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Charlotte, Greater Rochester
Uniquely Rochester Photo Collage
Geneva & The Finger Lakes
Community of Pets Photo Collage
Community Pet Tips
NEW!!!! Pet Crossword Puzzle
CEO................................................................R Michael
Photography Contributors...........................R Michael
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Editorial Contributor................................. Jill Buckman
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1. a social group of any size whose members reside in a specific locality, share
government, and often have a common cultural and historical heritage.
2. a locality inhabited by such a group.
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...a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, and not merely the
absence of disease or infirmity. - The World Health Organization.
a conscious, self-directed and evolving process of achieving full potential.
- The National Wellness Institute
Wellness is more than being free from illness, it is a dynamic process of change and
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Charlotte
Tracing the origins of the land now called Charlotte is like following
an old game trail through ancient forest. The tracks, crushed turf and
broken twigs are gone but an impression on the forest itself has been left.
A shallow furrow, patches of exposed mud and a narrow line cut through
the undergrowth visible only when directly on the trail then vanishing in
the seeming chaos a pace to the left or right.
Charlotte was part of the hunting grounds of the Seneca Nation. The
marsh and lowland woods near the great lake of Ontario provided game
in abundance and fish populated the river and the fresh waters of what is
but a part of the vast inland sea of the Great Lakes.
Perhaps the first European to see the area was interpretor and explorer
tienne Brl who mapped the Genesse River valley during his years spent
living among the native peoples at the behest of renowned explorer and
benefactor Samuel de Chmplain. Brl achieved notoriety after betraying
Champlain and France to the English. The long time frontiersman met
his death at the hands of his own adopted Huron people in 1643.
Charlottes future didnt rest in the hands of the French, and as England
slowly conquered New France, a nascent United States started to fill the
space formally occupied by purely European powers. In 1788, a mere
year after the signing of the Constitution, the Mill Yard Tract was created.
This parcel was purchased from the Senecas by New England businessmen
Oliver Phelps and Nathanial Gorham. The lake shore portion of the
parcel would grow into Charlotte. The beginning of the village was with
a single hut. This modest structure was built on the west bank of the
river by William Hincher and his son who were later joined by his wife
and seven daughters. The village proper was laid out in 1792 by Colonel
Robert Troup who created single acre lots of the now defunct Mill Yard
Tract. Once divided, the whole area was named Charlotteburgh after his
daughter. These settlements preceded the founding of Rochester.
The early 1800s saw the growth of Charlotte as a port town in the vibrant
trade network spreading through the Great Lakes. Frontier merchant,
George Clinton Latta, ran a fleet of sleek squared sailed schooners from
Charlotte. This trade was seriously disrupted when war broke out in
1812. The threat of English naval raids coming from Canada was so
severe shipping had to be diverted miles inland to Carthage Landing
(near the Veterans Memorial Bridge). Several encounters occurred at or
near Charlotte with Royal Navy forces actually landing in June 1813 to
take supplies from the local people. Later efforts were met first by the
ships under Commodore Issac Chauncey and later the canons of local
militia units.
The end of the war lead to a true flowering of the lake trade and in 1820
no less than 316 ships visited the port. To accommodate the increased
shipping, the first light house for the port was built in 1821. However,
the lake trade couldnt compete with the Erie Canal and later railroad
lines.
The rebound and reinvention of Charlotte came after the Civil War. The
schooners and heavy limbed sailors and dock workers of the previous era
gave way to vacationers and excursion steamers as the port transitioned
into a summer resort. Leaving behind the summer heat to enjoy the cool
lake air, people flocked to the small port and the Genesee Yacht Club was
hence established in 1874.
Over the years, Charlotte has embraced its new role offering a sandy
beach front and bustling park along with several eateries near the
lake. Rochesterians will find local favorites like Italian food from Mr.
