduates cum laude from Hartwick College, 07:20:2000 p2A
McNamara, Craig T. named to Hartwick College dean's list, 07:13:2000 p2A
Meyer, Debra M. among students at SUNY Buffalo honored for having a GPA of 3.5 after accumulation of 45 credit hours, 06:15:2000 p2A
Militello, Christopher receives law degree from Syracuse University College of Law, 08:31:2000 p2A
Miller, Crystal began studies at Gannon University, 02:10:2000 p7A
Moody, Krista inducted into Golden Key National Honor Society at University of Massachusetts, 12:14:2000 p2A
Morgante, Christine named to D'Youville College dean's list, 02:24:2000 p2A
Mrowka, John named to Clarkson University dean's list, 03:02:2000 p2A
Niagara University names local students to dean's list, 02:17:2000 p2A
Northrop, Sarah M. graduates Edinboro University, 07:06:2000 p2A
Northrop, Sarah M. named to Edinboro University dean's list, 06:29:2000 p2A
Oetinger, Karyn M. named to Daemen College dean's list, 02:10:2000 p2A
O'Laughlin, Colleen named to Clarkson University dean's list, 05:18:2000 p2A
O'Sullivan, Tina Marie graduates Radford University, 06:29:2000 p2A
Painting, Kara Meade is magna cum laude graduate of Syracuse University's college of visual and performing arts, 06:22:2000 p2A
Powell, Deena inducted into Syracuse University chapter of Kappa Omicron Nu Honor Society, 05:25:2000 p2A
Powell, Deena Underwood, Thomas named to Syracuse University dean's list, 02:24:2000 p2A
Powell, Denna accepted as member of National Society of Collegiate Scholars at Syracuse University, 07:13:2000 p2A
Preston, Christopher; Michael German; Daniel Korzenieski; Matthew Provost; Mary Shepard; Sarah Hicks; and Jennifer Marvin named to SUNY Alfred dean's list, 06:15:2000 p2A
Quinn, Bridget A. and Meagan K. Villa graduate SUNY Geneseo, 10:26:2000 p2A
Rademacher, Sara J. is member of class of 2004 at St. Lawrence University, 10:05:2000 p2A
Reed, Shannon M. has been inducted into Sigma Gamma chapter of Phi Alpha Theta international history honor society, 12:28:2000 p2A
Reed, Shannon M, Holley C. Maar, Arick D. Close, and Rebecca M. Lippa named to St. Bonaventure dean's list, 03:09:2000 p2A
Rich, Cassandra Carter named to Wake Forest University dean's list, 02:17:2000 p2A, 06:29:2000 p2A
Robinson, Julie of Boston University to study in Ecuador, 12:07:2000 p4A
Robinson, Leslie named to Baldwin-Wallace College dean's list, 02:10:2000 p2A
Robinson, Sarah Jean graduates Syracuse University with bachelor's degree in social work, 08:10:2000 p2A
Schleede, Scott and Brett Whitney graduate Roberts Wesleyan College, 06:29:2000 p2A
Schmidt, William named to Syracuse University dean's list, 07:06:2000 p2A
Schwind, Erik; Jeremy Bauerle and Sean Brinkman named to SUNY Plattsburgh dean's list, 03:16:2000 p10A
Sheldon, Kelly Danielle, Eleni Tavelaris, Andrea Lynn Moore, and Emily Margaret Lawlor named to SUNY Geneseo dean's list, 09:28:2000 p2A
Shoniker, Amy E. named to Monroe Community College dean's list, 02:10:2000 p7A
Simonds, Daniel Robert named to SUNY College at Cortland dean's list, 06:22:2000 p2A
Sotherden, Emily named to Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester dean's list, 03:23:2000 p2A
Stickles, Renee named to Gannon University dean's list, 08:17:2000 p2A
Stickles, Renee recognized as a president's list scholar and named to Gannon University dean's list, 03:09:2000 p2A
Stratton, Kathleen D. named to St. John Fisher dean's list, 04:27:2000 p2A
SUNY Brockport student Green, Doris honored with the Continuing Education Association of New York's Region IV Outstanding Adult Student award, 11:30:2000 p3A
SUNY Geneseo announces area resident students who made fall semester dean's list, 04:06:2000 p2A
Syracuse University names area residents to dean's list, 03:09:2000 p2A
Thies, Laura named to Johnson and Wales University dean's list, 02:10:2000 p7A
Toth, Gregory P. named to Pennsylvania State University dean's list, 06:29:2000 p2A
Uebelacker, Linda named to St. John Fisher dean's list, 03:23:2000 p2A
Underwood, Jessica studying in Spain, 11:08:2000 p2A
Underwood, Tom recipient fo the KatchAll Industry's Award at Syracuse University, 06:15:2000 p2A
Valet, Robert S. cited for outstanding academic achievement at Dartmouth College, 08:31:2000 p2A
Valet, Robert S. cited for outstanding work in biology during winter term at Dartmouth College, 05:18:2000 p2A
Wais, Stacy J. named to Roger Williams University dean's list, 02:24:2000 p2A
Wais, Vanessa named to College Misericordia dean's list, 03:23:2000 p2A, 07:20:2000 p2A
Walls, Matthew J. graduates StevensTechnical Institute with a master's degree in telecommunications, 06:15:2000 p2A
Weinpress, Meghan graduates SUNY Geneseo, 03:16:2000 p10A
Wheat, Paul G. graduates from SUNY Oswego, 05:25:2000 p2A
Wheat, Paul G. named to SUNY College at Oswego dean's list, 06:22:2000 p2A
Wheat, Paul G. named to SUNY Oswego dean's list, 03:09:2000 p2A
Winslow, Stephanie L. named to Bowling Green State University dean's list, 08:24:2000 p2A
Wong, Ellis is May graduate of Catawba College, 06:08:2000 p2A
Young, Joshua of Clarkson graduates from Syracuse University, 03:16:2000 p2A
Young, Vanessa and Deena Powell student peer advisors at Syracuse University, 10:26:2000 p2A
Zajonczkos, Tammy M. participated in honors convocation at SUNY College at Buffalo, 06:08:2000 p2A
Zimmer, Brian graduates Ithaca College, 07:27:2000 p2A
COLUMBINE
I'll march for Columbine (Letter), 04:20:2000 p17ACOMICS
"Peanuts" comic strip goes into recycling mode as of Jan. 4th (Editorial), 01:06:2000 p12ACOOL KIDS
Brockport's educational and entertainment Cool Kids On Campus program continues to grow, 04:06:2000 p1A/5ACool Kids On Campus is presenting a program celebrating December holidays, 12:07:2000 p2A
Cool Kids on Campus returns for its second season in the Seymour Union on the SUNY Brockport campus, 01:27:2000 p2A
Kids of all ages invited to an evening of entertainment and activity when Cool Kids in the Park program returns to Sagawa Park, 06:08:2000 p2A
COSMETIC SURGERY
Go the scandal route to get a new nose, have a wealthy entrepreneur pay (Daily Dose), 01:13:2000 p10ACRIME
20 year old Christa Perrin has been in and out of jail since she was 13 - every night she asks for forgiveness (Guest Essay), 09:21:2000 p13ABrockport man Roese, Michael acquitted of bomb-threat charges, 02:10:2000 p3A
Clarkson teacher Ray Czarniak faces 46 sex charges, 09:14:2000 p4A
Clarkson woman Annette Monstream guilty in husband's death, 03:09:2000 p4A
Failed drug war keeps prisons full (Opinion), 02:24:2000 p10A
Lets try more prevention and less prison (Opinion), 02:10:2000 p14A
Mysterious death of Brockport's Edward Freson has family members, police, and friends offering rewards and searching for clues, 06:01:2000 p1A/16A
Republican Thompson, Tommy G. of Wisconsin may be what we need to seek jail reform (Opinion), 02:17:2000 p10A
We can do more to fight crime and violence (Letter), 02:24:2000 p11A
Zappa, Stephen and Suzanne were arrested for falling asleep in a strangers bed (Funny Thing), 01:20:2000 p10A
CULTURAL DIVERSITY
Reaching out to our cultural needs (Guest Essay), 03:16:2000 p15AD
DAISY MARQUIS JONES FOUNDATION
Trustees of the Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation announce grants, 04:27:2000 p10ADANCING
Streb, Carolyn of Hamlin participated in Arthur Murray Summer Dance Festival 2000, 10:12:2000 p4AStreb, Carolyn of Hamlin participated in Arthur Murray Summer Dance Festival 2000 in Montreal, 09:14:2000 p2A
DEATH
Dying on our own terms (Guest Essay), 09:07:2000 p13ATeleconference set to help teens and adolescence cope with grief and loss, 04:20:2000 p6A
DEATHS
Albanese, Florence M. - Brockport centenarian, 10:12:2000 p10AAnselm, Karl R. - retired educational consultant, 08:17:2000 p10A
Bankston, J.B. - Albion resident, 06:22:2000 p6A
Behrend, Mildred U. - retiree of Eastman Kodak, 02:03:2000 p10A
Benkert, Francis C. - owned restaurant, 05:04:2000 p7A
Bennage, Walter - Holley resident, 01:27:2000 p3A
Bishop Joseph Lloyd - mourning his passing, rejoicing his legacy (Letter), 09:07:2000 p13A
Blank, Melanie A. - Orleans 4-H leader, 03:09:2000 p8A
Bliss, Lois - led Irondequoit senior program, 03:30:2000 p5A
Bowen, Gary R. - worked for town of Greece, 02:10:2000 p10A
Boynton, Elmer D. - Duffy Mott retiree, 11:16:2000 p8A
Brockway, Mabel - retired teacher, 01:27:2000 p3A
Brown, Arlie R. - WWII veteran, 08:03:2000 p4A
Brown, Clifford R. - retiree of General Railway Signal, 05:25:2000 p5A
Brunette, Dorothy Broer - 84, Hamlin resident, 12:21:2000 p6A
Bush, Margaret - worked at Harley School, 12:14:2000 p13A
Case, Raymond H. - retiree of Duffy Mott, 06:22:2000 p6A
Codori, Charles W. - meat cutter, WWII veteran, 07:13:2000 p5A
Cole, Joan E. - co-owned trucking company, 08:17:2000 p10A
Connors, E. Jay - retiree of Duryea Ford, veteran, 12:07:2000 p10A
Corcoran, Betteanne - loving mother and wife, 09:07:2000 p7A
Crandall, Fanny Cole - nonagenarian, 11:30:2000 p5A
Craw, Adele French - teacher, Twig member, 09:14:2000 p6A
D'Agostino, Mary T. - worked at Tobin Co., 07:27:2000 p6A
Darch, Nellie L. - 98, Grange member, 09:14:2000 p6A
DeBellis, Anthony Sr - postal worker, 04:20:2000 p5A
Dedman, W. Wayne - Brockport professor, 10:19:2000 p5A
DeFelice, Viola Mae - Holley resident, 04:13:2000 p6A, 04:20:2000 p4A
DeLaura, Mario - retiree of Duffy Mott, 12:21:2000 p6A
Dennis, Abraham - Albion fire chief, 05:04:2000 p7A
Dermody, Laura J. - SUNY Brockport graduate, 06:08:2000 p4A
Desfosses, Louis R. - Brockport professor, 12:21:2000 p6A
Desrochers, Gerald F. - veteran, Local 26 member, 09:07:2000 p7A
Devereux, Margaret A. - General Electric secretary, 11:16:2000 p8A
Dodson, Patricia - Clarendon F.D. member, 12:14:2000 p13A
Donahue, C. George Sr. - owned Fairdeal Firestone, 05:11:2000 p18A
Draper, Florence M. - retiree of Fisher Price, 10:26:2000 p5A
Dunn, Joyce - member of Holley F.D. auxiliary, 02:03:2000 p10A
Fluker, William W. - Elks Lodge member, 06:29:2000 p12A
Frediani, Louis Sr. - retiree of Stromberg-Carlson, 11:30:2000 p5A
Furmanski, Virginia M. - retiree of J.J. Newberry, 11:02:2000 p11A
Furness, Diane - operated Wishing Well Motel, 11:30:2000 p5A
Genesee County Sheriff's Department and the State Police seeking information about the death of Brockport man Edward Freson, 05:18:2000 p3A
Gibalski, Edmund T. - General Motors retiree, 09:21:2000 p5A
Glenn, Pearl G. - Albion resident, 03:02:2000 p3A
Good, Bernard E. - steelworker, 01:27:2000 p3A
Gould, Lottie - 100, owned Gould's Grocerty Store, 09:14:2000 p7A
Groves, Marjorie Brodie - retired teacher, 04:27:2000 p4A
Haight, Beatrice - Ladies Auxiliary member, 09:14:2000 p6A
Hall, Robert E. - retired Sweden police justice, 10:26:2000 p5A
Harmon, Clara Lucy - retired school teacher, 09:14:2000 p6A
Harrington, John Jr - Albion resident, 02:10:2000 p10A
Hart, Winfield - highway department retiree, 08:24:2000 p5A
Hemmer, William - retired SUNY professor, 04:06:2000 p4A
Henion, John - Sweden town supervisor, 03:16:2000 p1A/6A
Henion, Wallace - pediatrician, 03:16:2000 p1A/6A
Higley, Arline C. - 90, retired Holley teacher, 08:24:2000 p5A
Hovey, Marie - octogenerian, 01:13:2000 p4A
Hughes, Walter E. - Eastman Kodak retiree, 05:25:2000 p5A
Jacobs, Earl - former Albion resident, 05:11:2000 p18A
Jansen, Laura - auxiliary member, 02:10:2000 p10A
Jarvis, Marcella E. - retired bookkeeper, 02:10:2000 p10A
Jones, Dorothy Gilmore - SUNY Brockport retiree, 06:22:2000 p6A
Keister, Esther G. - former area resident, 03:02:2000 p3A
Kerridge, Patricia - lived in Holley, 03:16:2000 p12A
Kettle, Martha - retired corrections officer, 04:06:2000 p4A
Kloeber, Carol - Folsom Medical Center employee, 07:13:2000 p5A
Knapp, Evelyn H. - 3M retiree, Holley resident, 09:14:2000 p7A
Korn, Mildred - octongenarian, 01:27:2000 p3A
Krantz, Marion - nonagenarian, 07:20:2000 p2A
Lanning, Stacie C. - Albion resident, 05:25:2000 p5A
Lawrenson, Joanne J. - Baptist Church parishioner, 12:07:2000 p10A
Levanduski, Walter - Albion resident, 04:20:2000 p5A
Lista, Paul - Brockport restauranteur, veteran, 05:25:2000 p5A
Ludwick, Lena D. - Albion resident, 05:04:2000 p7A
Lusk, Gerald P. - Holley resident, 05:04:2000 p7A
Mack, Alice A. - was 95, 08:24:2000 p5A
Matela, Anthony J. "Tony" - Bausch & Lomb retiree, 06:15:2000 p10A
McAllister, Kathryn - correspondent, 03:02:2000 p3A
Meland, James J. - veteran, 03:16:2000 p11A
Mikel, Stephen - Bausch and Lomb retiree, 12:21:2000 p6A
Miller, Olive V. - retiree of Bausch & Lomb, 05:25:2000 p5A
Miller, Vastie J. - Albion resident, 01:20:2000 p4A
Monacelli, Linda L. - SUNY employee, 04:13:2000 p6A
Montanaro, Victoria - octogenarian, 01:20:2000 p4A
Mufford, Harold G. - former town councilman, 12:14:2000 p13A
Navarra, Joseph S. - Albion resident, 07:27:2000 p6A
Noon, Dorothea Day - St. Mary's member, 06:01:2000 p6A
Noonan, Anne Marie - telephone operator, 04:27:2000 p4A
O'Brien, Ruth Mary - village store clerk, 04:20:2000 p5A
O'Dre, Margaret V. - Albion octogenarian, 12:28:2000 p5A
Palmateer, Helen A. - Eastern Star member, 11:30:2000 p5A
Pask, Donna M. - farmer for Poelma Farms, 10:26:2000 p5A
Pflanz, Leland - 100, businessman, 10:19:2000 p5A
Pickard, Hilda - Brockport resident, 03:23:2000 p3A
Prentice, Carolyn - school bus driver, 10:19:2000 p5A
Radzinski, Stanley - lifelong Albion resident, 10:19:2000 p5A
Reusch, Anna - Holley resident, 03:16:2000 p12A
Sadowski, Max L. Sr - longtime Albion resident, 08:03:2000 p4A
Santana, Misael Kelion Jr. - infant son, 12:14:2000 p13A
Schrum, Jeanne - onetime St. Luke's member, 04:27:2000 p4A
Sherwood, Gladys - onetime tax collector, 12:14:2000 p13A
Simmons, Nathaniel Sr - retired machine operator, 05:25:2000 p5A
Sinopoli, Betty - 30 year Auxiliary member, 08:03:2000 p4A
Sinopoli, Betty Marie - longtime Brockport resident, 08:24:2000 p5A
Sisson, Frank - resident of Albion, 06:15:2000 p10A
Smith, P. Frank - Kodak retiree, volunteer, 04:13:2000 p6A
Snyder, Marc T. - former Brockport resident, 09:14:2000 p6A
Spencer, Beverly A. Jennejohn - Holley resident, 02:03:2000 p10A
St. James, Agnes "Aggie" - resident of Albion, 03:23:2000 p2A
Stamp-Howes, Elizabeth - foster parent, seamstress, 12:21:2000 p6A
Stanley, William R. - 3M retiree, outdoorsman, 07:13:2000 p5A
Tice, William - retiree of GE, Black & Decker, 12:14:2000 p13A
Tokotch, Mary - nonagenarian, 11:16:2000 p8A
Totter, Sadie - died at 98, 04:27:2000 p4A
Totter, Sadie - nonagenarian, 02:10:2000 p10A
Unger, Robert N. - owned grocery store, 06:01:2000 p6A
Van Loan Moses, William - Qualex retiree, 07:13:2000 p5A
Ward, Marion - former country-club office manager, 02:03:2000 p10A
Wells, Milton F. - employee of Moore Nesbitt, 09:14:2000 p6A
Wilcox, Edwin Elliot - scoutmaster, WWII veteran, 12:07:2000 p10A
Williams, Marjory L. - retired teacher, 10:12:2000 p10A
Williams, Mary - SUNY Brockport retiree, 11:02:2000 p11A
Witt, Jennie C. - member of Sweden Swingers, 08:17:2000 p10A
Wolf, John F. - Holley resident, 03:02:2000 p3A
Wood, Arthur A. - father, grandfather, 12:28:2000 p5A
Woods, Carol Rice - former Albion resident, 04:27:2000 p4A
Woodward, Nellie Jackson - nonagenarian, 12:21:2000 p6A
DEBT
Rep. LaFalce, John fights to break the chains of unpayable debt dragging poor countries down (Letter), 02:03:2000 p15ADECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Men who signed Declaration showed heroism, sacrifice, and pain (Guest Essay), 07:20:2000 p11ADEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE
D&C wrong to charge for placing flag logo on veterans' obituaries (Letter), 06:01:2000 p15ADENTISTS
Tips for your family on visiting the dentist (Families), 02:03:2000 p13ADIABETES
Living with a silent assassin (Opinion), 09:28:2000 p14ANorth Chili woman Margaret Viel dedicates her fight against diabetes to memory of Brockport teen Jordan Bouwes, 04:06:2000 p1A/5A
DISABILITIES
Doing the least for the handicapped (Opinion), 08:10:2000 p12Opportunity to push limits very important for people with disabilities (Guest Essay), 07:27:2000 p15A
The rights of disabled people (Guest Essay), 09:28:2000 p15A
10th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (Guest Essay), 11:30:2000 p13A
Wheelchairs available for eligible seniors with no out of pocket expense through Miracle of Wheels program, 10:05:2000 p2A
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Women are abused, but fighting back (Opinion), 10:12:2000 p14ADONATIONS
Teamsters Retiree Chapter, Local Union No. 118 say thanks for donations (Letter), 01:06:2000 p13ADRIVER SAFETY
Adolescent restraining orders needed (Funny Thing), 05:25:2000 p12Courtesy is just another traffic fatality (Opinion), 11:30:2000 p12A
Driver criticizes I-390 speed trap (Letter), 05:18:2000 p13A
Please hang up and let go of all the gadgets and drive (Editorial), 08:10:2000 p12
DRUGS
Drug war can't be won away from home (Opinion), 04:13:2000 p16Virtually every study suggests rehab programs work - convicts need help beating drugs (Opinion), 06:01:2000 p14
DWI
Country artist Rickey Lee Watson and Black Jack will perform to benefit MADD, 12:14:2000 p3AE
EASTER
Children scurry around picking up candy at annual Easter egg hunt sponsored by SUNY Brockport; Ogden resident Linda Tague still picking up trash from hunt, 04:20:2000 p1ASeventh annual Easter egg hunt sponsored by SUNY Brockport to be held at Northampton Park, 04:20:2000 p2A
EASTMAN KODAK CO.
