Village of Clyde, NY

Finger Lakes Health is proud to welcome Sixto R. Medina M.D. to its roster of dedicated and talented providers. Medina will be joining the team of Eric Shives, ...M.D., Christina Gray, MSN, ANP, CNS, Roberta Korich, FNP-C, RNFA, and Elizabeth Smith, MSN, FNP caring for patients at Clyde Family Health Center, 4 West Genesee Street, Clyde and Seneca Family Health Center, 367A East Main Street, Waterloo. Learn more: https://www.flhealth.org///flh-welcomes-sixto-r-medina-m.d

First and foremost I want to thank the entire Clyde community and surrounding areas. It was amazing to see everyone support this event and follow all the guidelines. The mask wearing, the small groups, and everyone being respectful and responsible made this event a success. We showed we are resilient as a community and this event was needed by all. Thank you to the village of Clyde DPW for the amazing job preparing the community, the multiple fire departments (organized by th...e Clyde Fire Department), the Town of Galen, Don and Norma Lancaster( Sound system), every business involved, community groups, Clyde Police Department, and the ladies in the Village office for attending and helping. A special thank you to Assemblymen Brian Manktelow(attending and walking in the parade) Nicoletta Construction for their contribution, and to Sparky, Neal, Jim, and Karl. Your help as always is greatly appreciated! Last but definitely not least Santa Claus!! This was a total community event at a much needed time. I’m sure I forgot someone and for that I apologize in advance. Jerry Fremouw, Mayor, village of Clyde See more

Kee Kee Run Cafe will be open on Saturday, November 28th for Hometown Holiday Happenings from 7A - 8:30P. We will be having free Holiday Crafts for kids ages 12... and under at the cafe in our Event Room. Space will be limited, so we will be having crafts scheduled throughout the day starting at 10:30A, 11:30A, 12:30P, 1:30P, 2:30P, 3:30P and 4:30P. Group sizes will be limited to no more than 10. Masks are required. Win a set of regulation Kee Kee Run Café corn hole boards! Raffle tickets available Saturday, November 28th 3 tickets for $10. Winner will be drawn at 7P. Do not need to be present to win. A raffle ticket will be handed out for each Kee Kee Run Café transaction on Saturday, November 28th. These tickets will be for prizes donated by local vendors including: Jam Sessions, Udderly Simple, Old Sugar Mill, Kelly Jackson, Imprint Coffee Roasters, Montezuma Winery and Kee Kee Run Café Retail items, to name a few. Tickets will be drawn at 7P and prizes will be awarded randomly. Winners will be contacted by phone. Must be 21 years of age or older to receive Cranberry Bog Wine. Must bring valid proof of age to redeem. These tickets are NOT valid to be used for corn hole board drawing. Parade of Lights begins at 6:00P, followed by Tree Lighting in the Park and a small fireworks display after 7:00P. Join us for a day filled with holiday cheer and festivities! SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS.SHOP LOCAL! Eye On Art and Music Clyde Span

Brush/Leaf Pickup scheduled to start Nov. 2nd. Have your brush ready by Monday morning. Once the crews complete your street, they will not return. Please leave your brush on the side of the road....not in the street or in the gutter. We do not pick up garbage, grass clippings, stone or concrete.Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

