Perched at the precarious intersection of Main Street and Hope Road, Petunia Pump was originally built almost a century ago by Herbert Heal and rebuilt in the 1980s by Boy
This Week in Lincolnville: Bearing Down on Eighty
. . . counting, counting, counting Mon, 05/03/2021 - 11:30am
Steve Hardy boning the pork shoulders that will become delicious pulled pork.
Photos by Char Dickens
A Mimosa helped with the baked beans.
A couple of old-timers waiting for the ribs to be done.
. . .5, 6, 7 . . .
Counting starts early these days, first thing, after letting Fritz out to pee. Back to the bedroom where the exercise stuff is set up. Don’t be thinking Peloton or free weights; more like a rolled-up towel, a rubber beach ball, a leather belt, a green stretch strap. It’s the last week of my physical therapy program before knee surgery.
Donations help light up the holidays at Samaritan Summit Village
Donations help light up the holidays at Samaritan Summit Village By 7 News Staff | December 23, 2020 at 6:28 PM EST - Updated December 23 at 6:30 PM
WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - Shining Christmas trees, beautifully adorned wreaths, and other decorations are on display throughout the assisted nursing and skilled nursing facilities at Samaritan Summit Village.
It’s an idea that first started in November. With plenty of donations from the community, and some bigger donations from the likes of Lowe’s, the Samaritan Foundation, Lincare, and Health Direct Pharmacy services, organizers were able to raise thousands of dollars to light up the holidays.