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Erie Canalway Trail - Albion to Brockport | Empire State Trail
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Hickory Ridge Golf & RV Resort

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 15816 Lynch Rd, Holley, NY 14470

 (585) 638-4653 

 
Red Rock Ponds RV Resort

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 16097 Canal Rd, Holley, NY 14470

 (585) 638-2445 

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Fair Haven Inn

Fair Haven Inn is AAA-diamond rated. The 1837 historical house has fpur beautiful and spacious rooms tastefully decorated with antiques. They offer great amenities for the comfort of guests. A newly built motel offers four spacious rooms, some with fireplaces. Tillman's Historic Village Inn Restaurant is on the premises with delicious fine dining and a gift shop.

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 14369 Ridge Road, Albion, NY 14411

 (585) 589-9151 

 
Rosewood Bed & Breakfast

This grand 1891 Victorian home has all of the grandeur of the 19th century, gently modified with the amenities that today's traveler requires. Each guest room is air-conditioned and many have private baths. Queen-sized featherbeds almost guarantee a good night's sleep, and the elegant breakfasts are a treat for all of the senses.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
This is overdue. This project will alleviate the eyesore, traffic congestion and protect habitat in the immediate area and along the green sticker road to the site. Us OHV Volunteer groups will assist the SNF staff to construct much of the staging area and picnic facilities. We look forward to the approval of this grant to develop site features as described within the SNF project description. Michael McGarity - 4/11/2024

I'm a local user of SNF and observe the need for ground operations to repair, maintain, and upgrade the Forest for Multiple Use. Such maintenance helps to provide a more sustainable forest and enhanced user experience for visitors. The volunteer OHV community stands ready to do our part in maintaining the trail system we enjoy today so we and future users can enjoy it tomorrow, too. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on an important tool for managing the Forest experience. Don Laursen - 4/11/2024

I am in favor and support the Sierra National Forest (SNF) grant application for an OHV Ground Operations project that will include: survey & monitoring, road & trail maintenance, facilities operations & maintenance, & sign installation. I am an Off-roader and volunteer who has enjoyed accessing all the SNF roads and trails for many years. We must keep all OHV opportunities open for public access. Motorized recreational experiences range from challenging rock crawling to dirt roads. Many of us volunteers belong to local Clubs who have the Adopt-A-Trail for nearly 2,024 miles of roads open to all vehicles, including non-highway green/red sticker vehicles, & 209 acres of designated areas open for recreational motor vehicle use or as a staging area for access to dispersed recreation opportunities. We cannot do this work without the support of the OHMVR Grants. We also help with the SNF winter program. There are 72,800 acres open to cross-country travel & 234 miles of snowmobile trails. These winter trails range from easy to most difficult. The public and volunteers access amazing vistas of the San Joaquin Valley, lakes & snowcapped ridges. Please award SNF with this ground operations grant. Michael McGarity - 4/11/2024
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If the Option 1 Balance was chosen at retirement, any unused member contributions in their account are paid in a lump sum. Member contributions are usually depleted 10-12 years after retirement.
The Pro Rata Payment is a lump-sum payment for the allowance due for the month of death, prorated through the date of death. If the Purchasing Power Protection Allowance (PPPA) was paid, it is not prorated since this is paid in advance.
The Retired Death Benefit amount varies based on the former employer.
If the retiree elected the Temporary Annuity benefit until a specific age and dies before receiving all of the payments, the balance is paid in a lump sum. 

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The Lifetime Option is a monthly allowance to the designated beneficiary if the retiree chose Option 2, 2W, 3, 3W, or 4 at retirement.
The monthly payment typically continues to the designated beneficiary if the retiree received a monthly Purchasing Power Protection Allowance (PPPA) payment.
Survivor Continuance is a monthly allowance paid if there is an eligible survivor and if the retiree's former employer contracted for the benefit.

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If the surviving beneficiary of a retired member is eligible for continued health coverage, CalPERS will re-enroll them in their health benefit plan when the death benefit is paid. Enrollment will be retroactive to the first of the month following the date of death. This also applies for dental benefits if the member or retiree was entitled to receive them.

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The taxable portion of the Basic Death Benefit, Retired Death Benefit, Option 1 balance, and Temporary Annuity balance is subject to a mandatory 20 percent federal tax withholding rate.
The taxable portion of the lump sum death benefit can be rolled over to an individual retirement account (IRA) to avoid federal income tax withholding. Spouses can roll over to a traditional IRA and non-spouse beneficiaries can roll over to an inherited IRA.
If you received a benefit, we will mail you a Form 1099-R at the beginning of the year that lists the amount you were paid in the previous tax year. You are responsible for reporting the benefit to the IRS with your personal income taxes.