**UPDATE** TOTAL CASES TO DATE: 500 NEW CASES SINCE LAST UPDATE: 15 (out of 191 tests) POSITIVE TEST RATE FOR THIS UPDATE: 7.85%... 7-DAY ROLLING AVG. POSITIVITY RATE: 8.5% 14-DAY ROLLING AVG. POSITIVITY RATE: 6.13% TOTAL RESOLVED CASES: 375 (+3) TOTAL DEATHS: 5 CURRENT ACTIVE* CASES: 120 (+12) *active cases are calculated by taking total cases and subtracting resolved cases and deaths. CASES REQUIRING HOSPITALIZATION: 10 (+1) ACTIVE CASES IN NURSING/ADULT CARE HOMES*: 86 (+20) *The names of which nursing homes or adult care facilities that have positive cases will NOT be included, except in extraordinary circumstances. Nursing home and adult home cases will now reflect positive cases among residents AND staff combined. These numbers are a breakout of the total cases listed, not "in addition to" the total cases. TOTAL TESTS* PROCESSED: 25,029 NEW TESTS SINCE LAST UPDATE: 191 TOTAL NEGATIVE TESTS: 24,529 *test counts CAN include multiple tests on individuals. We do NOT report duplicate cases (positive results) in our reports. Each case reported is unique and verified. Please protect your families, your neighbors, and your community, by continuing to constantly take all of the following, proven-effective precautions: 1) Social distance in public by 6' or more, and 2) Wear a mask whenever around others in public, and 3) Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer frequently, and 4) Avoid frequenting large gatherings. Remember: Our success and our numbers staying low are BECAUSE of our community coming together to wear masks, wash their hands, social distance, and avoiding attending large gatherings frequently. For COVID specific questions, please email [email protected] Stop the spread. WEAR A MASK! Save lives. #WayneCountyWearsMasks #OneWayneCounty #WeAreAllPublicHealth

Today is small Business Saturday along with many events to look forward to! Mask up if necessary, Get out out, support local, and get ready for a great day! Jerry Fremouw, Mayor, village of Clyde

With Halloween only a week and a half away we wanted to let you know YOU CAN trick or treat safely!! Please use ALL of the "Do's and Don't's" in the flyer att...ached to this post to stay safe!! A more detailed guidance document can be found here: https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov//13244_covid_halloweengu #TrickOrTreat #OneWayneCounty #BeSafeThisHalloween

On behalf of the village employees, committee members and board members, Happy Thanksgiving! It’s a day to give thanks and remember how blessed we really are. 2020 has been a drag but only we have control of our future. Jerry Fremouw, Mayor, village of Clyde

**Please stay vigilant. Believing or not believing should not be a question. Have respect and please be courteous to each other. Jerry Fremouw, Mayor, village of Clyde **Wayne county public health UPDATE as of Wednesday October 28th 2020** ... TOTAL CASES TO DATE: 485 NEW CASES SINCE LAST UPDATE: 6 (out of 146 tests) POSITIVE TEST RATE FOR THIS UPDATE: 4.11% 7-DAY ROLLING AVG. POSITIVITY RATE: 7.81% 14-DAY ROLLING AVG. POSITIVITY RATE: 5.17% TOTAL RESOLVED CASES: 372 (+4) TOTAL DEATHS: 5 CURRENT ACTIVE* CASES: 108 (+2) *active cases are calculated by taking total cases and subtracting resolved cases and deaths. CASES REQUIRING HOSPITALIZATION: 9 (+1) ACTIVE CASES IN NURSING/ADULT CARE HOMES*: 66 (+4) *The names of which nursing homes or adult care facilities that have positive cases will NOT be included, except in extraordinary circumstances. Nursing home and adult home cases will now reflect positive cases among residents AND staff combined. These numbers are a breakout of the total cases listed, not "in addition to" the total cases. TOTAL TESTS* PROCESSED: 24,838 NEW TESTS SINCE LAST UPDATE: 146 TOTAL NEGATIVE TESTS: 24,353 *test counts CAN include multiple tests on individuals. We do NOT report duplicate cases (positive results) in our reports. Each case reported is unique and verified. Please protect your families, your neighbors, and your community, by continuing to constantly take all of the following, proven-effective precautions: 1) Social distance in public by 6' or more, and 2) Wear a mask whenever around others in public, and 3) Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer frequently, and 4) Avoid frequenting large gatherings. Remember: Our success and our numbers staying low are BECAUSE of our community coming together to wear masks, wash their hands, social distance, and avoiding attending large gatherings frequently. For COVID specific questions, please email [email protected] Stop the spread. WEAR A MASK! Save lives. #WayneCountyWearsMasks #OneWayneCounty #WeAreAllPublicHealth

Home Repair Sheen Housing believes that people can be more productive community members when they have the basic elements of survival, particularly shelter. For over 50 years, Sheen Housing has been an advocate for families, seniors, veterans and persons living with disabilities of all denominations and races who need housing repair assistance in maintaining their residences, elevating their quality of life and eliminating home hazards that threaten their health and safety. H...ome Repair grants are subject to family size and household income guidelines as well as availability of funds. For county-specific information, please contact Sheen Housing at (585) 657-4114, or Email: [email protected] https://sheenhousing.org/terms-conditions/

