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Friday, June 26, 2020 Friday, June 26, 2020 2 2 Tribune/Sentinel Tribune/Sentinel NOW OPEN Sanborn Business & Professional Association Sanborn Old General Store 5856 Buffalo St. 998-7882 Kuntz Sanborn Mill 5890 Ward Rd. 731-2828 Lewiston Antique Mall 2692 Saunders Settlement Rd. 628-0796 H.A. Treichlers Greenhouse 2687 Saunders Settlement Rd. 731-9390 Shawnee Country Barns 6608 Shawnee Rd. 731-1430 Niagara Records 5833 Buffalo St. 343-2755 Wilco Auto Care 5882 Ward Rd. 731-3811 G-Macs 5894 Ward Rd. 216-4132 Shop Local / Shop Sanborn Buffalo Coffee Roastery 5844 Buffalo St. 216-4350 Tina’s Family Restaurant 5835 Buffalo St. 731-2444 Gentlemans Club Barber Shop 5839 Buffalo St. Opening Soon 100 YEARS 100 YEARS C E L E BR A T I N G C E L E BR A T I N G Serving WNY Serving WNY www.stedmannursery.com Monday - Saturday 9am-5pm Sunday 10am-4pm 2857 Main Street, Rt. 78, Newfane, 778-8540 Red, White & Blue Sale Now thru July 12th Buy 1, Get 1 Free Burning Bush, Lilacs, Forsythia and more Hydrangea Sale Buy 1 Get 1 Free on all white flowering Hydrangeas All others 25% Off Buy 2 Perennials, Get 1 Free Large Selection Grasses included Buy 1, Get 1 Free Day lilies and Hostas Many more in-store Deals New Inventory Arriving Weekly! Many more in-store Deals New Inventory Arriving Weekly! 2921 Niagara Falls Blvd. Near Ward Rd. WHEATFIELD Garden & Gifts SHEDS, GARAGES, GAZEBOS & CABINS 946-3364 2672 LOCKPORT RD. SANBORN MARKET OPEN MON. - SAT Wagner’s Farm Market Wagner's Farm Market and Grill ICE COLD WATERMELON ICE COLD POP & BEER and Grill and Grill HOMEGROWN FRESH store will be opening. Opening date to be determined. √ TaiChi Bubble Tea will open next to Applebee’s Bar & Grill. Tentative opening date is Aug. 1. √ There is also a Phantom Fire- works tent sale taking place in the Military Road parking lot now through July 4. The Fashion Outlets also out- lined some of the new health and safety procedures that will be in place once the OK is given for reopening. Additional hand sani- tizing stations have been added, and there will be an “intensifying of our usual, thorough cleaning procedures around floors, doors and public areas.” Signage has also been added that will remind customers to maintain at least 6 feet of social distancing, and also provide in- formation on CDC’s advice for preventative behaviors. Mall en- trances will have specific doors identified for “Enter” and for “Exit” to help guide foot traffic. Although the mall interior cur- rently remains effectively closed, there’s plenty of shopping to be had along the Fashion Outlet’s exterior. Seventeen out of 20 of the mall’s retailers with exterior entrances are open for in-person shopping, including: Aeropostale (opened June 12): 298-8140; Dave’s Christmas Wonderland: 671-2218; DXL Men’s Outlet: 298-5741; Famous Footwear: 513-1001; Foot Locker (opened June 12): 297-5151; Forever 21: 513-1037; Gap: 298-0755; Hanes- brands: 297-3822; Marshalls (opened June 15) 297-3803; Nau- tica: 298-1903; Rainbow: 297-1034; Shoe Dept. Encore: 297-0357; Skechers: 297-5464; The Uniform Outlet: 297-2050; Van Heusen | IZOD: 297-7470. Some of these stores have ad- ditional safety protocols and ad- justed hours in place. Contact the store directly for details. According to the mall’s website, a few stores offer curbside pick- up. Contact the following stores or visit their websites for more in- formation: Coach: 298-1771; Kate Spade New York: 297-6042; Kirk- land’s: 297-0583; Levi’s: 297-1321; Shoe Dept. Encore: 297-0357; The Uniform Outlet: 297-2050. In terms of dining, Applebee’s remains the lone eatery open at the mall. In addition to its “Car- side to Go” pickup option, the location also recently resumed indoor dining. For more infor- mation, call 298-1085. Mall to implement additional safety measures Continued from Page 1 DON’T MISS A THING! Go to our website wnypapers.com NIAGARA FRONTIER PUBLICATIONS ➨ Local News, Stories, Classifieds, Coupons, Service Directory! Cuomo, Murphy & Lamont announce joint travel advisory All individuals traveling from states with significant community spread of COVID-19 must quarantine 14 days New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy and Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont on Wednesday announced a joint in- coming travel advisory that all in- dividuals traveling from states with significant community spread of COVID-19 quarantine for a 14-day period from the time of last contact within the identified state. This quarantine – effective at midnight – applies to any person arriving from a state with a posi- tive test rate higher than 10 per 100,000 residents over a seven-day rolling average, or a state with a 10% or higher positivity