Gillian Romano, right, with Mary Wilson, played in the Ralph Wilson Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament this weekend, and on the 13th hole at Diamond Hawk in Cheektowaga Romano shot her first hole-in-one.
Bottom photo, Romano with Russ, Nick Rotondo, Ellen Simkulet and Will Fowler.
Photos and info submitted by Norm Itjen.
Golf season is upon us and we know you’re itching to get out and play. Lucky for you, you don’t have to drive very far to experience great golf as it is one of our best kept secrets.
Our Courses:
Terry Hills Golf Course | Clinton Street Road (Route 33), Batavia
The 27-holes championship course, family-owned and operated for over 40 years, Terry Hills offers the perfect combination of rolling hills, challenging greens, and strategically-placed sand traps, perfect for golfers of every skill level. Experience the iconic hole #14, with water surrounding 90% of the green. Will your ball sink into the hole or the water? Hungry after a long day on the green? Stick around to enjoy their new menu!
Stafford Country Club | Main Road (Route 5), Stafford
For almost 100 years, Stafford Country Club has been providing a “second to none” experience for its members. This 18-hole golf experience is located in the small town of Stafford, NY, and complete with the beautiful architecture of the clubhouse and the classic look and feel to the course. Stafford Country Club is a member-only course.
Batavia Country Club | Batavia-Byron Road, Batavia
This 18-hole links style course has it all with reasonable rates, great facilities and a friendly atmosphere! With its wide fairways and large, undulating greens, Batavia Country Club provides an even test for golfers of all skill levels. Batavia’s scenery will provide picture-perfect views as you strive for a hole-in-one with your friends, old and new.
Le Roy Country Club | East Main Street (Route 5), Le Roy
If you’re looking for a relaxing yet competitive round of golf you’ve come to the right place. Le Roy is not only the birthplace of JELL-O, but it's also home to great golf! What started as a 9-hole course in the 1930’s is now a beautifully kept 18-hole course.
Chestnut Hill Country Club | Broadway Road, Darien Center
Described as one of the “best public greens in Western New York” by Niagara Golfer magazine, Chestnut Hill Country Club is an 18-hole course that is noted for its scenic rolling hills and a beautiful country setting that's on display from spring to fall.
Davis Countryside Meadows | Perry Road, Pavilion
Featuring over 6,000 yards of golf from the longest tee boxes, this 18-hole course is a par 72. When you’ve conquered this fun course, stop in to BW’s Restaurant (their on-site restaurant) to satisfy your appetite, and their bar to quench your thirst after your round.
Meadowbrook Golf Course | Woodland Drive, Batavia
Meadowbrook is a great 9-hole course for beginners. The par 4 course offers affordable rates and season memberships at discounted rates. Family-owned and operated and hosts a casual family-friendly atmosphere.
Plum Creek Driving Range | Batavia-Elba Townline Road, Batavia
Plum Creek gives golfers a chance to brush up on their "driving" technique. From their all-grass driving range to their indoor swing simulator, they have everything you need to get that perfect golf swing. When you stop by, be sure to browse their fully stocked golf shop.
Whether you’re looking for a gentlemen’s getaway, a ladies weekend, or just looking to golf for the day, we invite you to have a “tee-rific” time in Genesee County, NY.
Golf's not your thing? No worries, find other fun things to do in Genesee County, NY.
The Alumni Affairs Office at Genesee Community College is spending the snowy season thinking about warmer days and golf!
Under the direction of Cougar Classic Scholarship Scramble Honorary Chairperson Wesley Bedford, GCC Class of 2006, plans for the event are well underway.
Registration is now open for the fourth annual Cougar Classic Scholarship Scramble scheduled for Monday, July 22, at the Stafford Country Club, 8873 Morganville Road (Route 237) in Stafford.
The Cougar Classic Scholarship Scramble allows up to 36 foursomes for the 18-hole event at the esteemed Stafford Country Club.
Sign-in starts 11:30 a.m. with lunch available, and golfers tee off in "shotgun" style at 12:30 p.m. Registration is $125 per golfer and includes 18 holes of golf, a golf cart, all beer and nonalcoholic beverages during play, lunch and dinner with a cash bar, and much more!
To join the event for dinner only is $25. Most importantly, all proceeds go directly to the GCC student scholarship program, making higher education possible for deserving students in our community.