Kodak adds block to SUNY Brockport's AIDS quilt, 11:30:2000 p3AKodak leaves workers in lurch (Letter), 03:30:2000 p13A
Kodak sells Elmgrove plant to Los Angeles-based company, 06:01:2000 p7A
Many jobs lost at Kodak because of its need to impress Wall Street analysts (Comment), 03:02:2000 p10A
Time for union at Kodak (Letter), 08:03:2000 p13A
ECONOMY
Americans continue to put themselves at mercy of oil cartel - this is why we pay such high prices for gas (Editorial), 02:24:2000 p10AAmericans may have too much, too little, or just enough (Guest Essay), 12:07:2000 p15A
Are the 50 United States up for the new demands of the new century (Opinion), 01:06:2000 p12A
A cheer for smart growth (Editorial), 09:28:2000 p14A
To compete in the emerging global economy, urban regions have no choice but to mobilize all their skills to protect their center cities (Opinion), 01:13:2000 p10A
Demand today for communities where people can walk to work is most dramatic in 35 years John A. Williams has been in the development business (Opinion), 04:06:2000 p14A
Economy is great but only for a few (Letter), 11:23:2000 p11A
Greenspan threatens to wreck economy (Letter), 04:13:2000 p17A
Let's grow, but let's be smart about it and pinpoint all the 'not smart' causes and effects (Guest Essay), 08:31:2000 p13A
No matter how well you're doing there is something about the new economy that always makes you feel like your falling behind (Guest Essay), 04:06:2000 p15A
Park DuValle in Kentucky proves that a filthy, barracks-like, crime-infested public housing area can be turned into an attractive neighborhood (Opinion), 07:06:2000 p6
President Clinton has it wrong when he boasts about our great economy (Letter), 08:24:2000 p15A
Smart growth definition a boisterous debate (Guest Essay), 07:27:2000 p15A
We all pay the price of sprawl (Letter), 11:16:2000 p13A
What virtually every All-American City demonstrates - a kind of collective responsibility (Opinion), 06:15:2000 p12
EDUCATION
American city schools should rebuild Urban-Suburban program to decrease racial and economic isolation (Editorial), 06:01:2000 p14Be careful what you wish for in schools - school choice needs to be fully examined (Editorial), 09:07:2000 p12
Don't discount 'virtual' education (Letter), 01:20:2000 p11A
Ease up on homework (Guest Essay), 12:14:2000 p15A
A few good words for city schools (Letter), 06:01:2000 p15A
Hands-on exhibits are strong learning tool, 09:07:2000 p7A
History should be bolstered throughout American education system (Editorial), 08:31:2000 p12
Keep greed and commerce out of schools (Letter), 08:10:2000 p13A
KIPP (Knowledge Is Power Program) an ingenious program based on idea that all students can learn if given right opportunities (Guest Essay), 06:01:2000 p15A
Leading the way back to a 'can do' education (Editorial), 12:07:2000 p14A
Lets help kids put school above jobs (Editorial), 11:30:2000 p12A
Lets teach children manners in order to seek a civil society, 02:17:2000 p11A
Math and Science do need to be taught more in schools, but lets not forget about social studies (Editorial), 05:18:2000 p12
One size in schools doesn't fit all (Letter), 08:10:2000 p13A
Put Ph.D.'s to work in nation's classrooms (Guest Essay), 11:02:2000 p13A
Schools should help lighten kids loads (Editorial), 12:21:2000 p14A
Teachers and parents need to bring nature back into children's lives (Green Thumb), 07:20:2000 p9A
Virtual education one of the top trends of the 21st century (Daily Dose), 01:06:2000 p12A
Why we send our kids to city schools (Guest Essay), 05:18:2000 p13A
EMPIRE STATE GAMES
More than 1,000 people attended the Empire State Games for the Physically Challenged last weekend, 10:19:2000 p1A/16ASign up or try out for ESG (Murf's Turf), 05:18:2000 p9A
Smith, Kathryn and Marie Delobbe of Brockport bring home medals from games, 08:03:2000 p9A
SUNY Binghamton to welcome athletes from throughout state to annual summer games, 07:20:2000 p8A
EMPIRE STATE SENIOR GAMES
Gianfagna, Millie, Gloria Miller, and Maryanne Braunback of local Salmon Creek Country Club Women's Tennis League return home medal winners at the 2000 ESSG, 07:13:2000 p4AENGAGEMENTS
Anderson, Charles and Donna Welch, 12:07:2000 p8ABach, Lawrence B. and Lori A. Palermo, 11:08:2000 p10A
Balmer, Thomas G. and Cathy A. Clay, 04:20:2000 p11A
Barnard, Daniel J. II and Melissa N. Kofod, 08:31:2000 p6A
Bishop, Jason and Heidi Jo Whitaker, 05:04:2000 p13A
Borisch, Eric and Ariel Pitts, 11:08:2000 p10A
Buddington, Winton R. and Abigail J. Halpin, 10:19:2000 p7A
Burgess, Edward and Kathleen Sheehan, 04:06:2000 p8A
Burgio, Emanuel and Kristine Mele, 03:09:2000 p5A
Burns, Arthur S. MD and Caurie Anne Miner, 12:21:2000 p4A
Cashion, Bradley John and Jacquelyn Ann Wilklow, 09:21:2000 p8A
Coggin, Timothy Patrick MD and Marta Christina Kolthoff, 04:20:2000 p11A
Crawford, Chad R. and Melissa S. Zugo, 03:09:2000 p5A
Cullen, Matthew John and Judith Anne Sauter, 11:02:2000 p8A
Daniels, Scott A. and Samantha Erin Hicks, 04:06:2000 p8A
DeJoy, Brian John and Heather Joy Lange, 09:21:2000 p8A
Dermody, Gregory and Suzette McGuire, 08:31:2000 p6A
Dougherty, Mark and Dawn Mullen, 04:13:2000 p11A
Driscoll, John W. and Danielle M. Wood, 03:23:2000 p2A
Ebling, Keith J. and Kristin S. Mundy, 01:20:2000 p6A
Ensell, Jason M. and Christina M. DelVecchio, 10:05:2000 p7A
Frisone, Patrick and Sara Loan, 12:21:2000 p4A
Gallagher, Andrew C. and Holly M. Dentinger, 09:21:2000 p8A
Ganley, Michael Karl and MaryAnne Clavin, 01:20:2000 p6A
Germain, Lou and Andrea Sweet, 05:04:2000 p13A
Gilbert, Joshua and Amy Kessler, 09:07:2000 p6A
Glavin, Matthew Ara and Nicole Marie Nadworniak, 12:07:2000 p8A
Gulick, Gregory James and Amy Kathryn Chaplin, 02:03:2000 p5A
Handley, Brett Allen and Lora Joy Urbinelli, 09:21:2000 p8A
Harrington, Mark C. and Jennifer Lynn Greco, 04:27:2000 p6A
Hayes, Robert F. III and Maureen Ann Zimmerman, 05:04:2000 p13A
Hunsinger, Scott and Kory Knapp, 01:20:2000 p6A
Ives, Andrew Michael and Susan Marie Wondell, 01:20:2000 p6A
Jesmer, Peter David and Jennifer Marie Rozinski, 04:27:2000 p6A
Kutolowski, Matthew John and Emily Ellen Myers, 11:23:2000 p6A
LeBerth, Patrick and Karen L. Wegman, 09:07:2000 p6A
Maier, Michael and Elizabeth Warner, 01:27:2000 p6A
Majczak, Brian and Tracy Gleba, 02:03:2000 p5A
Mandrycky, Mark H. and Cynthia Lynn Perrone, 09:07:2000 p6A
Martello, John J. III and Lori Lee McCoy, 12:07:2000 p8A
McCarville, Brian M. and Kristen L. Jarvis, 03:16:2000 p6A
Murray, Matthew W. and Kimberly Schultz, 11:02:2000 p8A
O'Connell, Christopher J. and Jill D. Furrer, 02:03:2000 p5A
Peacock, Andrew Thomas and Wendy Lynne Kurz, 04:27:2000 p6A
Pogroszewski, Alan and Jennifer Peters, 04:06:2000 p8A
Reafler, Lars G. and Whitney W. Parker, 08:17:2000 p5A
Rebis, Samuel J. III and Amy R. L'Abbate, 06:29:2000 p11A
Reiske, Heinz and Lynn Marie Wachtman, 11:30:2000 p8A
Riddell, Michael L. and Jaimee M. Darling, 03:09:2000 p5A
Roberts, Trevor A. and Jennifer L. Miller, 11:08:2000 p10A
Schepler, Randy and Janet Nichols, 11:02:2000 p8A
Schmitt, Michael David and Stacey Martha Romeo, 10:19:2000 p7A
Shipe, Philip D. and Gillian E. Nielsen, 08:17:2000 p5A
Shores, Colby M. and Tina M. Case, 05:04:2000 p13A
Simpson, John D. and Lori A. Case, 02:03:2000 p5A
Smalline, Jeremy and Susan Recotta, 10:05:2000 p7A
Staskiewicz, Adam and Jennifer Hudack, 01:27:2000 p6A
Terranova, Mark J. and Amy E.C. Quinn, 04:20:2000 p11A
Uhlig, Andrew P. and Tracy N. Popovic, 01:20:2000 p6A
Urbaniak, Jonathan D. and Danielle M. Siracusa, 11:23:2000 p6A
Valachovic, Aaron Thomas and Michelle Ann Borys, 04:20:2000 p11A
VanDeWater, John David and Melissa Doris O'Coin, 05:18:2000 p6A
Varel, David John and Heather Marie Halliday, 04:13:2000 p11A
Whitfield, Christopher Lloyd and Chandra Leigh Treuthart, 04:27:2000 p6A
Wilton, Lyjhah Nichols and Jillian Suzanne Lenhard, 09:07:2000 p6A
Witherite, David Scott Jr. and Lory Lee Crawford, 03:09:2000 p5A
Zahn, Brian and Katie Post, 09:21:2000 p8A
ENVIRONMENT. See also Brockport - Environment
Community members reminded about Earth Day, 05:04:2000 p2AHeating with wood pollutes air (Letter), 03:23:2000 p11A
The hidden value in 'vacant' land (Editorial), 06:08:2000 p12
Join County Wide Coalition group to keep parks pristine, 04:27:2000 p15A
Let's support green space (Letter), 03:23:2000 p11A
Newspaper logs are OK to burn (Green Thumb), 05:11:2000 p15A
Polystyrene like bags don't allow grocery shoppers to bring their own bags anymore; bad for environment (Funny Thing), 04:20:2000 p16
Purchase the more environmental friendly products over others (Opinion), 08:03:2000 p12
Realistic approach to teaching on environment (Editorial), 12:14:2000 p14A
Remember Earth Day is every day (Guest Essay), 05:11:2000 p17A
Three decades later pollution persists from 3M and GE contaminating ground (Letter), 02:24:2000 p11A
The truth about septic tanks and toilet paper (Green Thumb), 04:27:2000 p13A
U.S. needs to find safer way to protect crops from pests (Guest Essay), 08:17:2000 p15A
We've lost connection with the roots of life (Guest Essay), 07:06:2000 p7A
What we miss while driving - step out and take a look at what's around you (Commentary), 10:05:2000 p14A
ERIE CANAL
Brockport Post reporter Kathi Gunio takes us on a trip aboard the Colonial Belle on the Canal, 08:31:2000 p14ACanal Society president Thomas Grasso to speak at Mendon Town Hall, 03:30:2000 p4A
Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Andrew Cuomo announces new funding for Erie Canal, 08:10:2000 p1A/4A
Enthusiasts hope this week's trek and an upcoming conference will renew interest in the Erie Canal, 07:20:2000 p1A/12A
Erie Canal is North America's "showpiece for pleasure use" says English captain Ron Oakley, 06:29:2000 p5A
Erie Canal named top cruising waterway, 04:27:2000 p5A
Even after 26 years, destruction at Bushnell's Basin on Canal brings back painful memories, 08:03:2000 p14A
Four generations of the Hatch family on the Erie Canal makes the canal more than a livelihood - it's a member of the family, 08:10:2000 p14A
Kohler, Edith, 98, talks about her 23 years aboard a steamboat on the Erie Canal, 07:27:2000 p1A/16A
A little paint and new machinery give the canal a spiffed-up new look for summer, 05:11:2000 p3A
Thousand's come to celebrate 175th birthday of the Erie Canal, 09:14:2000 p1A/16A
F
FAMILY
The birdhouses in Cynthia Baldwin's garden tell the story of her family, 08:31:2000 p1A/4AHow families of the future will live (Families), 01:13:2000 p9A
Setting family goals for 2000 (Families), 01:20:2000 p9A
Sharing secrets with family can enhance your relationships (Daily Dose), 03:16:2000 p10A
Some helpful hints for getting organized in the new year (Daily Dose), 01:27:2000 p10A
FAMILY WELLNESS CENTER
Brockport Family Wellness Center offering programs, 11:02:2000 p4ACenter offering programs such as Parents without Partners, Diabetes support group, After-suicide support group and Headache support group., 12:07:2000 p2A
Classes being offered at Lakeside Family Wellness Center, 08:31:2000 p7A
Daisy Marquis Jones Family Wellness Center has canceled classes, 10:05:2000 p4A
Health classes being offered, 09:28:2000 p2A
Wellness Center at Lakeside offering classes for well being, 06:29:2000 p9A
FARMING
Conrow Farms in Brockport and Reis Farms, Leverenz Farms Inc., and Heberle Farms in Hamlin receive disaster-aid grants, 05:18:2000 p5AFarmers struggle after wet spring, 07:13:2000 p1A/12A
FASHION
Anyone with a flair of bad fashion will feel right at home at the second annual Ugly Tie Lunch at St.. Joseph's Villa, 04:27:2000 p10ABlack is never out (Daily Dose), 04:27:2000 p14
A few tips for capri-clad men (Daily Dose), 06:15:2000 p12
Finally banning male comb-overs and female 4-inch-high bangs (Daily Dose), 02:24:2000 p10A
Full figured fashion for families (Families), 02:10:2000 p13A
It would be nice if Al Gore or Bill Bradley would grow facial hair so majority of Americans could tell them apart (Funny Thing), 01:27:2000 p10A
FESTIVALS
Festivals are windows to our souls (Opinion), 07:13:2000 p10Western New York is eager to embrace festivals; these community celebrations can be based on anything from sublime to mundane (Funny Thing), 07:13:2000 p10
FISHING
DeFranco, Jeff of Penfield reels in victories on Red Man Tour, 09:07:2000 p10AFOOD
For healthy vegetables, think green (Green Thumb), 06:01:2000 p13AHeins Ketchup planning to make a green ketchup - will a new hue help young eaters catch up (Funny Thing), 07:20:2000 p10
Peanut butter now comes in prepackaged slices of peanut butter (Daily Dose), 03:30:2000 p12
Simple veggies are still the best (Green Thumb), 04:06:2000 p13A
Snow pea shoots are healthy and tasty (Green Thumb), 05:04:2000 p17A
Some good food products come from orchids (Green Thumb), 09:14:2000 p13A
Some ways to keep carrots crunchy (Green Thumb), 11:30:2000 p11A
Zukes Alive! Readers share a bounty of recipes involving zucchini (Dining Out), 10:05:2000 p9A
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS
Exchange students Licaj, Eneida; Laengle, Christina; and Karow, Heike making fond memories at Brockport High School, 02:10:2000 p1A/5AHost families needed for exchange students, 06:01:2000 p5A
Irish Children's Program expecting more than 30 children from Belfast this summer; program seeking host families, 01:06:2000 p5A
FOSTER PARENTS
Foster parents Connie and Buddy Blocker open their hearts to kids for more than 20 years, 07:13:2000 p1AFOURTH OF JULY
Brockport Boy and Girl Scouts create time capsule of how times have changed since the first Fourth Of July, 07:06:2000 p1A/4ABrockport plans for the Annual Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebration, 06:29:2000 p11A
Cobblestone Society, Gaines Congregational Church of Christ and Albion's Pullman Memorial Universalist Church to hold annual patriotic service, 06:29:2000 p2A
Eagle Creek Marina in Kendall will kick off Fourth of July weekend with a family celebration, 06:29:2000 p2A
Golden Heights Christian Center in Brockport to hold annual Freedom Celebration, 06:29:2000 p2A
Old Fashioned Fourth to be held at the Morgan Manning House, 06:29:2000 p2A
FRESH AIR FUND
Agency looking for volunteer families to provide inner city children with a two-week respite from streets, 03:16:2000 p2AFUNDRAISERS. See also Charities
American Diabetes Association Tour de Cure bike race raises $13,000 to aid diabetes research, 06:08:2000 p1A/14ADance benefit to be held to help family of quintuplets, 03:16:2000 p2A
Eighth annual Tour de Cure bike race to benefit diabetes research, 05:18:2000 p3A
Harmony XXI concert to benefit MS Society, 10:12:2000 p8A
Holy Childhood School and local vets make ornaments to benefit needy children near and far, 11:23:2000 p6A
Medical treatments have helped Hamlin's Cindy Baker survive heart and lung problems but bills are piling up - lets help raise money for her, 09:21:2000 p1A/14A
Members of the WEST group held a fundraiser to raise awareness about the proposed extension of Route 531, 10:19:2000 p3A
Mercy Memory Walk raises $7,500 to benefit Mercy memorial scholarships, 06:08:2000 p7A
Spencerport hosts jamboree to raise money and awareness for Pulmonary Hypertension, 09:14:2000 p3A
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Knights of Columbus sponsoring Wheels of Life bike-a-thon to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 05:11:2000 p2A
'Stroll for Strong Kids' scenic two mile walk to benefit Strong Memorial Children's Hospital, 04:20:2000 p10A
G
GAMBLING
Legal gambling comes with a big cost - addiction (Letter), 01:27:2000 p11AGARAGE SALES
People who hold garage sales are strong, brave and emotionally sound (Daily Dose), 06:01:2000 p14GARDENING
Associated Florists elects leaders for 2000, 04:20:2000 p10AAttract butterflies with this colorful bush (Green Thumb), 04:20:2000 p15A
Beginning yard-worker gets acquainted with his very first lawn (Opinion), 10:19:2000 p14A
Bryant, Mary Jane named Garden Club Member of the Year at 76th annual meeting of the 7th District Federated Garden Club of New York State, 04:20:2000 p10A
Dispelling some myths of gardening (Green Thumb), 08:10:2000 p11A
Fake flowers are getting better all the time (Green Thumb), 06:22:2000 p9A
Feed your plants while you water them (Green Thumb), 08:17:2000 p13A
Gardening is a good way to relax (Green Thumb), 05:18:2000 p11A
Gladioli, fireflies, and garden wetlands (Green Thumb), 09:28:2000 p13A
Good hints for growing good violets (Green Thumb), 11:08:2000 p13A
Gray water can help trees and shrubs (Green Thumb), 03:30:2000 p11A
Growing great plants in the shade (Green Thumb), 08:03:2000 p11A
Homemade solutions to gardening problems (Green Thumb), 06:08:2000 p11A
It's OK to sleep with plants in room (Green Thumb), 07:13:2000 p9A
Let the neighbors know when you are using lawn poison (Editorial), 07:13:2000 p10
Overgrown bushes should be removed (Chatter), 01:13:2000 p9A
Pesticide may not be so harmless (Green Thumb), 03:16:2000 p9A
Scott's Co. working to develop strains of grass resistant to weeds (Editorial), 07:20:2000 p10
'Soilless' mixes are OK to use (Green Thumb), 03:02:2000 p9A
Start planting indoors, 03:16:2000 p9A
Try to save a tree with dead limbs (Green Thumb), 09:07:2000 p11A
What to do with autumn's leaves (Green Thumb), 10:12:2000 p13A
Wildflowers not as simple as they sound (Green Thumb), 07:27:2000 p13A
GARDENSCAPE
A garden party at the Dome Center, 03:23:2000 p5AGardenScape 2000 award winners, 03:23:2000 p5A
GASOLINE
Playing politics with gas prices; getting weird in East Rochester (Editorial Notebook), 10:05:2000 p14AGENESEE COUNTRY VILLAGE AND MUSEUM
Genesee Country Village and Museum to hold Civil War event, 05:25:2000 p14AOnce nearly destroyed by fire, the Livingston-Bakus House reopens at Genesee Country Village and Museum, 05:11:2000 p6A
GENESEE COUNTY
Genesee County Village threatening to condemn West Sweden Road homes to build a power line, 02:03:2000 p3AGIRL SCOUTS
Brockport-area in need of Girl Scout leaders, 09:28:2000 p2AGirl Scout Troops are now forming, leaders needed, 07:20:2000 p2A
Girl scout volunteers build leaders of tomorrow (Letter), 04:20:2000 p17A
Girl Scouts of Genesee Valley honored Diane Oleson and Brockport Service Unit at its annual Recognition Gala, 04:27:2000 p2A
Girl Scouts today are about more contemporary issues rather than just cookies and camps (Guest Essay), 05:04:2000 p19A
Gross, Valerie of Girl Scout Troop 513 recipient of Gold Award, 06:08:2000 p2A
Here is your chance to help girls grow (Letter), 09:21:2000 p13A
Information sessions for Girl Scouts camp scheduled, 02:10:2000 p4A
Troop 1043 of Marysville, Ohio are seeking information about the Brockport area for a scouting project, 01:20:2000 p2A
GREAT LAKES
$560,000 state dollars to go towards schools, agencies, and environmental groups for projects relating to the Great Lakes, 09:21:2000 p4AGREECE
Health and Fitness Fair to be held in Greece, 02:03:2000 p2AStrawberry lovers in for a treat at the Greece Historical Society's 20th Annual Strawberry Festival, 06:15:2000 p3A
GREECE - SCHOOLS
Grant from New York State Education Department to help staff-development, 03:09:2000 p4AGreece Arcadia High School's class of 1990 to celebrate 10-year reunion, 04:06:2000 p7A
