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These links plus others can also be found under the Links tab.
ABOUT THE 19TH WARD
19th Ward Community Association
Rochester City Living
RocWiki.org
ANIMAL RELATED SERVICES
To report animal cruelty, call 911 or THE ANIMAL CRUELTY HOTLINE: (585) 223-6500
City of Rochester Low-income Spay/Neuter for pet Dogs and Cats
Rochester Community Animal Clinic - low-income spay/neuter for pet dogs and cats, and feral cats
PAWS, Inc.Providing Animal Welfare Services
City of Rochester Adopt a Dog or Cat
Lollypop Farm, The Humane Society of Rochester and Monroe County
BUYING A HOME IN THE 19TH WARD
City of Rochester Property Information
Zillow listed homes for sale
COMMUNITY LINKS
John Lightfoot, Monroe County Legislator,District 25
Loretta Scott, City Council President, At Large
LaShay D. Harris, South District
SouthWest Tribune
Sector 4 Comm. Developmant Corp
WDKX Urban contemporary 103.9 FM
WRUR 88.5 UR and WXXI partnership 88.5 FM
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FAITH COMMUNITY
BUSINESSES
El Latino Restaurant
D and L Groceries
Hand Crafted Wrought Iron
Jim Dalberth Sports
Menezes Pizza
TOPS Friendly Markets
Staybridge Suites
OUTREACH AND SERVICES
Coalition to Prevent Lead Poisoning (CPLP)
Dealing with Lead
Drug Activity
Healthy Blocks
HEAP NY Home Heating Assistant
Home Safety Tips LifeTimesAdultDay Health Care
Medicare
NeighborWorks Rochester
Parking / Abandoned Vehicles
2-1-1 Social Services
ACT Rochester
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Hi Barb,
Thanks for signing-up. I've been going through featuring local missing persons whose family was at the January 28th meeting on the banner and including links to the missing in the box on the left of the Main page. Now that you are a member of Location19, when you sign-in, you can post to the Discussion Forum, Events calendar and Blog section of Location19 and you can join any of the various groups to participate in the discussions there.
Being a group member lets you post to the group and also permits you to receive email notifications from that group about events and other info that may not be posted on Location19 itself. Look through the various groups for ideas of what would work best for a Missing Persons Group. I'm hopping that Nicole, you and other family members of the missing can put together a dynamite group on Location19 to keep the needed work going to look for loved ones. One thing you should be aware of about Location19 is that everything posted is open to the world. Google and other web indexing services can see everything posted and index it. Consequently anyone on the face of the earth can Google it. That can be a plus when you are trying to get the word out about something. We may only have a little over 400 members at present vs. millions on Facebook but I just Googled 19th Ward Crime Alert, a group that one of our 19th Ward residents started on Facebook, and Google references to it are cited on Location19 and other open sites but Google can't index what is on Facebook itself.
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