Additional opportunities to sponsor GCC scholarships are available at a number of levels ranging from $100 to $3,000. Sponsorships for golf games, including a putting contest, longest drive, closest to the pin, and beat the pro and other in-kind support efforts are also being accepted.
A sponsorship sign-up form with all donation details is available here and should be sent to Jennifer Wakefield at jgwakefield@genesee.edu to reserve a sponsorship level.
(Photos from 2018 Cougar Classic Scholarship Scramble.)
The Batavia Country Club recently completed three weeks of their junior golf camp.
For Web page with pictures click here.
Please note that next year we'll be changing the age groups to: Junior Division -- Ages 7-10; Senior Division -- Ages 11-15. There will be divisions for boys and girls in each age group.
Pee Wee Division Boys and Girls -- July 9th-13th: Roane George, Naomi Utz, Riley Yunker, Maisse Yunker, Brooklyn Jachimowicz, Natalie Hamm, Josh Utz, Owen Glazier, Noah Calarco-Smith, Brayden Jachimowicz, Nicholas Calarco-Smith.
The Pee Wee players experienced one day with a little rain, but overall it was a great week for golf!
The Friday Tournament saw Owen Glazier dominate the boys' division; he medaled with a score of 29. The girls' division was a close contest, with Riley Yunker prevailing by two strokes over Roane George.
The kids had fun, and we hope to see them all next year.
(Inset photo at right: Riley Yunker and Owen Glazier.)
Junior -- Senior Boys and Girls Division -- July 23rd-27th: Michala Falkner, Lily Davis, Lindsey Betters Connor Demoy, Ryan Muscarella, Logan Clark, Tyler Roth.
We had great weather all week for these kids, and they played very good golf.
In Friday's Tournament, Ryan Muscarella dominated the other boys as he went low with a score of 34, and Lily Davis dominated her competition with a score of 48.
(Inset photo, left: Lily Davis and Ryan Muscarella.)
Closest to the pin winner on hole 13 for the boys was Ryan Muscarella, and for the girls it was Lily Davis.
Closest to the pin winner on hole 17 for the boys was Ryan Muscarella, and for the girls it was Lindsey Betters.
The long drive winner for the girls on hole 14 was Michala Falkner, no boys hit the fairway.
Other contests and winners were:
Junior - Senior Boys and Girls Division, July 30th through Aug. 3rd: Molly Adkins, Kaylee Frens, Jada Fite, Amelia Frens, Emily Frens, Riley Prunner, Brennen Pederson, Rhys Tanner, Sam Dinsmore, Will Fulton, Andrew Ricupito, Even Preston, Coach Roxanne Noeth.
We were concerned about the weather for this week of camp. Rain was projected for every day, but we got through the week without a drop!
We had some high drama at the Friday Tournament. Will Fulton and Sam Dinsmore tied with a score of 39 and we had a playoff from 100 yards on hole 18. Both boys hit the green with fine shots, and Will Fulton prevailed with a birdie. In the girls' division, Amelia Frens shot a 44 to edge out Jada Fite by one stroke.
(Left: Will Fulton and Amelia Frens)
Closest to the pin winner on hole 13 for the boys was Sam Dinsmore, and for the girls it was Riley Prunner.
Closest to the pin winner on hole 17 for the boys was Brennen Pederson, and for the girls it was Emily Frens.
The long drive for the boys was Sam Dinsmore, for the girls it was Jada Fite.
Other contests and winners were:
Photo: Top golfers in the Arc of Genesee Orleans 42nd Annual Lullo Memorial Tournament include, from left, Mark State, Tina Lambert, Bruce Briggs, Karen Percarsi and Bill Kusmierski. Not pictured is winner Paul Barton, who scored 81.
Submitted photos and press release:
Golfers, tennis players and bocce players were urged to stay hydrated as Arc of Genesee Orleans 42nd Annual Lullo Memorial Tournament kicked off Monday at Stafford Country Club.
“It was one of our hottest days ever – just sweltering,” said Arc’s Sandy Konfederath, who has helped coordinate the tournament since 1993. “The biggest challenge was keeping our beverages iced at four key areas at the course. Our volunteers are amazing!”
The 2018 charity event included 102 golfers, with 39 people playing bocce and 12 in the tennis division.