Dominics On the Lake. Cheeburger Cheeburgers famed one pound
burger beckons along with sushi from California Rollin II. Savory steaks,
BBQ and seafood can be found at LDR Char Pit, Nolas BBQ and
Pelicans Nest Restaurant respectively.
Finally, there is the Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse. Dating from 1822,
the 40-foot octagonal tower now stands as the last original lighthouse on
Lake Ontario. The site now houses a museum and offers a commanding
view of the Port of Rochester. The lighthouse serves as a direct link to
Charlottes past while offering an enviable view of its present.
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4401 Lake Avenue, Rochester, NY 14612
(585) 865-5260
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After
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Bar & Grill
www.windjammersbarandgrill.com
585.663.9691
Windjammers bar and grill is located in the village of Charlotte, near the Ontario Beach Park and The Port of Rochester.
Windjammers was started in 1978 by Lee Selover, and is a family-friendly restaurant with a fun staff. Its rockin every day of
the week and is a locally owned neighborhood bar and grill.
Owner, Lee Selover, has been operating Windjammers since he was 24 years old and he has maintained his neighborly sense of
belonging in his restaurant ever since. Selover isnt afraid to make his dreams come true, so at 24 years of age, he bought the old
New Frontier restaurant and renamed it to Windjammers.
Lee changed a standard bar into a restaurant and place where people can come and enjoy themselves, knowing they are welcome.
Over thirty six years in business shows the power of his determination in making his dream a reality. Selover concentrates on the
needs and wants of his customers. If they havent had something on his menu then he comes over to them so that he can make
sure that they receive samples of the foods to taste. Selovers goal is to get out and build relationships with his customers so that he
can keep the atmosphere at Windjammers jammin, with a full blast of energy beyond what is possible at other bar and grills.
Customers say that the number one reason they love Windjammers is that they can come in and always see a friendly, familiar
face. Some customers have been coming to the bar and grill since its inception. The laid-back staff is always ready with a smile
and a good dose of humor welcomes everyone.
The second reason bringing customers back is the great food. All of their recipes are tried and true from family members and
friends. Everything is made from scratch, including their 15 varieties of wings. At Windjammers, they feel that the customer is
their audience and often ask the customers if theyd like to see something new on the menu.The burgers are fantastic as well and
they are served from 2pm to 2am daily. People love and support Windjammers with all their hearts!
The family bonding experience at Windjammers is highly important, from the owners own children whom have aided in its
continual success, to the staff in all areas of the bar and grill. Some of the staff have been there for over 10 years. They have all
made a strong link with Windjammers and each other throughout the years which has kept the business thriving. All of Lees
children love the place as well. Come to Windjammers and be a part of the family.
Youll Love it!! Thank You For All Your Support Through The Years...
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John had a dream to have his own construction business after he and his father had worked in construction for a number
of years. So it all started in 1991, he made his dream a reality. We set up an office in the spare bedroom of Johns house,
where we worked for several years. Eventually, as the business expanded, we upgraded to a little studio apartment for
approximately 4 years, and then, from there, we moved into the building we are in now at 2075 Dewey Avenue.
It was only John and one other guy at the beginning who started taking on roofing jobs. Then I started working as his secretary
in the spare bedroom of Johns house. The Company has done very well. We all know that every company has hurdles,
but JJ Construction went pretty smooth. His dream has continued for many years, and each year John brings that dream to
life by expanding our company. JJ Construction went from offering just roofing to an array of options for homeowners to
choose from such as Siding, gutters, windows, doors, additions, remodeling, asphalt driveway, Commercial snow removal
and much more . Whatever satisfies our customers, we deliver. Therefore we make sure our workers go through vigorous
training and become certified in all aspects of our company so we can deliver satisfaction.
Today, with 20+ team members, John and I will continue to make the company expand further, working on his dreams and
turning them into what the future JJ Construction will be.
Let JJ Construction help you turn your home into your dream home by calling for your free estimate today at 585-865-5428.
