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Lifetime Windows & Siding LLC, a window installation company based in Denver CO, has recently updated their local services, now offering to install premium quality Anlin and Marvin Signature panels with expert precision and exceptional designs.

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The locally owned company has expanded its installation services, offering to fit windows and siding from industry leaders Anlin and Marvin Signature the Denver Metro Area. Lifetime Windows & Siding have been operational in Denver since it was founded in 2009 by Peter Svedin and Jason Lewis and is the premium window installation company in the area.

Their newly launched services deliver Anlin window installations, which is the most sustainable window choice for private residencies and buildings, in addition to Infinity by Marvin Windows, the leading brand of fiberglass windows in the world. Anlin is a premium window manufacturer and is the industry leader for energy efficiency, allowing Denver residents to heat their homes for less money and reduce their carbon emissions.

The Anlin panels newly available at Lifetime Windows are comprised of durable, recycled materials, outlasting conventional frames and guaranteeing an economical long-term investment. Moreover, the Anlin manufacturing process recycles and reuses polluting byproducts that would normally go to waste, saving over 600,000 lb. of vinyl and 12,000 lb. of paper per year.

Their cutting edge glazing system uses unparalleled energy saving technology to keep homes warm in cold weather and cool in warm weather. The combination of the thick vinyl frame and air-tight inner chambers provides optimum insulation, preventing cold drafts and energy waste.

Lifetime Windows & Siding offer a range of different Anlin products, such as the Anlin Del Mar series which are recommended for homeowners looking for the best quality, energy efficient windows for their property.

The Anlin CAT (Catalina) series has optimal insulation and durability, ideal for properties exposed to harsh weather conditions, while the Anlin Panoramic series offers dramatic views with their slim profile frame, as well as maximum light exposure.

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Governor Ned Lamont and Connecticut Housing Commissioner Seila Mosquera-Bruno today announced that the state is awarding $13.3 million to 12 municipalities in Connecticut for infrastructure upgrades that will modernize and rehabilitate housing for low and moderate-income individuals.

Awarded through the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Small Cities program, which is administered by the Connecticut Department of Housing with funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, eligible projects must be in a municipality with fewer than 50,000 residents and have a focus on improving neighborhoods, eliminating blight, and attracting economic development.

These grants go a long way toward improving neighborhoods so that we can make our communities more attractive and encourage continued growth for the benefit of all of our residents,Governor Lamont said. They also create good jobs at good wages that help keep people employed across our state.

These awards will help to improve the lives of our Connecticut neighbors,Commissioner Mosquera-Bruno said. Whether it is helping a family to complete essential renovations on their homes such as repairing a leaking roof, making a public housing living facilities ADA compliant, or improving fire safety or improvements to a waste water treatment facilities, CDBG Small Cities funding is an important program. These funds provide flexibility in our toolbox, allowing us to assist municipalities in leveraging different resources together.

The recipients of this round of CDBG Small Cities grants is as follows:

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For Sale/Rent

The former tailor shop received an extreme makeover, Salem edition.

Photo by Matt Ortins/Luxe Life Productions

121 North St., SalemPrice: $665,000Size: 1,766 square feetBedrooms: 2Baths: 1.5

When she set out to renovate this previously unassuming Salem property, owner Lindsay Fair had an aesthetic in mind: Witchy modern. Built in 1971 as a small bait shop, the single-story building was expanded to be 900 square feet in the 80s when it was converted into a tailor shop. That was until last year, when Fair bought it with a vision of adding a second floor and repurposing the petite commercial space as a unique single-family home. To achieve that gothic look, she worked with Steve Livermore of Livermore Architecture, designing the steeply peaked roof lines after the Salem Witch House and The House of Seven Gables. Vertical charcoal-hued siding, black windows, and contemporary dormers rounded out the sleek, moody exterior.