**UPDATE** Please also see the photo, which includes an Official Press Release regarding a cluster of cases in the DeMay Nursing Home. TOTAL CASES TO DATE: 471 ...NEW CASES SINCE LAST UPDATE: 77 (out of 516 tests) TOTAL RESOLVED CASES: 360 (+15) TOTAL DEATHS: 5 CURRENT ACTIVE* CASES: 106 (+62) *active cases are calculated by taking total cases and subtracting resolved cases and deaths. CASES REQUIRING HOSPITALIZATION: 9 (+1) ACTIVE CASES IN NURSING/ADULT CARE HOMES*: 61 (+51) *The names of which nursing homes or adult care facilities that have positive cases will NOT be included, except in extraordinary circumstances. Nursing home and adult home cases will now reflect positive cases among residents AND staff combined. These numbers are a breakout of the total cases listed, not "in addition to" the total cases. TOTAL TESTS* PROCESSED: 24,545 NEW TESTS SINCE LAST UPDATE: 516 TOTAL NEGATIVE TESTS: 24,074 *test counts CAN include multiple tests on individuals. We do NOT report duplicate cases (positive results) in our reports. Each case reported is unique and verified. Please protect your families, your neighbors, and your community, by continuing to constantly take all of the following, proven-effective precautions: 1) Social distance in public by 6' or more, and 2) Wear a mask whenever around others in public, and 3) Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer frequently, and 4) Avoid frequenting large gatherings. Remember: Our success and our numbers staying low are BECAUSE of our community coming together to wear masks, wash their hands, social distance, and avoiding attending large gatherings frequently. For COVID specific questions, please email [email protected] Stop the spread. WEAR A MASK! Save lives. #WayneCountyWearsMasks #OneWayneCounty #WeAreAllPublicHealth

**Wayne County Public Health UPDATE Friday October 23rd 2020** 13 out of 128 test is a pretty high number. Be respectful, practice social distancing, and when you can’t please be compassionate of others in your actions by wearing a mask. Jerry Fremouw, Mayor, village of Clyde TOTAL CASES TO DATE: 394 NEW CASES SINCE LAST UPDATE: 13 (out of 128 tests)... TOTAL RESOLVED CASES: 345 (+3) TOTAL DEATHS: 5 CURRENT ACTIVE* CASES: 44 (+10) *active cases are calculated by taking total cases and subtracting resolved cases and deaths. CASES REQUIRING HOSPITALIZATION: 5 (+1) ACTIVE CASES IN NURSING/ADULT CARE HOMES*: 10 (+5) *The names of which nursing homes or adult care facilities that have positive cases will NOT be included. Nursing home and adult home cases will now reflect positive cases among residents AND staff combined. These numbers are a breakout of the total cases listed, not "in addition to" the total cases. TOTAL TESTS* PROCESSED: 24,029 NEW TESTS SINCE LAST UPDATE: 128 TOTAL NEGATIVE TESTS: 23,635 *test counts CAN include multiple tests on individuals. We do NOT report duplicate cases (positive results) in our reports. Each case reported is unique and verified. Please protect your families, your neighbors, and your community, by continuing to constantly take all of the following, proven-effective precautions: 1) Social distance in public by 6' or more, and 2) Wear a mask whenever around others in public, and 3) Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer frequently, and 4) Avoid frequenting large gatherings. Remember: Our success and our numbers staying low are BECAUSE of our community coming together to wear masks, wash their hands, social distance, and avoiding attending large gatherings frequently. For COVID specific questions, please email [email protected] Stop the spread. WEAR A MASK!