rate over a seven-day rolling average. New York, New Jersey and Con- necticut will continually update and publish on their respective websites a list of states to which the new advisory applies. This information will be updated regu- larly. The tristate measure will use uniform parameters and messag- ing on highways, airports, web- sites and social media. The three states will also ask hotels to com- municate the 14-day quarantine to guests who have traveled from one of the impacted states. “In New York we went from the highest number of cases to some of the lowest rates in the country – no one else had to bend the curve as much as we did and now we have to make sure that the rate continues to drop in our entire region,” Cuo- mo said. “We’ve been working with our neighbors in New Jersey and Connecticut throughout this entire pandemic, and we’re announcing a joint travel advisory that says people coming in from states with a high infection rate must quaran- tine for 14 days. We’ve worked very hard to get the viral transmission rate down and we don’t want to see it go up again because people are traveling into the state and bring- ing it with them.” Cuomo explained the travel advi- sory is not a ban. Rather, visitors from a high-infection-rate state must begin their time in New York, New Jersey or Connecticut with a 14-day quarantine. This holding period also applies to residents of the three states who vacation in a high-infection- rate state. When these individuals return, they, too, must undergo a quarantine period. In New York, Cuomo said those who fail to comply may be sub- ject to a judicial order of manda- tory quarantine. This might also include paying for court fees and additional fines ($2,000 for a first offense, $5,000 and $10,000 for subsequent lapses). “Over the course of the past few months, our states have taken ag- gressive action to flatten the curve and beat back the coronavirus,” Murphy said, “As a result of our collective efforts, we have low infection rates, falling hospital- izations, and have steadily been reopening our economies. Unfor- tunately, many states continue to have high transmission rates. We are proud to work with our part- ners in New York and Connecticut on a joint incoming travel advisory to ensure continued progress against this virus and to keep resi- dents of the tristate area safe.” “Working together as a region has proven to be immensely suc- cessful as our respective states are leading the country when it comes to our response with low infection and positivity rates relative to in- creased testing capacity,” Lamont said. “We have made difficult deci- sions throughout this pandemic, but we have proven to make many of the right decisions. This step to inform travelers from states with hot spots to self-isolate is meant to protect our residents and maintain our incred- ible public health progress.” At this time, high-risk states in- clude Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Utah and Wash- ington. 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Sanborn Business & Professional Association
Sanborn Old General Store 5856 Buffalo St.
998-7882
Kuntz Sanborn Mill 5890 Ward Rd.
731-2828
Lewiston Antique Mall2692 Saunders Settlement Rd.
628-0796
H.A. Treichlers Greenhouse2687 Saunders Settlement Rd.
731-9390
Shawnee Country Barns6608 Shawnee Rd.
731-1430
Niagara Records5833 Buffalo St.
343-2755
Wilco Auto Care5882 Ward Rd.
731-3811
G-Macs5894 Ward Rd.
216-4132
Shop Local / Shop Sanborn
Buffalo Coffee Roastery5844 Buffalo St.
216-4350
Tina’s Family Restaurant5835 Buffalo St.
731-2444
Gentlemans ClubBarber Shop
5839 Buffalo St.Opening Soon
100 YEARS100 YEARSCELEBRATINGCELEBRATING
Serving WNYServing WNY
www.stedmannursery.com
Monday - Saturday 9am-5pm Sunday 10am-4pm
2857 Main Street, Rt. 78, Newfane, 778-8540
Red, White & Blue SaleNow thru July 12th
Buy 1, Get 1 Free
Burning Bush, Lilacs, Forsythia and more
Hydrangea SaleBuy 1 Get 1 Free on all
white floweringHydrangeas
All others 25% Off
Buy 2 Perennials, Get 1 Free
Large SelectionGrasses included
Buy 1, Get 1 Free
Day lilies and Hostas
Many more in-store DealsNew Inventory Arriving Weekly!
Many more in-store DealsNew Inventory Arriving Weekly!
2921 Niagara Falls Blvd.Near Ward Rd.
WHEATFIELDGarden & Gifts
SHEDS, GARAGES,GAZEBOS & CABINS
946-3364
2672 LOCKPORT RD. SANBORNMARKET OPEN MON. - SAT
Wagner’s Farm Market
Wagner's Farm Marketand Grill
ICE COLDWATERMELONICE COLD
POP & BEER
and Grill
and Grill
HOMEGROWN FRESH
store will be opening. Opening date to be determined.
√ TaiChi Bubble Tea will open next to Applebee’s Bar & Grill. Tentative opening date is Aug. 1.
√ There is also a Phantom Fire-works tent sale taking place in the Military Road parking lot now through July 4.