Completed in mid-November, the renovations also involved the installation of 28 brand new windows, meaning sunlight floods the eight-room interior. Sitting at the kitchen island, you can appreciate the chic contrast between the olive green maple cabinets and the light-reflecting white walls and counters. A backsplash made with handmade cement tiles imported from Mexico add a graphic pop to the simple color scheme, and a rattan chandelier and black-and-brass swing arm sconces bring in some boho and midcentury modern pizazz, respectively.

White oak floors continue into the sunken living and dining room and all the way upstairs. There, a spacious office spreads out underneath a cathedral ceiling and recessed lighting, and two bedrooms boast black closet doors to match the window frames. For those who love to unwind with a nice, long shower or a hot bath, youll thoroughly appreciate the adjoining bathroom, which features a soaking tub and a huge shower with a tiled bench.

Though the spa-like bath and open, modern layout are both sweet perks, anyone looking forward to the witchy part of the promise will be glad to know that the newly polished single-family lives among plenty of historical homes and is located on North Street, just up the road from downtown Salem and all of its attractions.

For information, contact Elizabeth Fair, Armstrong Field Real Estate, armstrongfield.com.

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Photo by Matt Ortins/Luxe Life Productions

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Itching to see some before photos? Take a look at the former tailor shop below.

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Recognition of Architectural Review Board Chairman, Frank Gunther, AIA

By the Mayor & Board of Trustees

Mayor Dominick Longobardi

Tonight, the Village Board of Trustees is recognizing the Chairperson of the Village of Floral Parks Architectural Review Board (ARB) upon his retirement. On behalf of the Board of Trustee and the residents of Floral Park, thank you to Frank and Gail Gunther who have been so generous to the Floral Park community by serving and volunteering in so many organizations over these many years.

I would like to thank Frank especially this evening for his outstanding service as the Chairman of the Floral Park ARB. Frank has been the Chairman since 2003 and in that role he has helped many homeowners make their homes better because of his contributions to their design and construction projects. Frank always gave that little bit extra of his time and talent to make the home become that much more special. Architects enjoyed presenting before Frank and many were inspired by his ideas and leadership. Frank is a wonderful person and talented architect. He could enhance home designs and maintain the integrity of the charm and aesthetics of the Village homes, buildings and properties. Everyone benefited from his expertise.

I offer Gail a special thank you for sharing Frank with the Village these many years. There are many guests participating in the Zoom tribute tonight who wanted to recognize you, Frank and I will be turning it over to them shortly. Before I do, I just want to say now that the Zoom meeting platform is being widely used, you cannot retire. You are only a Zoom call away. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all that you have contributed to the beauty and charm of the Village of Floral Park these many decades.

I wish you and Gail every happiness as you start the next chapter of your lives in Pennsylvania. Thank you.

Deputy Mayor Kevin Fitzgerald

Frank, I would like to thank you for all of your efforts in making Floral Park look the way it does. It was not until my time on the Village Board that I came to know of the vast influence that you have had in shaping the aesthetics. I think besides all of the buildings and homes that you have approved as Chairman of the ARB, the thing that I will remember the most is the manner in which you worked with residents. You always offered them alternatives and knowing how precious their time was, many times you offered them additional time at the meeting for them to work with their architect to re-present their plans.

I would be remiss if I did not thank you for your guidance and wisdom as a member of the Belmont Task Force.

In closing, Frank thank you for your time and your influence will certainly be felt by many for generations to come. And thank you for showing all of us what a true public servant should look like.

Dr. Lynn Pombonyo, Trustee

Frank, tonight we salute your seventeen (and many more) years of meaningful service and valuable contributions to the residents and businesses of Floral Park. While I could speak for way too long about your extraordinary talents and skills, Ill pick one that I think has had and will have a lasting impact.

