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Last Night Perry has been cancelled for 2020.

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While there won’t be a festival as usual, there will be a smaller chalk art event August 15 from 8am to 2pm, with only adult artists and without vendors.
www.perrychalkfestival.com

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The library remains closed as construction is underway. Curbside pickup is available for library materials including books, magazines, movies, kits, crafts, and Empire Passes.
(585) 237-2243
http://perry.owwl.org

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Even with normal Arbor Day events delayed, the Village of Perry Tree Board is hosting a workshop on pruning trees in the Village Park on Thursday, August 27 at 6:30, hosted by Don Gasiewicz.

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The splash pad will be open from 11am to 8pm, with a limit of 15 people at a time.
Bathrooms will be open from 9am to 9pm, with a limit of one person at a time.
Basketball courts and baseball fields are also open. Pavilions can be reserved at the Village Hall, 46 North Main Street. The splash pad and bathrooms will be disinfected daily.

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The Wyoming County Fair has been canceled for 2020 due to uncertainty about reopening and social distancing at the fair.
http://www.wyomingcountyfair.org/

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Perry's Memorial Day Parade and celebration at the Vets' Club have been canceled this year, but Mayor Rick Hauser has produced a video address.

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E Pluribus Unum: Perry Mayor's Memorial Day Address 2020

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The Perry Farmers' Market will open June 30 and run from 8:30am to 12:30pm every Saturday morning this summer.
www.perryfarmersmarket.com

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Tune in from wherever you are every Saturday at 7:30pm to see the Joshes (Josh Rice and Josh Marcks) deliver endless laughs!

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Comedy event in Perry, NY by Theatre at 37 on Saturday, May 2 2020

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Back to normal hours: open 6am to 9pm.
(585) 237-2910
www.perrymarketplace.com

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The Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce has compiled a list of restaurants open for takeout, curbside pickup, and delivery.

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We're here to help you enjoy amazing food prepared by our local restaurants - so here's a regularly updated list of which area establishments have takeout, delivery & more. Please support these amazing small businesses by clicking on the links below and following them on social media! (LAST UPDATED 4/17/20)
Arcade:

Arcade Village Cafe - takeout or curbside pickup available for all customers. Call (585) 492-4608.

John & Mary's - open for takeout & deliveries for customers. Call (585) 492-0880.

Little Red Caboose - open for takeout. Hours are Mon-Sun 11:30AM-8PM. Call (585) 492-0222 or (716) 560-8393.

Nellie's Restaurant - open for takeout & drive-thru window. Friday 11AM-8PM. Call (585) 492-5531.

Theo's Family Restaurant - open 8am-8pm Tues-Sun, offering curbside pickup and delivery to the greater Arcade area including surrounding towns. Call (585) 492-0105.
Attica: Bliss:

Bliss Bar & Grill - offering take out Friday & Saturday from 4-8PM. Fish fry on Friday plus full menu - pizza, wing and sub specials on Saturday. Call (585) 322-7700.
Castile:

Carney's Market - open for groceries, takeout & delivery available. Call (585) 493-5494.
Cowlesville: Gainesville:
Java:
Perry:

East Hill Creamery - their store is open and they have raw-milk cheeses, some cured meats, and other items. They also have cheese vending machine out front that is open 24 hours a day. For more info call (585) 237-3622.

For the Love of Flour - takeout & curbside pickup available. Open Tues-Fri 8:30AM-2:30PM & Sat 9-3PM. Call (585) 322-0807.

Lumber Yard Restaurant - takeout meals are available on Fri & Sat 3-7PM, Sun 12-4PM. Delivery also available in the Village of Perry. Call (585) 237-3160.

Silver Lake Brewing Project - curbside delivery (pre-paid w/ credit card phone-call orders only). Hours Wed-Thurs 5-7PM, Fri 3-7PM, Sat 12-5PM & Sun 12-3PM. Call (585) 969-4238.

Sweet Sarah's - takeout available. Open every day from 2-9PM. Call (585) 237-0187.
Pike:

Erin's Water Street Cafe - takeout & curbside meals available. Hours 7-10AM for breakfast and open for dinner at 3:30PM. Call (585) 493-5950.

Pike Pizza Shed - takeout available. Hours are Mon-Thurs, 10AM-9PM, Fri 10AM-10PM, Sat 10AM-9:30PM, Sun 3-9PM. Call (585) 493-5990.
Portageville:

Letchworth Pines - takeout orders available. Open Thurs-Sat 4-8PM (orders can be places starting at 3PM). Call (585) 468-2166.
Silver Lake:

Asbury Retreat Center - serving drive-thru takeout April 22, 23, 29, 30, May 6, 7 from 4-6PM & May 10 11AM-1PM. Specials every day. Call (585) 237-5262.
Silver Springs:

Grateful Grill - open for takeouts & curbside pickups 12-8pm and delivery 4-8pm normal business days. Call (585) 228-1159.
Strykersville:

Windy Brew - takeout available for food & beer. Open Friday 4-8PM & Saturday 2-6PM. Call (585) 805-4006.
Varysburg: Warsaw:

Amber Lantern Brewing - curbside delivery only. Hours Thurs-Sat 4-8PM. Crowlers of ALBC brews soon for curbside delivery. Call 585-786-3559.