GOLF
In golf play, Paul Barton’s 81 earned him top honors in the low gross category followed by Mark State with 82 and Jan Witkowski, 83. Tina Lambert, a longtime tournament supporter, shot a 93 winning low gross for women.
In low net, Bruce Briggs placed first with a 62. Also placing were Paul Mayer, 65; Greg Strauss, 66 and Terry Sprow, 67. Low net for women went to Karen Percarsi, 72 and Bill Kusmierski won with 71 in the blind bogey classification.
This year’s hole-in-one prize on 8 was a 2019 Jeep Cherokee Limited, courtesy of Castilone Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram. Unfortunately, no one shot an ace to drive away with the vehicle.
In other on the course contests, Jesse Luxon won longest drive on 7 and Bob Gorenflo, closest to the line on 15. In the closest to the pin contests, Nathan Schreib won a golf bag, courtesy of C.H. Wright on 8 (7’4”); Sam Serpe earned first prize on 12 (3’ 3 ½”) with Zach Fuller second (5’ 11”) and Ed Shultz third (11’8”). Greg Strauss won a Schwinn bicycle, donated by Adam Miller Toy & Bike in the top prize on 14 (13’1”).
BOCCE
In bocce, Tracy Sutherland, Lucine Kauffman and Fran Porpiglia, the only three-person team beat nine other four-person teams to come out on top.
TENNIS
On the tennis courts, first place team honors went to Steve Clemm and Jerry Reinhart. Second place team went to Steve Rumery and Marjorie Fulmer. Jerry Reinhart also earned top score in the tennis division.
SPONSORS
Gold sponsors were Turnbull Heating & Air-Conditioning, Graham Corporation, MTE Turf Equipment Solutions/Tom & Lynn Houseknecht, Relph Benefit Advisors and Tompkins Bank of Castile /Insurance Agencies/ Financial Advisors. Silver sponsors were: The Batavia Daily News, Yasses Trucking & Construction. The Bonadio Group, Alan & Cathy Barcomb, Hoffman, Hanafin & Associates, In Memory of Ralph Houseknecht Sr., Castilone Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, Parkview Health Services, Genesee Valley PennySaver and The Insurance Center.
Also supporting the event were nine golf sponsors, three tennis sponsors, six bocce sponsors, five cart sponsors and nine friend of Arc sponsors.
Door prizes, silent auction and basket raffle items were donated by dozens of area businesses and community members. The winner of the $1,000 cash drawing was Ken Degnan with ticket number 11853.
Funds raised benefit programs and services for people with disabilities served by Arc of Genesee Orleans. The tournament is named in memory of Danny Lullo, a local businessman who came up with the idea to hold a tournament to benefit Arc programs and services for people with disabilities in our community. The tournament is the longest-running charity event at the local private country club.
CHAIRS
Ed Carney is the event chairman. Deb Fischer chairs bocce and Peggy Lamb chairs tennis.
Below photo below: The only three-person bocce team won in the Arc of Genesee Orleans 42nd Annual Lullo Memorial Tournament. From left, Tracy Sutherland, Lucine Kauffman and Fran Porpiglia beat out nine other four-person teams to win the bocce tournament.
Submitted photo of Batavia resident and ardent local golfer Carolynn Taylor.
It's been hot lately and this past week was especially sweltering. Most octogenarians sensibly parked themselves near thrumming air conditioners and waited for things to cool down.
But not 81-year-old Carolynn Taylor. In fact, the Batavia resident played golf, her favorite sport, last Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.
Granted it was evening time when she did so, but it was still very uncomfortable for many people half her age.
Such is her athleticism and conditioning from regularly hitting the links for more than 60 years.
Taylor plays to win and the three other "girls" in her foursome do that a lot in local tournaments.
Her estimated handicap nowadays is 26.
She came to our attention a week ago when a couple of her friends told us about her recent hole-in-one. We called and confirmed this with her Friday afternoon.
"I was just shocked," she said. "You have to have a good shot, but the rest of it is just luck."
It was actually the third time she's been that lucky. In addition to the hole-in-one on #12 at Terry Hills two weeks ago, she got one on #22 two years ago, also at Terry Hills, and another in Wellsboro, Pa., several years ago at the Tyoga Country Club.