That is your ability to createaestheticsolutions to mathematical problems. As the Architectural Review Board (ARB) has considered the designs of ever-increasing numbers of large houses being proposed on some of our smaller pieces of property, we watched in awe as you worked your magic. You shared your vision and wisdom, reimagining the fronts and sides of houses that had been designed to maximize their footprints on the properties; instead, you envisioned their potential beauty. You taught homeowners, architects and all of us about setbacks that are different floor to floor; colorful, decorative siding; eye-catching porches, peaks and turrets; inviting entranceways and doors; breathtaking bay and bow windows that become portraits of lovely, outside landscapes; and so much more. You transformed the standard and routine, and inspired many homeowners and architects to value their homes aesthetic quality, over maximizing the size of their houses on the properties.

You are brilliant, creative and visionary, and your designs dazzle! I dare say, weve all enjoyed working with you and learning from you. Its been an honor.

Thank you for your decades of giving yourself, your time and your talents to the Village of Floral Park, and for making the places we call home beautiful, inside and out. May God bless you always.

Trustee Archie Cheng

Tonight, I am pleased to join the Village Board and the entire Floral Park family in thanking Frank Gunther for his years of service to our beloved Village. As a young boy, I would ride my bike from Braddock Avenue through our Village and knew that someday I wanted to live here. As a newly married couple, Denise and I picked Floral Park as our first home because of its charm, its character and for the beautiful homes.

Many tonight have spoken or will speak as to what Frank has accomplished over the past four plus decades. How through his leadership, he has preserved our character, charm and beauty, and those accolades are well deserved. However, I would like to tell you what Frank did and how he influenced me way back in 1990-91 while I was a trustee for the

Floral Park Bellerose School District. It was in 1990 that I met Frank. The district was about to embark on a most ambitious project. The district needed to build additions to the Floral Park Bellerose School and the John Lewis Childs School. These additions would add much needed classrooms to accommodate our growing student population. We also needed to expand our gymnasiums and make several other improvements. The cost of these improvements was 6.8 million dollars, an amount unheard of back then. We selected Frank and his firm to be our architects. It was a decision that the Board and the district never regretted. While Frank and I argued over fees many times, there was never an argument as to his ingenious architectural eye, his vision, and his way of designing improvements that met our needs while maintaining the character of our beautiful schools. He was at the forefront of our presentations in explaining our need and convincing the voters to approve this expenditure. He was our leader in how to make it happen and probably first and foremost, the architect who created the extensions to be compatible with the existing buildings.

For 40 plus years, Frank has brought that expertise, that tradition for keeping Floral Park what it is, and the ingenuity to help all residents who sought direction. I with the rest of the Village and the Floral Park Bellerose School District thank you for serving our Village so well. I hope you and Gail enjoy your retirement and never change your phone number because I know we will always need your expertise in the future. Thank you.

Trustee Frank Chiara

Congratulations Frank. Id like to thank you for all of your service to the ARB. You will be forever remembered as the Muntin Man as I look at all of the windows in Floral Park. Your attention to detail and your willingness to share your expertise are equally amazing. Most applicants that presented before you at the ARB were left satisfied and even smiling, quite an accomplishment. You always took the time to work with the homeowners and many new architects enjoyed learning from you. The Village of Floral Park is very grateful to you and now with the Zoom capabilities, the Building Department and the ARB will still be able to include you in the meetings. The Village of Floral Park cannot thank you enough. We wish you and your family the best of luck and hope that you enjoy your new home. You will be forever be remembered as The Architect of Floral Park. May God bless you and your family.

BOARD REPORTS

Belmont Redevelopment Project Deputy Mayor Fitzgerald

Last week the ESD released at Proposed Modifications to the 2019 General Project Plan. They are looking to modify 4 specific items: 1) Relocation of 25,000 gross square feet (gsf) of retail from Site A to Site B. No change to total square footage of retail; 2) Replacement of the Site B parking beneath the retail village with a free-standing, aboveground parking structure and related modifications to the Site B site plan; 3) Substitution of the landscaped berm on Site B with a 10-foot wall with plantings and landscaping along the eastern perimeter of Site B; and 4) Inclusion of a hydrogen fuel cell technology option for on-site shuttle buses. Additionally, in the document there is discussions with regards to the new train station and adjustments that are being made to visual barriers as the station is being moved slightly further west than originally planned. It is our understanding that there will be a public hearing on these changes. The document can be found at the ESD website and we will post on our website tomorrow under the Belmont Redevelopment News section.