Free RTS Bus Passes for Veterans *Please read the page below in its entirety for free bus pass instructions and requirements* Thanks to our partnership with RTS, Veterans Outreach Center is proud to provide bus passes to veterans completely free of charge. The passes can be used on any RTS bus in Monroe County and are good for three years. ... Eligibility Requirements: Must be a veteran Must provide a copy of a DD214 or have a military/VA ID card AND submit an SF180 to retrieve a DD214 Must provide a valid photo ID Must not have been dishonorably discharged Must complete VOC intake process Process to Acquire a Free Bus Pass: Contact VOC to schedule an appointment. Call our main number at 585-546-1081 or complete the I Need Services form Visit Veterans Outreach Center at 447 South Ave., Rochester, NY 14620 on or after July 6th, 2020 to have your photo taken and be issued your bus pass. We are currently practicing social distancing. All visitors must wear a face covering and have their temperatures taken upon arrival. https://veteransoutreachcenter.org/rts

**Wayne county Public Health UPDATE Thursday October 22nd, 2020. TOTAL CASES TO DATE: 381 NEW CASES SINCE LAST UPDATE: 8 (out of 181 tests) TOTAL RESOLVED CASES: 342 (+1)... TOTAL DEATHS: 5 CURRENT ACTIVE* CASES: 34 (+7) *active cases are calculated by taking total cases and subtracting resolved cases and deaths. CASES REQUIRING HOSPITALIZATION: 4 (+1) ACTIVE CASES IN NURSING/ADULT CARE HOMES*: 5 (+2) *The names of which nursing homes or adult care facilities that have positive cases will NOT be included. Nursing home and adult home cases will now reflect positive cases among residents AND staff combined. These numbers are a breakout of the total cases listed, not "in addition to" the total cases. TOTAL TESTS* PROCESSED: 23,901 NEW TESTS SINCE LAST UPDATE: 181 TOTAL NEGATIVE TESTS: 23,520 *test counts CAN include multiple tests on individuals. We do NOT report duplicate cases (positive results) in our reports. Each case reported is unique and verified. Please protect your families, your neighbors, and your community, by continuing to constantly take all of the following, proven-effective precautions: 1) Social distance in public by 6' or more, and 2) Wear a mask whenever around others in public, and 3) Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer frequently, and 4) Avoid frequenting large gatherings. Remember: Our success and our numbers staying low are BECAUSE of our community coming together to wear masks, wash their hands, social distance, and avoiding attending large gatherings frequently. For COVID specific questions, please email [email protected] Stop the spread. WEAR A MASK!

October Board Meeting: October 28th 7:00 pm You can attend in person or via Zoom webinar. Contact the office at 923-3971 or by email [email protected] to obtain the Zoom link.... All questions should be submitted to the Village office by Wednesday the 28th at noon so the Board can respond during the meeting, as time allows.

Hydrant Flushing: October 23rd starting at 2 am. Limit your use and do not do laundry until your water runs clear. If you have issues or questions, please contact he office at 923-3971.

**Wayne County Public Health UPDATE** Tuesday October 13th, 2020 TOTAL CASES TO DATE: 342 NEW CASES SINCE LAST UPDATE: 7 (out of 525 tests) TOTAL RESOLVED CASES: 315 (+10)... TOTAL DEATHS: 5 CURRENT ACTIVE* CASES: 22 (-3) *active cases are calculated by taking total cases and subtracting resolved cases and deaths CASES REQUIRING HOSPITALIZATION: 1 (+1) ACTIVE CASES IN NURSING/ADULT CARE HOMES*: 0 *The names of which nursing homes or adult care facilities that have positive cases will NOT be included. Nursing home and adult home cases will now reflect positive cases among residents AND staff combined. These numbers are a breakout of the total cases listed, not "in addition to" the total cases. TOTAL TESTS* PROCESSED: 22,636 NEW TESTS SINCE LAST UPDATE: 525 TOTAL NEGATIVE TESTS: 22,294 *test counts CAN include multiple tests on individuals. We do NOT report duplicate cases (positive results) in our reports. Each case reported is unique and verified. Please protect your families, your neighbors, and your community, by continuing to constantly take all of the following, proven-effective precautions: 1) Social distance in public by 6' or more, and 2) Wear a mask whenever around others in public, and 3) Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer frequently, and 4) Avoid frequenting large gatherings. Remember: Our success and our numbers staying low are BECAUSE of our community coming together to wear masks, wash their hands, social distance, and avoiding attending large gatherings frequently. For COVID specific questions, please email [email protected] Stop the spread. WEAR A MASK!