Podcasts about spencerport

Bob speaks with Thad Brown, Sports Director of Channel 8, about the Bills win against Miami. Later, Bob reveals the stolen pirate statue in Spencerport has been returned.

Lonsberry interviews Alan Sowler, who will be receiving his Colonel pin today for his service in the US Army. They discuss his late father, who was a Spencerport firefighter that tragically passed on the job. Later, Bob talks with Todd Halliday about Roc the Riverway and attracting private business downtown.

We have reached the "hold my beer" stage as the IPA is born is the U.S. We track the 1980's and 90's before the Great American Beer Festival and the IPA became the most entered category in 2002. What difference do hops make from their origins in England to the American traditional? Also, Craig and Jason talk food pairings, This episode features IPA from Brindle Haus Brewing Company in Spencerport, NY.

Bob talks about the Spencerport middle school teacher charged with soliciting child porn, Todd Baxter criticism and Nikki Haley dropping out of the Republican presidential primaries.

Bob Lonsberry talks to Kevin Colona about the recovery of a long lost Purple Heart medal from a Spencerport family. Bob speaks on the recent crime uptick on Monroe Ave aswell as a development agent in Medina who criticized local home owners for house upkeep.

Bob talked to the Webster town supervisor Tom Flaherty about ambulance services. Bob talked to citizen journalist Jeffrey Rogers about being chased through the city. Bob talked to Spencerport firefighter Aaron Baker about the Spencerport carnival. Bob talked to Rylie Jayne and Todd Hallidy about going to the movies.

The person accused in this story allegedly made off with a whole bunch of money and it didn't seem it was a very difficult crime to commit. 

The Break Room (FRIDAY 4/28/23) 8am Hour Includes:  1) Just because you bought a ticket, doesn't mean you can squeeze in a round. 2) The person accused in this story allegedly made off with a whole bunch of money and it didn't seem it was a very difficult crime to commit.  3) If you are looking for some delicious, dense food, you can find it tonight at Innovative field! 

The Break Room (WEDNESDAY 2/15/23) 7am Hour Includes:  1) What good does sharing this video do for the kids, families and school administrators involved?  2) This is a golden opportunity to bond with your kid over your favorite music, but are you willing to leave someone behind to do it? 3) The name has been changed. It'll be about another 5+ years before we get used to it. 

Shocking viral video of a ninth grade student violently slamming an 11-year-old to the ground at Cosgrove Middle School has left many parents feeling very uneasy

A 9th grader and an 11year old 

Bob talked about Fredrick Douglass, the Spencerport incident, and talking with Jason McElwain.

Bob talked about RG&E, the Spencerport student being assaulted, McQuaid's assembly, the Buffalo Tops shooter being convicted, and the death penalty.

Bob talked about a Spencerport student being assaulted, solar eclipses, and bike lanes.

Duffy says he has a brilliant idea for Rochesterians looking to branch out and try something new. They won't have to travel far to do it.

The Break Room (FRIDAY 2/3/23) 6am Hour Includes:  1) Are you judging someone who shows up to work overprepared for the weather when they work indoors? 2) A lot of people take pride in how hard they work but it's possible you're taking it too far. 3) If you heard about this crime, but didn't know the age of the person that pulled it off, you're probably not picturing this dude in your head. 

A very disappointing ending to a story we've been following for the last four months. 

FRI 10-21-22 SEGMENT 4-- Our final edition of accidentally scared stories to win tickets to Verhulst Haunted Hayrides in Spencerport.

THU 10-20-22 SEGMENT 6-- A few more stories from listeners about times they were accidentally scared. The best story gets a 4-pack of tickets to Verhulst Haunted Hayride in Spencerport.

THU 10-13-22 SEGMENT 8-- John and Dale talk to JoAnn VerHulst about the Verhulst Haunted Hayrides (verhulsthalloweenhayride.com) in Spencerport. Hayrides are every Fri, Sat, & Sun through 10/30/22.

The Break Room (TUESDAY 9/6/22) 7am Hour Includes:  1) Is the first day of school more stressful on kids or their parents? 2) Who knew this large, slow moving animal could have successfully escaped it's owners and stayed on the run for this long? 3) This zoo animal just made a large group of people VERY angry. 

A Spencerport man is searching for his missing cow.

Did Sandy just uncover the REAL reason why the cow in Spencerport ran away?

So what do you do if you see a cow wandering around in Spencerport?

The Break Room (TUESDAY 8/16/22) 9am Hour Includes: 1) This woman is concerned for the health and safety of her neighbors, kids AND pets.  2) If you see an ugly one of these, you HAVE to lie about it. 