Fire Department Update Trustee Pombonyo

On an early Sunday morning, November 22nd at 3 a.m., our police and fire departments responded to yet another major fire, this one at a home on Webster Street. Trustee and Fire Commissioner Archie Cheng, who always responds to Village fires, was unable to do so this time and, since I could see the intense flames from my home, which is about a block away, I was right there at the time.

Once again, our fire department, working with several mutual aid departments, did an outstanding job attacking the fire from both inside and out, and putting water on the two adjacent homes (which did suffer siding damage due to the intense heat). Most importantly, the families and their pets all got out of their homes safely and were taken care of by our dedicated Rescue Squad and their very kind neighbors. The fire was extinguished in about ninety minutes with the use of two tower ladders, including Floral Parks. The house on fire suffered extensive damage, but we are grateful that there were no serious injuries or fatalities, and the fire did not spread.

Several neighbors on Webster Street asked me to convey their tremendous gratitude to our fire and police departments for their courage and hard work in saving lives and property.

This was the third Village fire in eight weeks. Indeed, thanks to Floral Parks bravest and finest from all of Floral Park. And we wish the families, whose homes were so damaged by the fire, well.

Conservation Society Trustee Pombonyo

Thanksgiving weekend continued to be a busy time at Centennial Gardens with over 500 visitors entering and enjoying the beautiful fall foliage during the very sunny, warm and pleasant days. On Sunday, the 29th, the Gardens closed for the winter, leaving the outer brick path open and benches available for viewing nature as winter approaches.

All our Centennial Gardens fans will want to take a look at the Centennial Gardens 2021 Calendar. It is filled with magnificent photos of the flowers, trees and birds that make our Gardens so unique and special. Please check the Floral Park Centennial Gardens Facebook page, take a peek, and get your own copy of this lovely photo journal.

Covert Avenue Chamber of Commerce and Our Businesses Trustee Pombonyo

We congratulate the Park Place restaurant on their move to a new and exciting location, the Olde Trading Post restaurant in New Hyde Park. We wish them great success and look forward to the possibility of their continuing a business in Floral Park as well.

Work on the site of the fire will continue, as the property owners and our Building Department move the recovery process forward.

Meanwhile, on Covert and Tulip Avenues and Jericho Turnpike, the holiday season has arrived. Suggestions for your holiday shopping include strolling along our business thoroughfares and looking for new and different gift ideas in our beautifully decorated store windows; checking the individual business websites and Facebook pages to view the merchandise and learn about all the specials; and perusing the Covert Avenue and Floral Park Chambers of Commerce Facebook pages and/or websites to see all that our local businesses bring to a joyous holiday season. And, now, please SHOP, EAT, SPEND AND ENJOY LOCAL as we all support our Floral Park and Stewart Manor businesses.

Our Holiday Season Trustee Pombonyo

Thanks to our residents and businesses for the sparkling holiday decorations and lights that have begun to adorn our neighborhoods. Enjoy walking and driving throughout the Village to take in these beautiful displays as well as the magnificent Christmas trees which will shine brightly in the coming weeks.

Fire Department Trustee Cheng

Inasmuch as I could not respond to the house fire on Webster, I want to thank Lynn for giving the report on our Departments response. We are all thankful that there were no injuries and as always thanks to the Fire Department for their bravery and dedication.

Third Track & LIRR Trustee Cheng

The three new elevators at the Floral Park train station are currently being tested and testing should be completed by the end of December. They all should be in service the first week of January if the test results show safe operation. Sound and retaining wall installation on the north side of the main line Right of Way (ROW) near Charles Street is now slated to begin the end of January. All materials have been procured so there should be no more delays.