According to the U.S. Golf Association, the odds of the average golfer hitting a hole-in-one are 12,500 to 1.
Asked what she got for her latest feat, she said "Nothing. I got to buy everybody a drink!"
Terry Hills, the 27-hole, 72-par championship public golf course on former farmland on Clinton Street Road, is her favorite.
"It's spectacular," she said. "They take such good care of the landscaping and the greens. You never see any weeds."
Taylor plays in three women's leagues there. She also regularly participates in a trio of local tournaments for charity: Ricky Palermo's Golf Tournament to Cure Paralysis; Genesee Cancer Assistance Golf & Bocce Tournament; and the Leadership Genesee Golf & Bocce Tournament.
She says her foursome has won the women's division in the Ricky Palermo outing every year for several years.
If you are competing against them, that sinking feeling must sink in pretty quickly.
Thank you for considering!
GRAND PRIZE: Three-night stay at Captain Pip's Marina & Hideaway, with one-day boat rental and snorkeling for two from Spirit Snorkeling, in beautiful Marathon, Fla.!
Send payment via check or credit card for tournament registration and/or hole sponsorship -- with golfers' names and/or organization and contact person, addresses, emails and phone numbers -- to:
Alex's Place
c/o Colleen Kemp
8322 Park Place
Batavia, NY 14020
(FAX: 585-219-4303)
(If paying by credit card, include name on card, card number, expiration date, amount to be charged on paper with your signature.)
Matty
Matthew Gray
Alex's Place
Managing Partner
Buffalo Brothers
Marketing Manager
Batavia Country Club was filled with players in the annual fundraiser for Genesee Cancer Assistance yesterday afternoon (6-29). Many golf and bocce teams helped support the event to raise funds for charity.
The sponsors, volunteers and door prize donors from local and regional area businesses were a huge part of the success.
This year’s honorary chairpersons were Deb and Dan Fischer, who are pictured below with Sue Underwood, executive director of the local charity.
Genesee County’s local radio station WBTA (FM 100.1 / AM 1490) in Batavia is co-owned by the Fischers, who are actively involved in the community and longtime supporters of Genesee Cancer Assistance.
The couple serves on many organizational club boards and committees and co-chair the annual bocce tournament.
Supporting the event helps offset expenses for cancer patients in Genesee County such as prescriptions and medical co-payments. Other services available to cancer patients who apply for assistance include a support group, and the Simply Beautiful wig and makeup program.
Team Winners:
Bocce – Sue Schuler, Katie Neff, Susie Ott and Scott Neff (pictured below)
Women’s score of 70 – Wendy Danisewski, Patti Darch, Brenda Galliford, Pat O’Brien
Men’s score of 61 – Jesse Meyer, Tyler Durkin, Tarek Jaboli, Joe Rosati
Mixed score of 74 – Willis Litter, Matthew Delre, Vincent Strollo, Carol Grasso
To make a donation or learn more about the program go to: geneseecancerassistance.com or call (585) 345-0417.
Today, Terry Hills hosted the annual Jim Kelly Golf Celebrity Classic, a fundraiser created by the Buffalo Bills great to help support several children's' charities in Western New York.
Above Dean Cain, who played for the Buffalo Bills for a short time before launching an acting career that has included a role as Superman, talks with his golf partners for the tournament.
Dean Cain on the tee.
Willie Hutch Jones with fans. Jones played for the San Diego Clippers in the early 80s. He's originally from Buffalo and for the past 30 years has been director of the Willie Hutch Jones Educational & Sports Programs in Buffalo. The program's mission: "... to provide every child, at no cost, equal opportunities to engage in the highest quality program and to offer character building activities through academics, sports, and the arts."
Thurman Thomas
Thurman Thomas with his golf partners.
Hall of Famer Michael Irvin, former Dallas Cowboys receiver, signs a Buffalo Bills cap for Luke Gutman.
LPGA professional golfer Cindy Miller.
Danielle Rotondo with actor Dennis Haskins.
Local golfers T.J. Woodward, Ray Tortorice, Tim Woodword, and Matt Meyer, with former Bills player Ed Rutkowski (center).
Danielle Rotondo with ESPN's broadcasting legend Chris Berman.
Chris Berman.
When Terry Hills Golf Course built the 14th hold more than 30 years ago, the green, on one of the course's signature holes, was mostly surrounded by water. To provide a bridge to the green, two telephone polls were placed across the water.