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2001-23, as described in section 4.02(1) of this revenue procedure if the reseller does not choose to use the Vehicle-Pool Method described in section 4.01(1) of this revenue procedure. SECTION 4. APPLICATION .01 Vehicle-Pool Method. (1) Description. Under the Vehicle-Pool Method, a reseller with new vehicles (i.e., new cars, new light-duty trucks, and new crossover vehicles, including SUVs, vans, minivans, and other similar vehicles) may establish a New Vehicle pool for all new vehicles. In addition, under this method, a reseller with used vehicles (i.e., used cars, used light-duty trucks, and used crossover vehicles, including SUVs, vans, minivans, and other similar vehicles) may establish a Used Vehicle pool for all used vehicles. No pool established under this revenue procedure may include a vehicle with a gross vehicle weight that exceeds 14,000 pounds. (2) Change to the Vehicle-Pool Method. (a) Pursuant to section 6.01 of Rev. Proc. 2002-9 (or successor), a reseller within the scope of this revenue procedure and Rev. Proc. 2002-9, as modified by this revenue procedure, is granted the Commissioner’s consent to change to the Vehicle-Pool Method described in section 4.01(1) of this revenue procedure, provided the reseller follows the provisions of Rev. Proc. 2002-9, with the following modifications: (i) The scope limitation in section 4.02(6) of Rev. Proc. 2002-9 does not apply for the reseller’s first taxable year ending on or after December 31, 2007; and (ii) The designated automatic accounting method change number for a change in method of accounting to the Vehicle-Pool Method made pursuant to this revenue procedure is “112.” A reseller also concurrently changing to the Alternative LIFO Method under Rev. Proc. 97-36 or the Used Vehicle Alternative LIFO Method under Rev. Proc. 2001-23 should file a single Form 3115, Application for Change in Accounting Method, for both changes and enter both designated numbers on its Form 3115.
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More Info and ReservationsWhether you are traveling to the fairgrounds for a Horse Show, Syracuse Nationals, the Great New York State Fair or any other event, make the Quality Inn & Suites Fairgrounds and the Suburban Studios Extended Stay your home away from home. Located off I-690, the dual brand hotels are less than 5 miles from the fairgrounds.The Quality Inn & Suites Fairgrounds is a limited-service hotel that was designed with you in mind. Our well-appointed guest accommodations combine to offer king or two double beds, flat screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and even a complimentary deluxe hot breakfast. We also have guest laundry facilities on site and a small gym. No need to leave your pet at home, we have Pet Friendly Rooms available.The Suburban Studios Extended Stay offers a comfortable stay with all new kitchenets for those in need of a place to stay over an extended period of time. These newly renovated guest rooms offer a queen or two double beds with hard wood flooring. This hotel as well has laundry facilities and is pet friendly!Now offering complimentary shuttle service to the Fairgrounds during the NYS Fair based on availability from 9:00am – 10:00pm daily.
________________________________________________________________________________Become a Hotel PartnerTo learn more about becoming a Great New York State Fair hotel partner, please contact:Todd Dupell - Sponsorship Manager, The Great New York State Fairtodd.dupell@agriculture.ny.gov or 315.728.4380• Hotel Sponsorship Information
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Shady Rest DiscGolfPark® | Mammoth Lakes, CA - Official Website
Course DetailsInstalled in 2019, the 18-hole course is designed for both intermediate and experienced disc golfers. Recommended group size is 3-5 to ensure speed of play. It takes about 2 hours to play the entire course.  We also ask that you leave no trace, by taking out all trash and depositing it in the trash bins provided at Shady Rest Park. Short and long basket positions were installed in 2020 offering greater options for players of all ages and abilities. With fundraising support from the Mammoth Lakes Disc Golf Club, the Town is planning to install short recreational tee pads in 2021, further broadening the playability of the course.  Course LocationThe course is located at Shady Rest Park at the end of Sawmill Cutoff Road, approximately ½ mile from Main Street and is open from May to November (weather permitting). In addition to the disc golf course, the park offers playground equipment, a sheltered picnic area, restrooms, picnic tables, sand volleyball courts, softball fields, soccer fields, a concession stand, a parking area and a small “street scene” skate-park designed for all ability levels. Media LinksINTRODUCING THE SHADY REST DISCGOLFPARK®, Discmania, September 10, 2020https://www.discmania.net/blogs/discover/introducing-the-shady-rest-discgolfpark  EXTRAORDINARY COURSES: SHADY REST IN INYO NATL. FOREST. UDisc, October 6, 2020https://udisc.com/blog/post/extraordinary-courses-shady-rest-in-inyo-national-forest 

 
 
 

 

 

