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Belmont Lake State Park is a full service park offering boating, fishing, picnicking, playing fields, biking, horseback riding, hiking and cross-country skiing. 
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Bethpage State Park
99 Quaker Meeting House RoadFarmingdale, NY 11735

Offering five world-class golf courses, including the world-renowned Black Course, Bethpage was the site of the 2002 and 2009 U.S. Open Golf Championships. 
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Betty and Wilbur Davis State Park
133 Davis RoadSchenevus, NY 12155

This scenic park is blanketed by a forest of hardwoods intermixed with smaller areas of conifer plantation. The hilltop location provides expansive views to the south and west. 
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Big Six Mile Creek Marina
3219 Whitehaven RoadGrand Island, NY 14072

Big Six Mile Creek Marina State Park provides a boat launch for boating and fishing access, 134 seasonal boat slips, gasoline and oil sales, ice and pump out service.
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Black Diamond Trail
1740 Taughannock Blvd. Trumansburg, NY 14886

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Black River Trail
25534 Ridge RoadWatertown, NY 13601

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Blauvelt State Park
Route 303 North to East, Greenbush Road Blauvelt, NY 10913

Blauvelt State Park is 590 acres of forested green space in Rockland County. Hiking trails provide the only access and afford spectacular views of the Hudson Valley.
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Bonavista State Park 
7194 County Road 132Ovid, NY 14521

This 9-hole course offers spectacular views over Seneca Lake as well as a full service clubhouse and restaurant and shaded picnic area.
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Bowman Lake State Park
745 Bliven Sherman RoadOxford, NY 13830
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Assess your individual need for mobility, which may include lightweight manual and sports or power wheelchairs
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Achieve maximum function and independence
Promote good posture, breathing, digestion and tissue health
Prevent complications and additional injuries, such as pressure ulcers

VA Boston Wheelchair and Seating Clinics provide lifelong service. Our program will repair damaged equipment or replace equipment when it is beyond repair, or when it is due for replacement.
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If the Veteran or caregiver has access to Veteran Video Connect on their smartphone, tablet or computer, there is a possibility that a portion of the wheelchair and seating visit could be conducted virtually. The program encourages Veterans to inquire about this virtual clinic option at time of scheduling.
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Outpatient Rehabilitation Services are available at the Brockton, West Roxbury and Jamaica Plain Campuses by referral.

If you’ve had a major limb removed, our specialists can create a health care plan to help you to live independently. 
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To provide state–of-the-art care to Veterans and service members with amputations across the VA system
To maximize the health and independence of Veterans and service members through a team approach and coordination of care
To be the provider of choice for Veterans with amputations

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Weekly Amputation Care Clinic, takes place on Wednesdays, and the 2nd, 4th and 5th Thursdays of the month at the West Roxbury campus
Telehealth Amputation Care Clinic available for Veterans who receive their primary care from other facilities in VA New England Healthcare System
Monthly Amputation Support Group, which takes place the 1st Thursday of each month, from 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m., occurring virtually for Veterans with limb loss, their family members and caregivers; please call  for additional information
Amputation Peer Visitor Program for 1:1 visits, is available throughout your care; please call  for additional information
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Outpatient Rehabilitation Services are available at the Brockton, West Roxbury and Jamaica Plain Campuses by referral.
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Common conditions: tinnitus, vertigo, hearing loss, vestibular conditions, swallowing conditions
 
We diagnose and treat conditions affecting your hearing, speech or balance. These include hearing loss, tinnitus (noise or ringing the ears) & dizziness—also speech, language, voice or swallowing disorders.

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Pets are to be supervised at all times and on a leash not more than 6-feet in length. Proof of rabies inoculation shall be produced if requested by staff. Pets are not permitted in buildings (this does not apply to service animals).

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The grounds are open year-round for visitation.The Keeper's Cottage houses a small museum and gift shop which is open during staffed hours. The tower is not open to the public for ascent at this time due to interior structural safety issues. However, the base is usually open during staffed hours.2024 Staffed Hours**Please note that due to the revitalization project beginning in 2024, some areas of the grounds and the tower base may not be open at the time of your visit.12pm-4pm, Monday April 8, 2024 (Eclipse Day)10am-4pm daily, May 25 (Memorial Day Weekend) through October 14 (Columbus Day)10am-4pm Saturdays & Sundays, October 12 through December 22

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There is currently no admission fee.Parking is available nearby at the Barcelona Harbor Daniel Reed Pier and in the Westfield Town parking lot located on the South-East corner of Rt. 5 (East Lake Rd) & Rt. 394 (Portage Trail).

Hunting is prohibited on the grounds, both upper and lower, of the Barcelona Lighthouse.

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Watt Avenue Over Dry Creek Bridge Replacement | Placer County, CA
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The existing Watt Avenue Bridge over Dry Creek was built in 1940 and is obsolete.  Due to the condition of the bridge and new development in the area, the existing bridge will be replaced.  The project site is adjacent to the Placer Vineyards and Riolo Vineyards Specific Plan areas and within the Dry Creek / West Placer Community Plan area. Project objectives include replacing the existing bridge to meet future land use and circulation demands, meet regional flood control objectives, improve roadway safety and structural load capacity, and provide a bridge and roadway facility that meets current design standards.Construction is tentatively planned for the summer of 2025 & 2026.Environmental Documents

 
 
 

 

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	In 2022, SNAC launched an inititive to target policy changes that support gardening at the local level. Recognizing the many health benefits of community gardens, the council developed a toolkit for local policymakers to develop and sustain gardens in their communities.
	

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Evaluation of biologic criteria for allergic and eosinophilic asthma, nasal polyps, chronic urticaria, and eosinophilic esophagitis

To access care, ask your Primary Care team for a referral. 

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If you face or have had an amputation, our team will support you with thoughtful, compassionate care.

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Inpatient and outpatient Amputation Care Services are available at West Roxbury. Call us with any questions.

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Attorney General James Wins Trial Against Quincy Bioscience for Deceptive and Fraudulent Advertising of “Memory Improvement” Supplement Prevagen
The OAG took action and brought a lawsuit asserting that Quincy did not have adequate scientific evidence to substantiate claims about Prevagen, including that it improves memory, improves memory within 90 days, reduces memory problems associated with aging, provides other cognitive benefits, including a healthy brain function, a sharper mind, and clearer thinking, and has been “clinically shown” to do each of these things. Quincy has been marketing Prevagen with variations of these claims on its packaging since at least 2011 and in its national television and radio ads since 2013.Over the course of the trial, OAG along with the Federal Trade Commission, which assisted OAG in the trial and will have its claims determined separately by Judge Louis L. Stanton of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, presented evidence about Quincy’s marketing and the lack of adequate science behind its claims. The evidence presented by OAG included:Testimony from experts in biostatistics and clinical trial design about the flaws in the planning, execution, and analysis of Quincy’s clinical trial for Prevagen;Internal Quincy documents and submissions to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) admitting that Prevagen is quickly digested and unlikely to reach the brain;Multiple televisions advertisements, along with packaging, containing unsubstantiated and deceptive claims that Quincy used to market and sell Prevagen over the years;Testimony from Quincy’s market development director about a bar graph prominently displayed by Quincy in much of its advertising that selectively and misleadingly displayed certain data from Quincy’s human clinical trial for Prevagen; andTestimony from Prevagen’s principal investigator who oversaw Quincy’s clinical trial for Prevagen about the flawed planning and execution of that study.At the conclusion of the trial, the jury found that Quincy was liable for deceptive acts and practices, false advertising, and repeated and persistent fraud about Prevagen, which derives its active ingredient from a protein that makes jellyfish glow.
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