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Bathtub Billys,
a sports establishment
and a Rochester tradition for over 25 years is
now under new ownership. Mark Andrea and
Matt Reis pride themselves as local community
members and business owners. If you grew up
in Rochester and were an avid sports fan, you
knew exactly where to go to watch your favorite
team and cheer them on. No matter who your
team was, you knew you were in good company
at a friendly establishment with great staff and
great food.
Offering a full menu, banquet room, volleyball
courts and leagues sets Bathtub Billys apart
from other sports bars. New owners, Marc
Andrea and Matt Reis, are here to greet you
with a friendly smile and a warm handshake as
they continue the tradition of making Bathtub
Billys your home for premier sports viewing in
Rochester, New York.
Thank You, Rochester, for your support
throughout the past 25 plus years!
I was born and raised in Rochester. Started working at age 15 (the earliest they would let me). I have always
aspired to be a business owner but thought it was out of reach for many years. After working several years in
the insurance business I decided I wanted to start my own business - to build my future and to treat customers
the way I want to be treated. I was and am determined to be the best local /neighborhood insurance agent.
I truly care about all my clients and go above and beyond to help them in any way I possibly can. I also like
to use local businesses for any of my personal or business needs such as cleaning, plumbing, heating etc... I
always contact one of my clients first. Local connections and small businesses supporting each other is very
important to me.
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All great ideas are fueled by passion. Kelly
Halligan has taken her passion for culinary
excellence and developed Get Caked, a sweet
and stylish traditional, vegan, and gluten free
bakery famous for its English/American baking
and delicious offerings. Passed down through
her family, these recipes have been modified
by Kelly to give those with food sensitivities
delightful alternatives. Kelly and her partner
Andy understand and bring insight into dealing
and cookies are for
with food allergies; they both suffer from Celiac
Disease as well as lactose intolerance, among
other sensitivities. With their understanding and
passion for excellence, Kelly and Andy produce
great tasting and unbelievable traditional, vegan,
and/or gluten free baked goods. Their creations
definitely have a homemade taste!
Kelly catered from her inspected kitchen at home
for 4 years and attended Monroe Community
College for Culinary Arts. In her spare time, she
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spending time with her partner, Andy, and their
traditional, vegan, and/or gluten free baked goods puppy Argos.
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We start with premium spices; spices that contain high essential oils and
flavors. Since spices begin to lose some of their aromatics and flavors as
soon as they are ground, we grind only in small batches. This allows us to
provide you, our customer, with the freshest tasting ingredients.
We dont just sell spices - we enjoy talking with our customers about food
preferences and cooking, and sharing our knowledge and understanding
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10 Pet Tips
for Your
Furry Best
Friend
By Jill Rene
Buckman
Reiki Master
The following canine pet tips are based on my years of working with
dogs and the energy I use in my Animal Reiki Practice. More information
can be found on my website www.animalreikiheals.com. The tips also
reflect some of the philosophies and strategies used by Cesar Millan.
1.
2.
A dog will trust a strong leader, but will take control if you
dont lead.
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5.
We love our dogs and want to give them affection all the time.
However, if you try to coddle them while they are anxious,
fearful or stressed, you will actually nurture that unwanted
behavior. Offer patience, calm and centered energy and
sound leadership instead.
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9.
Yes, your dog does get exercise running around in the back
yard. It cannot, however, take the place of a daily walk. They
have a primordial need for daily walks with their pack leader.
If you cannot walk your dog daily, see if a family member or
friend would be willing to fill in.
10. Make sure your dog gets plenty of exercise. A high energy
dog that doesnt get enough exercise will likely take out his
frustrations on other animals or people. Practice remaining
calm and centered.
Questions or comments?
The words pierced her soul: Your dog has inoperable cancer. There is no
hope. Were sorry
There are as many reasons for a person to start a new path in life as there
are people.
