Entries by Jan Albanese

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For Orleans County Residents: The final scheduled food distribution will be this Friday (6/25) beginning at about 8:30 a.m. at the Ridgeway fire hall at 11392 Ridge Rd., Medina. The entrance will be on Horan Road and the line will be facing north (facing Ridge Road). Exit will be on to Ridge Road. People are […]

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For Genesee County residents: The Salvation Army in Partnership with Northgate Church will be hosting their final food box distribution on Monday June 28th at 2:00pm. The distribution will take place at the churches north campus located at 8160 Bank Street Road. This is a drive thru distribution. Be sure your trunk/hatch are cleared out […]

We’ll Meet You In The Park

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WEDNESDAYS @ 7PM ​On Wednesday evenings this summer, bring your family and friends to the south-side lawn of Centennial Park for a live outdoor concert. It’s a chance for you to get outside and enjoy free, entertaining performances from an array of local musicians. All concerts are fully funded and open to music lovers of all ages. Light […]

What is “The Sharing Table”?

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Community Action’s Main Street Store is excited to be partnering with “The Sharing Table” which will be managed by Anna Cruz of Albion who works for Western Governor’s University. Anna brought forth the idea to have a collaboration of a community service event partnering with Community Action. Anna reached out to, Michelle George and Annette […]

PRESS RELEASE

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May 21, 2021 For many years, Community Action of Orleans and Genesee has been a resource supporting reliable and affordable transportation services to community members in our two counties via the Community Action Transportation System, better known CATS.   The CATS program has been providing to residents, bus transportation service for established routes and for “on-demand” […]

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