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Have your summons handy when calling. A pre-recorded message will tell you when your designated jury group number is scheduled to report for service. The purpose of the recorded message is to minimize the number of jurors waiting, thus making your service more convenient and saving costs for all taxpayers. Be sure to bring your summons with you when you report for duty.
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2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
If fact, quite the opposite was written in SEC 7(a) and (j): SEC. 7. [16USC1246](a)(2): Development and management of each segment of the National Trails System shall be designed to harmonize with and complement any established multiple-use plans for the specific area in order to insure continued maximum benefits from the land. This gives priority firstly to adjacent multiple-use plans, then secondly to the trail. SEC. 7. [16USC1246](j) Potential trail uses allowed on designated components of the national trails system may include, but are not limited to, the following: bicycling, cross-country skiing, day hiking, equestrian activities, jogging or similar fitness activities, trail biking, overnight and long-distance backpacking, snowmobiling, and surface water and underwater activities. Yet the Tahoe National Forest created a complex, non-motorized “buffer” of snowmobile closures adjacent to the Pacific Crest Trail – lands that were previously open to snowmobile use This was well-established multiple-use. Because these closures are in direct opposition to the reality of winter snowmobiling on a landscape shaped by snow and wind, and are not legally justified, the Sierra Snowmobile Foundation objects to the awarding of Tahoe National Forest’s grant proposals G24-02-20-G01 and G24-02-20-S01. Each contain provisions for OSV education and enforcement on a plan released on a Friday afternoon, at the beginning of summer, 3 days before comments are due with the state. Specific to grant proposal G24-02-20-G01, the Sierra Snowmobile Foundation objects to all costs, direct or indirect, associated with Project Deliverable 4970.10.1(d)(2)(A), #9: Winter Activities – Staff monitoring of user conflicts between OSV users and non-motorize winter recreationists in areas open to OSV use to determine if additional resources are needed to mediate the issues (i.e., signage, recommendations for change in management for the area, etc.). The TNF knows there will now be a greater potential for conflict with non-motorized users.
History of the Library | Monterey Park, CA - Official Website
April 14, 1998: Monterey Park residents votes to pass Library Tax Measure C. This tax measure will fund a 13,000-plus addition to the library, Sunday afternoon hours, a new roof for the 1959 addition, and increase the library materials budget by 83%.September 13, 1998: The library starts Sunday afternoon hours from 1 to 5 p.m.2002: The California State Library awards the library close to $8.9 million to expand and renovate the library. the Library Foundation starts a successful campaign to raise more than $480,000 to use as part of the required 35% match. They end up raising more than $600,000 for the expansion. The rest of the match comes from Measure C, library trust funds, and the City of Monterey Park.2004: Construction starts on the renovation and expansion. The library moves offsite to a warehouse on Monterey Pass Road and the Service Clubhouse.2005: Library Board and City Council vote to change the library's name to the Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library.September 9, 2006: The library reopens at double its former size complete with 65 computers for public Internet access, four group study rooms, and three meeting rooms.2007: Artist Kent Twitchell completes the four murals in the Children's Room depicting characters from children's literature.2011: Artist Ricardo Mendoza completes mural over the west entrance to the library.2016: LAMP begins offering passport services.2016: The library upgrades to 1gbps high-speed internet.2017: The library offers Chromebooks for in-library checkout. The Chromebook bridges the digital divide by providing access to quick and easy-to-use laptops for homework, research, and learning.January, 2020: The Library launches free 3D printing services including one free print a month and monthly workshops on how to use free computer-aided design programs (CAD) to create 3D designs.2020: The library partners with the Recreation and Community Services Department to offer home delivery service to residents ages 60 years and older and disabled residents who are not able to physically visit the library.2020: Construction of solar panels in the parking lot begins. This renewable energy project provides a projected cost savings of $2.4 million over the next 25 years, offers shaded parking, and reduces the city’s carbon footprint.2021: The library eliminates overdue fines.
Hudson Valley On-Road Section - East Kingston to Tivoli | Empire State Trail
(845) 876-6838 

 
Whistlewood Farm Bed & Breakfast

You’ll escape to the country and experience a true working farm when you stay at this Rhinebeck bed and breakfast. Located on a 40 acre farm just 3 miles from the village of Rhinebeck, enjoy private views of acres of rolling land, grazing horses and flower gardens in bloom. There are miles of trails to explore, animals to greet and farm-fresh products to enjoy. Breakfasts are made with the farm’s very own eggs and other locally sourced ingredients. Accommodations include 4 spacious rooms in the lodge and 3 in the Carriage House, which can also be rented out in its entirety as a vacation rental. 
The property is also available for small weddings and other special events. Up to 150 people can be accommodated in the outside area. The hilltop areas are wonderful places to hold wedding ceremonies and receptions in a beautiful, relaxing and unpretentious setting.

