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Raising a Glass Together: New York Wines and the 'Come Over October' Movement

The New York Wine & Grape Foundation (NYWGF) is once again proud to join Come Over October (COO)—a global movement that celebrates wine's true purpose: bringing people together. Founded by Karen MacNeil, Gino Colangelo, and Kimberly Noelle Charles, Come Over October encourages people everywhere to open their doors and their bottles, inviting family, friends, and neighbors to gather over wine throughout the month of October.

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PAGES PAST 1925: KKK to Hold Field Days in Penn Yan

The Chronicle-Express: Consolidation, January 1, 1926, of the Yates County Chronicle (1824) and the Penn Yan Express (1866); the Rushville Chronicle (1905) and the Gorham New Age (1902) The Yates County History Center's volunteers have gleaned these entries for your enjoyment from their digitized newspapers. You can access them at the free site www.nyshistoricnewspapers.com.

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'Memories' – Art Guild exhibit opens

PENN YAN -- Each year the Penn Yan Art Guild holds a members-only show at the Arts Center of Yates County. This year's show is called Memories, a celebration of all things nostalgic! Heading into the busy holiday season, take some time to reminisce while enjoying the diverse art created by the Penn Yan Art Guild members.

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O'MARA: 'NY needs a dose of economic reality and fiscal common sense'

"What was made clear to us as we traveled the state and spoke to business owners, leaders and organizations is this: rather than being treated as a partner or lifted up by government, businesses feel dragged down by high costs and excessive regulation." That was the assessment of the New York State Economic Development Council (NYSEDC) upon last week's release of a critical and timely report called "Blueprint for New York – Creating a Roadmap for Change." It's the product of a long-overdue effort by NYSEDC and the Public Policy Institute, an arm of The Business Council of New York State, together with 40 associations and more than 500 business leaders statewide, including many from right here at home. Amo Houghton, former chairman and CEO of Corning Glass Works, was a founder of The Business Council of New York State in 1980.

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