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Greece Town Supervisor Bill Reilich was joined by Greece Town Board Members David Michael Barry Jr., Brett Gran-ville, Andrew Conlon, and Diana Christodaro for the Annual Town of Greece Arbor Day Memorial Tree Planting event held at the Greece Town Hall at 11:00 AM on Thursday, April 28, 2016.

This year’s tree was planted in memory of Greece em-ployee, Mr. Paul J. Czapranski.

“Paul was an integral part in the Greece Town Hall Family. His unwavering dedication to his work was something that was and will continue to be admired by all who had the privilege of working with him. I can speak for many who knew Paul that he will be greatly missed, ” stated Supervi-sor Reilich.

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HONEYMOON LICENSE‘Our Honeymoon’ – Lainey pulled the leather embossed

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With pictures for each anniversary, the album was much more than ‘Our Hon-eymoon’. It was a yearly chronicle of their lives to-gether and the progression of their family. She had new pictures ready to enter into the album now, ‘Honeymoon #25’, their silver anniversary!

Lainey couldn’t fathom how twenty-five years could have gone by so quickly. She could remember like it was yester-day the first time she had ever laid eyes on Joe Andrews. He was walking through her friend Babs’ kitchen, deep in conversation with Babs’ brother, Craig.

My god he was handsome with his curly dark hair and brown eyes, his long eye lashes and his leather jacket. A thrill squeezed her stomach. Fizzy tingles zipped like elec-tricity through her veins.

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License - A Novel by Diane Rivolicontinued from page 10

question was nothing more than casual small talk.But she wasn’t fooling Babs! Babs had seen her face light

up, had heard the wild thumping of her heart. “You like him don’t you! Is it love at first sight?” Babs had teased her, mercilessly. But Cupid’s arrow re-

ally had struck! It was love at first sight! Fifteen months later, Lainey was skipping from the church with Joe at her side, smiling and laughing, as the confetti rained down around them.

Well, they do say that time flies when you’re having fun. And they certainly had plenty of fun times alright; days both simple and grand, to be remembered and cherished always. Not to say there were never any bad times. Times when they argued and bickered and the divorce word had popped into their heads and echoed around in their brains.

But echoes are only hollow imitations that peter out and disappear. Love is durable. It inks its’ way into everything and colors it warm. It shoves out the bad times like an unwelcome guest that no one has an affinity for and never wants to see again.

Lainey picked up the pictures she was about to enter into the Honeymoon album and chuckled. They’d had such a good time last weekend. Gabe and Owen had been at a sleepover hosted by their karate teacher and Dixie was in her own apartment now, so the whole house had been theirs. And they had done whatever they wanted, wher-

ever they wanted! There was Joe (her better half) pouring champagne into

the delicate green antique flutes that her parents had giv-en them as a wedding gift. There was Lainey, eating a slice of fresh pear topped with earthy brie. And Lainey, dancing in the dappled sunlight under the maple tree.

There was Joe (the father of her children) popping the cork on the second bottle of champagne, a sly glint in his eye. There was Lainey, an ‘Oh my god! I forgot!’ expres-sion on her face. And there was the garlic bread, very crisp and very black.

There was Joe (her anchor to the world) smoke billowing around him as he turned the steaks over on the grill.

And there was Joe (the love of her life) lips pursed, blow-ing her a kiss.

Go online to www.greecenewsny.com for a bonus poem by Diane (Silver) that accompanied this chapter in her book.

####Look online at www.greecenewsny.com for Chapter 12

on 5/23, Chapter 13 on 5/30, Chapter 14 on 6/6, Chapter 15 on 6/13 with Chapter 16 appearing in our July print edi-tion available on June 20, 2016.

All Chapters are available online - Click on Archives in the links located upper right of Home Page. Search - License - Chapter #

Print editions available at Interior Expressions by Design in Greece, Lift Bridge Book Shop in Brockport & Simply NY on Culver Road. Online at Amazon and Diane’s website. Comments, Questions? Contact Diane Rivoli through her website www.dianerivoli.com.

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With warmer days here again, here at Town Hall we are pre-paring for a very busy summer filled with re-turning events and new ones as well. We are ex-cited to bring back com-munity favorites, Super-visor Reilich’s Summer Concerts at the Hall, the Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration, and many more. After a successful first season the Town’s Pickleball Courts are now in full swing and are getting plenty of usage with leagues and exhibition games. Last year over 20 teams participated in the Town’s Pickleball leagues, tournament and challenges. If you are interested in joining a league or finding out more about Pickleball please call the Community Center at 723-2425 for more information.