The Break Room (FRIDAY 8/5/22) 9am Hour Includes: 1) What is "obscene" to you may not be "obscene" to someone else.  2) New canal stops are coming to Rochester & it might make some Pittsford residents a little jealous!

New canal stops are coming to Rochester & it might make some Pittsford residents a little jealous!

Summary Notes:After calling hours are over and those priority tasks are completed, a series of choices arise:  should I remove my wedding band? will people tell me to think about dating? will I still be able to see my step-grandchildren? We call these the nitty gritty parts of grief -- the inevitable choices that keep bringing the reality of your loss into your daily life. Sometimes our heads spin with doubt, uncertainty, panic. Listen in today as we chat about these choices and others, and offer our thoughts on how you might deal with them.Episode Notes:Marj graduated from Roberts Wesleyan College with a Bachelor's Degree in Organizational Management and returned to Roberts to complete her Masters of Social Work.  While working in mental health as a therapist, she experienced Hospice as a family member when her father died with Hospice support.  This experience fueled her desire to work with the dying.  She transitioned to Hospice Social Work in 2010, where her role concentrated on supporting terminally ill patients as they navigated the last stage of their lives.  She was drawn to Hospice because of the focus on dignity and comfort of the whole person: mind, body, and spirit.  In 2019, she accepted the position of Executive Director of Aurora House Comfort Care Home in Spencerport, NY, a two-bed Hospice House.  More recently Marj has been working with the Medicare population for Excellus BlueCross BlueShield. In her spare time, Marj also officiates wedding ceremonies as an ordained Minister.Contact: www.asiliveandgrieve.com info@asiliveandgrieve.com Facebook:  As I Live and Grieve Instagram:  @asiliveandgrieve Credits: Music by Kevin MacLeod 

This week Vanessa and Amanda get to chat with the Mac queen herself, Sam Lebeau the owner of Yeah Baby Bakes located in the village of Spencerport! Get the inside scoop on how these amazing macs are created and get to know the owner herself. Her story from being a teacher turned professional baker is inspiring for anyone with a dream to love what they do! The girls also discuss somethings to do this weekend around the ROC. @yeahbabybakes @leecygregmusic Rochester Home and Garden Show https://findthehomepros.com/home-garden-show/ @mbodyrochester @rocdragmetobrunch --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Marjorie Smith, LCSW, visits with us again today to tell us how we should handle those "dreaded" tasks of our grief journey. Handling things like thank-you notes after the funeral, cleaning out the closet of your loved one, what to do with their possessions/memorabilia, and how about those first social events/holiday celebrations after they've passed?Marj graduated from Roberts Wesleyan College with a Bachelor's Degree in Organizational Management and returned to Roberts to complete her Masters of Social Work.  While working in mental health as a therapist, she experienced Hospice as a family member when her father died with Hospice support.  This experience fueled her desire to work with the dying.  She transitioned to Hospice Social Work in 2010, where her role concentrated on supporting terminally ill patients as they navigated the last stage of their lives.  She was drawn to Hospice because of the focus on dignity and comfort of the whole person: mind, body, and spirit.  In 2019, she accepted the position of Executive Director of Aurora House Comfort Care Home in Spencerport, NY, a two-bed Hospice House.  More recently Marj has been working with the Medicare population for Excellus BlueCross BlueShield. In her spare time, Marj also officiates wedding ceremonies as an ordained Minister. Contact: www.asiliveandgrieve.com info@asiliveandgrieve.com Facebook:  As I Live and Grieve Instagram:  @asiliveandgrieve Credits: Music by Kevin MacLeod 

Vanessa breaks down her recent trip to Pittsburg to visit her sister! Amanda visited some spots in the village of Spencerport. The ladies discuss some recent spots that they hit and what is to come this weekend in the ROC. They also tease some exciting things coming soon with Simply Crepes- Stay tuned! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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For the second podcast in a row, we have Curtis Tronolone on the show to share some more wild stories from the field. Before we review Curtis's bio we wanted to share a recent podcast review.  Podcast Review Makes me homesick for my recent expedition life! Just an incredible chance to get into the field from afar. I'm loving this podcast- it made me so excited for my drive every morning this past week as I took my NOLS Wilderness First Responder training. Certified now, and so inspired by the many voices on this pod who show me what is possible as I look forward, to beginning to build my own life in outdoor leadership. Hope to join many of you wonderful people out in the wild some day! Thank you for this absolute joy of a podcast. -Tabita ------ Our guest today, Curtis Tronolone, grew up in rural upstate New York, along the Erie canal, nestled between the small towns of Churchville, Spencerport and Brockport. He began his love of outdoor pursuits started as a kid, boating and hiking with his family, and spending his summers riding horses at New York summer camps before undertaking a NOLS mountaineering course as a student in the Wind River Mountain of Wyoming.  He started working in outdoor ed at a summer camp outside Attica New York in 2003/2004. Over the years he has gone on to work for several organizations, including Camp Wyomoco, Wilderness Ventures, Adventure Bus, NOLS, Bear Basin Adventures. When Curtis, completed his NOLS Instructor Course he become the first openly gay male NOLS Instructor. He specializes in leading horse packing, backpacking, and wilderness rock climbing courses. He currently lives in Lander, WY where he mixes time instructing with NOLS and renovating old homes.

