​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, September 23, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= Ovid Farmers' Market Friday, September 24, 2021 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm Ovid Farmers' Market is on the lawn area closest to Main Street in front of the Three Bears complex.Come and find local, fresh produce of all kinds! Fresh picked right down the road.There will be:- farm fresh eggs- local maple syrup- local honey- fresh baked goods (pies, breads, eclairs, cookies, granola, and brownies)- cut flowers and flower arrangementsWhat better way to spend a Friday afternoon than checking out the market and stocking up for the weekend?! The market will have produce vendors that accept Farmers Market Nutrition Program coupons (given to senior citizens who qualify and to WIC recipients) and SNAP recipients will be able to spend their SNAP benefits on any SNAP eligible items at the market. The key to this community farmers’ market is promoting locally grown and produced items and providing residents with access to local, fresh fruits and vegetables and other products. We have the vendors coming to the market, now all we need are customers! So plan to attend every Friday through the end of September, rain or shine!  Hope to see you there! Patti Paine, pap11@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= CANCELLED: Chicken BBQ at Waterloo Rotary Farmer Market Saturday, September 25, 2021 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Waterloo Rotary Farm Market, 22 Locust Street , Waterloo, NY 13165 Order online and pay ahead to reserve your dinners:  BBQ Chicken meals sell out fast, so order and pay today! CCE Seneca County/4-H is having an eco-friendly Chicken BBQ fundraiser using local products and the famous Cornell Chicken BBQ recipe made by K & R Catering. We will be selling dinners until they are sold out. Pre-sales, please pick up your dinners by 12:15pm at Lafayette Park in Waterloo. Meals are $10 and include: 1/2 BBQ Chicken Salt potatoes Macaroni salad Roll THANK YOU ahead of time for supporting CCE Seneca County programs including 4-H! ========================================= Waterloo Rotary Farm Market Saturday, September 25, 2021 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Waterloo Rotary Farm Market, 22 Locust Street , Waterloo, NY 13165 The Waterloo Rotary Farm Market is the product of a collaboration between the Waterloo Rotary Club, the Seneca County Farm Bureau and the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Seneca County. In order to ensure that every piece of produce purchased at our Market can be traced to its origin, we are mandating that all of our vendors provide us with an accounting of trace-ability for their products. Additionally, it is required that 100% of the produce, dairy, flora, other products and artisan items sold at The Waterloo Rotary Farm Market be grown or produced in N.Y. State.We are happy to provide a well-deserved avenue to obtain fresh foods and local products for Waterloo Residents and and visitors to our Village. We envision this Market to be a gathering place where all are welcome and where local farmers and artisans can interact with the community and generate additional income. Welcome to the Market! ========================================= Seneca Falls Farmers' Market Tuesday, September 28, 2021 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm People’s Park, 35 Water Street , Seneca Falls, New York 13148 The Seneca Farmers Market in Seneca Falls is your direct link to family farmers, bakers, artisans, and crafters from around Seneca County. Visit every Tuesday from now until mid-October for the freshest and tastiest produce around. Local really DOES taste better so come support your local growers and experience that “Right Off the Farm” difference!We also have some amazing activities and events planned so be sure to visit us here and on Facebook for all the latest.We hope to see you there! ========================================= Growing Garlic 101- Virtual Workshop Thursday, September 30, 2021 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm For more information, to REGISTER and to purchase garlic, go to: http://monroe.cce.cornell.edu/events/2021/09/23/growing-garlic-101-virtual-workshop Buy Organic Garlic and Start Your Fall Planting!Garlic is one of the easiest plants to grow in your vegetable plot and fall is the perfect season for planting! Planting in October works well in our climate because it allows the garlic to establish its roots prior to winter dormancy.Although easy to grow, producing high-quality garlic with large, tasty, full-flavored cloves -while avoiding pests and diseases requires skill and knowledge.Cornell Cooperative Extension of Monroe County, in collaboration with Fraser’s Garlic Farm, is hosting a “Growing Garlic 101” Workshop. Community garden members, school garden educators, urban and suburban backyard gardeners and aspiring small-scale market