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Canandaigua development corp. names new officers for 2021

Fingerlakes1.com Menu The Canandaigua Local Development Corporation announced the election of new officers for 2021. The new appointments include:  The new leadership assumed their posts at the January organizational meeting of  the organization.  In addition, the CLDC is set to commence with goal setting in what is anticipated  to be an active FY2021. The Board will convene in mid-March to outline a plan  for execution of its strategic vision for the coming year.  The CLDC was chartered in late 2019 to serve as the primary economic  development organization for the Town and City of Canandaigua. City and Town  leadership are joined by representatives of the Canandaigua Area Chamber of  Commerce to round out the organization’s membership. In FY2020, the Board  created its operational framework, established overarching economic  development strategies, and began work on multiple projects. 

From Cardinal Seán's blog

Last week, I received a call inviting me to receive the vaccine. Some doctor friends had contacted me, urging me to do it not just because of my advanced age but to try to dispel people's fear of the vaccine and encourage people to make use of the vaccine.

Cardinal O'Malley receives coronavirus vaccine, encourages others to be vaccinated

Nurse Eileen Kolodny administers the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine to Cardinal Seán O'Malley at St. Elizabeth Medical Center on Christmas Eve. Pilot photo/courtesy St. Elizabeth's Medical Center Help us expand our reach! Please share this article BRIGHTON -- Cardinal Seán P. O'Malley received the first of the two-dose protocol of the Moderna vaccine for the coronavirus Dec. 24 at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center. The archdiocese said that the cardinal "hopes to demonstrate that the vaccine is safe and wishes to encourage people to be vaccinated when possible." In a statement, Cardinal O'Malley expressed his gratitude to Dr. Joseph Weinstein, chief physician executive of the Steward Health Care Network, who offered to arrange his vaccination after learning that the 76-year-old cardinal qualified for it.