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 52 Pells Rd, Rhinebeck, NY 12572

 (845) 876-6838 

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Courtyard Marriott Kingston

Located in the heart of the beautiful Catskill Mountains, the Courtyard by Marriott Kingston should be your destination hotel when traveling to the Hudson Valley, with a renovated lobby, featuring The Bistro and Starbucks, and brand-new guest rooms. Minutes from the New York State thruway (I-87) and many exciting destinations and events. Experience Rip Van Winkle River Cruises, Woodstock, HITS-ON-THE-HUDSON, The Omega Institute, Rhinebeck, Dutchess County Fairgrounds, beautiful hikes, outdoor activities, and some of the best skiing/snowboarding around at Hunter, Belleayre, or Windham ski resorts. Kingston was the first capital of New York so the area is filled with history and pride. This is prevalent throughout the Stockade District as well as the historic Rondout waterfront and lighthouse. Whether traveling on business or leisure the Courtyard will help you to relax in one of the 89 spacious guest rooms, many that overlook a breath taking sunset on the Catskills.

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 500 Frank Sottile Blvd, Kingston, NY 12401

 (845) 382-2300
Erie Canalway Trail - Rome to Utica | Empire State Trail
Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast bar, free WiFi, fitness room.
Built in 1912, located in the heart of the city's historic area, minutes from the I90. Offers 112 guest rooms including 7 suites with Jacuzzi tubs and 8 private meeting and banquet spaces. Complimentary hot breakfast buffet. Available for corporate meetings, group tours and wedding receptions. The Lamplighter Pub & Grill serves dinner nightly. Room service, wireless internet, spa room and fitness room.

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 102 Lafayette St, Utica, NY 13502

 (315) 724-7829 

 
New Hartford Hotel

Located near Routes 5, 8, and 12 in New Hartford's commercial district, Utica Business Park, and Utica College. Air-conditioned/non-smoking rooms, swimming pool (outdoor), restaurant, conference rooms, senior citizen discount/rates, full service athletic club.

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 141 New Hartford St, New Hartford, NY 13413

 (315) 735-3392 

 
Quality Inn of Rome

Non/Smoking rooms, doubles and kings, 2 story hotel

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 200 S James St, Rome, NY 13440

 (315) 336-4300 

 
Red Carpet Inn

Minutes from Griffiss AFB, Erie Canal Village, & Ft. Stanwix National Monument. Near Turning Stone Casino and Vernon Downs Harness Racing. This Rome, NY hotel offers free Continental breakfast and premium movie channels. Truck & RV parking available.

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 799 Lawrence St, Rome, NY 13440

 (315) 339-3610 

 
Relax Inn

Blue building, two-story; outside door access. Centrally located in downtown Rome. Walking access to shopping, dining, and attractions. Being renovated by new owners; will have a total of 56 rooms. Pet friendly. The Relax Inn is located close to Interstate 90, providing easy access to many local attractions and businesses central New York has to offer. It is across the street from the Fort Stanwix National Monument and just minutes from Turning Stone Casino, Utica Rome Speedway, and Vernon Downs racetrack.

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110 Moreland Street, Buffalo, NY 14206

 (716) 893-1419 

 
Oscar's Inn - Bed & Breakfast

The three-story building at 288 Linwood Avenue, now home to Oscar’s Bed and Breakfast , is the perfect marriage of Buffalo’s architectural heritage and its current cultural energy. The Second Empire-style home is one of the creations of architect and contractor Oscar S. Lang, known for his work on Frank Lloyd Wright’s Darwin Martin house.

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 288 Linwood Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14209

 (716) 381-8605 

 
Parkside House

The most thrilling blend of old and new comes in the kitchen and bathrooms. Both rooms are a perfect balance. While you never lose the warmth and feel you'd expect from a place with the name The Parkside House; you are also never left wanting any of the luxurious, cleverly incorporated creature comforts of modern facilities. Located in Buffalo's North Park Neighborhood. Within walking distance to Delaware Park, Frank Lloyd Wright House's, Buffalo Zoo, and Little Italy Shopping and Dining.

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 462 Woodward Ave., Buffalo, NY 14214

 (716) 480-9507 

 
The Parkside House

After a decade of painstaking restoration, Parkside House brings all the character and charm of a home built in the last decade of the 19th century with all the comforts and amenities of the 21st century. The most thrilling blend of old and new is seen in the kitchen and bathrooms. Both rooms are a perfect balance. While you never lose the warmth and feel you’d expect from a place with the name the Parkside House, you are also never left wanting for any of the luxurious, cleverly incorporated creature comforts of modern facilities.

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 462 Woodward Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14214

 (716) 480-9507 

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Aloft Buffalo Downtown @ 500 Pearl

Located in downtown Buffalo, the Aloft Buffalo Downtown @ 500 Pearl provides access to restaurants, the business district, courts and many government offices. The location is close to many popular areas including the Theatre District, Chippewa, Allentown and Elmwood Village.