In the three decades that passed, the weather did its work on the wood, so last summer the bridge was removed.
This year a new bridge was installed, and with Jim Kelly on hand to cut the ribbon, it was officially opened.
Top photo: Mary Brown, Casey Brown, Danielle Rotondo, Jessica Ecock-Rotondo, Ellen Simkulet and Nick Rotondo.
Below, two photos provided by Terry Hills. First, Tom Brown walking across the telephone polls when first placed over the water. Second, Casey Brown walking across the first beam placed for the new bridge.
The sixth annual Batavia Football Golf Outing will be held on Saturday, July 21, at Batavia Country Club. It is located at 7909 Batavia Byron Road, Batavia.
Cost is $90 per golfer / $360 per foursome.
There's a shotgun start format starting at 8 a.m.; registration is 7:15-7:45 a.m.
Price includes:
Questions? Contact Brennan Briggs at 409-5557.
If you would like to sponsor a hole or make a donation for the raffle, please contact Brennan Briggs.
Payment and registration is due by July 13. Please provide names of players and preferred T-shirt size.
Make checks payable to: Blue Devils Touchdown Club.
Mail to:
Brennan Briggs
8 Woodland Drive
Batavia, NY 14020
An Amateur Athletic Union youth basketball club -- WNY Rebels -- will host a golf tournament on Saturday, Aug. 11, at Batavia Country Club.
It is located at 7909 Batavia Byron Road, Batavia.
Straight Tee times starting at 9:45 a.m. until 11:15 a.m.
The first fully paid teams will be accepted this year.
Cost is $75 per golfer, or $300 per (four-person) team and includes 18 holes of golf with cart, a hot dog or hamburger with beverage at the turn, and dinner afterward.
Dinner is a 1/2 BBQ chicken with all the fixings. Golfers also get a T-shirt.
There will also be a closet-to-the-pin challenge and a longest-drive challenge.
"This four-man scramble will be best ball."
Please join us for a day of fun!
There will also be a 50/50 and basket raffles.
If you have questions, please contact: Aaron McFollins at (585) 993-7309; or Otis Thomas at (585) 993-0244.
Mail checks to:
WNY Rebels c/o Otis Thomas
46 Tracy Ave., Batavia NY 14020
In a close non-league golf matchup Batavia Blue Devils beat Elba Central Lancers 263-270 at Batavia Country Club yesterday. Teagan Monahan and Bryce Reigel scored a 49 to lead the Devils, while Elba's Ben Pflaumer scored a 44 for Elba.
While there may still be flurries in the air and icy sidewalks, the Alumni Affairs Office at Genesee Community College is thinking about golf!
Registration is now open for the third annual Cougar Classic Scholarship Scramble scheduled for Monday, July 23, at the Stafford Country Club, 8873 Morganville Road (Route 237) in Stafford.
The Cougar Classic Scholarship Scramble allows up to 36 foursomes for the 18-hole event at the esteemed Stafford Country Club. Sign-in starts 11:30 a.m. with lunch available, and golfers tee off in "shotgun" style at 12:30 p.m.
Registration is $125 per golfer and includes 18 holes of golf, a golf cart, all beer and nonalcoholic beverages during play, lunch and dinner with a cash bar, and much more!
To join the event for dinner only is $25.
Most importantly, all proceeds go directly to GCC Student Scholarship Program, making higher education possible for deserving students in our community.
The golfer registration form is also available online here.
Additional opportunities to sponsor GCC scholarships are available at a number of levels ranging from $100 to $3,000.
Sponsorships for golf games, including a putting contest, longest drive, closest to the pin, and beat the pro and other in-kind support efforts are also being accepted.
A sponsorship sign-up form with all donation details is available here and should be sent to Jennifer Wakefield at jgwakefiled@genesee.edu to reserve a sponsorship level.
Press release:
Chapin International will be hosting its 11th Annual Chapin Charity Golf Tournament on Saturday, Aug. 11, at Terry Hills Golf Course in Batavia.
Chapin has proudly selected Justice for Children as its charity to support this year. As in the past all funds collected will go directly to the charity.
Please join us this year supporting Justice for Children by a donation, sponsorship or participation. The tournament provides everyone an opportunity to contribute to this truly amazing charity.