Greece school districts contract to sell Pepsi in exchange for a cut of the profits a step towards commercialization - keep commerce out of schools (Editorial), 07:27:2000 p14
Sunshine Week sheds light on your right to know, 03:16:2000 p1A/6A
GREECE CHORAL SOCIETY
Greece Choral Society celebrates 30 years; group to hold an anniversary concert May 7th, 04:20:2000 p7AGUN CONTROL
Gun column written by Robert Cholette missed the facts (Letter), 08:31:2000 p13AMillion Mom March an attempt to bring awareness of gun control to the suburbs (Opinion), 07:06:2000 p6
Morality, not guns, is the real problem (Letter), 12:07:2000 p15A
In most states, schools far from having the scads of unenforced firearms status' that the gun lobby claims, actually have pitifully few control laws (Opinion), 04:27:2000 p14
One of the biggest issue in presidential campaign is gun control (Opinion), 08:24:2000 p14
Ridiculous to blame gun makers (Letter), 09:14:2000 p15A
Too many guns, too much bloodshed; nation needs to do something about gun control (Editorial), 03:09:2000 p12A
H
HALLOWEEN
Halloween candy in the house is the time that try's women's souls (Daily Dose), 11:02:2000 p9AMany community organizations are offering alternatives to traditional Halloween activities, 10:26:2000 p1A/16A
HAMLIN
Bid accepted by Town Board members to construct a 40-foot by 120-foot pole barn to replace the old highway building, 12:21:2000 p3AHamlin emergency-service calls may be fielded by Brockport dispatchers under a plan being considered by officials, 06:15:2000 p1A/14A
Hamlin hosting 55-Alive Defensive Driving, 03:16:2000 p2A
Hamlin hosting Hearing Better with New Technology Hearing Aids That Work seminar with Dr. Jules Muninger chief of ear, nose and throat division at Unity Health, 06:01:2000 p2A
Hamlin's third annual Wheel Fest rolls into town on June 3rd, 06:01:2000 p2A
Mackin, Kimberly of Hamlin attends National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine in Los Angeles, 08:03:2000 p2A
Property owners on Brick Schoolhouse Road seek access to public water, 08:24:2000 p1A/4A
Residents can stock up on postage stamps, purchase bus tickets and use their credit cards at Hamlin Town Hall, 12:28:2000 p1A/16A
State denies Hamlin's request for traffic light at the Intersection of Rt. 19 and Hamlin Clarkson Town Line Road, 11:30:2000 p3A
Town Board members award a bid to Genesee Ford Truck Sales for a 10-wheel truck, 10:12:2000 p4A
Town sets brush pick up dates, 09:21:2000 p2A
Wind energy coming to Hamlin? Massachusetts company to test waters to see if it's a good option here, 03:16:2000 p3A
Zoning laws focus of town hearings, 07:27:2000 p3A
HAMLIN - BUDGET
Town OK's $2.4M budget, 11:16:2000 p4AHAMLIN - BUSINESSES
Hamlin firm Zideas helps local businesses maximize their creative potential, 02:17:2000 p1A/8ANew dental office in Hamlin given the go ahead after rezoning of property on Lake Road, 01:13:2000 p3A
HAMLIN - CHRISTMAS
Hamlin makes history with first ever tree lighting ceremony by the Friends of Hamlin Public Library, 12:21:2000 p3AHAMLIN - GOVERNMENT
Warner, Austing III replaces Kruger, Richard as town's leader, 01:06:2000 p1A/14AHAMLIN - HISTORY
Town historian Smith, Mary knows the value of keeping the past present, 02:17:2000 p1A/12AHAMLIN - HOUSING
Hamlin's high foreclosure rate could impact property values and the tax rate, 06:22:2000 p1A/8ATown seeks bids to build barn to replace old highway building, 11:16:2000 p4A
HAMLIN - LIBRARY
Former Hamlin Supervisor Richard Kruger, Supervisor Austin Warner and President of the new Hamlin Public Library Mary Smith cut ribbon during opening ceremony, 07:13:2000 p1AHamlin Library gets charter - library prepares to open its doors, 03:02:2000 p1A/12A
Hamlin Public Library plans expansion, 12:07:2000 p1A
Hamlin Public Library takes form under the experienced hand of Greece woman Annette Von Dohlen, 03:16:2000 p1A/12A
Hamlin Public Library to start offering Internet Training classes, 11:30:2000 p2A
HAMLIN - PARKS
Civil War reenactment at Hamlin Beach State Park pays tribute to our nation's war heroes, 08:24:2000 p1A/4AHamlin Beach Park hosts Civil War encampment, 08:17:2000 p2A
Hamlin Beach State Park is host of classic car show "Rock 'n' Roll Saturday," which also featured performances of local musicians, 08:10:2000 p1A
Hamlin Beach State Park renting picnic shelters, 01:27:2000 p5A
HAMLIN - ROADS
Route 19 and Hamlin Clarkson Town Line Road is an accident waiting to happen; residents want traffic signal installed, 08:31:2000 p3AHAMLIN - SCHOOLS
St. John Lutheran School names honor and high honor roll students, 05:11:2000 p2ASt. John Lutheran School names students to honor rolls, 02:17:2000 p2A
HAMLIN - TAXES
Taxes to rise by 1% in Hamlin, 11:02:2000 p1AHAMLIN BREAD AND THREAD
Hamlin Bread and Thread Christmas Angel Program collecting new unwrapped gifts for needy children, 11:23:2000 p2AHamlin Bread and Thread feeds both body and soul through the generosity of the community, 03:16:2000 p1A/12A
HEALTH CARE
Allergy experts recently recorded a moderate level of pollen, 05:04:2000 p6ACanandaigua VA Medical Center and Rochester VA Outpatient Clinic sponsoring free health care enrollment sessions, 07:20:2000 p5A
Choosing a family health club (Families), 01:27:2000 p9A
Doctors should not have to choose between paychecks and patients (Editorial), 11:23:2000 p10A
Governor George E. Pataki proclaims May 10th Health Care Auxilian Day to recognize dedicated auxilians, 05:11:2000 p2A
Guard yourself against hepatitis (Letter), 06:01:2000 p15A
Increased flu bug causes lack of open beds in hospitals (Letter), 01:20:2000 p11A
Mental health can't be legislated (Opinion), 08:03:2000 p12
Middle ground must be found on Ritalin debate (Letter), 02:10:2000 p15A
Our health care system is a decade or more behind other high risk industries in adopting safety principles (Letter), 01:06:2000 p13A
Pseudo-science and ignorance on the rise - no one is immune to disease outbreaks (Guest Essay), 08:03:2000 p13A
Some people go in for surgery on one thing and come out with another (Funny Thing), 09:14:2000 p14
Using guided imagery for good health (Families), 02:17:2000 p9A
Wendy Logan-Young Breast Clinic needs support (Letter), 07:13:2000 p11A
West Nile is just one bug among many (Editorial), 08:31:2000 p12
Yes, you can get too much sun in Rochester - protect yourself with sunblock, 08:10:2000 p8A
HIGHLAND HOSPITAL
Smith, Shari Hall has been named honorary chairwoman of Highland Hospital's annual Breast Cancer Education luncheon, 09:28:2000 p7AHILTON
Hilton Gazebo Band looking for members to "play that instrument from high school or college," 03:02:2000 p2AHILTON - BUSINESSES
Business owners look to rebuild after fire destroyed the former Craft Antique Cooperative, 04:20:2000 p12AHILTON - FIRE
Fire destroys Hilton co-op; cause unknown, 04:13:2000 p5AHILTON - LIBRARY
Parma Public Library offering a number of programs, 03:16:2000 p2AHILTON CENTRAL SCHOOLS
Allen, Susan K. named as district's new superintendent for instruction, 08:10:2000 p3AAssistant superintendent of instruction for Hilton schools Ardis Tucker will leave her post after more than 30 years in the school district, 06:08:2000 p5A
Dupont, James elected Teacher of the Year, 11:02:2000 p2A
Hilton school district music teacher Peter Madsen plays first coronet in the Flower City Orchestra, 05:04:2000 p2A
Quest students learning about local history during an archeology dig in Hilton, 06:15:2000 p8A
HILTON CENTRAL SCHOOLS - HIGH SCHOOL
Dimbleby, David is new Hilton High principal, 05:25:2000 p4AHILTON CENTRAL SCHOOLS - MIDDLE SCHOOL
Students of Merton Williams Middle School receive awards for participation in "Best Poster" contest, 04:27:2000 p3AHOLIDAYS
Celebrations for different holidays have nothing to do with the holiday itself (Funny Thing), 02:17:2000 p10AEvery day is St. Patricks day for Kate Haggerty, 03:23:2000 p1A/12A
Have way more fun with holiday guests (Daily Dose), 11:30:2000 p11A
HOLLEY - SCHOOLS
Elementary school teacher Lisa Campbell awarded Jump Rope for Heart Coordinator of the Year State Award, 10:12:2000 p2AHOMESCHOOLING
The number of homeschooled children is on the rise in Brockport, 11:02:2000 p1A/14AHOUSEKEEPING
One thing leads to another...and another (Funny Thing), 08:10:2000 p12HOUSING
Barns are a part of Western New York worth saving (Editorial), 11:08:2000 p14A"Smart" codes for restoring and redeveloping old buildings could turn into big breakthrough for downtowns and older neighborhoods (Opinion), 06:22:2000 p10
HUMOR
Gender differences engendered in language (Funny Thing), 03:16:2000 p10ANew age brain boosters for the mature mind (Daily Dose), 02:17:2000 p10A
Women could be so funny - if allowed (Daily Dose), 06:08:2000 p12
HUNTING
Bow hunting is bloodthirsty, not sporting (Letter), 01:13:2000 p11AIrondequoit Bow hunting program was a bloodthirsty mess, not sporting, after 47 deer were wounded (Letter), 01:06:2000 p13A
HURRICANE KATRINA
President ignored Katrina warnings (Letter), 03:16:2000 p12AI
IMMIGRATION
Help newcomers learn about the US (Letter), 10:26:2000 p15AImmigrants bring boost to U.S. (Letter), 03:09:2000 p13A
Immigrants learn about life in America from the advertising bazaar (Guest Essay), 10:12:2000 p15A
INSECTS
Carpenter ants and termites are not the same (Green Thumb), 03:09:2000 p11ACombating white flies (Green Thumb), 11:16:2000 p11A
How to deal with yellow jackets and wasps (Green Thumb), 09:21:2000 p11A
How to solve ladybugs in your house (Green Thumb), 04:13:2000 p15A
New trap for Indian-meal moths (Green Thumb), 10:05:2000 p13A
INSURANCE
Deep thoughts about insured body parts (Daily Dose), 01:20:2000 p10AHere's a lots-of-thrills plan that cuts costs (Letter), 06:29:2000 p17A
INTERNET
Are 90% of possible Web names already taken or is this a scam for more money (Funny Thing), 05:18:2000 p12Electronic government is convenient, but is it making government less authoritarian? (Opinion), 08:10:2000 p12
Government should foster partnerships between health and technology organizations; use the net to boost health care (Opinion), 05:04:2000 p18
High-speed access brings increased risk, 04:13:2000 p15A
Internet firms dealing with Internet sales argue that collecting state and local taxes would be an administrative nightmare (Opinion), 01:27:2000 p10A
Pornography a spiteful use of the Internet (Editorial), 01:13:2000 p10A
Sport of marbles is making a comeback thanks to the Internet (Murf's Turf), 05:11:2000 p13A
Use the Internet to build community (Opinion), 03:02:2000 p10A
IRAQ WAR
Calculating the cost of war, 03:16:2000 p8AOne fight with two very different views, 03:16:2000 p1A
IRONDEQUOIT
Area resident Keith Burhans of Irondequoit wins spot on Paralympics team, and helped his team to a resounding victory, 05:11:2000 p7AIRONDEQUOIT - BUSINESSES
Keable, Jay of Brockport named sales estimator at Nu Look's Cristo Collision, 11:02:2000 p2AIRONDEQUOIT BAY
Build a trail to better enjoy fragile bay (Opinion), 07:20:2000 p10ITALIAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY CENTER
IACC seeks nominations for Women of the Year, 12:21:2000 p7AITALIAN ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL NEW YORK
'Italianissimo 2000' brings Italy to local kids, 04:13:2000 p4AJ
JONES, TOM
Special moments with Eighth Wonder of the World Tom Jones (Daily Dose), 04:13:2000 p16K
KENDALL - CHURCHES
Rev. Paul Klett named vacancy pastor of Concordia Lutheran Church in Kendall, 07:27:2000 p2AKENDALL - SCHOOLS
O'Laughlin, Michael C. named superintendent of schools by Kendall Board of Education, 06:15:2000 p2AKING, MARTIN LUTHER JR.
Remembering King (Opinion), 01:13:2000 p11AL
LAFALCE, JOHN
Congressman John J. LaFalce is now accepting applications for volunteer internships in his district office, 10:05:2000 p4ALAKE ONTARIO
'No Swimming' signs make this a dull place (Editorial), 05:25:2000 p12President Bill Clinton OK's funding to study water levels in Lake Ontario, 07:27:2000 p6A
Will the Coast Guard be there when you need help? (Letter), 05:25:2000 p13A
LAKESIDE BEIKIRCH CARE CENTER
Administrative secretary for Lakeside Beikirch Care Center Laurie Allen named employee of the month, 08:10:2000 p2ABeikirch Center implements new Quality Recognition Award program for it's staff, 09:07:2000 p2A
Charles, Terry presented with Quality Recognition Award, 11:02:2000 p2A
Ford, Joe named employee of the month, 11:23:2000 p2A
Former Prime Minister of Great Britain pays a visit to Lakeside, 12:07:2000 p3A
Lakeside center's residents like the comfort a dog, two cats and a bird bring them, 02:03:2000 p1A/16A
McAtee, James and Christine Morriss named to board of Beikirch Care Center, 10:26:2000 p2A
Morgan, Laura and Shirley Newbould are recent recipients of the Lakeside Beikirch Care Center's Quality Recognition Award, 11:30:2000 p2A
Nurse Assistant Nicole Kihlmire awarded for exceptional work, 10:12:2000 p2A
Party held at Lakeside Beikirch Care Center to honor residents with March birthdays, 04:13:2000 p2A
Perry, Michael appointed vice president of Lakeside Beikirch Care Center, 01:13:2000 p2A
Schuth, Marietta, RN was selected to represent Lakeside Beikirch Care Center at Trainer conference in Albany, 05:11:2000 p2A
Williams, Gloria J. honored by LIFESPAN of Greater Rochester at an annual awards luncheon, 06:01:2000 p2A
LAKESIDE CHILD CARE CENTER
Dempsey, Christopher is now a member of the Child Care Board, 10:26:2000 p2ASaffer, David hired as new director of Lakeside Child Care, 12:07:2000 p2A
Thomas, Maria L. is new director of Lakeside's Child Care, 04:13:2000 p2A
Through Goldsmith Family Foundation Science and Math Grant, books, puzzles and activities for infant - school age children were purchased for care center, 06:22:2000 p2A
LAKESIDE FOUNDATION
Chief Robert Harris thanks community for support at Lakeside Foundation's 11th annual Gala Dinner, 01:20:2000 p3AFormer Prime Minister of Great Britain John Major to speak at 12th Annual Gala Dinner, 08:17:2000 p3A
Lakeside Foundation and greatergood.com launches an online fund raiser to support Lakeside Health System while shopping, 04:27:2000 p7A
Lakeside Foundation giving away two-year lease on a 2001 Chevy Malibu, courtesy of Bob Johnson Chevrolet, 11:02:2000 p4A
Sztaba, Susan E. and Natalie A. Campbell of Rochester have been elected to Lakeside Foundation Board of Directors, 12:28:2000 p2A
LAKESIDE HEALTH SYSTEM
Barczak, Debbie named employee of the month, 07:20:2000 p2ABurns, Irene named Employee of the Month, 09:14:2000 p2A
Cronkite, Walter to host next gala dinner, 12:07:2000 p4A
Cummings, James J. named Vice President of Human Resources, 03:16:2000 p10A
Dickes, Peggy named employee of the month, 01:27:2000 p2A
Director of social work services Paul Horsington was recognized by Rochester Region Society for Social Work leadership and health care, 04:27:2000 p2A
Gursslin, Melissa named employee of the month, 12:14:2000 p2A
Harling, Juanita named employee of the month, 05:18:2000 p2A
Knapp, Dorothy and Carpenter, Ruth retire from the housekeeping department of Lakeside Health System, 01:20:2000 p2A
Lakeside Dr. Rajendra Mehta donates flu vaccines, 11:16:2000 p4A
Lakeside employees honored for years of service, 05:18:2000 p2A
Lakeside offers holiday shopping, 11:08:2000 p4A
Lakeside prepares for annual Gala, 11:23:2000 p3A
Lakeside senior facility nears final OK, 03:16:2000 p3A
Lapp, Marjorie R.N. named employee of the month, 04:13:2000 p2A
Physical therapy aide Kathy Maines has been named employee of the month, 10:12:2000 p2A
Second floor licensed practical nurse Judi Tuttle named employee of the month, 06:22:2000 p2A
Toenniessen, Michelle named employee of the month, 11:16:2000 p2A
Vukman, Sue named employee of the month at Lakeside Health System, 03:02:2000 p2A
LAKESIDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Accreditation achieved from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, 07:13:2000 p12AAlkofer, James S. newest member of Lakeside Board, 10:26:2000 p2A
Bilateral knee surgery is now being done at Lakeside, 12:21:2000 p2A
Doctors and nurses spend their vacation time helping others, 02:24:2000 p1A/6A
Fletcher, Amy accepted position of critical care manager in emergency department of Lakeside Memorial Hospital, 02:03:2000 p4A
Fletcher, Amy accepts position of critical care manager in emergency department at Lakeside Memorial Hospital, 01:27:2000 p6A
Forum to be held for public to voice concerns, 03:16:2000 p2A
Hill, David R. and Debbi of Spencerport donate $15,000 to Lakeside Memorial Hospital obstetrical department, 08:24:2000 p2A
Hospital donates food to Grenada, 11:16:2000 p4A
Hospital receives grant to but Prodigy DEXA Scanner, the latest in bone densitometer technology, 10:19:2000 p2A
Interlink Needleless System has been initiated at Lakeside, 04:13:2000 p3A
Lakeside Hospital and Atlas Health and Fitness create a forward-thinking approach to therapy, 03:09:2000 p1A/14A
Lakeside Memorial Hospital presents Community Service Report, 02:24:2000 p2A
Malakhov, Aleksander I., MD has joined staff of Lakeside Memorial, 09:07:2000 p2A
Mammography department distributing pink carnations in celebration of Breast Cancer Awareness month, 10:12:2000 p4A
OB facility should be up and running by end of August, 03:16:2000 p1A
Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jonathan Gross joins staff, 03:16:2000 p10A
Pharmacist Harry Shifton retires from hospital, 11:16:2000 p2A
Sparkleberry Twig of Lakeside Hospital raised more than $400 for hospital, 04:06:2000 p2A
Ultrasound systems capable of Tissue Harmonic Imaging bought, 03:30:2000 p2A
Zoghlin, Benson L. MD has taken office as president of medical staff at Lakeside, 02:03:2000 p4A
Zoghlin, Benson L MD has taken office as president of the medical staff at Lakeside Memorial Hospital, 01:27:2000 p6A
LAKESIDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TWIG ASSOCIATION
The Lakeside Twig Association holding annual tour of homes in Brockport, Clarkson, and Sweden, 06:01:2000 p2ASponsoring 11th annual "Tree of Lights," 11:16:2000 p2A
Twig Association donates time and funds to Lakeside, 02:03:2000 p4A
LANDING ASSISTED LIVING
Holding an umbrella sale to benefit the American Cancer Society, 04:01:20004 p2ALanding offering flu shot clinic, 12:14:2000 p3A
LANDMARK SOCIETY
"Maintaining Hometown Character in the 21st Century" is theme Landmark Society's 14th annual regional preservation conference, 04:06:2000 p10AVillage of Brockport and Landmark Society to host preservation conference in April, 03:16:2000 p6A
LELIO, LISA
Lelio, Lisa talks about the long road to her motherhood, 03:23:2000 p11ALIFE LESSONS
Thou shalt not...and other lessons for modern life, 03:09:2000 p13ALIFESPAN
Arnold, Winnie has been active for the past 13 years in Lifespan's Long-Term Care Ombudsman volunteer program, 08:03:2000 p1A/4ALILAC FESTIVAL
Lilac Festival gears up for colorful 92nd year, 04:20:2000 p6ALOCKS OF LOVE
Speer, Ashley, 7, donates her hair to Locks of Love, 09:07:2000 p3ALOLLYPOP FARMS
Don't blame humane society for death of pets (Letter), 08:10:2000 p13AHoliday pet photos at Lollypop Farm, 10:05:2000 p2A
Humane Society at Lollypop Farm begins 'planned Giving Society,' 11:30:2000 p5A
Humane Society at Lollypop Farm not living up to it's name (Letter), 07:20:2000 p11A
Humane Society at Lollypop Farms offers support for grieving pet owners, 09:14:2000 p10A