Curtis Tronolone, grew up in rural upstate New York, along the Erie canal, nestled between the small towns of Churchville, Spencerport, and Brockport. He began his love of outdoor pursuits as a kid, boating and hiking with his family, and spending his summers riding horses at New York summer camps before undertaking a NOLS mountaineering course as a student in the Wind River Mountain of Wyoming.  He started working in outdoor ed at a summer camp outside Attica, New York, in 2003/2004. Over the years, he has gone on to work for several organizations, including Camp Wyomoco, Wilderness Ventures, Adventure Bus, NOLS, Bear Basin Adventures. When Curtis completed his NOLS Instructor Course, he became the first openly gay male NOLS Instructor. He specializes in leading horse packing, backpacking, and wilderness rock climbing courses. He currently lives in Lander, WY, where he mixes time instructing with NOLS and renovating old homes. Curtis can be contacted at: curtis.tronolone@gmail.com 

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Bob speaks with Ogden Police Chief Chris Mears with updates on Jessica Northrup a Spencerport woman who was abducted Tuesday evening found that was safe.

For every Mary Engelbreit or Anna Bond, there are hundreds of smaller makers who are not only sustaining themselves by staying small, but wearing it as a badge of honor — no household name required. Joanna Alberti of PhiloSophie's got a huge boost early in her career, in 2005, when she was named one of Business Week's Top Five Entrepreneurs Under 25. That same year, she and her cards literally put themselves on the industry map with their catwalk debut at the LOUIE Awards gala, held at Manhattan's Chelsea Piers during what was, as far as I know, the only GCA-sponsored card fashion show to date.Buoyed by that promising start, Joanna has built her brand into a thriving business that "creates joy for others as well as myself." Over the years PhiloSophie's has released an impressive slew of custom creations, corporate collabs, and licensed gift offerings, all administered from Joanna's cozy studio/shop in Spencerport, New York.PhiloSophie's is populated by Joanna's very versatile spirit cartoon animal Sophie, who is much more than an icon ready to be personalized. Sophie owes her success to the fact that Joanna shaped her from the start into a vehicle for the upbeat, uplifting story Joanna wants to tell the world.Joanna shares how Sophie has consistently dispensed "aspirational positivity" — like the wisdom of not taking yourself too seriously, or the perils of bowing to your ego. Joanna describes how she has pivoted due to COVID-19 — and how spreading joy can be not just an act of resilience, but resistance as well.Find PhiloSophie's:W: www.celebratewithsophies.comIG: @shopsophies**Thank You Sponsors**Please be sure to support these all-American, women-owned houses of paper.Girl w/Knife is your incredibly sharp new stationery BFF. Check out this award-winning, ultra-polished range that everyone's talking about — it slays on several brilliant levels!Kitty Meow Boutique was founded on the idea that your paper goods don't have to be a snooze fest. These stylish, laugh-out-loud selections are by turns sassy and sweet, all the while maintaining a consistent cool.

After running into my high school wrestling coach at Spencerport, Bill Jacoutot - a local legend in Upstate New York, it was a no brainer to have him on the show. The 2008 NHSCA Coach of The Year and current Head Coach at the University of Brockport joins me to talk about his successful coaching career over the past 40 years and we reminisce about my time in high school at Spencerport. This show is packed with both value and entertainment, a must listen for all wrestling fans! This show is brought to you by ATAC! Download the app on the Apple App store today and follow along for the ATAC Pre-Season Wrestling Showdown, where from now until November 30th, 10 of the nation's top college wrestlers including Braxton Amos, David Carr, Trent Hidlay, Seabass, and others will battle it out to see who will out work the rest and be crowned The ATAC Showdown Champion.

The pals don their best Ranger gear to discuss the plates, and cleverly hidden bear, at Spencerport Hots with fan favorite Al!