growers are all invited to join.The workshop will cover planting, growing, harvesting, curing, and storing. Common pest and disease problems will also be discussed.Special consideration will be given to garlic as a crop to be grown for market. Gourmet garlic is becoming more popular and profitable every year. As a good storage vegetable, it can be sold at farmers’ markets and roadside stands throughout the season. To help potential market growers with this specialty crop, Ed Fraser of Fraser’s Garlic Farm, Churchville, NY,https://www.frasergarlic.com/, will share his experience of growing and marketing the gourmet garlic produced on his organic farm. Participants are encouraged to bring their questions for him!The cost of the Workshop is $12 per registration. Participants can purchase garlic seed for their fall planting at registration. We have a limited supply of organic certified German White hardneck from Fraser's Garlic Farm. Garlic packages come in half pound packages for $8 each; purchase limit is 2.5lb. per registrant. A half pound of seed garlic will produce about 20 bulbs next season. Purchased garlic can be picked up at CCE of Monroe County, 2449 St. Paul Blvd, Rochester, NY 14617 on Friday October 1st, 4pm – 7pm or Saturday, October 2nd, 9am – 1pm.Contact Jarmila Haseler, Agriculture Educator, CCE of Monroe County at jh954@cornell.edu for questions.Media are invited for film, photographs or interviews with participants and staff. $12 per registration ========================================= ​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, September 30, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= Ovid Farmers' Market Friday, October 1, 2021 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm Ovid Farmers' Market is on the lawn area closest to Main Street in front of the Three Bears complex.Come and find local, fresh produce of all kinds! Fresh picked right down the road.There will be:- farm fresh eggs- local maple syrup- local honey- fresh baked goods (pies, breads, eclairs, cookies, granola, and brownies)- cut flowers and flower arrangementsWhat better way to spend a Friday afternoon than checking out the market and stocking up for the weekend?! The market will have produce vendors that accept Farmers Market Nutrition Program coupons (given to senior citizens who qualify and to WIC recipients) and SNAP recipients will be able to spend their SNAP benefits on any SNAP eligible items at the market. The key to this community farmers’ market is promoting locally grown and produced items and providing residents with access to local, fresh fruits and vegetables and other products. We have the vendors coming to the market, now all we need are customers! So plan to attend every Friday through the end of September, rain or shine!  Hope to see you there! Patti Paine, pap11@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= Waterloo Rotary Farm Market Saturday, October 2, 2021 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Waterloo Rotary Farm Market, 22 Locust Street , Waterloo, NY 13165 The Waterloo Rotary Farm Market is the product of a collaboration between the Waterloo Rotary Club, the Seneca County Farm Bureau and the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Seneca County. In order to ensure that every piece of produce purchased at our Market can be traced to its origin, we are mandating that all of our vendors provide us with an accounting of trace-ability for their products. Additionally, it is required that 100% of the produce, dairy, flora, other products and artisan items sold at The Waterloo Rotary Farm Market be grown or produced in N.Y. State.We are happy to provide a well-deserved avenue to obtain fresh foods and local products for Waterloo Residents and and visitors to our Village. We envision this Market to be a gathering place where all are welcome and where local farmers and artisans can interact with the community and generate additional income. Welcome to the Market! ========================================= Seneca Falls Farmers' Market Tuesday, October 5, 2021 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm People’s Park, 35 Water Street , Seneca Falls, New York 13148 The Seneca Farmers Market in Seneca Falls is your direct link to family farmers, bakers, artisans, and crafters from around Seneca County. Visit every Tuesday from now until mid-October for the freshest and tastiest produce around. Local really DOES taste better so come support your local growers and experience that “Right Off the Farm” difference!We also have some amazing activities and events planned so be sure to visit us here and on Facebook for all the latest.We hope to see you there! ========================================= ​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, October 7, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= Ovid Farmers' Market Friday, October 8, 2021 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm Ovid Farmers' Market is on the lawn