Humane Society at Lollypop Farms offers support group, 06:29:2000 p3A
Photo session for Fido to be held, 10:12:2000 p4A
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3M
Brockport Post has not been helpful or sympathetic with 3M/Dynacolor's irresponsible waste disposal methods (Letter), 08:31:2000 p13ABrockport resident's lives have been rearranged by 3M mess (Guest Essay), 09:07:2000 p13A
3M doubts link to PCB's; state will proceed with the cleanup of a Brockport stream, 02:17:2000 p1A/12A
3M dragging out chemical cleanup in Brockport (letter), 03:02:2000 p11A
3M should clean it up (Letter), 11:16:2000 p13A
3M to clean up hazardous soil next week - a 75 by 100 foot patch of blue soil will be removed from site, 10:19:2000 p6A
Three of four homeowners who filed an assessment review petition against town of Sweden get tax relief in 3M case, 10:19:2000 p1A16A
MARRIAGE
Diamonds are forever, but not the men (Funny Thing), 03:09:2000 p12Life is a sport for couples (Commentary), 09:14:2000 p14
Sunny, warm weather does funny things to married couples; it brings out the worst in us (Daily Dose), 05:18:2000 p12
MATURITY
A bona fide bend in the road to maturity (Daily Dose), 10:19:2000 p13AMAX'S MARDI GRAS PARADE
Community spirit warms Brockport during Max's Mardi Gras Parade 2000, 05:04:2000 p1AMax's Mardi Gras Parade 2000 is Saturday, 04:27:2000 p3A
Volunteers sought for Mardi Gras parade, 03:23:2000 p4A
MEDIA
Our shallow media undermine democracy (Guest Essay), 11:23:2000 p11AMEDICAID
Medicaid plan may be a scream at Albany (On Politics), 03:16:2000 p12AMEMORIAL DAY
Brockport Memorial Day needs to include all races (Letter), 06:15:2000 p13ABrockport Memorial Day parade begins with commemoration at the High Street Cemetery to honor veterans, 05:25:2000 p2A
Hamlin's Memorial Day parade being held; participants to assemble at K & K, 05:25:2000 p2A
MEMORIALS
Fight to preserve Civil War monument near Owens Road loses steam, 12:14:2000 p1A/16AGoldberg, Julie is remembered for her hard work and dedication to the Howard County Maryland Sheriff's Office (Letter), 02:10:2000 p15A
Monroe County American Legion and Victory Baptist Church join to hold service in memory of four Chaplains who perished in torpedoed Dorchester, 02:03:2000 p4A
Remembering Ray Wernecke, 06:15:2000 p13A
MESSENGER POST. See also Brockport Post
Messenger Post Newspapers has hired George Heissenberger Jr. as its new vice president of advertising, 06:08:2000 p10AMessenger Post presents classic Christmas editorials, 12:21:2000 p15A
New columnists Phil Hand, Kathryn Howard, Barbara Wernecke Durkin, and Robert Cholette introduced (Editorial), 06:22:2000 p10
New management at Messenger Post, 11:08:2000 p3A
MIGRANT FARM WORKERS
Brockport-area migrants and their advocates campaign for fair labor laws and the same rights as other workers, 04:06:2000 p1A/10AGreat welcoming of farm workers (Letter), 07:13:2000 p11A
MIRACLES
Miracles do happen (Guest Essay), 11:30:2000 p13AMONEY
Money won't buy happiness (Letter), 03:30:2000 p13ANew money seems to be scarce (Funny Thing), 06:29:2000 p16
What does your investment portfolio say about your personality (Families), 01:06:2000 p11A
MONROE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Memory Gardens being planted at Monroe Community Hospital to represent hope and life (Editorial), 05:18:2000 p12MONROE COUNTY
Good to see that Brighton, Pittsford and Rochester are making the most of Monroe Ave (Editorial), 03:16:2000 p10AHamlin, Sweden, Clarkson, Brockport, and Brockport Central School District looking for youth asset coordinator, 10:12:2000 p3A
Is the Monroe County Council of Governments an engine for progress or just another debating society?, 06:08:2000 p13A
New thruway exit would mean economic boost to county, 06:29:2000 p16
Public should have input on new exit at Monroe County (Letter), 10:12:2000 p15A
Slow the race toward the new thruway exit (Editorial), 06:29:2000 p16
Thruway exit in Monroe County would worsen sprawl (Letter), 10:26:2000 p15A
We can plan together and still have home rule, 03:16:2000 p11A
A whiff of caution on proposed Thruway exit in Chili (Editorial), 08:31:2000 p12
Youth outreach program intended to improve communication between kids in Brockport, Hamlin, Sweden, Clarkson, 07:13:2000 p1A/12A
MONROE COUNTY - ECONOMY
County needs growth without sprawl, 03:16:2000 p11AHigh technology is driving the region's economy, 12:28:2000 p12A
MONROE COUNTY - ELECTIONS
New Monroe County residents need to register to vote, 10:05:2000 p2AMONROE COUNTY - GOVERNMENT
Former Democratic chairman Cook, Bob announces O'Brien, Ted as top choice to run the Democratic Committee, 01:20:2000 p4ALaFalce, John J. challenged for 29th District seat by Brett Sommer, 10:26:2000 p3A
Voters return John J. LaFalce to U.S. Congress for his 14th term, 11:16:2000 p5A
MONROE COUNTY - HEALTH CARE
Monroe County Health Department's health assessments due tomorrow, 10:05:2000 p4AMONROE COUNTY - PARKS
Annual Kids Trout Derby at Perinton's Powder Mills Park scheduled, 05:04:2000 p11AHorse and carriage show to be held featuring single horses and ponies, and miniature horses, 05:18:2000 p4A
Monroe County's campground in Webster Park a very peaceful place that brings tourists (Opinion), 08:17:2000 p14
As much as people value parks for clean air and providing cool shade, they've begun to expect more than domesticated woodlands (Opinion), 08:24:2000 p14
Perinton, Webster, Irondequoit and Greece turn a little bit greener on preserving open space (Editorial), 08:10:2000 p12
MONROE COUNTY - POLICE
Monroe County Sheriff's Office to hold open house for public, 09:14:2000 p4AMONROE COUNTY - SCHOOLS
Athletic facilities at area high schools are taking on a new look (Murf's Turf), 10:12:2000 p11AThe county still only has two women in superintendent positions, 01:27:2000 p3A
MONROE COUNTY - TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Country's telecommunications giants use their power to force customers to buy stuff they don't want (Editorial), 05:18:2000 p12AThere is an easy way for state Public Service Commission to deal with shortage of phone numbers in 716 area code (Editorial), 01:27:2000 p10A
MONROE COUNTY - TRANSPORTATION
New thruway exit for Monroe a good idea because West-side towns need a good economic boost, 04:13:2000 p17ANew thruway exit for Monroe not a good idea because sprawl detracts from all of Rochester region, 04:13:2000 p17A
Road salt shortage hinders highway crews, 12:21:2000 p1A/5A
MONROE COUNTY - ZONING
Voluntary county zoning would fight sprawl, 06:08:2000 p13AWhy voluntary zoning board won't fly (Guest Essay), 06:15:2000 p13A
MONROE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
Judge Bristol responds to Monroe County Bar Association (Letter), 11:02:2000 p13AMonroe County Bar Association explains their stand on Judge Bristol (Letter), 10:26:2000 p15A
MORGAN-MANNING HOUSE
Historical Society of Monroe County marks 35 years; members of the group continue to restore and maintain Morgan Manning House, 06:15:2000 p5ASix week antiques course will be run at Morgan-Manning House, 03:16:2000 p2A
MOTHER'S DAY
Honor mom this Mother's Day with a sea turtle adoption, 05:04:2000 p5ALocal women join Million Mom March on Mother's Day in Rochester to bring attention to gun control, 05:11:2000 p1A/18A
Million Mom March on Mothers day raises awareness of gun control and violence prevention, 05:18:2000 p1A/14A
A mother's day message to Mary Tyler Moore, a wonderful daughter-in-law, 05:11:2000 p17A
One mother's fantasy Mother's Day (Daily Dose), 05:11:2000 p16
MOVIES
American Beauty a very controversial film of this year (Guest Essay), 04:27:2000 p15ACan't remember what movie you're going to see? You're not alone, 09:14:2000 p10A
The real magic behind the scenes of Harry Potter - adults can let their imagination run loose (Guest Essay), 08:24:2000 p15A
Reviewing the 100 funniest American films (Funny Thing), 06:22:2000 p10
Surprising that moviemakers haven't struck upon idea of releasing PG or G-rated versions of PG-13 or R-rated movies (Funny Thing), 08:31:2000 p12
MOVIES - REVIEWS
Battlefield Earth, 05:25:2000 p2Failure to Launch, 03:16:2000 p9A
V for Vendetta, 03:16:2000 p7A
MUSEUMS
Victorian Doll Museum & Chili Doll Hospital tends to dolls in need of repair, 07:27:2000 p10AMUSIC
Brockport native Julie Dunlap is finding success in her pursuit for a career in country music, 09:07:2000 p7AHome-based music instruction is still popular, according to area teachers, 07:20:2000 p6A
Radio and TV put music in straightjackets (Letter), 06:08:2000 p13A
Two friends Felix Colaneri and Francis DeTar make up half of new Buddies Band, 08:31:2000 p1A/4A
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NEIGHBORS
Neighborhood improvement starts at home (Editorial), 11:02:2000 p12AStarting now, lets be better neighbors (Opinion), 12:07:2000 p14A
NEW YORK
Nearly all of Western New York is living in color with the blooming of asters (Nature Notes), 10:05:2000 p14AProposed image for New York's quarter doesn't fit the state well (Editorial), 04:20:2000 p16
NEW YORK - BUDGET
Citizens are victims of state budget proposal (Letter), 03:16:2000 p14AMake sure every town is heard on state budget (Editorial), 04:13:2000 p16
NEW YORK - ECONOMY
Building better opportunities in New York, 06:29:2000 p4ABuilding better opportunities in New York - part 6, 07:27:2000 p7A
Building opportunities for New York - Part 5, 07:06:2000 p4A
New York state is slowly transforming into a success story (From the Assemblyman), 06:01:2000 p6A
Western New York still trying to dig itself out of the economic mess left behind by the loss of good manufacturing jobs (From the Assemblyman), 06:08:2000 p8A
NEW YORK - EDUCATION
Board of Regents discuss new technical programs allowing vocational students to meet new standards and still get training needed to enter work force (Editorial), 06:22:2000 p10Don't let state rules censor your local school officials (Editorial), 04:20:2000 p16
Few openings left in 2001 New York Spelling Bee, 11:08:2000 p3A
Give charter schools a chance, 01:20:2000 p11A
Higher awards and income limits will help more students gain higher education as New York state increases TAP aid, 05:04:2000 p5A
New York State Board of Regents Commissioner Richard Mills led discussion about state controls of education standards in New York, 06:01:2000 p4A
New York State Public Health Law now requires all children entering the 7th grade be vaccinated against Hepatitis B, 05:04:2000 p8A
NEW YORK - GOVERNMENT
Egan, David sworn is as state Supreme Court Justice for the Seventh Judicial District, 06:08:2000 p3AIdeas for a better Assemble and state (From the Assemblymen), 09:21:2000 p4A
Scratching my head over the jury duty system (Letter), 09:14:2000 p15A
State Assemblyman Charles Nesbitt announces votes cast by military members will be counted regardless of postmarked dates, 12:21:2000 p3A
State Legislature's weak attempt to rein activities of lobbyists shows New York reputation of having the worst state government in the nation (Editorial), 02:03:2000 p14A
Thanks to New York State Assemblymen Jerry Johnson for all his good and hard work (Editorial), 05:25:2000 p12
NEW YORK - LEGISLATION
Freedom of Information Law saves taxpayers millions of dollars (Guest Essay), 03:16:2000 p13ANEW YORK - LIBRARIES
Libraries are used by more people in New York than any other services - they need help from state (Letter), 03:09:2000 p13AOur cash-starved libraries are looking a little dog-eared (Letter), 04:06:2000 p15A
NEW YORK - POLICE
Department of Transportation OK's erection of cell towers for police on land in Perinton (Editorial), 01:27:2000 p10ANEW YORK - POLITICS
Clinton, Hillary should have just said MYOB to the media (Opinion), 06:29:2000 p16NEW YORK - TAXES
Expect sales tax debate to heat (On Politics), 03:16:2000 p15AIRS seeking upstate New York taxpayers for unclaimed refunds, 12:21:2000 p5A
NEW YORK - TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Residents give Public Service Commission their opinions about changing the 716 area code, 02:03:2000 p6ANEW YORK - TRANSPORTATION
State Department of Transportation could be making transportation worse for suburbs than better (Editorial), 06:15:2000 p12O
OBITUARIES. See Deaths
OCCUPATIONS
American corporations seem ungracious about vacations with employees working long, hard, and fast and even outside of the office (Guest Essay), 06:22:2000 p11ASwanton, Susan tells why she is having the time of her life as a public librarian-encourages the occupation (Guest Essay), 06:22:2000 p11A
OGDEN
Area children to get a new playground, 04:27:2000 p7AOIL
President Clinton's plans to withdraw oil from National Strategic Petroleum Reserve was for just that, and nothing else (Editorial), 10:19:2000 p14AOLYMPICS
With 2000 Summer Olympics Games in Sydney, Australia, athletes are beginning to get peppered with requests to bring home souvenirs from Down Under (Murf's Turf), 08:24:2000 p11ABrockport native Mark deGroat, director for NBC, will cover some Olympic events in Sydney, 09:21:2000 p14A
Seeing the Olympics from A-Z (Murf's Turf), 09:28:2000 p11A
Thanks to Fairport woman Barbara Stewart, women's pole vaulting is now an Olympic sport (Murf's Turf), 09:21:2000 p9A
Women were golden in Olympics - let's keep them going (Editorial), 10:05:2000 p14A
ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
Give transplants to those most in need (Letter), 04:06:2000 p15AIt's not easy finding an extra kidney (Guest Essay), 04:20:2000 p17A
People should register if they are not willing to donate rather than if they are (Opinion), 07:27:2000 p14
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PAGEANTS
Gursslin, Holland selected as contestant in 2001 Miss Teen New York USA Pageant, 11:08:2000 p2APARENTING
Better Days Ahead parenting support group develops strategies for dealing with children and adolescents, 03:16:2000 p2AChildren need more time with their parents (Guest Essay), 11:16:2000 p13A
Do your kids a favor and let them walk to school (Editorial), 04:27:2000 p14
Help for kids who play with fires (Guest Essay), 11:16:2000 p13A
Must have library skills for parents (Daily Dose), 04:20:2000 p16
Simple things help babies brains grow - 8 steps to helping babies brains grow (Guest Essay), 08:17:2000 p15A
Spencerport School District Family Support Center offers a Parenting University, 03:16:2000 p2A
Studies show that families who eat together can help safeguard their children for at-risk behavior, 03:16:2000 p4A
PARMA - MUSEUMS
Parma's Meeting house Museum will hold open house to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Korean War and 25th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, 05:18:2000 p5APATAKI, GEORGE
Pataki right on STAR refunds (Letter), 01:13:2000 p11APataki wrong on STAR refunds (Letter), 01:13:2000 p11A
PENFIELD
A possible home-buying scandal in Penfield shows the need to know whom you are dealing with when buying a house, 03:09:2000 p13AStruggles between residents over renovating its old town center (Editorial), 07:06:2000 p6
PETS
Humane Society at Lollypop Farm offers pet-loss support group, 06:01:2000 p10APet owners urged to control their animals (Chatter), 06:01:2000 p13A
124th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show was held in Madison Square Garden (Funny Thing), 03:02:2000 p10A
Tips with how to cope with neighbors cats (Green Thumb), 08:31:2000 p11A
PITTSFORD
Let's make our town truly friendly to kids, 03:30:2000 p13APittsford residents and neighbors show how to welcome a new group home (Editorial), 02:03:2000 p14A
POETRY
Two poems "The Crossing" and "Helios - The Sun" by Alfieri, Catherine, 01:27:2000 p11APOLITICAL ACTIVISM
Honeck, John of Hamlin is released from prison after serving 3 months for protesting at School of the Americas, 11:30:2000 p1A/14APOLITICS
All politics are personal in our town (Opinion), 11:16:2000 p12AAre democrats mice or rats? (Funny Thing), 09:21:2000 p12
Behind campaign meanies; low price isn't everything (Notebook), 10:26:2000 p14A
Don't let others decide for you (Letter), 10:05:2000 p15A
Everyone seems to spin things out of control these days (Opinion), 12:21:2000 p14A
If I were president...(Funny Thing), 09:07:2000 p12
Indecipherable governmental prescriptions, guidelines, forms, manuals, ordinances, and regulations must be simplified for general public understandings (Humor), 01:06:2000 p12A
Lawyer/legislator John J. LaFalce protects old folks from "predatory lenders" but who will protect old and young taxpayers from predatory congressmen like LaFalce? (Letter), 04:27:2000 p15A
Lets imagine a government without politicians (Opinion), 08:31:2000 p12
Make legislators keep their promises (Opinion), 11:08:2000 p14A
Making politics perfectly clear - a conversation with former presidential speech writer Curt Smith of Chili, 10:05:2000 p15A
Not uncommon for elected officials and other campaign insiders to suffer the political equivalent of sunstroke during the heat of election season (Funny Thing), 11:02:2000 p12A
Political leaders are afraid to give an honest answer to the growing problem of juvenile offenders (Opinion), 08:17:2000 p14
Some poles march to different tunes (Funny Thing), 02:10:2000 p14A
Support Keyes, Alan (Letter), 02:10:2000 p15A
Today it's hard to find a real leader (Guest Essay), 10:26:2000 p15A
What politicians think while they talk (Funny Thing), 12:21:2000 p14A
POLLUTION. See Environment
PORNOGRAPHY
Utah's governor expected to sign a bill giving state the country's first pornography czar (Funny Thing), 04:06:2000 p14APOSTAL SERVICE
Postmaster Terry Wright delivers and celebrates 20 years of service to the U.S. Postal Service at the Hamlin post office, 05:18:2000 p4AU.S. Postal Service has trouble getting mail to the right address (Editorial), 03:16:2000 p10A
PREJUDICE
Night in Jerusalem offers lesson on humanity (Guest Essay), 11:08:2000 p15APRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
Bush and Gore: Winning and whining (Funny Thing), 12:07:2000 p14ADebates skewed against third parties (Letter), 03:09:2000 p13A
Election defeats television news (Funny Thing), 11:16:2000 p13A
How 'Dad' messed up the election (Opinion), 11:16:2000 p12A
Vote-A-Matic card is a disgraceful demise for the IBM card that was vital to running U.S. Government, business and industry for decades (Guest Essay), 11:30:2000 p13A
PRESIDENTS
Clinton, Bill has shown that he can give as good as he gets even when he has been at the butt of jokes for the past 8 years (Funny Thing), 05:11:2000 p16National Archives to distribute cassettes of Nixon, Richard M.'s once secret tapes (Funny Thing), 02:24:2000 p10A
PRIVACY
Need to work even harder and strengthen laws to protect financial privacy (Guest Essay), 06:22:2000 p11AProtect your right to public information (Editorial), 03:16:2000 p12A
Rep. John LaFalce laments the loss of privacy in our society in a recent essay (Letter), 07:06:2000 p7A
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RADIO
TV has some good stuff, but radio is where it's at (Opinion), 12:21:2000 p14ARAILROADS. See Transportation
READING
Brockport Literacy Program receives grant to help parents teach their children to read, 02:17:2000 p4AMiddle schoolers in Monroe County read to pre-kindergarten children as part of the Reading Buddies Initiative Program, 05:04:2000 p3A
