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PRICE REDUCTION! Keuka Lake - A cute 2 bedroom, 1 bath, year-round Keuka cottage with attached garage, central AC, and all public utilities. Screened porch, enclosed front porch, side lawn, 50’ of lake frontage, plenty of parking, and all situated on a quiet street...away from the main road. Just minutes from village shopping. To be sold furnished!

1265 Sylvan Drive, Penn YanMLS R1249715 ........................................................................ $365,000Mark Malcolm II, LLC, Assoc. R.E. Broker**........................................................................Direct Line 315-536-6163

Stunning Keuka Lake Overlook! The view from every room in this three bedroom, two bath home is nothing short of magnificent. The open concept kitchen, dining, and living room features large windows and doors framing the panoramic Keuka Lake vista. The expansive family room with wood burning fireplace is great for entertaining or large family gather-ings. The exterior of the home is finely mani-cured with flower gardens and natural stone hardscapes. The large decks incorporate glass panel railings to keep the views unobstructed.

The home also features a sizable Airbnb bonus room over the garage with a dedicated bath-room. Centrally located between Penn Yan & Hammondsport and just minutes from several wineries, this year round home is ideal for a Finger Lakes retreat or full time residence.5598 Dutch Street, DundeeMLS R1244040 .................................................................................................... $434,900Brian Mosch, Lic. R.E. Salesperson* .......................................................Cell 315-595-5550Member of The Malcolm Team

Keuka Lake - A totally renovated/expanded, year-round Contempo-rary on 129’ of lake frontage. 3/4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 3000+ sq. ft. of finished area, custom kitchen with granite and numerous built-ins, permanent dock, and it all sits on 1.5 acres, close to the village of Hammondsport. If this sounds interesting...wait until you see it!

9330 West Lake Road, HammondsportMLS R1256698 ..........................................$725,000Mark Malcolm II, LLC, Assoc. R.E. Broker** ........................................................................Direct Line 315-536-6163

Seneca Lake - A-Frame Bungalow on 78’ of lake frontage! 2-3 bed-rooms, 1 bath, newer permanent dock, newer septic system, new deck awning, lots of parking, and wonderful side lawn. Municipal water, and natural gas is connect-ed. Great views, porch incorpo-rated into cottage which expands square footage to approximately 900 sq. ft.

4691 Whites Point, GenevaMLS R1258418 ........................................................................ $249,000Mark Malcolm II, LLC, Assoc. R.E. Broker** ........................................................................Direct Line 315-536-6163

Experience one of the most spec-tacular and sought after lake view properties that Keuka has to offer! This gently sloping 5 acre parcel is centrally located between Penn Yan and Hammondsport in the heart of wine country. The panoramic views include rolling hills, working vineyards, the Bluff, and the deep blue waters of Keuka Lake. Consider this the perfect location for your new dream home or

vacation getaway in the heart of the Finger Lakes.0A Dutch Street, DundeeMLS R1239026 .....................................................................................$134,900Brian Mosch, Lic. R.E. Salesperson*............................................................................................... Cell 315-595-5550Member of The Malcolm Team

Income Potential! This home offers a wonderful income potential at an afford-able price. A great opportunity as a starter home with income to pay the mortgage. How can you beat that? OR, restore this home to the single family home it once was. Separate entrances just off the front porch afford tenants easy access to their apart-ments. Prepare to put some elbow grease into it as, as stated, it was built in 1875. Dresden is ideally positioned near a number of wineries, micro breweries and restau-rants. Along Seneca Lake, travel 15 minutes south to Watkins Glen, north to Geneva, or west to Penn Yan to take in the experiences these communities have to offer.