area closest to Main Street in front of the Three Bears complex.Come and find local, fresh produce of all kinds! Fresh picked right down the road.There will be:- farm fresh eggs- local maple syrup- local honey- fresh baked goods (pies, breads, eclairs, cookies, granola, and brownies)- cut flowers and flower arrangementsWhat better way to spend a Friday afternoon than checking out the market and stocking up for the weekend?! The market will have produce vendors that accept Farmers Market Nutrition Program coupons (given to senior citizens who qualify and to WIC recipients) and SNAP recipients will be able to spend their SNAP benefits on any SNAP eligible items at the market. The key to this community farmers’ market is promoting locally grown and produced items and providing residents with access to local, fresh fruits and vegetables and other products. We have the vendors coming to the market, now all we need are customers! So plan to attend every Friday through the end of September, rain or shine!  Hope to see you there! Patti Paine, pap11@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= Seneca Falls Farmers' Market Tuesday, October 12, 2021 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm People’s Park, 35 Water Street , Seneca Falls, New York 13148 The Seneca Farmers Market in Seneca Falls is your direct link to family farmers, bakers, artisans, and crafters from around Seneca County. Visit every Tuesday from now until mid-October for the freshest and tastiest produce around. Local really DOES taste better so come support your local growers and experience that “Right Off the Farm” difference!We also have some amazing activities and events planned so be sure to visit us here and on Facebook for all the latest.We hope to see you there! ========================================= ​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, October 14, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= ​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, October 21, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= ​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, October 28, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= Electronics Recycling and Confidential Document Shredding Saturday, October 30, 2021 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Department of Workforce Development & Youth Bureau , 1 Dipronio Drive , Waterloo, NY 13165 ELECTRONICS RECYCLING is from 9am - 1pm. CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT SHREDDING is from 9am - NOON. For questions, call (315) 539-9251.This event is supported by Seneca County and Seneca Meadows Inc.--------------------------------------------------------------------------There will be a HIGH SECURITY DUMP TRUCK ON SITE (from Shred-Text Inc.) where you can watch your confidential documents being shredded firsthand through a computer screen. Please recycle non-confidential papers in your blue bins on recycling day. NO ELECTRONIC SHREDDING. NO CARDBOARD SHREDDING. You can dump your papers out of boxes directly into the dump box of the truck.Staples, paper clips, rubber bands, hanging file folders with confidential document shredding - NO 3 ring binder, binder clips, or CDs. Acceptable e-Waste Items AC/DC ADAPTERS AUDIO EQUIPMENT CABLES/WIRES/CORDS CAMERAS CIRCUIT BOARDS COMPUTER COMPONENTS (keyboard, mouse, fan, speakers, various board memory, cabling, processor, housing, media) COMPUTER FANS COMPUTERS - ALL-IN-ONE COMPUTERS – DESKTOP COMPUTERS – LAPTOPS COMPUTERS – MAIN FRAMES COMPUTERS – TABLETS CONTAINED POWDER TONER (in cartridges/drums) COPIERS DOCKING STATIONS ELECTRIC MOTORS ELECTRONIC GAME DEVICES FAX MACHINES FITNESS TRACKERS GAMING DEVICES GPS UNITS HARD DRIVES KEYBOARDS LAPTOPS/LAPTOP ACCESSORIES LIGHT FIXTURES MEDIA (tapes, disks) MEDICAL EQUIPMENT (non-hazardous) METALS MICROWAVES MODEMS / CABLE MODEMS MONITORS (CRT and LCD) MP3 PLAYERS NETWORKING EQUIPMENT OPTICAL DRIVES PC CARDS (ex: finger boards) PDAs PLASTICS (computer, medical) POWER SUPPLIES POWER TOOLS PROCESSOR CHIPS PROJECTORS RAM / MEMORY SECURITY EQUIPMENT SMART WATCHES ROUTERS / HUBS SATELLITE RECEIVERS SCANNERS SECURITY / SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT SHREDDERS (Document) SLOT PROCESSORS SPEAKERS (Plastic ONLY) SURGE PROTECTORS TELEPHONES (LAN line, complete system) TV CABLE BOXES TVs UPS - BATTERY BACK-UP VIDEO EQUIPMENT Unacceptable e-Waste Items APPLIANCES BATTERIES GAS POWERED EQUIPMENT LIGHT BULBS SMOKE DETECTORS DEVICES W/LIQUID MERCURY  ========================================= Electronics Recycling and Confidential Document Shredding Saturday, October 30, 2021 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Department of Workforce Development & Youth Bureau , 1 Dipronio Drive , Waterloo, NY 13165 ELECTRONICS RECYCLING is from 9am - 1pm. CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT SHREDDING is from 9am - NOON. For questions, call (315) 539-9251.This event is supported by Seneca County and Seneca Meadows Inc.