Save the dates. Interested families can call to arrange a personal tour at your convenience.
Preschool and Kindergarten Information Night
Wednesday, February 15
6:30 p.m.
Open House
Wednesday, March 28
6:30 p.m.
St. John Neumann School
31 Empire Blvd. at Culver
585-288-0580
www.stjohnneumannschool.com
Tips from the Rochester Police Department to help you avoid becoming a victim of robbery this holiday season.
1) Make certain that the inside and outside of your home or business is well lit. Motion sensors and “dusk to dawn” lights are good tools for this task.
2) Always keep your doors and windows locked. Criminals will take advantage of an unlocked point at your home, garage, or even while you are driving your car. Keep everything locked up!
3) Never keep or carry excess cash or property if you don’t need it. Use a drop safe at your business, and leave unneeded valuables at home if you are going out for any reason.
For more tips, see the full bulletin on our Safety page.
Numbers League Game Night
Wednesday, December 14
6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Winton Branch Library
611 Winton Rd. North
Numbers League – build superheroes & capture villains – a fun, challenging way to practice math skills. Children grades 3-6.
Pre-Registration: 428-8204
The North Winton Village Holiday Open House is tonight. See the schedule below for details. We hope you can make it. It’s a great opportunity to get some shopping done, enjoy refereshments, and support your neighborhood businesses.
Stop in to the library this month for fun events and groups geared toward kids, teens, and adults.
Get some holiday shopping done and support your local businesses at the same time.
Come one, come all!
McDonald’s Grand Opening — Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
820 Culver Rd., corner of Culver and East Main St.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
10:00 a.m.
Rochester, NY , 2011 – Rochester Public Library’s Monroe, Highland and Winton Branches will be holding a Bookfair at the Barnes & Noble store in Pittsford (3349 Monroe Ave.) on Friday, December 2, 2011 from 9 am to 10 pm.
Thinking of buying books, DVDs, music or children’s games or even a Nook for the holidays? Why not do it and contribute to a worthy cause? If you make your purchases at Barnes & Noble on December 2nd and mention you’re there to support Monroe, Highland or Winton Branch at the checkout, a percentage of your purchase will be donated to the libraries! This percentage will be used to purchase new materials for each of the branches. There will be a full day of programming at the store to make your shopping trip even more fun— multiple story times for the little ones, a real Knight in Shining Armor, holiday paper crafts, music by Elizabethan and ancient music duo, Bard’s Baroque, and more!
In addition, Sal Maiorana, sports writer for the Democrat & Chronicle, will be signing copies of his recent book Buffalo Bills: The Complete Illustrated History from 6-9:00 pm to support the library book fair.
If you can’t make it to the store on the 2nd, you can still support Monroe, Highland and Winton Branches by purchasing online with Barnes & Noble December 2nd-7th. Just enter Bookfair ID 10576619 at checkout. The more sales that are made in the libraries’ name, the bigger percentage we will receive back from Barnes & Noble, so please consider purchasing something on our behalf. Every little bit helps!
The full in-store program schedule on December 2nd is:
10 am – 1 pm, multiple Storytimes for all ages
1-3 pm, Holiday Paper Crafts
4 pm, see a real Knight in Shining Armor!
5 pm, acoustic guitar with Dave Santamaria & Jay Fleming
7 pm, music by Elizabethan and ancient music duo Bard’s Baroque
8:30 pm, music by the Cut Off a cappella group
6-9 pm, local author Sal Maiorana (The Buffalo Bills) book signing
UPDATE: Judge Nasser gave one week for the attorney of the accused to further explain the options to him. The accused remains in custody. The next court appearance is Friday, Oct. 21 at 10 a.m.
We wish the best to the RPD re: the break-ins as another one happened recently on McBeth Street.
The North Winton Village Association Safety Committee will be going to family court Friday, October 14 for the appearance before Judge Nasser of a young person who has terrorized the East High School area.
The North Winton Village Association, East High School, RGRTA, and the Central Office of the Rochester Central School District have been working together to see that students are supervised after school waiting for the bus. The Association also expects students to be in school and not roaming the neighborhood–East High School has a closed campus during school hours.