The Town of Greece, in conjunction with the Town of Greece Youth Board, hosted the second annual Jerry J. Helfer Memorial Scholarship Food Truck Rodeo on May 4th Local favorites Macarollin, Sweet Sammie Janes, The

Meatball Truck, Papa Gigs, and many more were on hand to serve up dinner and dessert. The Food Truck Rodeo drew in people from throughout the Greece and Monroe County community.

The proceeds that were raised from the event went to-wards the Jerry J. Helfer Youth Engagement Award Scholar-ship. Last year, the Town announced that this scholarship would be awarded to a student within the Greece com-munity that regularly upholds exemplary moral values, de-votes time and energy into helping serve the Greece com-munity, and consistently displays outstanding leadership skills.

We are also in full swing in preparation for our Town’s Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebration. This year we will be bringing back the Freedom Run 5k, where residents from the Town and the surrounding areas have the ability to sign up and participate in the race. Our newly mapped USATF Certified course will provide both the beginner and veteran runner a unique and exciting challenge on race day. If you are interested in participating please visit www.runsignup.com/Race/NY/Rochester/Greece5KFreedomRunfor more information. Our musical performance this will be the 80’s hit band Ambrosia. As always food and beverages will be available and a brilliant fireworks display will wrap up the day’s festivities.

As always, should you ever have a Town related issue, please feel free to contact my office at 225-2000 or visit our website at greeceny.gov.

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Annual Erie Canal Clean SweepThe Town of Greece participated in the 11th Annual Erie

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Volunteers focused on cleaning up the eastern portion of the historic canal lock structures, removing nearly 500 pounds of trash and debris. Organizers noted that the west-ern portion of the lock, which was the focus of last year’s clean-up, remained relatively free of litter; a sign that the town’s efforts are making a difference.

“Keeping our community clean should be one of our top priorities” said Greece Town Supervisor Bill Reilich. “Our town’s annual Erie Canal Clean Sweep does an effective job in helping to pick up any garbage that has been accumulat-ing over the winter months. I want to thank all the volun-teers who took the opportunity to participate on April 23rd and take pride in our Town and keeping our parks and trails free from litter.”

The town organizes the annual Erie Canal Clean Sweep and other programs as a way of encouraging the commu-nity to take pride in Greece’s extensive network of parks and trails.

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Greece Student Receives First Place Honors at RPO Young Artists Competition

For over 50 years, the Rochester Philharmonic League has annually sponsored the Young Artist Auditions. These auditions grant talented high school musicians the chance to perform for professional judges, and to win a variety of awards and scholarships. The Rochester Philharmonic League supports the education and outreach programs of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra.

The Rochester Philharmonic League competition is de-signed to identify the highest level of young artists in the nine county Rochester Area. Soprano Tessa Spencer, a Ju-nior at Greece Central School District’s Odyssey Academy, won first place honors in the 2016 RPO League’s Young Art-ist Competition. Tessa was awarded the Tessa Martin Award for Female Vocalists. Students competing in this category prepare three contrasting songs or arias in their original language and perform for a panel of Eastman School Music Professors. After a full day of auditions, the judges unani-mously awarded first place honors to Tessa Spencer.

As a first place winner Tessa then became eligible to compete for, and was named the Winner of, the Jan Di Gaetani Memorial Scholarship for Vocalists. This award is given by an additional Panel of Eastman Faculty to a de-serving student musician who has demonstrated an excep-tionally high level of vocal performance. The scholarship will be used by Tessa for music studies beyond her senior year of high school.

Tessa said, “My private voice teacher Rena Monti intro-duced me to the RPO Young Artist Auditions and told me about what it entailed. I was excited to enter. She signed me up for the competition, it was my first year participat-ing because only a few students, Juniors and Seniors, are selected to compete.”

During the competition Tessa says she was, “Extremely nervous, anxious and excited. When I was warming up in

the room they provided for me I tried to regain concentra-tion but it was difficult because of all the excitement. When I actually started performing my first song in the morning I felt wonderful and relaxed.”

It was Tessa’s first time singing in the Kilbourn Hall on her own and she said her feelings when she first heard her voice fill the hall were almost indescribable. “I felt a jolt of elation rush through me and I felt relaxed and alive,” she says.

The most difficult part of the whole competition for Tessa was waiting for the results. “When they finally announced the winners I had a feeling of doubt, but when I heard my name called, I was ecstatic. I couldn’t refrain from having the biggest smile on my face. I was so excited to perform again for the judges in the afternoon. The whole competi-tion was an amazing experience and I’m so grateful for all the people involved and all the judges,” she says.