--------------------------------------------------------------------------There will be a HIGH SECURITY DUMP TRUCK ON SITE (from Shred-Text Inc.) where you can watch your confidential documents being shredded firsthand through a computer screen. Please recycle non-confidential papers in your blue bins on recycling day. NO ELECTRONIC SHREDDING. NO CARDBOARD SHREDDING. You can dump your papers out of boxes directly into the dump box of the truck.Staples, paper clips, rubber bands, hanging file folders with confidential document shredding - NO 3 ring binder, binder clips, or CDs. Acceptable e-Waste Items AC/DC ADAPTERS AUDIO EQUIPMENT CABLES/WIRES/CORDS CAMERAS CIRCUIT BOARDS COMPUTER COMPONENTS (keyboard, mouse, fan, speakers, various board memory, cabling, processor, housing, media) COMPUTER FANS COMPUTERS - ALL-IN-ONE COMPUTERS – DESKTOP COMPUTERS – LAPTOPS COMPUTERS – MAIN FRAMES COMPUTERS – TABLETS CONTAINED POWDER TONER (in cartridges/drums) COPIERS DOCKING STATIONS ELECTRIC MOTORS ELECTRONIC GAME DEVICES FAX MACHINES FITNESS TRACKERS GAMING DEVICES GPS UNITS HARD DRIVES KEYBOARDS LAPTOPS/LAPTOP ACCESSORIES LIGHT FIXTURES MEDIA (tapes, disks) MEDICAL EQUIPMENT (non-hazardous) METALS MICROWAVES MODEMS / CABLE MODEMS MONITORS (CRT and LCD) MP3 PLAYERS NETWORKING EQUIPMENT OPTICAL DRIVES PC CARDS (ex: finger boards) PDAs PLASTICS (computer, medical) POWER SUPPLIES POWER TOOLS PROCESSOR CHIPS PROJECTORS RAM / MEMORY SECURITY EQUIPMENT SMART WATCHES ROUTERS / HUBS SATELLITE RECEIVERS SCANNERS SECURITY / SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT SHREDDERS (Document) SLOT PROCESSORS SPEAKERS (Plastic ONLY) SURGE PROTECTORS TELEPHONES (LAN line, complete system) TV CABLE BOXES TVs UPS - BATTERY BACK-UP VIDEO EQUIPMENT Unacceptable e-Waste Items APPLIANCES BATTERIES GAS POWERED EQUIPMENT LIGHT BULBS SMOKE DETECTORS DEVICES W/LIQUID MERCURY  ========================================= ​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, November 4, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= ​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, November 18, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= ​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, December 2, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= ​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, December 9, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 ========================================= ​Cornell Climate Stewards Program Thursday, December 16, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Space in this program is limited! The on-line application can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/N5AagUewoq7kf6DH9                                                                                                                                                The Cornell Climate Stewards Training is a volunteer training program created to help local citizens become climate science, adaptation and mitigation leaders for their community. It provides training on these subjects and more through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE). The 2021 training will be led by Cornell, CCE and Sea Grant staff from across NYS. The program equips local volunteers with the knowledge, effective communication techniques and strategies to work with the general public and local governments around climate issues. Trained volunteers will complete the training by assisting in developing projects in their local community to become more climate smart. The Cornell Climate Stewards program is modeled on other CCE programs like the Master Gardener and Master Composter volunteer programs. Volunteers will learn what is already taking place in Seneca County to combat climate change and will further help our communities implement even more effective changes. Cornell Climate Stewards in Seneca County commit to a 12 week training (24 hours of online training that spans 15 weeks), followed by volunteer work in their community. Upon completion of the 12 week training, Cornell Climate Stewards are expected to independently implement climate actions or projects in their community, volunteering at least 40 hours to become a certified "Cornell Climate Steward". Additionally, they will become official Seneca County CCE volunteers and work with Association staff on continuing programming. Cornell Climate Stewards trainee selection is based on an applicant’s ability to attend the training sessions as well as a demonstration that they are interested in working with their municipality on climate related projects or are already working with their municipality.  Please contact Executive Director at 315-539-9251 or bauder@cornell.edu if you have any questions.                                                                                                                                       View/download PDF of FLYER Free Ave Bauder, whb65@cornell.edu, 315-539-9251 =========================================