Library Trustee Chiara

At the Library, the Food for Fines program was very successful. The overwhelming generosity of the patrons allowed the library staff to make multiple trips to the Our Lady of Victory food pantry with a large amount of food donations. With all that is going on with this pandemic our patrons showed how much they cared for all others who are in need. Im sure it helped make for a Happy Thanksgiving. THANK YOU to all who donated.

The Library virtual programs continue and a Holiday Concert with Niamh Hyland will be held on December 13, at 4 p.m. Niamh, a former Floral Park resident, will sing well-known holiday tunes. Her performance of Silent Night in several languages, including Gaelic, is not to be missed. Those interested can register online or call the reference desk for assistance. This Library Holiday Concert will be held on zoom.

On Monday, December 14,from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the St. Francis Hospital health van will be curbside at the Library. The van will offer free health screening, including free flu shots. No appointments are necessary.

Building Department Trustee Chiara

The Building Department, with the assistance of DPW, installed a mail slot to the right of the front door for use during times when the department is closed or for those wishing to maintain social distancing. Starting January 1, all Building Department forms will be updated and posted on the Village website. There will be minor modifications to most forms and some new forms will be added to expedite disapprovals if a variance is needed and a process to implement full electronic review of drawings.

A Covert Avenue debris clean-up will start on Monday Dec. 7th, weather permitting. This clean-up will include debris outside and inside of the buildings affected by the recent fire. The main structures will remain, until all debris removal is completed and the buildings are further evaluated.

Police Department Trustee Chiara

The Floral Park Police Dept. is helping coordinate Tricias Kids 2nd Annual Toy Donation Drive-by on Saturday, December 5 staring at 12 p.m. Participants please arrive at the Carlton Parking Lot at 11:30 a.m. The car parade will start in the parking lot across from 1 Floral Blvd., ending at 200 West Poplar St. Unwrapped toys can be donated to make for a brighter Christmas for children who are in need. The rain date is Sunday, December 6.

This event is in support of the efforts of the Big Brothers and Sisters and the John Theissen childrens foundations.

Check out the Tuesdays Traffic Tips on the Floral Park Police Dept. Facebook page for updates on helpful traffic tips. With the holiday season upon us, the Police Dept. reminds all to be careful while driving within our community and please obey all traffic laws. Also remove, as soon as possible, packages that are delivered to your homes or ask your neighbors to do so to avoid any unwanted events.

Mayors Report Mayor Longobardi

Mayor Longobardi reported that the Annual Tree Lighting at Memorial Park is scheduled for December 4, 2020, at 6 p.m. The Junior Womens Club of Floral Park and Our Lady of Victory help coordinate this wonderful evening. Fr. Tom Fusco will be blessing the Manger at 6 p.m. followed by the lighting of the tree. Due to Governor Cuomos most recent COVID-19 regulations, the Tree Lighting will be virtual only. You are all invited to join us on Facebook for the live streaming of this special tradition. The recent Governors Executive Orders unfortunately do not allow crowds to gather so to keep everyone safe please enjoy it virtually and visit the tree with your family during the holiday season. The Village and many of its organizations are creating special events to help all of us enjoy the holidays safely this season. Perhaps you can enjoy dinner at a local a restaurant, shop locally and enjoy the neighborhood to celebrate the holidays.

Thank you to the brave volunteers of the Floral Park Fire Department who responded d to the fire on Webster Avenue. It was a very serious fire and fortunately, resident and their family pets were evacuated safely and the fire was extinguished in under two hours. It is a testament to the amazing group of volunteers in the Fire Department and Rescue Squad along with our DPW, Building Department and Police Department employees who provided their expertise in these dangerous situations. Thank you to Trustee Lynn Pombonyo who responded for the Board of Trustees and reported details earlier.

Finally, on behalf of the Longobardi family, I would like thank everyone in the community for their outpouring of well wishes and texts to express their concern for all of the members of my family during the past few weeks. We are very touched and truly appreciative.

There is one more meeting on December 15for the 2020 year. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I would like to thank everyone for their kindness and patience throughout the unprecedented events of this past year. Floral Park is the model community of showing what we can do to help each other when we all work together. We wish all of you and your families and friends a very safe and Happy Holiday season. Please support the local businesses and enjoy the holidays close to home in Floral Park, truly the greatest place to live. Thank you.