Tessa says she has been singing since she could speak and even before then. “I always loved music and singing, but it wasn’t until Freshmen year of High School that I real-ized it could be more than just a hobby.” She first became more involved in music by joining her school’s Select Choir, participating in musical productions and by starting les-sons with her school music Director Joseph Borrelli, and studying outside of school with Rena Monti. “This is when I became more competitive and continued to grow and learn,” she says.

Three of Tessa’s biggest influences are her two “amazing teachers” Joseph Borrelli and Rena Monti and her biggest fan and supporter her father, Scott Spencer. She says, “Jo-seph Borrelli is the one who further initiated my passion and love for music as he was the first person to really dig deep into my abilities and talents. I deem him responsible Instrumental Winners (L-R) Tessa Spencer - Vocalist, Micah Har-

row - Special Award winner (Marimba), Ji-Ze Jang - Scholarship for Instrumentalist (Piano). continued on page 19

Tessa Spencer (Center) with Event Officials Paul Ness (Left) and Eileen Ramos (Right).


Greece Student Receives First Place Honors

Tessa Spencer (Center) with Event Co-Chairs Joanna Basset (Left), and Margaret Anne Milner (Right).

for helping me explore my love for singing. He is the one who recommended Rena Monti to me, she has been an-other magnificent role model and teacher. They are both so passionate about what they do that it is impossible to not feel that passion when around them.”

Tessa performed three contrasting songs during the Young Artist Audition. She sang an Italian piece called “Va Godendo” by George Fredic Handel, an English piece called “Tell Me, Oh Blue, Blue Sky” by Vittorio Giannini, and an Italian piece from Mozart’s opera The Marriage of Figaro, called “Voi Che Sapete.” She prepared for the competition by learning what would happen during the actual competi-tion, digging deeper into the music, and by making sure she understood the meaning of the text rather than just learning the notes. She also rehearsed with accompanist Dr. Nitsche several times to make sure she was prepared to perform to the best of her abilities.

About her future plans Tessa says, “I plan to keep music in my life and hopefully to turn it into a career. I want to

On the Cover - Greece Odyssey Academy Junior Tessa Spencer was Awarded 1st Place at the 2016 RPO Young Artists Competition held at the Eastman School of Music on March 13, 2016.

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pursue a double major in Vocal Performance and Music Ed-ucation and I have not yet decided a college to attend, but I am looking at several schools with great music programs.”

Tessa will perform at the 2016 RPO League Young Artists in Concert - A Celebration of Winners - on Sunday, July 10, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hatch Recital Hall at the Eastman School of Music, 26 Gibbs Street, Rochester, NY.

Cub Scouts Hold Pinewood Derby at The Mall at Greece Ridge CenterThe Pinewood Derby is one of the most notable events

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of pine wood, plastic wheels and nails. The finished car must use all nine pieces in the kit and must meet weight specifications.

Each cub scout unit has the opportunity to conduct their own races during pack meet-ings. Many pack races include parent races, sibling races and outlaw races. There are inspec-tions to insure that all qualify-ing cars have an equal oppor-tunity to win, except for the outlaw class, which is the fast-est class, where cars are modi-fied with razor wheels, small diameter axles and extended wheelbases.

The local Pinewood Derby was held on April 16, 2016 at The Mall at Greece Ridge Cen-ter. Racers for this competition were winners from individual pack meets. Additional op-portunities were provided for cub scouts who wanted to race their cars again, just for the fun of it. (Pack 195 Greece) Greg Mendelsohn, Daniela Neeley, Eric Neeley, Jeremy Neeley, Izaak Men-

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Lippa’s approach to working with clients is to pay attention to all the details, he says, “Not long ago a real estate transaction was a relatively simple process, a contract that was a page or two. Today property transac-tions are more complex with hundreds of details that need attention. A missed detail can derail a transaction. Effective marketing, administration and knowledge of all of the func-tions of buying and selling homes is my area of expertise.”

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Greece Police K9 Chip awarded “Healthcare for K9” Grantby Tami Raco

Officer Jeff Phillips, Chip the K9’s handler, is happy to an-nounce that the department accepted a grant awarded to Chip from Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. Vested Interest in K9’s is a 501c (3) charity located in East Taunton, MA, whose mission is to provide bullet and stab protective vests and other assistance to dogs of law enforcement and related agencies throughout the United States. This organization provided Chip his vest to help keep him safe when he is working.