Val is a former teacher and cheerleading coach who has been in the fitness industry for 11 years and is a certified Group Fitness Instructor holding several individual fitness certifications. When the fitness facility she worked at closed due to Covid, Val decided to take her virtual classes online to Facebook Live and got requests to find a space for in person classes. That is how The Women's Fitness Connection was born! TWFC has been operating out of Dance Biz Studio since October and has moved into their own facility at Parma Place, 5017 W. Ridge Road in Spencerport. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode co-host, Stephanie Whitehead, discusses solutions to the laboratory national workforce shortage with Jim Payne and Dana Powell Baker. Tune in as they discuss how current laboratory professionals can engage with local high schools and clinical laboratory programs to impactful and increase the laboratory workforce!Be sure to share this episode with a high school or CLS student in your local area!For more information on topics mentioned in this episode: Visit https://www.ascp.org/content/get-involved/ambassadors to learn more about the ASCP Career Ambassador program.  Visit http://whatsmynext.org/ to learn more about different laboratory career opportunities  Get a copy of the book “Some Leaders Wear Lab Coats: 7 Tips to Stand Out, Get promoted and Get Paid” (by Tywauna Wilson) to dive deeper into more tips on how to accelerate your career potential! Also, revisit episode 15 of this podcast, “Emerging Solutions and Opportunities for the Clinical Laboratory Workface” (featuring Dana Powell Baker) for more information on this topic.Special Guest Bio:Jim Payne is currently the Phlebotomy and Medical Laboratory Assistant program teacher at the WEMOCO Career and Technical Education Center in Spencerport, New York. He worked in two research laboratories at the University of Rochester after graduation with a biology degree from Stony Brook University. Over the last eight years, Jim has created a comprehensive and student employable laboratory science program. His program allows students to study for a career directly out of high school in a field with high demand or as the opportunity to explore a career that allows them to enter college with the experience and passion for a field that they know they will love to work in and be successful. Listeners can connect with Jim using his email, jpayne@monroe2boces.org, or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamespayne4/. To learn more about his laboratory program, please visit: https://www.monroe2boces.org/WEMOCO.aspxDana Powell Baker is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences – School of Health Professions. As an ASCP-certified Medical Laboratory Scientist, Ms. Baker's areas of expertise include the following: Infectious Disease Testing, Immunohematology, Learning and Development, Interprofessional Education, and Healthcare Simulation. Ms. Baker has been highlighted by other professional organizations, such as AABB and ASCLS, for her voluntary contributions in both service and leadership on various committees and task forces in promoting the clinical laboratory science profession. Currently, Ms. Baker serves on the ASCP Council of Laboratory Professionals and actively engages in the mentorship of emerging laboratory professionals. Regionally, Dana is an active member of the Heart of America Association for Blood Banks (HAABB) and the Kansas City Regional Simulation Alliance (KCRSA) while serving as a Representative-at-Large for ASCLS-Kansas. Listeners can reach out to Dana Powell Baker on Twitter, instagram, Linkedin or at dbaker15@kumc.eduBe a Supporter!Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast platformDon't forget to subscribe to the show on your phone, tablet or notebook so you never miss an episode!Be sure to leave a comment, and share with a fellow medical laboratory professionals!Be a Guest!If you have a leadership or laboratory message to share and would like to be a guest on the show, please reach out to us at elaboratetopics@directimpactbroadcasting.com or Direct Impact Broadcasting on Social Media.

4/6/21 (10a) Aaron Rodgers Host's Jeopardy, Spencerport Schools To Return Fulltime, Bob's Column On RPD, Managing Covid

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Forty-five percent of all medical laboratory workers have more than 20 years of experience, while only 23 percent have been on the bench for five years or less. A retirement bubble is coming and burnout among lab professionals is high in light of the Coronavirus pandemic. What can we do to recruit more people for MLS programs? On this episode of Inside the Lab, our hosts Dr. Lotte Mulder and Ms. Kelly Swails are joined by Dr. Kristina Behan, PhD, MLS(ASCP)CM, Department Chair of Medical Laboratory Sciences at the University of West Florida, Mr. James Payne, MS, Phlebotomy and Laboratory Science Teacher at the WEMOCO Career and Technical Education Program in Spencerport, New York, and Ms. Susan Graham, MS, MT(ASCP), Department Chair and MLS Program Director of the Department of Clinical Laboratory Science at SUNY Upstate Medical University, to discuss recruitment for MLS programs. Our panelists share what they are doing as educators to increase the number of young people entering a career in laboratory medicine. Listen in for Dr. Behan, Mr. Payne, and Ms. Graham’s insight on MLS education in the post-COVID era and learn what we can do as lab professionals to boost enrollment in clinical laboratory science programs. Topics Covered · The four categories of stakeholders who share concerns around the sustainability of university-based medical laboratory sciences programs· Strategies for growing the number of graduates to fill vacancies in the laboratory· How the pandemic affected MLS programs and the resilience of students in laboratory medicine· The value of career fairs and sharing classroom activities with middle and high school teachers · How laboratory professionals can help boost enrollment in MLS programs by providing shadowing opportunities, hosting field trips and offering to do stories for local media Connect with ASCP ASCPASCP on FacebookASCP on InstagramASCP on Twitter Connect with Dr. Behan Dr. Behan at the University of West FloridaDr. Behan on LinkedIn Connect with Mr. Payne BOCES 2 CTE at WEMOCOMr. Payne on LinkedIn Connect with Ms. Graham Ms. Graham at SUNYMs. Graham on LinkedIn Connect with Ms. Jaworski Ms. Jaworski on LinkedIn Connect with Ms. Swails & Dr. Mulder Ms. Swails on TwitterDr. Mulder on TwitterResources Inside the Lab in the ASCP StoreASCP Patient Champions ProgramASCP Career Ambassador Programs