Justice for Children was selected out of several other local charities by Chapin's Golf Committee. Many of you may not even know or have heard of Justice for Children. That is a good thing that you never have had a reason to need the services provided. The services are every discreet, provided to protect the privacy of the children in need. All services are free.
The golf tournament is modestly priced at $75 and includes 18 holes of golf with cart, lunch, and dinner. Shotgun start is at 1 p.m.
Every person will receive a prize. Opportunities will be available for chances to win a car in the Hole-in-One contest.
Three local car dealerships -- Ken Barrett, Castilone, and Toyota of Batavia -- offer cars for the contest. All participants will have two opportunities during the tournament to win.
Max Pies Furniture in Batavia will be again offering a lounge chair to the winner of the putting contest held during registration hours before the tournament starts.
Longest drive, closest to pin, and closest to the line will also be available for all during the event. Everyone at all skill levels will have a chance to win. Mulligans and Skins will be offered as well.
Please go to www.chapincharitygolf.com for registration or sponsorship opportunities.
Early registration is advised to avoid missing out, our event fills to capacity quickly.
For any questions or information contact Norm Hubbard, tournament director at nhubbard@chapincharitygolf.com or call/text 409-7575.
About Justice for Children
The Justice for Children GLOW Foundation is honored to be the beneficiary of the 11th annual Chapin Charity Golf Tournament. The mission of the Justice for Children GLOW Foundation Inc. is to provide philanthropic support to enhance the work of the Justice for Children Advocacy Center and multidisciplinary team throughout Genesee, Livingston, Orleans, and Wyoming (GLOW) counties.
The support provided by Chapin will assist us in meeting our goal of ensuring that every child who comes to the Justice for Children Advocacy Center receives the care and support necessary to begin their journey toward healing.
Since opening in 1998, the Justice for Children Advocacy Center has served more than 2,500 children and their families who have been impacted by physical or sexual abuse. In 2018 alone, 287 children and their families benefitted from the services available at the Justice for Children Advocacy Center. These services include victim advocacy, forensic interviewing, mental health counseling, medical exams, and multidisciplinary case review.
The proceeds from the Charity Golf Tournament will be used to replace existing, outdated medical equipment with a state-of-the-art imaging system to be used on site at the Justice for Children Advocacy Center’s Batavia office. This equipment will improve our highly skilled medical providers’ ability to identify, diagnose, and document injuries that have been inflicted upon children who have been physically or sexually abused.
Additionally, this system will create opportunities for continuing education and peer review for our medical providers, allowing them to keep their skills sharp and up to date with current best practices. The welcome addition of this equipment will aid us in our goal of ensuring that all the children we help receive the highest quality care possible.
Submitted photo and press release:
The 17th Annual Van Hulburt Memorial Golf Tournament to benefit Crossroads House took place on Thursday, Aug.17th at the Batavia Country Club.
The tournament is hosted by the Hesperus Lodge No. 837 in Bergen and the Hulburt family. Van Hulburt was an educator and leader in the Bergen community and his family dedicates the proceeds from the tournament each year through the Lodge of which Van was a member.
The tournament is the longest running outside fundraiser for Crossroads House and has raised over $80,000 since its inception.
A check in the amount of $7,300 was presented to Crossroads House on Sept. 7th at the Lodge.
Pictured from left are: Marty Krause, tournament chairman; Helen Hulburt, wife of Van Hulburt; and Jeff Allen, Crossroads House executive director.
The GC Sheriff's Employees Association Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, Sept. 23, at Terry Hills Golf Course in Batavia.
Cost is $75 per person and includes green fees, cart, lunch, dinner, awards and prizes.
Registration and lunch starts at 11 a.m.
Shotgun start for golf at noon.
Sponsor a tee or green or $100; sponsor a deputy for $375 -- includes tee/green sings & 1 foursome.
Proceeds go to help support the GCSEA Fundraiser Account and Veterans One-stop Center of WNY Inc.
The golf tournament is open to everyone. Come enjoy a great day of fun and golf; help support our veterans, the GCSEA and the nonprofits is helps throughout the year.
Terry Hills is located at 5122 Clinton Street Road.
For more information, contact Norman Itjen at (585) 409-4540 or email nitjen@co.genesee.ny.us
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