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While the illuminated canopy continues taking shape at TRON Lightcycle / Run in Magic Kingdom, siding for the attractions show building is being completed.

Multiple high reach vehicles are parked around the canopy pieces already installed in their temporary supports.

Workers were preparing another canopy piece for installation.

They were attaching the piece to one of the nearby cranes so it could be lifted into place.

Siding is being added to the wall beneath where the track enters the Grid. This is the last section of the building to be enclosed.

Whether or not TRON Lightcycle / Run is ready in time for Magic Kingdoms 50th anniversary, were excited to see the outside coming together.

You can check out a full POV ride-through of TRON Lightcycle / Runs sister coaster, TRON Lightcycle Power Run, in Shanghai by viewing our YouTube video below:

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There is plenty of activity around the ballfield and its parking lot on Goodyear Avenue in Grand Falls-Windsor lately.

Heavy equipment have begun work replacing and fixing the lot, as well as upgrading its drainage system. The work is a part of a larger focus on the improvement recreation facilities around the province.

In a prepared released, the provincial and federal governments announced funding for facilities in five communities across Newfoundland and Labrador. In total, the funding announced totals over $1.6 million between federal, provincial and municipal contributions.

The money will take care of projects in Grand Falls-Windsor, as well as Twillingate, Kings Point, Change Islands and Stephenville.

"Investing in cultural and recreational infrastructure is important to growing strong and healthy communities. The improvements being made to these facilities means that Newfoundland and Labrador residents can spend more time connecting, staying active, and having fun in modern and accessible facilities, said Coast of Bays-Central-Notre Dame MP Scott Simms in the release. We are proud to work with our partners to deliver these important projects. They are an example of how Canada's infrastructure plan invests in thousands of projects, creates jobs across the country and builds stronger communities."

In addition to the parking lot work being done in Grand Falls-Windsor, work will also include paving the walking track around the adjacent playground and splash pad.

A pair of new backstops on the ball fields will also be installed, along with upgrades to existing dugouts and the installation of two scoreboards.

Staying central Newfoundland, the Town of Kings Point will see the installation of a pre-fabricated steel dome that will serve as a rough for

the outdoor ice rink in the community.

In Twillingate, fresh off being named the next Hockeyville, a new chiller will be installed at the George Hawkins Arena.

Meanwhile, the recreation centre in Change Islands will be getting a makeover as a result of the funding announcement. The building will have new doors, windows and siding installed, while also getting repairs done to the skirt of the building.

In Stephenville, the aging playground at Blanch Brook Park is being replaced by a modern, all-inclusive structure.

Renovating recreational facilities so that they are modern and accessible is a priority for this government. These facilities allow people of all ages and abilities to take part in activities to promote healthy and active lifestyles, said minister of transportation and infrastructure Derrick Bragg.

Nicholas Mercer is a local journalism initiative reporter for central Newfoundland for SaltWire Network.

nicholas.mercer@thecentralvoice.ca

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FOSTER CITY, Calif., Oct. 27, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Modernize.com, a leader in the home improvement and home services industry, announces the results of a recent survey assessing homeowner plans for renovation projects this winter. The survey, conducted during September and October, collected information on holiday travel and home improvement plans, as well as budgets and financing, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"We see that interest in home improvement projects appears higher than usual heading into this winter," observes Cassie Morien, homeowner insights analyst for Modernize. "With limited travel planned amidst the pandemic, homeowners appear to be shifting funds away from plane tickets and hotels and instead envision renovating their properties to make them more comfortable and energy-efficient."