When John Pelin was hired as athletic director for the Spencerport Central School District, he hit the ground running.  Never mind the amount of experience Pelin had at the time failed to extend much beyond the then 32-year old's degree in administration.   "I had head coaching experience," Pelin said of his time in Sussex County, New Jersey. "I feel very fortunate that Spencerport took a chance on someone who had a lack of experience and gave me the support to be able do the job for 30 years." Pelin's time as Spencerport's athletic director is winding down. The finish line for Pelin, who grew up in Fairport, is at the end of June, after a career in education sprawling 40 years. If Pelin, 62, still has a resume, it looks a bit different now. “He’s been a mentor for ADs all across the state, myself included," Hilton athletic director Mike Giruzzi said. "When John speaks, people, they typically listen." Leaving a large and long legacy Others might also model a thing or two in their athletic programs after ideas, approaches and accomplishments at Spencerport. The school district's Spencerport Student-Athletes Care program is 28 years old. The athletic teams are required to volunteer their time in the community or put together a charity project that could aid their neighbors. The program was recognized on a national level back in 1994.  “I’m an old-school traditionalist,' Pelin said. "I really feel that you play for your community, you play for your school, you play for your school colors, you play for your classmates and we have values that we want to uphold our coaches and student-athletes to. “Over the 30 years, we shouldn’t have to stray too far from those expectations and values.” High school athletes in Spencerport are familiar with the letters P-R-I-D-E, put together standing for Proud Rangers Inspire a Drug-free Environment. "We’ve visited other places to see what works with them and how we can fit into ours," Pelin said. "We take a look at student programs, whether it be our chemical-free programs, our participation programs, our varsity club programs, we’re always trying to find ways to improve. "We focused more on relationships and student development, and got away a little bit from the Xs and Os. It’s tough to do, because the public sees the win-loss record, but I think there is a lot that goes into it. It’s still, as corny as it may sound, about the relationships and the lifelong kinds of memories." And there has been movement of Xs and Os to Monroe County league, Section V (54) and state (17 individual and team combined) titles. The first girls lacrosse program among the west side schools in the league was at Spencerport. "He’s had his hands on really impressive improvements of the Spencerport facilities," Greece Olympia assistant athletic director Ferdi Auriuso said. "That is the mark he is going to leave behind. "He not only was able to get the facilities to the level that they are, but get a winning culture beyond wrestling. Spencerport girls soccer is a two-time state champion. That’s impressive and not an accident. They take a tremendous amount of pride in having top-notch facilities, top-notch coaches. It’s only getting better." Pelin was a physical education teacher who also coached the Lenape Valley (N.J.) Regional High School's varsity boys basketball and soccer and the freshman baseball teams when he took a look at a position in Spencerport. "I was kind of looking for a larger school, with an eye on basketball," Pelin said. "They communicated back that they had a basketball opening, but did not have a physical education job. The only job they had open was director of physical education and athletics, but you couldn’t coach.  "I wasn’t really ready to give up phys ed teaching and coaching, but I said what the heck for the experience. If I get an interview, I get to come home and visit my parents. I got an interview." "The superintendent at the time, Joe Clement, wanted some significant changes made in the direction of the athletic program," Pelin said. "So that was one way that allowed me to move forward, but I also feel that there is nothing better than public school high school athletics." Pelin said the school's athletic program was able to grow in different ways because there were "a lot of great people who supported us and helped move us in the right direction." "That made it easy to stay as well,” Pelin said. Greg Kincaid, vice-president of the Spencerport school district board, was the first person Pelin hired at Spencerport 30 years ago. "Very similar to the way he is now," Kincaid said. "Very professional, energetic. Task-oriented, all about what’s best for kids. Extremely organized. Any time you had a question about anything, he had an answer. "When he came in, the former AD left a set of keys and a note that said good luck. John has done incredible things at Spencerport. When he got there, the structure was very limited. He is one of the people and things you think of when you say Rangers. His work effort is second to none."  JAMESJ@Gannett.com                 More Stories   Jessica Pegula photos from the Australian OpenSPORTS         Jessica Pegula, daughter of Bills owners, on fire at Australian OpenSPORTS         The Glazer family, Tampa Bay Buccaneers owners, have roots in RochesterSPORTS              