Reach Out and Read aids low-income kids, 04:27:2000 p5A
Still adding onto my bookworm (Funny Thing), 03:30:2000 p12
RELIGION
Brockport Mormons await new temple in Palmyra, 02:24:2000 p1A/12AThe Institute of Divine Metaphysical Research seeks to find answers to questions about religion, 02:03:2000 p7A
New age is simply a recycling of the responses offered by some of the most ancient and primitive religions, 01:06:2000 p13A
Old and new religions are much the same (Letter), 01:20:2000 p11A
Wrestling with God, as well as ourselves (Letter), 11:02:2000 p13A
RESTAURANTS - REVIEWS
38 varieties of pizza to savor at Rocky Mountain (Dining Out), 02:03:2000 p9AAlistair's offers flavorful, highly original food (Dining Out), 11:23:2000 p7A
Atlanta Bread Co. specializes in no-fuss fare (Dining Out), 08:03:2000 p7A
Ban, Tom and Anna Marie and Robert Buono 'steak out' corner of Irondequoit bay for their restaurant Newport House, 11:08:2000 p9A
Big Apple Cafe gets a breath of new life (Dining Out), 02:24:2000 p5A
Bring a big appetite to the Garlic Pit (Dining Out), 08:24:2000 p7A
Chieng Mai offers a trip of cuisines (Dining Out), 08:17:2000 p9A
Cozy Pasta Andiamo worth checking out (Dining Out), 04:06:2000 p7A
Cozy Venezia's serves up more than pasta (Dining Out), 07:13:2000 p6A
Customers' ideas yield great food at Waldron's (Dining Out), 05:25:2000 p6A
D&R Depot in Le Roy preserves a bygone era of homemade comfort-food (Dining Out), 06:22:2000 p5A
Dutch Market brings Holland closer to home (Dining Out), 08:31:2000 p5A
Elegance, fine art abound at The Renaissance (Dining Out), 04:20:2000 p9A
Erie Grill offers gourmet meals in pleasant setting (Dining Out), 07:20:2000 p7A
Etna Pastry Shoppe offers first-rate desserts (Dining Out), 02:17:2000 p5A
Fairport Village Coffee: light lunches, great joe (Dining Out), 07:27:2000 p9A
Fill up on food and fun at newest Bill Gray's (Dining Out), 01:27:2000 p5A
Fill your tummy at M.T. Bellies (Dining Out), 12:28:2000 p7A
Fine dining, dancing await at Taylor's Steakhouse (Dining Out), 11:30:2000 p7A
Fine food in casual setting at Legends Grill (Dining Out), 08:10:2000 p7A
Good bye, Les Belles Gourmandes; hello Martini Grille (Dining Out), 06:15:2000 p7A
Good cheer abounds at Timothy Patrick's (Dining Out), 01:20:2000 p5A
Good food, love for family abound at Dentico's (Dining Out), 05:11:2000 p9A
Gourmet meals wow diners at Joey B's (Dining Out), 03:16:2000 p5A
Harbor House Cafe fills fine-dining niche (Dining Out), 01:13:2000 p5A
Hawthorne's offers inventive gourmet meals (Dining Out), 06:08:2000 p7A
Hearty portions make the Reunion Inn a hit (Dining Out), 02:10:2000 p9A
Homemade food keeps Fisher Station hopping (Dining Out), 06:01:2000 p9A
James Brown puts a new spin on diner classics (Dining Out), 04:27:2000 p9A
Juniper Beans brings cuisine to Honeoye Falls (Dining Out), 03:23:2000 p7A
Keenan's consistent fare keeps customers returning (Dining Out), 09:07:2000 p7A
Log Cabin offers tasty, stick-to-your-ribs fare (Dining Out), 03:16:2000 p7A
Lunch and much more at Cranberry's cozy cafe (Dining Out), 05:04:2000 p9A
Mulberry Mill has hearty meals, dreamy desserts (Dining Out), 03:02:2000 p5A
New look, new menu at Strathallan's Sabrina's (Dining Out), 11:02:2000 p7A
Phillips European offers variety of great food (Dining Out), 03:30:2000 p7A
Pittsford Village Market offers satisfying deli fare (Dining Out), 09:21:2000 p7A
Pizza Cafe is not your everyday pizza parlor (Dining Out), 06:29:2000 p9A
Proietti's fine cuisine prompts loyal following (Dining Out), 03:09:2000 p7A
Ravioli is a thing of beauty at The Pasta Man (Dining Out), 01:06:2000 p8A
Rudy's Oven offers topnotch breads (Dining Out), 07:06:2000 p5A
Sabor Bakery offers divine Spanish pastries (Dining Out), 12:07:2000 p7A
Sandwich Works Cafe gives taste buds a work out (Dining Out), 03:16:2000 p9A
Serious food lures diners to Cartwright Inn (Dining Out), 10:12:2000 p7A
Shadow Lake's Grill & Tap Room is above par (Dining Out), 05:18:2000 p7A
Steak 'n seafood sizzle at rustic Scotch 'n Sirloin, 10:19:2000 p9A
Succulent chicken, Sassy Sauce wow diners at Sal's (Dining Out), 11:08:2000 p7A
Superb soups worth drive to the American Hotel (Dining Out), 11:16:2000 p7A
Two M's offers affordable, family-focused fare (Dining Out), 09:28:2000 p9A
Waynes mark 40 years at Holloway House (Dining Out), 09:14:2000 p9A
West Winds offers big helpings of food, cheer (Dining Out), 10:26:2000 p7A
Wiggins puts his own spin on fare at Pizza Box, 12:21:2000 p7A
RETIREMENT
The best retirement may be to stay on the job (Editorial), 11:02:2000 p12AROCHESTER
Corn lovers are all ears for eighth annual Rochester Area Sweet Corn Fest, 08:10:2000 p3ALasers, fireworks light up Rochester's spectacular High Falls, 08:10:2000 p6A
Loews triplex dies, and with a little bit of class (Opinion), 03:02:2000 p11A
Rochester could be a great vacation and tourist spot (Editorial), 03:02:2000 p10A
Rochester River Romance schedule announced, 09:28:2000 p10A
Sudan's "Lost Boys" a powerful speech in Rochester (Commentary), 03:16:2000 p13A
Why live someplace else when you can live here? (Guest Essay), 06:01:2000 p15A
World Canals Conference will show best of Rochester (Guest Essay), 07:20:2000 p11A
ROCHESTER - BUSINESSES
Major Rochester employer, Xerox, is cutting back its workforce (Guest Essay), 05:04:2000 p19ANew area business Pet A Sketch features greeting cards that show pets as people, 11:30:2000 p4A
RG&E doesn't offer much choice for consumers to choose electric supplier (Letter), 03:16:2000 p11A
RG&E plans cleanup of contaminated site, 11:08:2000 p5A
ROCHESTER - CHURCHES
Bishop Matthew H. Clark will visit parishes in 11 regions of Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester as part of Great Jubilee Year 2000, 03:02:2000 p5AROCHESTER - ECONOMY
Economy is great, but only for a few (Letter), 11:30:2000 p13AHelp Rochester grow - bring new companies into city to make up for potential job loss from Kodak and Xerox (Guest Essay), 08:03:2000 p13A
Let's remember the worker bee's - Kodak, Xerox, and Bausch&Lomb (Notebook), 11:08:2000 p14A
Three of region's biggest, most important and best known employees have hit roadblocks in pathway to profitability (Editorial), 10:12:2000 p14A
ROCHESTER - GOVERNMENT
Rochester's Mayor Johnson, Bill shows leadership for the 21st century (Opinion), 01:20:2000 p10AROCHESTER - MUSEUMS
The Rochester Museum & Science Center's Cumming Nature Center preparing exhibit of Irondequoits culture and art at Hurst Gallery, 08:17:2000 p16AROCHESTER - PARKS
Rochester is rejected by state on its request for help renewing Concrest Park neighborhood (Editorial), 08:17:2000 p14ROCHESTER - SCHOOLS
Rochester teachers union a costly scheme (Letter), 09:28:2000 p15AROCHESTER CITY BALLET
Monachino, Brittnay Marcell, 10 of Clarkson to be featured in "The Nutcracker," 12:14:2000 p2AROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Flansburg, Ken joins RIT's Corporate Education and Training as an education training specialist, 11:30:2000 p2AIf RIT succeeds in persuading big computer-chip makers to put new plant here, could be best economic news region has seen (Editorial), 01:20:2000 p10A
ROCHESTER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Brockport native Ann LeSchander's award winning film is part of the Rochester International Film Festival, 05:04:2000 p4AROCHESTER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
RPO opens season with two concerts this week, 10:05:2000 p6AWorld-renowned pianist Misha Dichter to team up with RPO, 05:25:2000 p5A/6A
ROCHESTER REHABILITATION CENTER
Brockport resident Debby Ramundo appointed director of comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation services, 06:22:2000 p2AKenney, Deborah joins Rochester Rehabilitation Center as manager of public relations and volunteer services, 11:30:2000 p2A
S
SAFETY
Improve safety for school kids (Letter), 12:07:2000 p15AKeeping kids safe is never easy (Letter), 05:04:2000 p19A
SALVATION ARMY
Salvation Army looking for bell ringers, 11:16:2000 p2ASalvation Army seeks people to 'adopt a kettle,' 10:05:2000 p2A
SCHOLARSHIPS. See also Awards
Agte-Studier, Montana receives Hochstein School Merit Scholarship, 03:16:2000 p10AAnker, Ashley among finalists for scholarships offered by the Varsity Volunteer program, 05:18:2000 p2A
Associate professor and area coordinator for international business and economics at SUNY Brockport Baban Hasnat awarded a Fulbright Scholarship, 04:27:2000 p2A
Brockport Twig Association's Health Scholarships accepting applications, 03:30:2000 p2A
Buttery, Leah receives Rush Rhees Scholarship at the University of Rochester, 02:03:2000 p9A
Faux, Stephen of Clarkson University awarded with William J. Rowley Endowed Scholarship, 07:13:2000 p2A
Galinski, Rob awarded A. Stephen Walls Memorial Scholarship at Rochester Institute of Technology, 01:27:2000 p2A
Hodenius, Michelle awarded to SUNY Brockport's Alumni Association Current Student I Scholarship, 10:12:2000 p2A
Hossenlopp, David has earned scholarship to the United States Coast Guard's A.I.M. program, 06:08:2000 p2A
Martin, Jessica awarded Chancelor's Scholarship at Syracuse University, 11:16:2000 p2A
McFiggins, Jeffrey awarded Nathaniel Rochester Society Scholarship at Rochester Institute of Technology, 07:27:2000 p2A
Monroe Community College establishes Butler Scholarship, 10:19:2000 p12A
O'Laughlin, Colleen recipient of Joseph Scaturro Endowed Scholarship and the Jean S. Newell Society of Women Engineers Scholarship, 05:25:2000 p2A
Page, Jason receives Richard Lilly Memorial Scholarship Award during commencement ceremonies at the Norman Howard School, 07:06:2000 p2A
Parkhurst, Jillian L. of Syracuse University receives District Union Local One United Food & Commercial Workers scholarship, 08:17:2000 p2A
Poole, Lori awarded National Technical Institute for the Deaf academic scholarship, 10:26:2000 p2A
Schubel, Jessica awarded Founders Scholarship at Syracuse University, 11:16:2000 p2A
Toth, Gregory P. received Louis E. Patricia Harvey Silvi Scholarship at Penn State University, 02:03:2000 p2A
Tran, Alice recipient of the Rochester Alumnae Chapter of Delta Delta Delta's annual $1,000 scholarship, 06:15:2000 p2A
Wegmans hands out a number of store employee scholarships to local Brockport students, 08:17:2000 p2A
Wegmans names scholarship winners, 08:24:2000 p4A
SCHOOL VIOLENCE
Ignore the hype - schools are safe (Editorial), 09:14:2000 p14SEAWAY TRAIL
What you find at the end of the trail (Commentary), 10:26:2000 p14ASENECA PARK ZOO
Expanding the zoo will kill our park (Editorial), 05:11:2000 p16Lighten up on proposals to expand zoo (Editorial), 05:11:2000 p16
A note on the new zoo (Editorial), 06:08:2000 p12
Visiting white Bengal tigers will be at the Seneca Park Zoo until fall, 06:15:2000 p1A
Why the new zoo won't fit with the park (Letter), 08:24:2000 p15A
A zoo for the 21st century (Guest Essay), 08:10:2000 p13A
SENIOR CITIZENS
The joy of growing older (Daily Dose), 11:16:2000 p11AScience can cure these 'senior moments' (Guest Essay), 12:07:2000 p15A
Some teens have no idea what their elders lived through (Letter), 03:23:2000 p11A
SHOPPING
Buy from your neighbors in town (Commentary), 11:30:2000 p13ASKATEBOARDING
Kids need space to skate - and to just be kids (Editorial), 08:24:2000 p14SMITH, RUTH
96 year old Smith, Ruth still living a sweet life (Letter), 01:06:2000 p13ASMOKING
Brockport's St. Luke's Episcopal Church hosting meetings for ex-smokers and potential quitters support groups, 01:06:2000 p2ACounty tobacco deal just gives the cash away (Guest Essay), 05:11:2000 p17A
Give public a say in how to spend tobacco money (Editorial), 04:06:2000 p14A
States can lead anti-tobacco fight (Editorial), 03:16:2000 p10A
SOCIAL SECURITY
Put social security into the stock market (Letter), 08:24:2000 p15ASOCIETY
A search for simple living - spreading the word that less is more (Guest Essay), 06:29:2000 p17ASPECIAL OLYMPICS
Monroe County Special Olympics announces fundraising opportunity with Rochester Red Wings Spikes' Hike, 05:25:2000 p10ASPENCERPORT
Spencerport Canal Days looking for individual or group interested in conceiving and implementing new water event, 03:16:2000 p2ASPENCERPORT - FIRE
Spencerport fire chief Chris Wood says Basel building was destroyed after the first fire, but owner says most of the damage was caused after the fire re-ignited, 12:21:2000 p9ASPENCERPORT - SCHOOLS
Local woman Maura Eagle is new principal at Leo Bernabi Elementary School, 06:01:2000 p16ASchool officials say calculated tax rates will be lower than originally expected for 2000-2001 school year, 08:24:2000 p3A
Spencerport bus driver Donna Butterbaugh placed 5th in small bus category of the international "Road-eo" competition, 08:17:2000 p3A
Spencerport School Board seeking applications to fill Board seat left by Greg Schweers, 08:24:2000 p3A
SPERR, ANDREW J.
Public Defender in murder of Trooper Andrew J. Sperr moves for a change of venue - a violation to oath to obey Bill of Rights (Letter), 03:16:2000 p12ASPORTS
Big sports are big business (Letter), 07:27:2000 p15ABooing is bad sportsmanship (Letter), 03:16:2000 p11A
Brockport's coaches and players look to improve on last year's records, 08:17:2000 p11A
Buying a professional sports team requires much more money than one would think (Murf's Turf), 01:06:2000 p9A
Can't escape the March Madness of NCAA Division 1 men's or women's basketball tournaments (Murf's Turf), 03:16:2000 p7A
Exciting winter season ends (Bryan's Backyard), 03:16:2000 p12A
Fall sports physicals planned, 07:27:2000 p11A
Herring, John "Doc" adds Bob Keegan, Vincent Stanley, Len Lustik, and Bob Cain to his list for the 25th Annual Old-timer's Sports Association Reunion, 08:17:2000 p11A/12A
High school 'second season' of sections start this week (Murf's Turf), 10:26:2000 p11A
If cheering and supporting local athletes were an Olympic sport, residents of Monroe County and Rochester would win (Murf's Turf), 10:05:2000 p11A
It's our right to boo sports teams (Letter), 03:09:2000 p13A
Nazareth to host NYS Natural Physique Championships, 08:17:2000 p12A
NYS Sports and Entertainment Celebrity Gala hits high notes at the Hyatt Regency in Rochester, 05:11:2000 p14A
Proper, Jim and Sandra DelVecchio win state champs at 5th annual 2000 New York State Natural Physique Championships at Nazareth College, 09:21:2000 p10A
Salute to the sports champions (Murf's Turf), 12:14:2000 p11A
Saluting our top seniors (Byran's Backyard), 03:16:2000 p10A
Sectional ticket pays for a lot (Murf's Turf), 11:02:2000 p10A
Senior athletes making plans for their future, 08:10:2000 p9A
Smith, Jeff's magazine "The Sectional.com" goes on-line, 09:07:2000 p9A/10A
Sports that are most interesting to cover (Murf's Turf), 09:14:2000 p11A
Spring season of sports in the wacky season (Murf's Turf), 04:06:2000 p11A
State playoff time for fall high school sports - get out the road maps (Murf's Turf), 11:08:2000 p11A
Taking a team to nationals (Murf's Turf), 03:09:2000 p9A
Teamwork on display at annual Stonehurst Capital Invitational Regatta (Murf's Turf), 10:19:2000 p11A
Weather slows the start of spring sports season, 04:20:2000 p14A
SPORTS - AWARDS
15 of top female athletes in 5 county area will be honored at 22nd annual WHAM Sportswomen of the Year Award Luncheon, 04:06:2000 p11AArmstrong, Jo Ann to be honored at the 22nd Sportswomen Luncheon, 03:16:2000 p7A/8A
Brockport girls varsity swim team receives Monroe County Sportsmanship Award for fall 2000 season, 12:28:2000 p2A
Brockport High baseball players Casey Balog; Brian Freeman; Chad Hage and Geoff Packard receive New York State Public High School Athlete Team Award, 06:22:2000 p2A
Brockport High baseball players Joe St. Amant; Phil St. Amant; and Chuck Williams receive New York State Public High School Athlete Team Award, 06:22:2000 p2A
Brockport High baseball players Justin Packard; Andy Parrino; John Pelin and Mal Schwalm receive New York State Public High School Athlete Team Award, 06:22:2000 p2A
Brockport High School sports teams have received the NYS Public High School Athletic Association Scholar/Athlete Team Award for the winter season, 03:23:2000 p2A
Brockport High school tennis players Jacob Beyler; Chris Boone; Ben Hastings; and Jim Hurley receive New York State Public High School Athlete Team Award, 06:22:2000 p2A
Brockport High tennis players Greg McCandless; Mike Nichols; Jeff Pera; Joe Robinson and Ron Prate receive New York State Public High School Athlete Team Award, 06:22:2000 p2A
Brockport's Mike Ferris one of SUNY Brockport's five to earn All-American honors, 03:16:2000 p8A
Hage, David has earned first-team All-star Award honors from the Eastern Collegiate Hockey Association, 05:04:2000 p16A
Hammond, Jill, Ushi Patel and Stacey Pensgen win top Sportswomen of the Year Awards, 04:27:2000 p12A
Members of Brockport High school varsity hockey team received New York State Public High School Athletic Association Scholar/Athlete Team Award, 04:13:2000 p2A
Six local SUNY Brockport graduates receive awards at College's Office of Intercollegiate Athletics and the State of New York Athletic Conference, 03:23:2000 p8A
St. Amanut, Joe receives Anderson Award, 04:13:2000 p13A
Students from Brockport High Schools' football, girls tennis, girls swimming, and girls cross country varsity teams receive Scholar/Athlete Team Award, 12:28:2000 p2A
SPORTS - BASEBALL
Baseball season to start next week - who's to start? (Murf's Turf), 03:30:2000 p9ABlue Devils end season with a 10-15 record after 4th-seeded Fairport blanked 13th-seeded Brockport, 06:01:2000 p11A
Brockport beats Irondequoit and R-H before going 1-3 down south, 04:27:2000 p11A
Brockport Blue Devil pitching staff hurls four straight complete games, 05:11:2000 p14A
Brockport Red Sox capture majors division, 08:17:2000 p11A
Brockport splits with Irondequoit Post; Brockport's Bubba Carr continues his hot-hitting for the Legion team, 07:06:2000 p8A
Brockport varsity baseball team drops 4 games against local competition; Phil St. Amant and Mark Klaver pitch well in losses, 05:04:2000 p16A
Brockport varsity baseball to host clinic, 03:16:2000 p11A
Brockport's Phil St. Amant to attend All-American Baseball Talent Show, 10:19:2000 p12A
Finucane, Jeff of Spencerport made two key defensive plays in 7th inning as Division I beat Division II at Monroe County Exceptional Senior All-star Game, 06:22:2000 p7A
Pitching to be the Blue Devil's strength; team is optimistic for season, 04:06:2000 p11A
St. Amant, Joe and Bubba Carr pitch complete game wins for Blue Devils against Penfield, 04:13:2000 p13A
St. Amant, Joe, Bubba Carr and James Simboli were selected for Senior Select All-star Game at Frontier, 06:29:2000 p13A
St. Amant leads Brockport past Arcadia; Blue Devils drop close games to Canandaigua and Penfield, 05:18:2000 p10A
SPORTS - BASEBALL, CAMPS
Fred Costello Baseball Camps announce summer dates for 2000, 03:16:2000 p8AFred Costello Baseball Camps prepare for busy summer, 06:29:2000 p14A
McQuaid Baseball camp to be held in three sessions this summer, 05:11:2000 p14A
SPORTS - BASEBALL, LITTLE LEAGUE
Brockport Junior Baseball League may join Little League, 10:12:2000 p3ABrockport Junior League Baseball joins Little League, 11:02:2000 p3A