Important homeowner survey findingsModernize's report, available in a downloadable eBook, reflects information from more than 5,000 consumers. Results show the following holiday and winter season plans:

Modernize makes the following resources available to help contractors during the off-season:

WebinarModernize will offer a free webinar, Thursday, October 29, at 1 p.m. CST to discuss the latest Modernize homeowner survey findings and their implications for contractors this winter. The webinar will be hosted by Jamie Smith, director of client acquisition services, along with home improvement expert, Gregg Hicks, vice president at Modernize. Registration is available: https://modernize.com/contractor-resources/56256/weathering-the-off-season-live-webinar

A copy of the webinar materials will be available for download on the Modernize website.

e-BookHomeowner survey data is summarized in an e-book entitled "Weathering the Off-Season." This e-book covers COVID-19's impact on homeowners, holiday spending plans related to home renovations, marketing during the off-season, remarketing to cold leads and staying safe while working indoors this winter.

Morien is available to elaborate on homeowner survey findings and highlight how the webinar and e-book can benefit contractors.

About ModernizeFor more than 15 years, Modernize has been a leader in the home improvement and services industry, connecting homeowners with contractors and other home services professionals. Modernize operates in more than 15 high-value, high-consideration home segments, including new and replacement windows, solar installation, roofing, heating and air conditioning, siding, bathrooms and kitchens, new and replacement gutters, home security, and others. The business brings a network of more than 1,000 contractors and professionals across all segments, offering broad geographical coverage and choice for homeowners.

Modernize is owned and operated by QuinStreet, Inc. (Nasdaq:QNST), a pioneer in delivering online marketplace solutions to match searchers with brands in digital media. QuinStreet is committed to providing consumers and businesses with the information and tools they need to research, find and select the products and brands that meet their needs.

Company Contact:Jacqueline LepplaSenior Director of Public RelationsQuinStreet, Inc.Direct +1 775 321 3608Email [emailprotected] LinkedInTwitter:https://twitter.com/ModernizeProsFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/modernizepros

Media Contact:Julie SolomonSSPROffice 267-589-916Mobile 610-764-1534[emailprotected]

SOURCE Modernize.com

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Public Health Column from the county health department:

Oct. 25th31stis National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, which is a time when families, community organizations, and local governments join efforts in the fight against lead poisoning in their communities.

Lead poisoning in children can lead to hyperactivity, reduced cognitive (thinking) ability, and other permanent, negative health effects. One of the goals of the Genesee and Orleans County Health Departments (GO Health) is to spread awareness of this public health issue and to increase lead poisoning prevention throughout our communities.

Paul Pettit, Public Health director of Genesee and Orleans counties,declares that Lead poisoning can be prevented! The key is to keep children from coming in contact with lead. Take time this week to learn about ways to reduce yourchilds exposure to lead in their environment and prevent its serious health effects.

This year, the Center for Disease Control has compiled three themes for National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week:

In New York State, the goal is to have 80 percent of children tested for lead at these ages. Local data shows that the screening rates among children in Genesee, Orleans, and Wyoming Counties fell below the State goal in 2019. Lead testing and early detection can prevent long-term health problems for your child and their future.Make sure to talk to yourchilds doctor about lead screening at their next appointment!

Funding may be available to help make your home lead safe. In January 2020, the Genesee County Health Department (on behalf of GO Health) received a $1.3M federal HUD grant to address lead-based paint hazards in homes and rentals throughout the City of Batavia and the Village of Albion, including installation of replacement windows, paint, siding, and other home repairs. Specifically, the grant targets low-income households with children under the age of 6; this includes homeowners and landlords with low-income tenants.

Recently, Genesee County was able to revise the grant target area to include all areas within Genesee and Orleans Counties, making potential grant funding available to qualified applicants throughout both counties.

Lead hazards exist in older homes all over Genesee and Orleans Counties. We want every eligible resident to have a chance to apply for these funds, and were prepared to help them through the process,said Darren Brodie, Lead Program coordinator for Genesee and Orleans counties.

For those who dont know whether they qualify as low-income, as defined by HUD, the information can be found online or by contacting the Health Department directly. This target area expansion is expected to go into effect next month, and the Health Department is currently accepting applications countywide for both Genesee and Orleans in anticipation of the expansion.

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