SilverLakeDailyNewsletter.com: Free Lecture Sunday

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Friday, January 17, 2020

Free Lecture Sunday

The Humphrey Nature Center at Letchworth State Park is sponsoring a Free Lecture this Sunday on the subject of "Bugs vs. Winter." More species of insect can survive winter cold than amphibians, reptiles — even mammals. Discover the secrets to these tiny and ancient success stories with a detailed, interactive presentation and real specimens. Start time is 1:00 pm.

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FBI, DNI Joint News Conference Announce Need for Caution

John Radcliff, Director of National Intelligence (DNI) and Christopher Ray, Director of the FBI came before cameras and reporters this evening and held a Joint News Conference this evening. Its purpose was to announce Iran's interference in our current election process by means of posting false and threatening statements designed to intimidate American voters. The emails contain public voter information such as an address. These have been arriving from far eastern locations disguised as other American organizations or fronts. It has been alleged that they used the name of Proud Boys in one instance. Americans are encouraged not to fear these false notices and not to forward them. Everyone should help to nip this in the bud.

NY Battles Clusters of Covid In New York's Eastern Southern Tier

New York State officials are contending with new coronavirus clusters in Steuben and Chemung counties amid a rise in cases on the state's border with Penn-sylvania, Governor Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday said.

The designation for parts of Chemung and Steuben counties will mean increased coronavirus testing in schools and capacity limits on gatherings.

The state's daily positive rate reached 1.62%, the highest since June, including cases in parts of the state where virus rates are increasing. There are now 950 people hospitalized with COVID-19 in New York, Cuomo said.

There are still clusters in Orange, Rockland, and Broome counties as well. Still, the state reported progress on reducing cases in parts of Brooklyn and Queens. Cuomo on Wednesday announced criteria for exiting "red zones" of high clusters: positive rates of less than 3% after 10 days, or 4% in less populated areas.

The color-coded cluster zones increase from yellow to orange to red, with the severest restrictions including school and non-essential business closures to halt the further spread of the virus.

Cuomo wants to control the spread of new COVID-19 cases through the so-called "micro-cluster" approach that prevents a regional or statewide closure of non-essential businesses and schools, like the hammer that was dropped in March.

There are "significant stressers" that are leading to a resurgence of cases in New York and across the country, Cuomo said.

"What happens in the fall -- schools open, colleges open, people come indoors," Cuomo said, "there's a COVID fatigue factor."

National News Moved; Will be Transferred to History Sections

National News Stories such as involve high news coverage and affect many lives are the background material for the historical context of our Silver Lake history. In the year 2020, these include, but are not limited to, (1) Covid-19, (2) Attack on the Post Office by the White House and Postmaster General, (3) Black lives lost to Police Killings, (4) Civil Unrest, Protest Marches, and March Infiltrators who burn buildings, (5) Presidential Election, (6) Plot against Gov. Whitmer and other public officials by militia group(s) in Michigan.

William B. Caldwell, 10/3/20

Muriel Small, 8/12/20

James Morey, 4/5/20

Terry Sue Wiliford, 2/26/20

David Hunter, 1/21/20

Francis P. Powers Jr., 11/12/19*

Dennis G. Bzduch, 1/4/20

Mark Croce, 1/9/20

Steven M. Rice, 10/19/19

George N. Dovolos, 10/15/19

Harvey W. Jaggard Jr. 10/11/19

Betty Croop, 8/30/19

Joanne W. Vineyard 8/8/19

Betsy S. Imlow, 7/10/19*

Dale McKenzie, 7/22/19*

Edward Niedzialek, 7/4/19

*Received 11/26/19 without Obituary

.....from Memorial Service Coordinator

....Joan Maddison

**Received 5/22/20 as above.

Click HERE for Obituary Page.

Annual Lake-wide Memorial Service:

Postponed until 2021.

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Friday, January 17, 2020

Free Lecture Sunday

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