Todays show we speak with Jennifer from Struck Flooring, a small family business in Spencerport. Struck Flooring does flooring and remodeling. Listen to their story!

Summary: Marjorie Smith, LCSW, visits with us today to tell us about Hospice and how this program supports both the terminally ill patient and the family. Episode Notes:After a brief history of Hospice, we learn the various components of this end of life care program and can better understand how it can impact grief by preparing family and supporting them after the death of their loved one. Hospice incorporates holistic practices and a diverse care team to provide dignity and better quality of life in the last months of life.Marj graduated from Roberts Wesleyan College with a Bachelor's Degree in Organizational Management and returned to Roberts to complete her Masters of Social Work.  While working in mental health as a therapist, she experienced Hospice as a family member when her father died with Hospice support.  This experience fueled her desire to work with the dying.  She transitioned to Hospice Social Work in 2010, where her role concentrated on supporting terminally ill patients as they navigated the last stage of their lives.  She was drawn to Hospice because of the focus on dignity and comfort of the whole person: mind, body, and spirit.  In 2019, she accepted the position of Executive Director of Aurora House Comfort Care Home in Spencerport, NY, a two bed Hospice House.  In her spare time, Marj also officiates wedding ceremonies as an ordained Minister.   Contact: www.asiliveandgrieve.com info@asiliveandgrieve.com Facebook:  As I Live and Grieve Instagram:  @asiliveandgrieve To Reach Marj Smith : Website:  Aurora House of Western Monroe County  Email:  director@aurorahousewmc.com Phone :  585-617-4863Facebook:  Aurora House (a Hospice House) Credits: Music by Kevin MacLeod 

For every Mary Engelbreit or Anna Bond, there are hundreds of smaller makers who are not only sustaining themselves by staying small, but wearing it as a badge of honor — no household name required. Joanna Alberti of PhiloSophie's got a huge boost early in her career, in 2005, when she was named one of Business Week's Top Five Entrepreneurs Under 25. That same year, she and her cards literally put themselves on the industry map with their catwalk debut at the LOUIE Awards gala, held at Manhattan's Chelsea Piers during what was, as far as I know, the only GCA-sponsored card fashion show to date. Buoyed by that promising start, Joanna has built her brand into a thriving business that "creates joy for others as well as myself." Over the years PhiloSophie's has released an impressive slew of custom creations, corporate collabs, and licensed gift offerings, all administered from Joanna's cozy studio/shop in Spencerport, New York. PhiloSophie's is populated by Joanna's very versatile spirit cartoon animal Sophie, who is much more than an icon ready to be personalized. Sophie owes her success to the fact that Joanna shaped her from the start into a vehicle for the upbeat, uplifting story Joanna wants to tell the world. Joanna shares how Sophie has consistently dispensed "aspirational positivity" — like the wisdom of not taking yourself too seriously, or the perils of bowing to your ego. Joanna describes how she has pivoted due to COVID-19 — and how spreading joy can be not just an act of resilience, but resistance as well. Find PhiloSophie's: W: www.celebratewithsophies.com IG: @shopsophies **Thank You Sponsors** Please be sure to support these all-American, women-owned houses of paper. Girl w/Knife is your incredibly sharp new stationery BFF. Check out this award-winning, ultra-polished range that everyone's talking about — it slays on several brilliant levels! Kitty Meow Boutique was founded on the idea that your paper goods don't have to be a snooze fest. These stylish, laugh-out-loud selections are by turns sassy and sweet, all the while maintaining a consistent cool.

We're joined by candidates for the 134th Assembly District. The district covers the towns of Greece, Hilton, Spencerport, Ogden, and Parma. Current Assemblyman Peter Lawrence is not seeking reelection. We talk to the candidates about their platforms and priorities. Our guests: Dylan Dailor (WF) Josh Jensen (R) Ericka Jones (G) *Note: Carolyn Carrol, the Democratic candidate, is unable to join the conversation.