On that day in 2010, as Jills mind absorbed the horrifying news that her
beloved seven year old border collie, Skye, had no hope of survival,
something all-encompassing enveloped her. After momentarily feeling
traumatized by heartache and paralyzed with nauseating fear, she was guided
by something so loving, so gentle and yet powerful to find a way to save him.
Jill was guided to Reiki, a holistic form of spiritually guided energy healing
that originated in Japan thousands of years ago. As she was taught how to
channel the energy, she offered it to Skye daily.
Skye will be 12 years old next month. He not only survived, but is thriving.
Jill continued her Reiki training and is now a Reiki Master. She is an Animal
Intuitive who discovered her lifes purpose because of her passion to heal
and to ultimately save her dog. She is a dedicated healer with an unwavering
desire to ease pain and to bring about positive change for all living things.
Jill launched her business Whispers from Within because of her passion for
animals and her desire to offer pets (and their people) a deeper healing for
illness, injury, disease, or behavioral issues. It is her belief that there can be
no greater healing than that which is guided by a higher power and offered
with an open heart. When a pet (or person) receives Reiki energy he enjoys
a deeply relaxing experience that reduces stress while promoting feelings of
calm, comfort and well-being. It is always safe, extremely gentle, painless,
and non-invasive. Reiki has been used in healing practically every known
illness or injury. It complements both conventional and alternative therapies,
can never cause harm and is always beneficial. It adds an important element
to the healing and behavior therapy that animals can receive in our society.
Reiki is a language that animals readily understand and appreciate. It is a
simple yet powerful healing method that can heal challenging problems and
improve the quality of life.
In addition to offering Reiki, Jill is an Animal Communicator who understands
and respects an animals wisdom and point of view. Animal Communication
can be described as deepened intuition or telepathic communication. It is the
language of all life. By being able to hear whatever it is they want her to
know, Jill works in partnership with the pet. Animals long to be understood
just as humans do. With communication, a deeper healing is possible. In
addition, profound healing occurs when Jill uses her visualization and
intention techniques as well.
Whispers from Within offers combination treatments for the owner and pet,
treatments just for the pet, just for the owner, or for any person or animal in
need of healing.
Jill uses
Email whispersfromwithin.reiki@gmail.com
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10. do these regularly for your pets health and
wellness
11. to take by choice into a relationship and into
your home
12. a parasite, often overlooked, that enters the
body through ingestion
14. to your dog, you are the leader of the _______
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SPAY&NEUTER
Providing your cat or dog with a fun, safe environment with ample shelter and drinking water are all parts
of Spring and Summer backyard preparation and enjoyment. There are some dangers to keep in mind while
enjoying your yard. Many plants can be harmful to our beloved furry friends. Make sure you are aware of the
potential dangers and provide adequate protection from these plants (listed below), or remove them altogether
from your landscape. There are plenty of pet-safe options at your local nursery. Keep meat and dairy out of
compost piles and keep piles fenced so your pets will not be tempted to dig up a snack, or attract unwanted
vermin.
Make sure to pick up dog waste regularly to prevent to spread of other nasties like Whipworm, Tapeworm, and
a sorted mix of other parasites and harmful bacteria. Use preventative treatments to reduce your pets chances
of exposure. See your veterinarian for options.
Always remember to see your vet regularly for vaccinations and yearly health check-ups.
TOXIC PARTS
roots, foliage,
seeds
PLANT TYPE
PLANT
TOXIC PARTS
PLANT TYPE
PLANT
garden flower
Daffodil
bulbs
bark, berries,
leaves
entire plant is
toxic to cats
leaves, stems,
seeds, flowers
entire plant esp.
sprouts
garden flower
Jimsonweed
ornamental shrub
garden &
wildflower
field herb
Larkspur
young plants
wildflower
wildflower
Laurels
leaves
house plant
wild & garden
flower
flowering house
plant
leaves, flowers
shrub
garden &
wildflower
Rosary pea
Lupines
seeds, pods
tree
Matrimony vine
Apple
seeds
cultivated tree
Daphne
Arrowgrasses
marsh plants
Day lily
Atropa belladonna
leaves
entire plant esp.