Young empires umping little league games should spend hours of practice before umping their first game (Murf's Turf), 05:04:2000 p15A
SPORTS - BASEBALL, LOCAL
Brockport Vets drop 2; local American Legion baseball team has 1-3 start to summer season, 06:29:2000 p14AKlaver, Mark had game winning hit as Brockport Area Vets beat Greece Post 5-4 in American Legion baseball, 06:22:2000 p7A
SPORTS - BASEBALL, PROFESSIONAL
Astros claim Babe Ruth title, 09:21:2000 p10AFire up the backyard rotisserie - time for rotisserie baseball (Murf's Turf), 04:20:2000 p13A
Mets fail to make playoffs again (Funny Thing), 10:26:2000 p14A
Put Maris, Roger in Hall of Fame (Letter), 02:03:2000 p15A
Red Wings ready for challenge of 2000 season; Triple-A All-star Game highlights events at Frontier Field, 04:13:2000 p14A
Rochester Red Wings score big public relations victory at recently completed Baseball Winter Meetings in Dallas, TX (Murf's Turf), 12:28:2000 p11A
SPORTS - BASKETBALL
Abram, Chris led team with 16 points; Hilton ends Brockport's hoop season, 03:02:2000 p8AAbram, Chris of Brockport's 20 points helps Brockport rebound from season -opening loss against Batavia with 75-49 lead over Eastridge, 12:21:2000 p11A/12A
Aquinas Institute Sports Hall of Fame inducts Seniors Tonya Campbell and Chris Calnon, 04:20:2000 p14A
Blue Devils split with R-H, Arcadia; Abram, Chris and Kincaid, Chris led the offense, 02:10:2000 p11A/12A
Blue Devils tied for 10th place in large school poll, 01:13:2000 p8A
Brockport boys drop pair to Fairport and Webster, 01:27:2000 p8A
Brockport boys set to open season - Varsity opens at Batavia; JV opens at home against McQuaid, 11:30:2000 p9A/10A
Brockport drops 3's in victory over Fairport, 12:28:2000 p11A
Brockport faces Hilton in opening round of playoffs, 02:24:2000 p7A
Brockport senior Jonathan Sandgarten to work as manager with the Orangemen's basketball team, 04:20:2000 p13A
Brockport teacher Purificato, Jack leads boys tourney and is learning the ropes of running boys basketball, 02:24:2000 p7A
Chase Scholarship Basketball Tournament Hall of Fame inducts Chris Sullivan and Adam Moore, 10:26:2000 p12A
Dunk contest highlights all-star basketball game; Dan Foley wins it, 03:16:2000 p12A/13A
Explosive offense marks game of runs, 03:30:2000 p9A/10A
Former NBA Rookie of the Year and Slam Dunk Contest Champion Spud Webb gives hope to underdogs across nation, 07:13:2000 p7A
Four Brockport seniors selected for county all-star basketball game, 03:23:2000 p8A
Gates-Chili downs Brockport 54-49, 02:03:2000 p12A
Gates Chili edges Brockport - Lady Blue Devils split in county tournament, 03:02:2000 p7A/8A
JV Brockport boys basketball falls to McQuaid, 12:14:2000 p12A
Kindaid, Chris named to all tournament team, 01:06:2000 p9A
Ninth annual Brockport High School alumni men's basketball game to take place, 11:08:2000 p11A
Perinton Parks Recreation and Eastside Basketball Association begin sign up for boys and girls in grades 3-8 summer basketball league, 05:25:2000 p10A
Section 5 opens Basketball Hall of Fame at 'Big House,' 12:07:2000 p12A
Section 5 tourney has Brockport flavor, 04:20:2000 p13A
St. John's J.V. basketball team concludes successful season, 03:23:2000 p8A
Sutherland, Olympia stop Devils from winning at Brockport's Douglas Westcott Memorial Basketball Tournament, 01:06:2000 p9A/10A
SPORTS - BASKETBALL, COLLEGE
Historical facts on Syracuse University Basketball player Blackwell, Ryan (Murf's Turf), 01:13:2000 p7ASPORTS - BASKETBALL, WOMENS
Arcadia snaps Lady Blue Devils win streak; Sullivan, Kellie scored game high 21 points, 02:10:2000 p11A/12ABently, Trisha's basket gave Gates Chili insuring win over Brockport, 02:24:2000 p8A
Brockport girls continue to be competitive; Goetz, Catherine selected to all-tournament team after leading Brockport in scoring, 01:06:2000 p9A
Brockport's Tara Phouthavongsa scored game winning goal against Irondequoit, 09:07:2000 p10A
East defeats West 77-73 in the Monroe County Senior Girls All-star Game, 03:16:2000 p12A/13A
Feneli, Jill, a once Golden Eagle star, is being named first-team All-American, 04:27:2000 p12A
Goetz, Catherine keys win against Gates-Chili scoring 16 points, 02:03:2000 p12A
Jones, Katie Sue leads Lady Blue Devils with six three-pointers in the victory, 01:20:2000 p7A
Jones, Kelly leads Brockport over Eastridge, 12:21:2000 p11A
Kelly, Colleen leads Webster in victory over Brockport, 12:28:2000 p11A
Lady Blue Devils ready to play - 3 returning starters will anchor the 'run-and-gun' offense, 11:30:2000 p9A/10A
Lady Blue Devils still working for first win after defeat by Penfield 77-54, 01:13:2000 p8A
Spencerport and Penfield add to Brockport's slide, 02:17:2000 p8A
Spencerport hands Brockport third consecutive loss in the Sweeting Tournament consolation game, 69-34, 12:14:2000 p12A
Third annual all-star basketball game spotlights Monroe County's top senior players, 03:30:2000 p9A/10A
Webster, Fairport handle Brockport girls, 01:27:2000 p8A
SPORTS - BIKING
Bicycle dreams; Bike-Aid a wonderful experience, 02:03:2000 p15ACycle Oregon XII a wonderful adventure; Parker, Gary tells his story, 02:03:2000 p15A
SPORTS - BOWLING
Boys and girls bowling teams of Brockport have no problem in victory over East, 12:21:2000 p12ABrockport bowling coach Setek, Joe says both boys and girls teams will be very competitive this year, 01:13:2000 p8A
SPORTS - BOWLING, WOMENS
Brockport bowlers stay competitive in matches while finding out there are some great bowlers in Monroe County, 02:03:2000 p11ASPORTS - CHEERLEADING
Brockport cheer leaders named to all-county teams, 03:09:2000 p9ABrockport-Clarkson-Sweden Recreation Department and Brockport Cheerleaders hosting cheerleading clinic at SUNY Brockport's Tuttle North Gym, 06:22:2000 p7A
Brockport varsity and JV cheer leading teams participate in the 23rd annual Greater Rochester Cheerleading Championships, 02:03:2000 p11A
Brockport varsity cheerleaders qualify for national tournament; hard work and dedication pays off, 01:13:2000 p7A
Cheerleaders deserve some cheers too (Letter), 09:21:2000 p13A
Greece Olympia, Aquinas win cheerleading titles, 02:10:2000 p12A
SPORTS - COACHES
Brockport graduate Mahnseah Boley honors former coach James Cannon by giving him his medal earned at the NJCAA national tournament, 03:16:2000 p7AHage, Charles presented with New York State Coaches Association Honor Award for many years of service to Brockport, 03:16:2000 p13A
How do you describe you coach (Murf's Turf), 03:02:2000 p7A
Questions for prospective college athletes to ask the coaches (Murf's Turf), 02:17:2000 p7A
SUNY Brockport women's lacrosse coach will be heading to the Rochester Girls Lacrosse Camp, 06:22:2000 p7A
SUNY Brockport wrestling coach Don Murray earns third state coaching award, 05:04:2000 p16A
When coaches turn out to be losers (Editorial), 03:23:2000 p10
SPORTS - CROSS COUNTRY
Area runners line up for 5K Yellow jacket Race set for May 14, 05:11:2000 p12ABagley, Scott and Jennifer Rettke set pace again emerging victorious in a Rochester Runner of the Year series, 08:03:2000 p9A
Brockport girls win at York Invitational; boys team finishes fourth in their race, 09:14:2000 p11A/12A
Coach Mark Krueger makes practices fun; Ashleigh Barnhart and Steve Dolby will lead the Blue Devils teams, 08:31:2000 p9A/10A
Dolby, Steve finishes 20th and earns plaque at Clarence Cross Country Invitational, 10:26:2000 p11A/12A
Dolby, Steve leads Blue Devils in last week's races, 10:19:2000 p11A
Dolby, Steve was a top finisher as Brockport takes 9th place at McQuaid Invitational, 10:05:2000 p12A
East Rochester high school boys track coach Jim Bathgate won the open men's division title at annual Despatch Days 5K race, 08:24:2000 p12A
Stoughton, Mary, Ashleigh Barnhart and Whitney Dupra of Brockport finish third through fifth in their race, 09:21:2000 p10A
SPORTS - CROSS COUNTRY, WOMENS
Brockport girls are ranked third in latest large-school poll, 10:12:2000 p11ABrockport girls place fifth in county race, 11:02:2000 p10A
Brockport's Mary Stoughton finishes 35th at states, 11:16:2000 p9A
DeCiantis, Beth won open women's division at annual 5K Despatch Days race, 08:24:2000 p12A
Stoughton, Mary finishes fifth and earns plaque for her effort in Clarence Cross Country Invitational, 10:26:2000 p11A/12A
Stoughton, Mary leads Lady Blue Devils in last week's races, 10:19:2000 p11A
Stoughton, Mary was a top finisher as Brockport girls cross-country team was second at McQuaid Invitational, 10:05:2000 p12A
Stroughton, Mary advances to state cross country meet, 11:08:2000 p11A
SPORTS - FIGURE SKATING
Genesee Figure Skating Club synchronized team win medals, 04:06:2000 p12ASPORTS - FOOTBALL
Abram, Chris scores two second-half touchdowns for the Blue Devils; still not enough to beat Webster, 09:07:2000 p9A/10AAbram, Chris's interception leads Brockport past Churchville Chili, 10:05:2000 p11A
Arcadia blanks Brockport, 10:19:2000 p12A
Balog, Casey and Chris Abram spark Brockport in 41-8 win, 10:12:2000 p11A
Balog, Casey selected the Class AA Offensive Player of the Week, 10:12:2000 p11A
Balog, Casey throws for 2 TDs in loss to Rush Henrietta, 10:26:2000 p11A
Blue Devils beat Churchville-Chili for second time this season to finish year with a 3-6 overall, 11:30:2000 p9A
Blue Devils football team sends two squads to the two-day tournament at the St. John Fisher College Passing Camp, 07:13:2000 p7A
Blue Devils wide receiver James Simboli will be attending Ohio's Baldwin-Wallace College to continue his football career, 06:29:2000 p13A
Brockport-Clarkson-Sweden Joint Recreation Commission offering football clinics for students in grades 3-12, 07:20:2000 p8A
Brockport-Clarkson-Sweden Joint Recreation Commission offering three football clinics, 07:06:2000 p8A
Brockport-Clarkson-Sweden Joint Recreation Commission offering three football clinics for students in grades 3-12, 06:29:2000 p13A
Coaches remember St. Louis Rams players Williams, Roland and Lyle, Keith (Murf's Turf), 02:10:2000 p11A
Hilton shuts down Brockport - Blue Devils to face undefeated Greece Athena, 09:21:2000 p10A
Hopsicker, Scott selected to head Brockport High School football team, 02:17:2000 p7A
Inductions into Section 5 Hall of Fame was inspirational (Murf's Turf), 04:13:2000 p13A
Late rally falls short for East All-stars against a stingy West defense in annual Eddie Meath Game, 08:10:2000 p9A
Olympia tops Brockport - Chris Abram rushes over 100 yards for second week in a row, 09:14:2000 p11A/12A
Players get to meet grid coaches (Murf's Turf), 12:07:2000 p11A
Second annual Technique 'N' Trenches Football Camp to be held at St. John Fisher College's Growney Stadium, 05:25:2000 p10A
Second half lifts Athena over Brockport, 09:28:2000 p11A/12A
SPORTS - FOOTBALL, COLLEGE. See also SUNY Brockport - Football
Football college night slated, 11:16:2000 p9ASPORTS - FOOTBALL, PROFESSIONAL
East High Graduate and St. Louis tight end Roland Williams impressed Blue Devil players and parents, 06:15:2000 p9ANFL Experience On Tour to visit Rochester Oct. 5-8, 09:14:2000 p12A
SPORTS - FUNDRAISERS
Brockport resident Aaron Linderman will run in marathon in San Diego to raise money for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, 03:16:2000 p8ACatholic Charities golf; Women-only golf; lannuzo golf; Catholic Schools golf; Paul McKee golf; Teddi T at MCC; Sheriff PBA golf; Syracuse golf and Grenada golf, 05:18:2000 p10A
Spikes Hike; Corporate Challenge; AC golf; KATS Classic; Liver golf; Celebrity scramble; HCN golf tourney; Bill Gray's golf; Buongiorne tourney, 05:18:2000 p10A
SPORTS - GOLF
Brockport Country Club adds Prolink system where golfers can get instant distance readings, 07:20:2000 p8ABrockport golfers Anderson, Jeff; Mascari, Nick; Parker, Tom and Vasta, Ross participate in Cadillac Invitational Finals, 02:03:2000 p11A
Brockport's Matt Trenton continues to improve, 05:25:2000 p9A/10A
Brockport's Matt Trenton shot a team-low 42 as the Blue Devils edged Hilton 6 1/2 to 5 1/2 in a Western League Division I match-up, 05:11:2000 p13A/14A
Celebrities golf to support kids with cancer, 08:03:2000 p9A
County's golf pass a great bargain for elderly golf players (Comment), 06:22:2000 p10
Fairport's Adam Condello earns medalist honors at the Tournament of Champions competition, 05:25:2000 p9A/10A
Hook-A-Kid on Golf begins 2nd year - qualified youngsters have opportunity to learn the game for free at Deerfield Country Club, 08:03:2000 p9A
National Golf Foundation releases report indicating over 500 new golf courses were opened in 1999 (Murf's Turf), 04:27:2000 p11A
Players of all abilities can find a course to suit their skills in the Greece, Spencerport and Brockport areas, 06:01:2000 p11A/12A
Polar Bear Open tees off for charity March 4, 02:10:2000 p12A
Trenton, Matt and J.D. Darby to represent Brockport at the Tournament of Champions, 05:18:2000 p9A/10A
Yeskey, Jared and Lawrenz, Mark earn honors at the JV Tournament of Champions, 06:15:2000 p9A
Younger players replacing last year's seniors for Brockport Blue Devils, 04:13:2000 p14A
SPORTS - GOLF, PROFESSIONAL
Everyone has own special memories of Ladies Professional Golf Association players who have visited Locust Hill Country Club (Murf's Turf), 06:01:2000 p11ARyan, John H. returns to Country Club of Rochester (Murf's Turf), 07:13:2000 p7A
Secret spots to watch golf (Murf's Turf), 06:08:2000 p9A
SPORTS - GOLF, WOMENS
Brockport Schools to start a girls varsity golf team in the fall, 06:29:2000 p13ABrockport's Kelley VanDenburg captures 1st golf crown for girls, 11:02:2000 p10A
Deerfield Country Club offers free golf clinics for girls, 04:20:2000 p13A
Girls golf becoming a popular sport at area high schools (Murf's Turf), 07:20:2000 p8A
Girls golf team takes to the links - Brockport is one of five schools in the new girls league, 09:14:2000 p11A/12A
VanDenburg, Kelley medals in 1st 2 golf matches, 09:28:2000 p12A
SPORTS - HOCKEY
Balanced scoring and defense helps Blue Devils defeat Webster 3-1 for 3rd straight win, 01:27:2000 p7ABlue Devils defeat the Cadets in consolation finals, 01:06:2000 p9A/10A
Blue Devils to play in senior hockey games, 03:09:2000 p10A
Brockport freshman Casey Balog 1 of 6 area athletes to make 18-player New York District 16 Hockey Team, 06:22:2000 p7A
Brockport handles Canisius and Spencerport in easy fashion, 12:21:2000 p11A/12A
Brockport hockey team ends season against Webster and Gates, 02:17:2000 p7A
Brockport hockey team splits with Batavia and Canisius; goalies play well in both games, 01:20:2000 p7A/8A
Brockport outscored opponents St. Francis, Hilton 11-3 to open season 2-01, 12:07:2000 p12A
Brockport's Casey Balog enjoys victory of the State U-16 team's 7th place finish, 07:06:2000 p8A
Certain academic eligibility criteria students must meet in order to be part of the Division 1 of II levels (Murf's Turf), 03:23:2000 p8A
East Iceman win low-scoring affair over West in the Exceptional Senior All-star Hockey Game, 03:23:2000 p8A/9A
Hilton Hockey Booster Club and Hilton Hockey team hosting open skate, 04:06:2000 p12A
Holding, Dan and Brian Abrams of Brockport overpower Brighton 8-3, 12:28:2000 p11A
Late rally falls short for Brockport, 12:14:2000 p11A
Senior Select Hockey Game features 59 players from every school in Monroe County High School Hockey League, 03:16:2000 p12A/13A
Spartans rally to defeat Blue Devils; Pakis, Derek nets only goal for Brockport, 01:13:2000 p7A
Szulwach, Keith and Balog, Casey selected to Red Division all-star teams, 02:17:2000 p7A
Tri-County Mite 2 team brings home silver in Sports Weekend Extravaganza 2000 Mite BB3 Tournament, 03:23:2000 p8A
SPORTS - HOCKEY, WOMENS
Girls reach their goals in Brockport's only all-female ice hockey team, 02:24:2000 p1A/6ARochester Edge wins girls state championship, 03:16:2000 p11A
SPORTS - ICE HOCKEY. See Sports - Hockey
SPORTS - KAYAKING
New Whitewater Park next to Lock 32 will serve as a training ground for kayakers, 08:24:2000 p11A/12ASPORTS - LACROSSE, WOMENS
Brockport Schools to start a girls modified lacrosse program in the fall, 06:29:2000 p13ASPORTS - MARTIAL ARTS
Brockport to host Judo, 05:04:2000 p16ASPORTS - ROWING
Harvard scores 3 Stonehurst victories, 10:19:2000 p12ASPORTS - SOCCER
10 years of soccer superstars (Murf's Turf), 02:03:2000 p11AAbrams, Brian leads Brockport's offense, 09:21:2000 p9A
Andracki, Billy slates soccer camp, 02:10:2000 p12A
Aquinas boys soccer team captured their first Class B title with a combination of talent, cohesiveness and good fortune, 12:14:2000 p7A
Belgian inventor Anton Soetens has developed an electronic device that could rule whether a player was offside (Murf's Turf), 09:07:2000 p9A
Blizzards girls U-10 takes second at Sithe Energies Soccer Tournament, 06:22:2000 p7A
Blue Devils blanked twice last week - senior night will be against Batavia, 10:19:2000 p11A
Blue Devils share D-1 lead; Bryan Abrams continues to pace Brockport offense, 09:28:2000 p11A
Blue Devils snap 4-game soccer skid, 10:12:2000 p12A
Brockport Blizzard under-12 girls team went undefeated to win their division at the Hilton Parma Soccer Club Tournament, 06:08:2000 p9A
Brockport Blizzard's boys under-14 team defeated Greece Predators with their sixth straight Westside Soccer Championship, 05:04:2000 p16A
Brockport Blizzards girls under-10 finish second at the Spencerport tournament, 06:29:2000 p13A/14A
Brockport faces top-seeded Penfield in Class A opener, 10:26:2000 p11A/12A
Brockport graduate Ian Peers signs contract with Indiana University/Purdue University Division I men's soccer team, 12:21:2000 p11A/12A
Brockport has experience as several positions with last year's returning players - newcomers to give soccer team a boost, 08:31:2000 p9A
Brockport's Ian Peers signs with Division I soccer program at IUPUI, 03:02:2000 p7A/8A
Chili scored two first-half goals to blank visiting Brockport Blizzards U-10 girls soccer team 2-0, 07:20:2000 p8A
Fairport downs Brockport 4-1, 10:05:2000 p12A
Girls U-10 Brockport Blizzards team defeat Gates Lightning and take second position in Western Division, 07:13:2000 p7A
Junior midfielder Brett Grape's goal in the 77th minute gives the Knights their fourth straight Class D title, 11:08:2000 p11A
Monroe County West seniors defeat East, 11:23:2000 p9A
New York agrees to kick in $15 million for Pae Tec Park for Rhinos, 04:20:2000 p13A
Rakoski, Havey's goal earns Brockport a tie with Mendon; Brian Abram's goal sends game into overtime, 09:07:2000 p9A/10A
Rangers edge Blue Devils in OT, 09:14:2000 p12A
Rochester Rhinos announce new $44 million stadium plans, 01:20:2000 p8A
Section 5 hands out soccer awards, 11:16:2000 p9A, 11:23:2000 p9A
Seniors will play final soccer game, 11:08:2000 p11A
Soccer excitement never ends (Murf's Turf), 11:16:2000 p9A
SPORTS - SOCCER, WOMEN'S
Aquinas girls reach state semifinals, 11:16:2000 p9ABlizzard U-10 girls win division at Brockport Soccer Festival, 07:27:2000 p11A
Blizzards tournament continues to grow; Brockport claims two division titles, 07:27:2000 p11A
Brockport Blizzards Girls U-10 soccer team takes 2nd in Christopher Columbus Soccer Tournament, 09:07:2000 p9A/10A
Brockport girls soccer team will be experienced this season with 10 returning players - Brenna McJury, Jennie Genthner, Meg Barrus to serve as team captains, 08:31:2000 p10A