8a-Thoughts on Spencerport Admin Steve Lysenko, Weekend Protests

Music performerViavattine has performed with a variety of popular "Big name" musicians. He played on tour with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, including a memorable performance in Washington, D.C. at President Reagan's 1980 Inaugural Ball. He has also performed with Ray Charles, Patti Page, The Temptations, Chuck and Gap Mangione, Randy Brecker, Jeff Tyzik and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Connie Francis, Vic Damone, Aretha Franklin and Lou Rawls.He is a member of Rochester's hit Latin Band, "Mambo Kings", started by another local musician and composer, Richard Delaney. He is also a member of one of Rochester's premier party bands, "Unlimited", founded and directed by his brother Bob Viavattine. John began playing when he was young, learning early on from his teacher, Joe Romano, to pay strict attention to time, keeping with the rhythm section, and complementing them. On June 12, 2007, Viavattine and the Mambo Kings opened for the rock group "Los Lonely Boys" at the Rochester International Jazz Festival.Music teacherAfter earning his bachelor's degree in music from Nazareth College, he moved to Los Angeles, California to teach for a short time before returning to Upstate New York to teach at Spencerport High School in Spencerport, New York. He is the director of the Spencerport Wind ensemble, and in conjunction with his colleague, Ben Osborne, the Spencerport Symphonic Band. In 2007 Viavattine received the prestigious RPO educator of the year award. Students say that it is his passion for music which encourages them. He acts as a role model by being active in the musical scene around Rochester outside of school.High school jazzHe is probably most well known as director of the Spencerport High School "Jazz One" band. This group has been ranked one of the top high school bands in the country, ranking first place in heritage music festivals nationwide. In March 2007, Spencerport Jazz One took first place in the Berklee Jazz Festival. In April 2007, Jazz One took first place at the Heritage Festival in Orlando, FL, competing against more than twenty schools from across the nation. On April 18, 2007, Viavattine led the band to another first place at the MCC Jazz Festival.[2] In 2008, they won first place in a nationwide Yamaha recording contest, judged in part by members of Tower of Power.

(11a) Senator Rich Funke talks about calling a Red Wings game, and the state of our State; Gov. Cuomo considering mandating testing for senior care facilities; PIO for Spencerport Fire District Aaron Baker talks about the cancellation of the annual carnival; listeners on the loose

Episode 5 Season 2 of the Finding Your North 40 Podcast and Blogcast. Genre....A Section V Football Story. The story of Alan Zemaitis. Spencerport & Penn State Legend. @CoachJimJohnson @PeterMDeWitt @SpencerportCSD @PennStateFBall @RocDevo @BlackButton85

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This week's episode features a program on the rise in the New England Wolves, the defending champions in the Eastern Hockey League Premier (EHLP).Just like last week's guests, the New Jersey 87s, the Wolves are run by a pair of co-owners/co-coaches in Andrew Trimble and Tim Kunes. Since taking over the program in 2017, the Wolves have made steady progress in both the EHL and the EHLP, each and every season. This year, their goals are big at the EHL level, and even bigger in the EHLP, as they look to repeat as champions.As for the player on the podcast this week, Rob Haak chose the Wolves and the EHL for his final year of junior hockey and it paid off immediately. The '99 native of Spencerport, NY made his commitment to Morrisville State back in October, and just like the coaches, he wants to see both programs advance all the way to the 2020 EHL Frozen Finals in Providence, RI.Whether both teams advance all the way or not, the Wolves have become one of the top programs in the #Eshow through a steady progression. One step at a time through one season at a time, and Laconia, NH is a community that has fully embraced their team.

The guys are recording live as the NFL Draft is going on talking not only what was happening at the draft in real time, but also the craziness in the NHL Playoff scenarios and a once in 13 year occurrence in High School baseball in Rochester, NY (by way of Spencerport). #ListenIn

The guys are recording live as the NFL Draft is going on talking not only what was happening at the draft in real time, but also the craziness in the NHL Playoff scenarios and a once in 13 year occurrence in High School baseball in Rochester, NY (by way of Spencerport). #ListenIn