83 Seneca Street, DresdenMLS R1242299 ................................................................ $55,000John Rogers, Lic. R. E. Salesperson* ................Cell 716-574-0082Member of The Malcolm Team

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Support Child & Family ResourcesChild and Family Re-sources, a family cen-tered agency, comprises 5 sites to directly serve communities in Ontario, Seneca and Yates Coun-ties. Although the needs of children and families are ever-changing, the agency’s mission remains the same; concentrating on the education of par-ents and caregivers as well as creating positive learn-ing experiences for all children. How does your contribution help? • Purchasing education materials and supplies for parenting groups, home visiting and child care pro-vider workshops• Obtaining health and safety items for families in need (i.e. safety gates, portable cribs, highchairs, first aid kits, work shoes, diapers, wipes, self-care and paper products, etc.) If you would rather gift items for families in need, we would gladly accept donations of new items above or gift certificates to purchase these specific items as needed for fami-lies.• Providing ongoing staff development to maintain highly qualified and knowl-edgeable staff• Supporting increasing costs of operation and delivery of services across sites while making ser-vices more accessible in homes and program.Make checks payable to Child & Family Resources, Inc. 263 Lake St., Penn Yan For details call 315-536-1134

Donate used eyeglasses, hearing aidsIf you have used eye glasses or hearing aids there are drop boxes at:

Lyons National Bank, 5-Star Bank, American Le-gion, Wagner Restaurant, Lion Andy Smith’s office, Elm St. Barbershop, and Preemption Family Medi-cine.

Suicide Prevention for VeteransVeterans at higher risk for suicide, having on-going suicidal thoughts, or hav-ing had a prior suicide attempt are invited to join a therapy group with peer Veterans who have had a similar experience. Vet-erans are welcome to join a weekly one-hour group therapy meeting that al-lows them to openly dis-cuss their difficulties with other Veterans who have had a similar experience. Veterans who may be at risk for suicide can call the Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1 to be connected with a Veterans crisis re-sponder. Veterans living in the Greater Rochester area who are interested in the group can call Kelly Mohrman, LCSW: 585-463- 2600 x 32570 and Veterans living in the Southern Tier can call Jennifer Haggerty, LCSW: 607-664-4366. For infor-mation on resources avail-able for Veterans, families, friends, and communities, visithttps://www.men-talhealth.va.gov/suicide_prevention/resources.asp.

Support City Hill Cem-eteryCity Hill Cemetery, the resting place of some of Western New York’s earliest settlers is facing financial insolvency unless funds can be raised to pay for maintenance costs. To learn more about the cemetery, visit www.chronicle-express.com/news/20181219/city-hill-cemetery-in-financial-crisis. Send donations to: City Hill Cemetery Association, Mrs. Toby Bond, Treasurer, 590 City Hill Road, Penn Yan, N.Y, 14527

Help maintain Keuka Outlet TrailDid you know the Keuka Outlet Trail is owned and maintained by an all-volunteer, not-for-profit organization? You can help by sending a donta-tion, becoming a Friend of the Outlet, and by helping with projects. For more information visit www.KeukaOutletTrail.org.

Silver Whiskers ProgramSilver Whiskers is an adoption program that matches folks 60 years or older with their perfect feline companion that is 6 years or older. The normal $100 adoption fee will be waived for qualified adopt-ers. The Penn Yan Elks Lodge supports this op-portunity by covering the cost of 20 Silver Whiskers adoptions. For details, call 315-536-6094.

First Aid ClosetThe First Aid Closet in Dresden is looking for the return of items that are no longer being used. If you borrowed a hospital bed, wheelchair, or shower seat, and are no longer using it, please bring it back so it can be helpful to someon else. To make ar-rangements, call the Dres-den Methodist Church at 315-536-9351.

Food Pantry Volunteers neededVolunteers are needed to help at the Hope Center Keuka Food Pantry and the Penn Yan Mobile Food Pantry. If you can help, please call Cheryl at 315-521-6369 to learn more.

Shelter of Hope needs suppliesThe Humane Society of Yates County’s Shelter of Hope is in desperate need of 13 gallon garbage bags, kitty litter, Kong’s & peanut butter, Lysol floor cleaner, ceramic pet bowls, canned pate cat food, Purina kitten chow, and paper towels. Any kind can be delivered to the Shelter at 1216 Route 14A, Penn Yan. They can

be shipped directly to the shelter through Chewy.com and Amazon.com. For details call 315-536-609

Community Fitness Trail—Enjoy a Nature Walk!The Orange Trail at the Yates Community Center, off North Main Street, ap-proximately one half mile, takes you through the wooded area and around the perimeter of the back field returning to the start-ing point, behind the Fit-ness Center. Orange Trail features both gentle and challenging hills. Midway you will see the Green Trail loop which takes you back to the start point and avoids the challenging hills.