Lady Blue Devil booters drop three straight games, 09:28:2000 p12A
McJury, Brenna leads lady booters past the Indians, 10:26:2000 p11A
McJury, Brenna of Brockport scores game winning goal against Rush-Henrietta, 09:21:2000 p9A/10A
Pricola, Jamie and Kari Frankenberger net goals for Brockport against Cadets, 10:19:2000 p11A
West seniors top East girls, 2-0, 11:30:2000 p10A
SPORTS - SOFTBALL
Annual Mixed Hots Softball Invitational Tournament being held at Ridge Road Recreation Park, 05:18:2000 p10AAnnual Mixed Hots Softball Invitational Tournament to be held at Ridge Road Recreation Park, 05:04:2000 p16A
Blue Devils softball team rides 5-game win streak; sectional play begins this week, 05:25:2000 p9A
Blue Devils split with East Ridge, Rush-Henrietta; Brockport finishes with 12 hits against the Lancers, 05:18:2000 p10A
Brockport blanks Webster in opener, 1-0; softball team looking to continue tradition, 04:13:2000 p13A
Brockport loses another starter Julie Steubing to a possible season-ending hand break, 05:11:2000 p13A/14A
Brockport U-16 softball team took first place for 13th annual Chili Girls Fast Pitch Softball Tournament, 08:17:2000 p11A
Brockport wins their first and last game during South Carolina tournament, 04:27:2000 p11A
Eastridge's Krissy Crego scores winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning at Camp Good Days and Special Times Exceptional Senior All-star Softball Game, 06:15:2000 p9A
Hinrichs, Sarah hits a grand slam in Brockport's win over Athena, 05:04:2000 p15A/16A
JWF-Tut's/UAW softball places 2nd in world champions, 10:12:2000 p12A
Lady Lions win silver from United States Softball Association's Invitational in Orlando, Florida, 03:16:2000 p11A
Local softball team Thunder splits 4 games at tournament, 10:12:2000 p12A
SPORTS - SWIMMING
Blue Devils swept four events against the Cadets, winning every race for second straight meet, 01:06:2000 p10ABrockport places 5th at sectionals, 03:09:2000 p9A
Brockport swimmers honored at year-end banquet; Justin Hilfiker chosen team's Most Valuable Swimmer, 04:06:2000 p11A
Brockport swimmers lose to Webster; Hilfiker, Justin swims personal best and Section-5 best time in 500 free, 02:10:2000 p11A/12A
Brockport wins two races against Pittsford, while Greece's depth holds off Blue Devils, 01:27:2000 p8A
Fairport edge Brockport swimmers 101-85 handing them their first loss of the season, 01:20:2000 p8A
Irondequoit defeats Brockport swimmers, 12:21:2000 p12A
Lets have more places to swim (Letter), 06:01:2000 p15A
Mangan, Chuck of Brockport overcomes muscle injury to win 100 fly, 12:28:2000 p11A
Personal bests abound in Section 5 swimming meet; Blue Devils break 11 individual records and send 10 swimmers to finals, 02:24:2000 p7A
Rinaldi, Nick and Justin Hilfiker conclude season, 03:09:2000 p9A
Rinaldi, Nick wins two individual races; Blue Devils defeat Spencerport, 01:20:2000 p7A/8A
Rochester Area Masters Swimming organization seeks members, 03:23:2000 p9A
Spartans edges Brockport swimmers in last event - Scott Snyder and Kevin Kewin each win two individual events for experienced Blue Devils in their season opener, 12:07:2000 p11A/12
Spencerport beats Brockport swimmers, 12:14:2000 p12A
SPORTS - SWIMMING, COLLEGE, WOMEN'S
Welch, Christine's sixth-place finish in 100 butterfly accomplishes honor of receiving All-American honor at Nationals, 04:06:2000 p12ASPORTS - SWIMMING, WOMENS
Brockport drops 2, 09:28:2000 p12ABrockport girls score comeback win against Rush-Henrietta 96-90, 10:05:2000 p12A
Brockport is ranked 10th in latest coaches poll, 10:12:2000 p11A/12A
Brockport ladies finish 11th at sectionals, 11:16:2000 p9A
Brockport sweeps 50 free to key their victories, 10:26:2000 p12A
Brockport's Natalie Smith and Adriana Hill each won two individual events against the Saints, 09:21:2000 p9A/10A
Lady Blue Devils drop two close swim meets, 11:02:2000 p10A
Smith, Natalie of Brockport doubles against Lady Chiefs, 10:19:2000 p12A
SPORTS - TENNIS
26 year-old Pittsford native Tom Rusling upends Gordon Quinton in a power-packed match, 08:24:2000 p11A/12ABlue Devils lost only one set in win against Bombers, 05:04:2000 p16A
Blue Devils make it 75 straight wins defeating C-C, Athena, and Olympia, 05:25:2000 p9A/10A
Blue Devils receive Sportsmanship Award while Hogan is selected Coach of the Year, 06:08:2000 p9A
Brockport extends their league winning streak to 72 matches with victory against Rush-Henrietta, 05:18:2000 p9A/10A
Brockport to put in their 69th match league winning streak on the line this season, 04:13:2000 p14A
Brockport's tennis streak continues; Blue Devils to start next season at 79 straight league wins, 06:15:2000 p9A
2nd-seeded Brockport defeated visiting Rush-Henrietta 5-2 in Section 5 Class A opening-round tennis match, 06:01:2000 p11A
Whited, Andrew advances to state tennis qualifier, 05:18:2000 p9A/10A
Whited, Andrew earns third seed heading into sectional play, 05:11:2000 p13A/14A
Xelus Junior Grand Prix wrapped up final "Masters" tournament at Tennis Club of Rochester, 09:14:2000 p12A
SPORTS - TENNIS, PROFESSIONAL
Nealon, Ann's tennis pupils excel on the court at RIT and Oak Hill Country Club, 11:02:2000 p10ASPORTS - TENNIS, WOMENS
Brighton's Lana Khvalina becomes youngest champion at RDTA Open Women's Final since 14 year-old Alexandra Creek won in 1988, 08:24:2000 p11A/12ABrockport girls tennis shares Division 2 title with Greece, 10:05:2000 p11A
Brockport is currently tied with Spencerport in the race for the Division 2 title, 09:28:2000 p11A/12A
Brockport resident Cassie Webster rallies to win Xelus tourney, 08:31:2000 p9A
Brockport returns 6 players from last year's team, 08:31:2000 p10A
Brockport sweeps Batavia in tennis, 09:21:2000 p10A
Rajasethupathy, Priya and Cassie Webster of Brockport Blue Devils remain unbeaten in singles, 09:14:2000 p11A/12A
SPORTS - TRACK AND FIELD
Bagley, Scott and Renee Rombaut capture 5-mile race titles in downtown Rochester, 03:16:2000 p7ABonczyk, John finished second in both Class A and overall in 110-meter hurdles at New York State Public High School outdoor track and field championships, 06:22:2000 p7A
Bonczyk, John leads Brockport to a 15th place finish at the Franklin meet, 05:11:2000 p13A/14A
Bonczyk, John of Brockport is double winner at Franklin High School meet, 02:03:2000 p11A
Bonczyk, John of Brockport signs with Wagner College Track team, 07:27:2000 p11A
Bonczyk, John takes individual title at Class AA/A meet, 06:01:2000 p11A
Brockport boys earn the top three spots in the discus in meet against Hilton, 05:04:2000 p15A/16A
Brockport girls team sweeps the 200 and 400 meter events; Tara Phouthavongsa wins 4 events against Hilton, 05:04:2000 p15A
Brockport track team loaded with talent, 04:13:2000 p13A
First road race of season improves upon last year's total number of runners by over 200, 03:16:2000 p10A
Indoor track teams continue to make strides; Brockport's Bonczyk, John; Phouthavongsa, Tara; and Dupra, Whitney establish new school records, 02:24:2000 p7A
Indoor track teams make early strides - seven different Brockport track and field athletes take top honors in season opener at UR, 12:07:2000 p11A/12A
Local athletes set school and personal records at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Indoor Track and Field Championships, 03:09:2000 p9A
Phouthavongsa, Tara and Bonczyk, John lead list of 13 sectional qualifiers for the Brockport teams, 01:13:2000 p8A
Russell, Dan and John Bonszyk to represent Blue Devils in states, 06:08:2000 p9A
St. John Fisher College to host Fast Feet Camp, 03:16:2000 p8A
Track teams have strong showing at Roberts Wesleyan, 12:14:2000 p11A
SPORTS - TRACK AND FIELD, WOMENS
Brockport girls 4 X 400-meter relay team finishes third in Section 5 Meet of Champions at Hobart College, 03:02:2000 p7ABrockport's freshman girls team takes first in their meet, 05:25:2000 p9A/10A
Brockport's Mary Stoughton finishes third overall in the girls Class A race, 09:28:2000 p11A
Collins, Emma; Mary Stoughton, and Brenna McJury of Brockport win individuals event to highlight an impressive performance of indoor track teams, 12:21:2000 p12A
McJury, Brenna wins 3 events for Brockport; Lady Blue Devils take unofficial title at Williams Invitational, 04:27:2000 p11A
Phouthavongsa, Tara finishes second in two events at states, 06:08:2000 p9A
Phouthavongsa, Tara most impressive freshman this year, 01:06:2000 p10A
Phouthavongsa, Tara sets both meet and school record at Franklin meet, 05:11:2000 p13A/14A
Reynolds, Nicole takes individual title at Class AA/A meet, 06:01:2000 p11A
Stoughton, Mary sets 3000 record, 05:18:2000 p9A/10A
SPORTS - VOLLEYBALL
Blue Devil spikers drop 3 straight, has four-game winning streak snapped by Penfield, 10:26:2000 p12ABlue Devils return town starters from last years Division I champions - Greg McCandless and Dan Carr to lead volleyball, 08:31:2000 p9A/10A
Brockport boys volleyball sweeps Irondequoit, 09:07:2000 p10A
Brockport boys win three straight matches; Greg McCandless leads Brockport in kills, 10:05:2000 p11A/12A
Brockport spikers have rough week loosing two of three matches to Hilton and Spencerport, 09:28:2000 p12A
C-C, Canandaigua and Eastridge all fall to Brockport, 10:19:2000 p11A
McCandless, Greg and Dan Carr pace Blue Devils past Comets, 10:12:2000 p11A
McCandless, Greg named to all-tourney team, 09:21:2000 p9A/10A
New-look Blue Devils defeat both Irondequoit and Webster, 09:14:2000 p11A
Rochester All-stars sweep Buffalo, 11:30:2000 p10A
SPORTS - VOLLEYBALL, WOMENS
Brockport advances to volleyball semifinals after defeating Arcadia, 02:10:2000 p11ABrockport finished second at the Gates Chili Tournament, 12:07:2000 p11A/12A
Brockport girls chalk up wins to take league lead, 01:13:2000 p7A
Brockport girls volleyball team finishes 4th in Division I tourney, 01:06:2000 p10A
Brockport knocks down Gates, Arcadia, 12:28:2000 p11A
Brockport's Julie Steubing and Jen Demmans are selected to the all-tournament team, 02:17:2000 p7A
Demmans, Kim and Stephanie Ayres continue to lead the Blue Devils with near flawless records, 12:21:2000 p12A
Four players earn all-county volleyball honors, 03:30:2000 p10A
Lady Blue Devils overcome pesky Lady Spartans in four games, 01:20:2000 p7A/8A
Monroe County ends its season with the Exceptional Senior game at Penfield, 03:16:2000 p10A/11A
Monroe County playoffs to start this week, 02:03:2000 p12A
Webster hands Blue Devils first loss of the season in a rematch of last season's Monroe County tournament championship game, 12:14:2000 p11A
Webster rallies over Brockport for volleyball title, 02:17:2000 p7A
Webster rallies to take Brockport in 5 games, 01:27:2000 p7A
SPORTS - WRESTLING
Armstrong, Ryan competes at wrestling SuperSectionals, 03:02:2000 p7ABlue Devils finish 10th in team scoring as Spencerport wins 9th straight team title; Keable, Jim and Riley, Sean of Brockport take 3rd at counties, 02:03:2000 p11A
Blue Devils tangle with the area's top four programs in one week, 01:27:2000 p7A
Brockport bounces Pittsford, 02:17:2000 p8A
Brockport-Clarkson-Sweden Joint Recreation Commission and Brockport wrestling club holding 20th annual Recreation Wrestling Tournament, 03:09:2000 p9A
Brockport coach James Cannon expects greater things from his team next year, 03:02:2000 p7A/8A
Brockport High School wrestlers prepare for 2000 opener, 11:23:2000 p9A
Brockport wrestlers place 5th at Attica tourney, 12:14:2000 p11A
Brockport Youth Wrestling Team improves and has successful season, 04:06:2000 p11A
Four Blue Devils make the top six at Canandaigua; team comes in 15th at Bradshaw, 01:13:2000 p7A
Grapplers place 4th at Geneva Invitational, 12:07:2000 p11A/12A
Hilton Cadets beat Brockport wrestlers, 12:21:2000 p12A
Senior Jim Keable is selected Brockport high school team's MVP, 03:30:2000 p9A
SPORTS - WRESTLING, COLLEGE
Some of the top teams in the country to participate in SUNY Brockport/Oklahoma Gold Wrestling Showcase, 09:28:2000 p12ASPRING BREAK
What to do over spring break (Families), 02:24:2000 p9ASPRINGDALE FARMS
Live Nativity and wagon rides mark Springdale Christmas, 11:30:2000 p2AShear heaven at Springdale Farms annual Sheep Shearing Festival, 04:20:2000 p4A
Springdale Farm announces annual sheep shearing festival, 04:06:2000 p2A
Springdale Farms now scheduling open group tours for spring and summer, 03:16:2000 p2A
STRESS
One way to beat the 'burned out' feeling (Guest Essay), 02:10:2000 p15ASTUDENTS
Center for Talented Youth held special award ceremonies to honor hundreds of top students, 07:20:2000 p3AHambrock, Shelley Ann graduate of Grapevine High School where she was a member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and an All-American Scholar, 06:01:2000 p2A
STUDY ABROAD
Still vacancies for Britain and Ireland in-depth group tour, 03:16:2000 p2ASUMMER
'Dog days' of summer approaching as we near end of August (Murf's Turf), 08:10:2000 p9ASummer job finding a breeze for teenagers and adolescents today compared to what it once was (Funny Thing), 06:08:2000 p12
SUNY BROCKPORT
89.1 radio station to hold Coats For Kids, 11:08:2000 p2A89.1 The Point representatives traveling to Cleveland, Ohio to broadcast live from Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for third year in a row, 10:19:2000 p4A
AIDS quilt bears message of determination and hope, 12:07:2000 p9A
Child care center receives grant to establish second infant room, 06:29:2000 p3A
College holds coloring contest of Ellsworth, SUNY Brockport mascot - awards go to Jessica Mayer, Maya Signa and Kirsten Burkhardt, 10:19:2000 p2A
College to host display of NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt, 11:16:2000 p4A
College tries to be good neighbor to Brockport residents, but has yet to show for it (Guest Essay), 04:20:2000 p17A
Commencement speakers announced, 04:20:2000 p6A
Congressman John J. LaFalce announces grant for SUNY Brockport under National Institute of Child Health and Human Development's Academic Enhancement Award, 09:28:2000 p4A
Dia De Los Muertos - Day of the Dead celebration at SUNY Brockport, 10:26:2000 p2A
Farewell to the SUNY Brockport Class of 2000, 05:18:2000 p1A/14A
Government system is number 1 according to a student opinion survey to all SUNY students, 12:07:2000 p4A
Grant aids teaching of environmental sciences, 09:28:2000 p4A
New policy established to deal with disruptive electronic devices, 03:16:2000 p9A
President Paul Yu defends college in a 'no confidence' vote filed by the Organization for Students of African Descent, 11:16:2000 p5A
Seymour building one of SUNY Brockport's most notable structures (Guest Essay), 07:06:2000 p7A
SIFE team from SUNY Brockport helping fellow college students gain an understanding of the responsible use of debit and credit cards, 11:08:2000 p4A
Social work program earns candidacy status, 03:09:2000 p4A
Students and staff joined volunteers and participated in Make a Difference Day, 11:02:2000 p1A
Students collect over 1,000 pounds of nonperishable food items for area families in need, 11:30:2000 p2A
Students to participate in annual Make a Difference Day, 10:26:2000 p4A
SUNY Brockport puts ban on cell phone usage (Editorial), 03:16:2000 p14A
SUNY BROCKPORT - ALUMNI
Alumni Association Board of Directors has elected George Rich of Brockport as president, 08:24:2000 p2ASUNY BROCKPORT - ART
130 high school art students welcomed to SUNY Brockport from across state to New York State Summer School of the Arts Program, 04:13:2000 p3ADepartment of Interdisciplinary Arts and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra team up to offer Soul of the Orchestra, 01:13:2000 p2A
School of Arts and Performances offering season subscriptions, 09:21:2000 p2A
SUNY BROCKPORT - AWARDS
Writers to be honored with new award Art of Fact, 04:13:2000 p3ASUNY BROCKPORT - CONCERTS
SUNY Brockport and RPO unite to bring classical music to campus and the Brockport community, 02:10:2000 p1A/16ASUNY BROCKPORT - CONSTRUCTION
Grant awarded to install energy efficient projects on campus, 03:16:2000 p2ASUNY BROCKPORT - DANCE
New choreography to be showcased in "DANCE/Hartwell" pieces, 03:16:2000 p2ASUNY BROCKPORT - FACULTY/STAFF
Caruso, Libby is incoming president of the SUNY Health Services Council, 06:15:2000 p2ADonaldson, Colleen has returned from 3 week Family Planning International Assistance internship, 11:02:2000 p2A
Dreyer, Thomas F. appointed assistant vice president for facilities and planning, 09:21:2000 p2A
Dusen, Jim, Manager of photographic services receives numerous awards at University of Photographers' Association of America, 07:20:2000 p2A
Hoa, Nguyen Thi My, project administrator for study abroad program in Vietnam to speak, 09:28:2000 p4A
Hoffman, Markus received grant to provide research support to new faculty, 10:05:2000 p4A
Mason, Joseph R. named dean of the School of Professions at SUNY Brockport, 04:20:2000 p2A
President Paul Yu has been appointed by Rochester Mayor William A. Johnson to stewardship council for "Rochester 2010-the Renaissance," 08:17:2000 p2A
Schwarz, Ira-Paul, professor and composer emeritus remains busy from his home in England, 05:04:2000 p2A
Wolsky, Jack is professor emeritus, Department of Art, 03:09:2000 p2A
Yu, Paul, President has been named to the American Council on Education Commission on International Education, 03:16:2000 p2A
SUNY BROCKPORT - FINANCES
SUNY Brockport has been awarded $400,000 by the SUNY Systems Administration, 07:13:2000 p12ASUNY BROCKPORT - FOOTBALL
Springfield downs SUNY Brockport, 13-6, 11:30:2000 p9ASUNY Brockport completes undefeated season, 11:08:2000 p11A
SUNY BROCKPORT - GRANTS
Science research grant awarded, 03:16:2000 p3ASUNY BROCKPORT - HOMECOMING
Families and alumni focus at SUNY Brockport Homecoming, 10:05:2000 p4ASUNY BROCKPORT - LECTURES
89.1 The Point sponsoring Halloween costume contest, 10:19:2000 p2AAngelou, Maya to visit SUNY Brockport, 03:30:2000 p4A
Annual Clothesline Project raises awareness of violence against women, 05:04:2000 p1A/20A
Grant received to study wildlife contamination and water levels of Lake Ontario, 10:12:2000 p4A
Green Party candidate Mark Dunau lobbies at SUNY Brockport for environmental reform, 10:12:2000 p8A
Judge Mathis, Greg to speak for OSAD's "Nubian Week," 11:08:2000 p4A
Mornings with the Professors series begins September 12th, 09:07:2000 p2A
Mornings with the Professors series held in New York Room in Cooper Hall on Tuesdays, 02:17:2000 p2A
National speaker Kurker, Allyson to talk on sexual assault, 02:03:2000 p6A
Professor of sociology and criminology at Northeastern University Jack Levine to speak on campus violence, 04:06:2000 p3A
Several dance lectures and demonstrations are open to public, 03:16:2000 p3A
SUNY Brockport received 10 number one rankings in the most recent student opinion survey administered to undergraduates, 12:28:2000 p3A
SUNY Chancellor Robert King requires college to check sprinklers and safety after tragic dorm fire at Seton Hall University, 02:03:2000 p1A/16A
Village and college ignore crimes of drunken students (Letter), 02:17:2000 p11A
WWF commissioner and superstar Mick Foley a.k.a. "Mankind" will hold interactive discussion at Tuttle North, 10:12:2000 p4A
SUNY BROCKPORT - MUSIC