The Fashion Outlets also out-lined some of the new health and safety procedures that will be in place once the OK is given for reopening. Additional hand sani-tizing stations have been added, and there will be an “intensifying of our usual, thorough cleaning procedures around fl oors, doors and public areas.”
Signage has also been added
that will remind customers to maintain at least 6 feet of social distancing, and also provide in-formation on CDC’s advice for preventative behaviors. Mall en-trances will have specifi c doors identifi ed for “Enter” and for “Exit” to help guide foot traffi c.
Although the mall interior cur-rently remains effectively closed, there’s plenty of shopping to be had along the Fashion Outlet’s exterior. Seventeen out of 20 of the mall’s retailers with exterior entrances are open for in-person shopping, including: Aeropostale (opened June 12): 298-8140; Dave’s Christmas Wonderland: 671-2218; DXL Men’s Outlet: 298-5741; Famous Footwear: 513-1001; Foot Locker (opened
June 12): 297-5151; Forever 21: 513-1037; Gap: 298-0755; Hanes-brands: 297-3822; Marshalls (opened June 15) 297-3803; Nau-tica: 298-1903; Rainbow: 297-1034; Shoe Dept. Encore: 297-0357; Skechers: 297-5464; The Uniform Outlet: 297-2050; Van Heusen | IZOD: 297-7470.
Some of these stores have ad-ditional safety protocols and ad-justed hours in place. Contact the store directly for details.
According to the mall’s website, a few stores offer curbside pick-up. Contact the following stores or visit their websites for more in-formation: Coach: 298-1771; Kate Spade New York: 297-6042; Kirk-land’s: 297-0583; Levi’s: 297-1321; Shoe Dept. Encore: 297-0357; The
Uniform Outlet: 297-2050.In terms of dining, Applebee’s
remains the lone eatery open at the mall. In addition to its “Car-side to Go” pickup option, the location also recently resumed indoor dining. For more infor-mation, call 298-1085.
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Cuomo, Murphy & Lamont announce joint travel advisory
All individuals traveling from states with signifi cant community spread of COVID-19 must quarantine 14 days New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo,
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy and Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont on Wednesday announced a joint in-coming travel advisory that all in-dividuals traveling from states with signifi cant community spread of COVID-19 quarantine for a 14-day period from the time of last contact within the identifi ed state.
This quarantine – effective at midnight – applies to any person arriving from a state with a posi-tive test rate higher than 10 per 100,000 residents over a seven-day rolling average, or a state with a 10% or higher positivity rate over a seven-day rolling average.
New York, New Jersey and Con-necticut will continually update and publish on their respective websites a list of states to which the new advisory applies. This information will be updated regu-larly.
The tristate measure will use uniform parameters and messag-ing on highways, airports, web-sites and social media. The three states will also ask hotels to com-municate the 14-day quarantine to guests who have traveled from one of the impacted states.
“In New York we went from the highest number of cases to some of the lowest rates in the country – no one else had to bend the curve as much as we did and now we have to
make sure that the rate continues to drop in our entire region,” Cuo-mo said. “We’ve been working with our neighbors in New Jersey and Connecticut throughout this entire pandemic, and we’re announcing a joint travel advisory that says people coming in from states with a high infection rate must quaran-tine for 14 days. We’ve worked very hard to get the viral transmission rate down and we don’t want to see it go up again because people are traveling into the state and bring-ing it with them.”
Cuomo explained the travel advi-sory is not a ban. Rather, visitors from a high-infection-rate state must begin their time in New York, New Jersey or Connecticut with a 14-day quarantine.
This holding period also applies to residents of the three states who vacation in a high-infection-rate state. When these individuals return, they, too, must undergo a quarantine period.
In New York, Cuomo said those who fail to comply may be sub-ject to a judicial order of manda-tory quarantine. This might also include paying for court fees and additional fi nes ($2,000 for a fi rst offense, $5,000 and $10,000 for subsequent lapses).
“Over the course of the past few months, our states have taken ag-gressive action to fl atten the curve and beat back the coronavirus,” Murphy said, “As a result of our collective efforts, we have low infection rates, falling hospital-izations, and have steadily been reopening our economies. Unfor-tunately, many states continue to have high transmission rates. We are proud to work with our part-ners in New York and Connecticut on a joint incoming travel advisory to ensure continued progress against this virus and to keep resi-dents of the tristate area safe.”
“Working together as a region has proven to be immensely suc-cessful as our respective states are leading the country when it comes to our response with low infection and positivity rates relative to in-creased testing capacity,” Lamont said. “We have made diffi cult deci-sions throughout this pandemic, but we have proven to make many of the right decisions. This step to inform travelers from states with hot spots to self-isolate is meant to protect our residents and maintain our incred-ible public health progress.”
At this time, high-risk states in-clude Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Utah and Wash-ington.
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