683: Greg Hiller is the Director of Instruction at TPC San Antonio. We meet Greg on the eve of the Valero Texas Open that’s played at TPC San Antonio. For the first time, this event has moved up to the warmup spot for The Masters. Greg once qualified for the US Open and didn’t play as well as he hoped, but he shares what he learned from playing and competing at the highest level. This episode is brought to you by autoslash.com, a free service that finds the best price for your next rental car. Secure the best price for your next car rental at autoslash.com. They’re also the generous provider of a $100 Amazon Gift Cards given away to lucky listeners. Congratulations to this week’s winner, Donald Eldridge of Spencerport, NY. Keep your eyes (and ears) open for our two newest podcasts from SmarterPodcasts.com! Next week we launch Golf Smarter Mulligans. From the archives of Golf Smarter, Mulligans offers the best golf instruction from your favorite teachers. These episodes are no longer available, but still have a lot to offer your game improvement. The best selling golf instruction books were published in 1992 and 1957, so podcast instruction from 2005-2014 can assuredly help to improve your game. This week also launches season three of Radio Baseball Cards. Only about two minutes, these are amazing and entertaining stories as told by the greatest baseball players of the Twentieth Century hosted by the late Hall of Fame Pitcher and announcer, Don Drysdale. Tony Manzoni’s book “The Lost Fundamental: One Simple Move, Better Golf Forever” is available again in either Kindle or paperback format. Pick it up at Amazon https://amzn.to/2WMbYA7. If you’re interested in getting the video of the same name, click on the Hey Fred button at GolfSmarter.com

A New York town was at the center of an atheist’s demands to remove religious references from an annual Christmas event. Listen at FirstLiberty.org/Briefing.  Elaine Spaziano organized “Christmas on the Canal” for seventeen years.  It became a tradition for most of the residents of Spencerport, New York.  But, like every good Christmas story, there was a Grinch. An atheist complained to city officials about the annual celebration because it included carols, tree lighting, a Nativity scene, and other festivities.  In response, the town told Elaine to remove religious references and secularize the event by changing “Christmas” to “Holiday” and getting rid of such displays as the nativity scene.  Elaine refused and the town pulled its sponsorship, seemingly ending the annual tradition. But, not unlike the Who’s down in Whoville, the community rose up in support of the event and provided the necessary funding to continue the annual celebration. “Christmas on the Canal” continues to this day, though I don’t know if the town sponsors it. Cities across the country need to understand that the law allows your town to sponsor such displays, so long as the displays contain the right mixture of the sacred and secular. Or, as the Supreme Court has said, City-supported Christmas displays are permissible under the Constitution, so long as there is no “endorsement of religious faith” and the display is, as the court noted, “simply a recognition of cultural diversity.”  So, this Christmas don’t let your town be a Scrooge.  It’s ok to celebrate Christmas on the town square. To learn how First Liberty is protecting religious liberty for all Americans, visit FirstLiberty.org.

You voted for it, and now here it is for your listening pleasures! "Empire State Showdown" was the night "RING OF HONOR FOUND A NEW HOME..." (for one event mind you) on a TENNIS COURT, that was in a GOLF COURSE, but featured John Walters breaking out in TWO matches, Maff & Whitmer doing their best Akiyama vs. Kobashi tribute, a Chicken Fight, a near murder in the main event, and one of the best segments in ROH history with Punk vs. Corino!Join Jeff & Shane as they dive into the muddy fields of Spencerport with this edition of An Honorable Mention! Brought to you through The Creative Control Network, and sponsored by IVPVideos.com, this one is fast and fun! Oh, and we can't forget to mention THE LISTS!-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-Empire State Showdown10/25/03Spencerport, New YorkSingles Match (CUT FROM DVD)Hydro vs. Slyk Wagner BrownField Of Honor Block B MatchBJ Whitmer vs. Dan Maff (w/Allison Danger)Tag Team Scramble MatchAlex Shelley & Jimmy Jacobs vs. Don Juan & Fast Eddie vs. The Outcast Killaz (Diablo Santiago & Oman Tortuga) vs. The Ring Crew Express (Dunn & Marcos)Singles Match (CUT FROM DVD)Jared Steele vs. StrikerSingles MatchChristopher Daniels (w/Allison Danger) vs. John WaltersROH Tag Team Title MatchROH Tag Team Champions Special K (Dixie & Izzy) (c) vs. The Carnage Crew (DeVito & Loc)Field Of Honor Block A MatchChris Sabin vs. XavierSingles MatchCM Punk vs. Steve CorinoFour Corners Survival MatchColt Cabana vs. Jimmy Rave vs. John Walters vs. Justin CredibleNon Title No Holds Barred MatchHomicide (w/Julius Smokes) vs. ROH World Champion Samoa Joe

Tools went bowling at Radio Social and just missed seeing the altercation between a lady from Spencerport and Judge Leticia Astacio...which leads to today's Daily 5.

Hannah Lopa is the 2010 Spencerport graduate who was crowned Miss New York USA on Sunday night. She was the second runner-up last year and third runner-up in 2015.She called Kimberly and Beck today and this is what she had to say!