College at Brockport's college-community chorus looking for members, 09:14:2000 p2ASUNY BROCKPORT - STUDENTS. See also SUNY Brockport - Awards
SUNY Brockport Vietnam Project sending students to study and provide community services in Vietnam for 25th anniversary of war, 01:13:2000 p3ASUNY BROCKPORT - THEATRE
Gilliam, Jack cast as role of Jack Wortainy in SUNY Brockport production of "The Importance of Being Earnest," 04:20:2000 p2ASUNY Brockport and Geva Theater have formed an alliance that will bring Geva staff members into the college as teachers, 07:06:2000 p3A
"The Man at the Piano is Not Here" being presented by Bob Bobkoff in Tower of Fine Arts, 02:10:2000 p2A
Tickets for Wallflower performance on sale, 11:02:2000 p4A
SUNY BROCKPORT - WOMEN'S CENTER
SUNY Brockport Women's Center invites community to witness and participate in upcoming Clothesline Project in memory of abused woman, 04:13:2000 p3AVillage Board members OK SUNY Brockport Women's Center parade proposal, 10:05:2000 p4A
SUNY BROCKPORT - WRESTLING
Formal national champion and University of Oklahoma coach Jack Spates is one of guest clinicians at the Oklahoma Gold Wrestling Camp at SUNY Brockport, 07:06:2000 p8ASUNY CORTLAND
Brockport native Carol Van Der Karr, named coordinator of academic advisement for first year programming at Cortland, 09:14:2000 p2ASUPER BOWL
Goodies for Super Sunday (Murf's Turf), 01:20:2000 p7ASizing up the XXXIV commercials (Murf's Turf), 01:27:2000 p7A
SWEDEN. See also Clarkson
Assessment review nears completion according to Alan Bader, town assessor, 08:31:2000 p7ABond act defeated from state for money to pay for local project hurts village, 11:16:2000 p1A/14A
Democratic Committee will sponsor a film festival at the Strand Theater this fall, 09:07:2000 p5A
Despite its current decrepit state, town considering restoring field house for a key to the town's recreational future, 01:20:2000 p1A/12A
Inspectors to start collecting data on property values next month, 04:13:2000 p1A/18A
Local street being renamed after Clarkson residents Erwin and Marilyn Duryea, 11:08:2000 p1A/16A
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. has started legal action against town of Sweden for 6th year in a row over assessment issues, 08:31:2000 p1A/4A
Officials hoping to end Bergen's plan to install new power lines, 07:20:2000 p1A/4A
Officials remind all property owners applications for STAR must be filled out with town assessor's office before March 1, 2000, 01:27:2000 p2A
Planning Board approves preliminary site-plan approval for truck storage facility, 09:14:2000 p3A
Poor Festival of Lights attendance results in loss for Sonnenberg Gardens in Canandaigua, 01:20:2000 p3A
Purchase of tractor and scraper from Federal Surplus from recommendation of Highway Superintendent Craig Smith approved, 09:21:2000 p4A
Reassessment expected to be completed by officials by September, 07:20:2000 p3A
Recycling rates to rise, 12:07:2000 p4A
Rep. John J. LaFalce sends letter to Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman outlining problems facing farmers in Western New York, 07:27:2000 p3A
Residents blast Bergen's power line proposal at a public hearing, 02:10:2000 p1A/5A
Special-use permit requirement in the single-family residential districts ended, 04:20:2000 p3A
Sweden and Clarkson awarded a $78,000 Community Development Block Grant, 06:08:2000 p3A
Sweden Democrat Committee's five-part film festival begins tonight at Strand Theater, 10:05:2000 p4A
Sweden to purchase Holley water line, 12:14:2000 p1A/16A
Sweden to receive state funding for justice courts, 11:02:2000 p4A
Town appoints assessment official, 12:07:2000 p4A
Town Board announces list of meeting dates for 2001, 11:23:2000 p4A
Town clerk Gail A. DeToy gets N.Y. State Town Clerks Association certification, 08:24:2000 p2A
Town of Sweden asks architects to design a master plan for 156 acres of park land, 01:20:2000 p1A/12A
Water rates to jump 6%, 12:07:2000 p13A
SWEDEN - BUDGET
Budget hearing draws few residents - budget would increase town's tax rate 2.4%, 10:26:2000 p3ASweden OK's $2.9M budget, 11:16:2000 p3A
Town gets $50K development grant for installation of an emergency generator at Lake Road Pump Station, 10:26:2000 p4A
Town park project is included in a $3.8 billion bond that will appear on the November ballot, 08:31:2000 p1A/4A
SWEDEN - BUSINESSES
Holiday Inn Express opens its doors in Sweden and is already receiving a large number of reservations, 05:11:2000 p4AHoliday Inn to open in Sweden, bringing another lodging option and 20 jobs to the community, 01:13:2000 p1A/12A
Planning Board suggests Route 19 entrance to Ames Plaza be moved south - holds up go-ahead for new Staples, 09:14:2000 p3A
Staples receives approval to build store in Sweden's Ames Plaza, 12:28:2000 p1A/16A
SWEDEN - GOVERNMENT
Adopting of two new local laws that would expand income limits for seniors and disabled to qualify for real property tax exemption being considered, 09:21:2000 p2AHale, Michael R. appointed to serve as member of Monroe County Fishery Advisory Board, 11:02:2000 p4A
Lester, Nat sworn in for second term as town supervisor, 01:06:2000 p1A/14A
New town justice Mark Depferd brings much experience to Sweden, 08:03:2000 p1A/4A
Sommer, Brett, former high school history teacher will challenge John LaFalce for the 29th District seat in Congress, 07:27:2000 p3A
Sweden Board votes against commercial plan to rezone residential areas along Lake Road, 03:09:2000 p4A
Village seats go to Peter DeToy, winning his second term, and Morton Wexler, who wants to reduce tax rate and clean up pollution, 06:22:2000 p1A/8A
SWEDEN - HISTORY
Sweden appoints Kathleen C. Goetz as new town historian, 10:05:2000 p6ASWEDEN - HOUSING
Sweden Planning Board collecting questions about effects of proposed Crystal Ridge, an 800 single-family homes, 04:20:2000 p1A/18ASWEDEN - PARKS
Redman Road park project moving forward; town plans to apply for grants and solicit funds to help pay for project, 06:01:2000 p3AShultz Associates Engineers and Land Surveyors authorized to design first group of athletic fields in town park, 11:02:2000 p4A
SWEDEN - POLICE
Hall, Robert E. being honored at an open house retirement reception for his more than 30 years of service as town of Sweden police justice, 05:25:2000 p2ASweden's Police Justice of 35 years Robert E. Hall retires from the service; reflects on his time in the position, 06:01:2000 p1A/16A
SWEDEN - TAXES
Exemption from taxes on certain highway services would increase taxes for residents outside the village claim town officials, 10:26:2000 p1A/16ATown projects, health benefits, and high energy costs call for a 2.4% tax hike, 09:28:2000 p1A
SWEDEN - TELECOMMUNICATIONS
175-foot telecommunications tower is being pitched for Ogden-Sweden Town Line Road, 06:01:2000 p1A/16AProposed cell tower did not meet FAA height regulations, 07:27:2000 p1A/7A
Sweden Planning Board members concerned proposed telecommunications tower along Ogden Sweden Town Line Road won't meet guidelines, 06:15:2000 p1A/14A
SWEDEN/CLARKSON RECREATION CENTER
Family fitness, skills competition, RPAC open forum, adult softball leagues, summer sports registration available, 03:16:2000 p3ASWEDEN SENIOR CENTER
20 years of being open is celebrated with an open house, 09:21:2000 p3ABrockport High's Set Design Club donates mural to Center, 07:20:2000 p5A
Brockport students visit with Sweden Senior Center members and play chess, 06:08:2000 p5A
Center issued a wish list for holiday season, 12:14:2000 p2A
Christmas Eve dinner planned for Sweden Senior Center, 12:14:2000 p2A
Doors open for a free Thanksgiving dinner, 11:16:2000 p2A
Expansion plans for Senior Center include Memory Lane, 01:27:2000 p2A
"Memories of Love Tree" being sponsored in memory of loved ones, 11:16:2000 p2A
Olympic diving coach Betty Perkins-Carpenter to speak at Sweden Center, 09:28:2000 p4A
Senior Center seeking donations, 02:10:2000 p3A
Senior citizens participated in a walk-a-thon to collect money for renovations at Sweden's Senior Center, 06:08:2000 p8A
SUNY Brockport offering free tax help for seniors, 03:02:2000 p1A/6A
Sweden Senior Center was there for me (Letter), 05:18:2000 p13A
Youth and old brought together through an inter generational craft workshop to bridge generation gap, 07:20:2000 p3A
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TAXES
Charities you donate to should be on tax forms too (Letter), 04:27:2000 p15AHomebuyers need tax incentives too (Funny Thing), 07:27:2000 p14
Tobacco deal will cut taxes (Letter), 06:08:2000 p13A
TEDDI 'T' SPORTS FEST
Camp Good Days and Special Times announces dates for Teddi "T" 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament, 04:06:2000 p11ATELEPHONES
716 area code given to Buffalo region, 05:25:2000 p6ACall waiting offensive (Editorial), 06:08:2000 p12
TELEVISION
'Canal Towns' to air this weekend on WXXI, 09:07:2000 p3ADid you ask for this trash on the television menu? - someone should clue writers in (Editorial), 11:02:2000 p12A
Infomercials are shows, but what kind of shows? (Funny Thing), 08:24:2000 p14
Keeping nudity to a bare minimum (Letter), 04:27:2000 p15A
Liberate television's captives - stop spending so much time in front of the TV (Guest Essay), 07:13:2000 p11A
Networks scrambling to satisfy our lust for more violence, more danger, and more agony with new TV shows (Opinion), 07:13:2000 p10
Pro wrestlers need to improve their dialogues (Daily Dose), 02:03:2000 p14A
Religious groups have right to public-access TV (Editorial), 03:30:2000 p12
Stop running those terrible car commercials, 04:06:2000 p13A
Too much violence on TV (Letter), 11:23:2000 p11A
Worldly TV show "Assignment: The World" for kids marks 40 years, 01:06:2000 p4A
WROC-TV public-affairs show debuts, 09:14:2000 p10A
TERRORISM
In a bloody century, an optimistic view (Notebook), 10:19:2000 p14ATEST TAKING
Testing the mettle of test-takers (Funny Thing), 05:04:2000 p18THANKS
Mundt, Cindy says thanks to Jodie Waverly in getting word out to the public on Eisenmenger's syndrome (Letter), 11:02:2000 p13ASaying thanks to good Samaritans (Letter), 08:31:2000 p13A
Thanks to all who cared for Anthony Matela during his last few years of life (Letter), 06:15:2000 p13A
THANKSGIVING
A chilly Thanksgiving in Austin, Texas (Funny Thing), 11:30:2000 p12AOut of the darkness and into the light (Guest Essay), 11:23:2000 p11A
A thanksgiving tale (Notebook), 11:23:2000 p10A
THEATRE
Actress Victoria Oscar brings her interpretation of evil to "Annie" at the Auditorium Center, 10:26:2000 p10ALet's patronize 'old-fashioned' theaters (Letter), 03:16:2000 p11A
RAPA's School of Performing Arts Youth Repertory Company spotlighting local talents in musical "Into the Woods," 04:20:2000 p4A
Roberts Wesleyan College Community Theatre will present "The Odd Couple," 10:12:2000 p9A
Sports, drama and Jennifer Barclay coming together on the Downstairs Cabaret Theater's stage, 12:28:2000 p10A
TIME
Just say no to rushing - take time to live your life (Guest Essay), 08:24:2000 p15ATOASTMASTERS
Lilac City Toastmasters holds it's annual Humorous Speech and Evaluation Contests, 10:12:2000 p9AToastmasters' speech contest, Humorous Speech and Evaluation Contests aim for laughs, 10:19:2000 p6A
TRAINS. See Transportation
TRANSPORTATION
Curitiba transportation system in Brazil is answer to breaking congested traffic (Opinion), 03:23:2000 p10If your worried about sprawl, check the local transportation plans (Opinion), 08:03:2000 p12
Interest in mass transit rises, but road-building continues (Opinion), 07:20:2000 p10
Yes, we can build rail in our towns (Letter), 10:19:2000 p15A
TRIBUTES
Sodeman, Stephanie's tribute to her teacher Borchard, Linda (Letter), 01:27:2000 p11AU
UNITY HEALTH SYSTEM
Unity Health System in Greece seeking volunteers, 01:13:2000 p3AUnity Health System in Greece sponsoring weight control class, 01:06:2000 p14A
Unity Health System seeking friendly volunteers, 02:03:2000 p2A
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
U of R offers summer science programs, 06:01:2000 p7AUniversity of Rochester honors high school teachers for excellence, 04:20:2000 p5A
US POSTAL SERVICE. See Postal Service
V
VALENTINE'S DAY
Greatest valentines gift of all - throwing out the Sports Illustrated swim suit editions (Daily Dose), 02:10:2000 p14AVETERANS. See Armed Forces - Veterans
VISUALLY IMPAIRED
Alfieri, Catherine explains that even though she is blind, she still has her spirit, which enables her to see, 01:27:2000 p11ABeach home for blind children faces uncertain future at SUNY Brockport, 04:27:2000 p1A/16A
Skills, friendship bloom at Camp Abilities, a unique camp that helps blind children become independent through athletic events, 07:06:2000 p1A/4A
VOLUNTEERS
A little retirement help for emergency volunteers (Editorial), 05:04:2000 p18Members of First Presbyterian Church will work in soup kitchens and clothing centers during two week missionary trip to New York City, 07:27:2000 p4A
Volunteers clear trails throughout our area, 05:25:2000 p13A
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
Limited space and security concerns prompt Volunteers of America to relocate at Brockport Commons, 11:16:2000 p1A/14AVOTING
Voting machines leave no evidence (Letter), 11:30:2000 p13AW
WE-MO-CO. See also Brockport Central Schools
Apprenticeship applications sought for WE-MO-CO Youth Apprenticeship program, 02:03:2000 p2AFloral design program now being offered, 03:16:2000 p5A
Second year cosmetology students worked with Roberts Wesleyan College to create hair styles for the production of "My Fair Lady," 02:17:2000 p2A
Students from WE-MO-CO earn honors at the Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America state skills competition in Syracuse, 05:11:2000 p2A
WE-MO-CO names honor students, 12:14:2000 p5A
WE-MO-CO names top honor students, 02:17:2000 p3A
WEATHER
Hurricane Debby roars through Caribbean, but simmered down once it reached Florida (Opinion), 09:07:2000 p12WEBSTER
Webster residents not pleased to hear they are Monroe County's next target to make a minimum lot size of 5 acres (Editorial), 02:10:2000 p14AWEBSTER - SCHOOLS
Administration implements community service instead of detention for students (Letter), 03:23:2000 p11AWEDDINGS
Adams, Mark and Dana Galen, 04:13:2000 p11AAntonelli, Craig D. and Bridget Culhane, 11:30:2000 p8A
Auten, Jeff and Pam Giardina, 12:14:2000 p5A
Chapman, Ryan and Elizabeth Mills, 10:26:2000 p8A
Colaprete, Ronald R. and Glenna Spampinato, 10:26:2000 p8A
Coon, Brian and Sara Ljungkvist, 12:07:2000 p8A
Danchak, Paul David and Jacquelyn Hansen, 11:23:2000 p6A
Dougherty, Mark and Dawn Mullen, 10:19:2000 p7A
Dr. Santangelo, Christopher and Dr. Lauren Viscardi, 09:07:2000 p6A
Ensign, Scott John and Bethany Bannister, 11:30:2000 p8A
Flansburg, Chad William and Christine Farnam, 04:06:2000 p8A
Fundis, Mark and Maureen Loughlin, 01:20:2000 p6A
Hansen, Kevin Ray and Annette Anderson, 10:05:2000 p7A
Illenberg, James and Jennifer DiLella, 10:19:2000 p7A
Ives, Andrew Michael and Susan Marie Wondell, 05:18:2000 p6A, 05:25:2000 p8A
James, Russell Andrew and Melissa Cloutier, 03:16:2000 p8A
Jaworski, Matthew T. and Margaret Haggerty, 08:24:2000 p6A
Landas, Nyle Frederick and Stacey Downs, 11:02:2000 p8A
Lipani, Anthony V. and Danielle Watson, 10:26:2000 p8A
Martin, Timothy Alan and Mary Beth Pistocchi, 04:13:2000 p11A
Oelmann, Justin S. and Pamela Lasch, 05:04:2000 p13A
Pacilio, Timothy C. and Donna Rubar, 05:25:2000 p8A
Painting, Justin and Kara Meade, 06:22:2000 p2A
Parker, Tom and Lisa Ferrari, 10:05:2000 p7A
Parrone, Matthew D. and Natasha Licata, 11:02:2000 p8A
Perozzi, Brett Eric and Theresa Bladen, 11:08:2000 p10A
Phillips, John C. III and Lesley Saeva, 01:13:2000 p6A
Prince, Troy Thomas and Bonnie Wood, 03:30:2000 p4A
Senftleben, Christopher T. and Carol Herring, 06:15:2000 p6A
Shipe, Philip Dwayne and Gillian Nielsen, 12:14:2000 p4A
Stratton, Stephen M. and Elizabeth Zion, 04:27:2000 p6A
Tanski, Christopher Craig and Christina Clement, 01:13:2000 p6A
Tortora, Steven P. and Julie Taddeo, 01:27:2000 p6A
Valachovic, Aaron and Michelle Borys, 12:21:2000 p4A
Veltri, Frank and Deanna Mascari-Abbott, 04:20:2000 p11A
Warren, Brett Wilson and Denise Leavens, 08:24:2000 p6A
White, Eric A. and Elizabeth Howell, 12:21:2000 p4A
Zafiriou, Christopher Marshall and Jessica Todd Harper, 11:23:2000 p6A
Zyra, Todd Jason and Mindy Richter, 02:24:2000 p4A
WESTERN MONROE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Chesnut, Eunice reports that people gathered at the High Street Cemetery to 'meet' some of the permanent residents there, 11:02:2000 p2AHistorical society to hold its annual Peddlers Market on lawn of Morgan Manning House on September 9th, 08:31:2000 p2A
WESTSIDE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
11 year executive director Harry Butler retires, 04:27:2000 p2ALemcke, Martie appointed new executive director, 04:27:2000 p2A
WINE
Wine critic raids the refrigerator (juice isle) in Wegmans (Funny Thing), 02:03:2000 p14AWINTER
County snowplowing contract undercuts payments to towns for plowing county roads, 01:06:2000 p1A/14ADo you know snow terminology? (Murf's Turf), 11:23:2000 p9A
Is your home prepared for winter? New steps to prevent disaster, 01:13:2000 p4A
Lets ban the ban on sledding at Cobbs Hill Park in Rochester (Letter), 02:10:2000 p15A
Sheriff's office warns to remove snow safely, 02:10:2000 p4A
Tips on how to get ready for winter (Handwritings), 11:23:2000 p10A
WOMEN'S RIGHTS
Anthony, Susan B. doesn't need a pardon for her criminal act of voting in 1872 (Editorial), 02:17:2000 p10ACanandaigua Mayor Ellen Polimeni requests White House clear Susan B. Anthony of her charges from 1872, 02:10:2000 p6A
Susan B. Anthony Festival and historic suffrage parade to celebrate women's rights, 08:10:2000 p6A
WORKERS COMPENSATION
Brockport bricklayer Harold VanSkiver receives $1.9 million for permanent back injuries, 03:16:2000 p2AState Assemblyman Charles Nesbitt announces workers compensation rates will be reduced by 2.5 percent this year, 08:17:2000 p3A
WORLD CANAL CONFERENCE
Brockport preps for World Canals Conference and will host international visitors in September, 02:03:2000 p1A/16ACommunity readies for World Canals Conference celebration, 09:07:2000 p1A/11A
Dozens of organizers and community leaders joined together to promote World Canals Conference, where people all over world will hear about the Erie Canal, 05:18:2000 p1A/14A
Heads up for World Canals Conference, 02:17:2000 p6A
Here and there around towns during the conference (Editorial), 09:21:2000 p12
Towns sprucing up canalfronts for World Canal Conference, 08:17:2000 p16A
World Canal Conference delegates visit Brockport, 09:21:2000 p1A
WRITING
Local area fifth graders invited to participate in annual essay contest and write about favorite older friend, 03:30:2000 p4AX
XEROX
Don't trade Xerox for a piece of cake (Editorial), 10:26:2000 p14ALudicrous severance package given to Richard Thoman is not for turning the company around and resoring its economic health - not for doing the job right (Opinion), 09:21:2000 p12
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Y2K
Business, government can be proud of Y2K fix, 02:17:2000 p11AA peek at the post-Y2K classified ads (Funny Thing), 01:13:2000 p10A
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