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APRIL 4, 2014
Rochester Childfirst Network
February 18: Rochester Childfirst Network recently received a $185,000
grant from the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement, in partnership
with Rochester Rehabilitation and the Community Place of Greater
Rochester. A new federally funded program helps individuals to open
small businesses as family child care providers.
Lynn Lubecki, John Olsan and Sue Davin
John Olsan, Lynn Lubecki and
Congresswoman Louise Slaughter
with program participants
Lollypop Farm, the Humane
Society of Greater Rochester
March 1: The Tails of Hope Telethon 2014 to benefit Lollypop Farm,
the Humane Society of Greater Rochester, was broadcast live on
13WHAM, Rochester’s CW and 13wham.com from Eastview Mall. It
raised $264,185, which will help Lollypop Farm care for as many as
10,000 homeless animals this year.
Terry Knapp and Laura Seymour
Photo by Bob Brinster
Norma Holland,
Adam Chodak
and Marty Snyder
Photo by Bob Brinster
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Photo by Melissa DiMauro
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