seeds, roots
garden herb
Autumn Crocus
entire plant
Death Camas
Delphinium
(Larkspur)
Azaleas
entire plant
garden flower
cultivated & wild
shrub
Baneberry
berries, roots
wildflower
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Dumbcane
Dutchman's
breeches
Bird-of-Paradise
pods
entire plant esp.
bark, shoots
entire plant esp.
stem, roots
entire plant esp.
leaves
sprouts, nuts,
sprouts,
nuts,
seeds
entire plant esp.
leaves
garden flower
Easter lily
tree
Elderberry
Black locust
Bloodroot
Box
Buckeye
Buttercup
wildflower, herb
ornamental shrub
tree
wildflower,
garden herb
entire plant
roots, foliage
f
entire plant is
toxic to cats
leaves, bark,
roots, buds
PLANT TYPE
PLANT
TOXIC PARTS
field plant
Poison hemlock
Laburum
TOXIC PARTS
entire plant esp.
seeds
seeds, pods,
flowers
ornamental plant
Potato
shoots, sprouts
shoots,
garden plant
Lantana
foliage
house plant
Rattle box
entire plant
wildflower
Rhododendron
leaves
ornamental shrub
Rhubarb
leaves
garden plant
seeds
entire plant esp
seeds
entire plant esp
roots, leaves
house plant
ornamental plant
shrub
Sago palm
tree
Skunk cabbage
house plant
Mayapple
English Ivy
European
Bittersweet
ornamental vine
Milk vetch
entire plant
wildflower
Sorghum
vine
Mistletoe
house plant
wild herb
ornamental
flower
wildflower, herb
Monkshood
berries
entire plant esp.
roots, seeds
wildflower
Velvet grass
Moonseed
Morning glory
Mountain
mahogany
fruit, roots
seeds, roots
vine
wildflower
tree
wildflower
leaves
shrub
Wisteria
pods, seeds
ornamental plant
Mustards
seeds
wildflower
Woody aster
entire plant
garden flower
house plant
ornamental plant
Castor bean
house plant
False Flax
seeds
roots, leaves,
False hellebore seeds
Fan weed
seeds
Field
peppergrass
seeds
Chinaberry tree
berries
tree
Foxglove
leaves
wildflower, herb
wild & garden
flower
Chockcherries
Holly
berries
shrub
Narcissus
bulbs
Christmas berry
leaves
shrub
Nicotiana
leaves
garden flower
rootstock, leaves
garden flower
tree
Christmas Rose
wildflower, herb
wild & house
plant
wild & garden
flower
Nightshade
leaves, berries
wildflower, vine
Oaks
shoots, leaves
tree
Oleander
leaves
ornamental shrub
entire plant
roots, seeds,
berries
leaves, stem,
flowers
house plant
Common privet
leaves, berries
ornamental shrub
Hyacinth
bulbs
Corn cockle
seeds
entire plant esp.
roots
wildflower, weed
Iris
Jack-in-thepulpit
leaves, roots
entire plant esp.
roots, leaves
seeds
entire plant esp.
leaves, stem
wildflower, weed
Jatropha
Jerusalem
Cherry
seeds
unripe fruit,
foliage
Cowbane
Cow cockle
Cowslip
wildflower, herb
wildflower, herb
marsh plant
leaves, shoots
ornamental vine
unripe fruit, roots,
foliage
wildflower
entire plant
flowers, leaves
entire plant esp.
beans
Caladium
Carolina jessamine
PLANT TYPE
wildflower
Philodendrons
tree, shrub
Pokeweed
ornamental plant
Poinsettia
Smartweeds
Snow-on-themountain
sap
wildflower
sap
field plant
leaves
leaves
grass
wildflower
grass
wildflower
ornamental vine
garden plant
wildflower
ornamental tree
field plant
house plant
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next issue. As a community, we will
move forward together!
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