Legal AssistanceAre you age 60 or older and need legal assis-tance? When it comes to protecting your rights and ensuring proper resolution of legal issues, nobody should have to go it alone. Yates Office for the Aging’s Legal Services program receives Federal funds pursuant to the Older Americans’ Act, Title III-B to be able to refer its customers to Legal As-sistance of Western New York, where they can ac-cess legal representation on rights, benefits, and issues regarding civil law. For more information on eligibility, contact Ashley Tillman at 315-536-5515.

What is Elder abuse?Elder abuse can include physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, exploitation, neglect, or abandonment. Perpetra-tors include children, other family members, spouses, neighbors, in home aids, as well as staff at nursing homes, assisted living, and other facilities. Elder abuse occurs in all parts of the state –urban and rural – among all ethnic, eco-nomic and social groups. The most common form of elder abuse reported is financial exploitation. Only

1 out of 24 cases is re-ported to Adult Protective Services, law enforcement or other agencies that can help. Approximately 1 in 10 Americans aged 60+ have experienced some form of elder abuse. Some estimates range as high as 5 million elders who are abused each year.Abusers are both women and men. In almost 90 percent of elder abuse and neglect incidents, the perpetrator is a fam-ily member. Two thirds of perpetrators are adult children or spouses.There are steps you can take if you suspect some-one is being abused. Most importantly—Be Alert! The suffering is often in silence. If you notice changes in an older adult’s personality, behavior or finances, you should start to question what is going on. Remember, it is not your role to verify that abuse is occurring, only to alert others of your sus-picions. It is best to take any step of action and have it be found that no abuse is happening than to not report it and the risk the chance of the abuse continuing. For more infor-mation visit http://proac-tioninc.org/seniors/ or by contacting Becky Bennett-Tears at Pro Action Yates Office for the Aging.

Project LifesaverProject Lifesaver is a system designed to lo-cate persons who have cognitive conditions (Al-zheimer’s, dementia, au-tism, Down syndrome or other cognitive disorders) that may cause them to wander.The system works through a water resistant personalized wristband device with individually as-signed FM radio frequen-cies that emits a regular tracking signal every sec-ond, 24 hours a day. Once a caregiver notifies the Yates County Sheriff’s Office by dialing 911 that their loved one is missing, a trained group of search and rescue personnel are dispatched to the wan-

derer’s area and starts searching with the mobile locator tracking system.Project Lifesaver is an effective way of keeping those who wander safe.Search times have been reduced from hours and days to only minutes. The average Project Lifesaver search time is 30 minutes. Who is Eligible? Any Yates County resident with Alzheimer’s, dementia, autism, Down syndrome, or other cognitive disor-ders, or with a history of wandering may be a can-didate.Who Maintains the Equip-ment? A Project Lifesaver technician from ProAction Yates Office for the Aging will come to your home every month and replace the battery and wristband on the transmitter. The technician will also in-struct the caregiver how to conduct daily battery/transmitter tests and record the results on a monthly inspection sheet.

Donations for VetsVolunteers are seeking donations of slightly used coats (any adult sizes for male or female) for pa-tients at the VA hospital in Bath or Canandaigua Also seeking puzzles, novels, coloring books, crayons, DVDs, personal care items, etc. can be left at the American Le-gion Posts in Penn Yan or Dundee, or the Dundee VFW from 1 to 8 p.m. Sun-day through Saturday.

Medicare HelpDo you have Medi-care? Is your monthly income below $1,485 single/$2,002 married? If you answered “yes” or “maybe” to either of these questions, then you might qualify for financial assis-tance for your Medicare costs. Call the Office for the Aging to set up an ap-pointment to be screened. Appointments are avail-able the first Wednesday of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. at the OFA.

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