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Terry Anderson recalled as 'strong advocate' during Batavia Peace Garden service - Vimarsana News

Terry Anderson recalled as 'strong advocate' during Batavia Peace Garden service

Paula Savage, President and founder of the International Peace Garden Foundation, shares about Terry Anderson's involvement with the garden Saturday at the Holland Land Office Museum.Photo by Steve

Revving the Engine House for another renovation to meet county's growing needs - Vimarsana News

Revving the Engine House for another renovation to meet county's growing needs

Genesee County Manager Matt Landers and Deputy Highway Superintendent Paul Osborn discuss plans for a $4 million future renovation of the Engine House at 3 W. Main St., Batavia, if the county

Explaining the Peace Garden in new book, signing at GO Art! Thursday - Vimarsana News

Explaining the Peace Garden in new book, signing at GO Art! Thursday

Image Batavia native Barb Toal with her book, "Friends of the Batavia Peace Garden," at GO Art!, where she will have a book-signing from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday.Photo by Joanne Beck People kept asking

Peace Garden welcomes 'Natural Disturbance' | Top Story - Vimarsana News

Peace Garden welcomes 'Natural Disturbance' | Top Story

BATAVIA — When you look at the mural painted near the Engine House at 3 W. Main St., you may see a natural disturbance.

Profile: Batavia's Barb Toal, first female master plumber in New York - Vimarsana News

Profile: Batavia's Barb Toal, first female master plumber in New York

In the 60s, every girl in high school would have been encouraged by her guidance counselor to be a nurse, teacher, secretary, or homemaker. Barbara, a girl born in 1948, did not like those choices in high school. She wanted to be a plumber like her dad. Her father, Dwight, began his plumbing business at their home on South Main two years before Barb was born. On her ninth