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to support their K9 unit, who have no more than three K9s, and who have previously been awarded a vest through Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. Law enforcement dogs ages two through seven will be eligible. The medical reimbursement insurance policy will cover injury sustained in the line of duty, illness, diagnostic testing and therapies.

The K9 unit at Greece Police is not paid for by the police budget, it is covered by reimbursements from drug recov-ery and forfeiture funds.

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GreeceNewsNY.com June 2016 27Greece Town Board Adopt Toughest Vacantand Abandoned Property Regulations in the Area

Greece Town Supervisor Bill Reilich announced that the Town Board has adopted the toughest ordinance in the area to deal with the issue of vacant and abandoned properties, commonly referred to as Zombie properties.

The newly adopted Vacant and Defaulted Mortgage Property Reg-istry ordinance will serve as a model to municipalities dealing with issues commonly associated with vacant and abandoned properties. The new ordi-nance requires banks or lenders who commence a foreclosure proceeding in the Town to give prompt notice and provide a cash bond in the amount no less than $10,000, to secure the con-tinued maintenance and safety of the property. To ensure compliance, fail-ure to comply with this requirement will be punishable by a fine of up to $5,000. Additionally, this ordinance creates increased pen-alties for owners of vacant and abandoned structures that are repeatedly noncompliant with the existing Property Maintenance Code and would require owners to provide notice of such vacancy and up-to-date contact information. The Vacant and Defaulted Mortgage Property Registry will provide the information necessary to enforce the existing property maintenance code in connection with property that is vacant and/or entering the foreclosure process. The Town will contract with a company called Community Champions to maintain the registry at no cost to the Town. Administration costs will be recovered through registration fees paid by lenders or owners of vacant properties.

“Since taking office, I have made it a top priority to take a good town and make it great once again. The passing of this local law at the Town Board meeting solidifies my promise to every resident, business and family that calls

Greece their home that we will not tolerate vacant and abandoned properties in our Town,” said Supervisor Bill Reilich. “It is our commitment in fostering continued pride in our community and our neighborhoods that we suc-cessfully took an aggressive approach when dealing with these vacant and abandoned properties. This amendment, which is a first of its kind in our County, creates another strong tool for our Town Code enforcement department to address and enforce the existing property maintenance code and provide additional oversight and stricter fines on vacant structures in our town.”

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Open House for Braddock Bay Ecosystem Restoration Project

On April 26, 2016 Supervisor Bill Reilich joined representatives from the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Senator Joseph Robach and Assemblyman Peter Lawrence at an Open House Event regarding the Braddock Bay Ecosystem Restoration Proj-ect. The Open House was held at Braddock Bay Park Lodge, 199 E. Manitou Road.

It was standing room only at the lodge as local leaders and agency officials discussed the status of the EPA-funded Braddock Bay Restoration Project. Officials noted that the Braddock Bay Restoration is largest wetland restoration project currently un-der way on the Great Lakes, and that it is a major factor in delist-ing the Rochester Embayment Area of Concern (AoC). The Roch-ester Embayment is 1 of 31 Great Lakes locations designated as an Area of Concern under the 1987 Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement due to concerns over water quality and habitat deg-radation. Only 4 other AoCs have been delisted so far.

Phase 1 of the project, which included new channels and pot-holes to increase habitat diversity, is now complete. Phase 2 will begin in coming weeks and will include construction of a new breakwater structure to replace the historic barrier beach that once spanned the mouth of the bay. The new structure was de-signed to reduce Lake Ontario wave action in the bay which has destroyed dozens of acres of wetland habitat over several de-cades. Phase 2 will also include a new navigation channel, which was designed in concert with the breakwater structure to reduce the accumulation of lake sediment which has plagued navigation in Braddock Bay for many years.

“I am pleased to see the continual progress that has taken place at Braddock Bay,” said Supervisor Reilich. “The importance of today’s open house was to ensure that the community was provided with the necessary information regarding the various phases of the Braddock Bay Ecosystem Restoration Project. This restoration project is not only vital to the protection of the wild-life and ecosystem but helps to provide safe boating and recre-ation activity in Braddock Bay.”

Officials labeled the project a “win-win” for addressing both habitat and navigation interests, recognizing the economic po-tential inherent in both. Town of Greece Supervisor Bill Reilich announced plans for as much as $3 million of investment in the town’s Braddock Bay Marina, located on East Manitou Road. He also noted that the marina will be operational throughout the 2016 boating season, and that boat access to Lake Ontario will be maintained throughout construction. The town is seeking proposals to redevelop the marina for the 2017 boating season.

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