Bud's Delicatessen - takeout & curbside pickup Mon - Fri from 7M-3PM. Call (585) 786-5194.

DiSalvo's Pizzeria - takeout and FREE delivery daily. Open Sun - Thurs 11AM-11PM, Sat-Sun 11AM-12AM. Call (585) 786-2249.

Lantz's Bulk Foods Deli & Cafe - takeout orders & local delivery are available. Store hours are Mon-Fri 7AM-5PM, Sat 7AM-4PM. Breakfast hours 7-11AM, lunch 11AM-2:30PM Mon-Sat. Save 15% on any order with a grocery purchase of $25 or more! Call (585) 786-3710.

Taco Bell - drive thru only. Open Sun-Thurs 10AM-10PM, Fri-Sat 10AM-11PM. Order through the Taco Bell mobile app. Call (585) 228-2446.

Vertical Cafe - takeout and curbside pickup available. FREE delivery 11AM-2PM locally. Open Mon-Fri 7AM-3PM Call to order (585) 786-8181.

Yummies Ice Cream - drive thru open - pint & soft custard sales. Open Tues-Sun from 3-8PM. Call (585) 786-0430.
Wyoming:

Wyoming Inn - curbside pickup and local delivery available (as available). Open on Fridays serving lunch from 11AM-2PM & dinner from 4:30-8:30PM. Please call or text (585) 330-4408 to order.

Follow us on Facebook & Instagram for regular updates on businesses and happenings in our community.

Disclaimer: This list is being provided due to the Coronavirus (Covid19) pandemic. Information was known to be accurate at the time of release and will be updated as information is received. To be added to the list contact at info@gowyomingcountyny.com.

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PPE Now producing reusable cloth masks.
(877) 923-4327
www.teamaco.com

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Store and café have reopened with a limited selection, and books are available for online ordering with delivery.
(585) 969-4216
https://bookshop.org/shop/bibliotechcafeperry

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Now carrying hand sanitizer, soap, bleach, paper towels, disinfectant sprays and wipes, and toilet paper.
(585) 237-6128
www.burtslumber.com

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Delivery and curbside pickup are available.
(585) 704-3622

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Now open for walk-in service. Online ordering and curbside pickup are also available.
(585) 204-2788
https://buttermeatco.com/collections/pickup

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The store has been completely renovated and is open again for in-person shopping. Online ordering and curbside pickup are available, as well as regular delivery and installation services.
(585) 237-6138
www.familyfurnitureperry.com

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Genesee Dance Theatre, Genesee Pilates and Yoga

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Genesee Dance Theatre, Genesee Pilates and Yoga

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Classes have moved to an online video-conferencing format. Private online classes are available.
(585) 237-8815
www.geneseedance.org

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Office has reopened.
(585) 237-2614
www.insitearch.com

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PPE Now producing SplatterGuard protective face shields and disposable and reusable masks.
(888) 303-1911
www.splatterguard.com

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A map of all cases known to the Genesee, Orleans, and Wyoming County Health Departments.

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Open for groceries; takeout and delivery available.
(585) 493-5494
www.carneysmarket.com

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Find a test site near you. Learn what to do if you test positive and what to tell close contacts.

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WCCHS, in compliance with today's New York State Department of Health guidance regarding visitors to hospitals, will immediately suspend all visitation except when medically necessary or for family members or legal representatives of patients in imminent end-of-life situations. This restriction is being implemented in an effort to protect our vulnerable patients and staff from avoidable exposure to infection. Your compassionate care for them is paramount, as is your own safety and health. Thank you for your continued commitment and dedication to our patients during this very troubling time.

Any visitors meeting these exceptions will be screened for symptoms (cough, shortness of breath, or fever) or potential exposure to someone with COVID-19. The duration and number of visits will be minimized.

TRUSTED RESOURCES

REPORTING Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the source of the reporting data?
The Wyoming County Health Department (WCHD) receives results of positive COVID-19 laboratory results, regardless of where the lab test was performed. Laboratories are required to report results to the New York State Department of Health through the Electronic Clinical Laboratory Reporting System. Throughout the day, clinical staff receive updates regarding the number of tests conducted, and whether the test results are negative or positive for COVID-19. Positive cases are immediately contact traced by WCHD clinical staff.
What is contact tracing?
Contact tracing is the process of identifying people who may have had interaction with an infected person ("contacts") and collection of further information about these contacts. By tracing the close contacts of infected individuals, testing them for infection, restricting movement (quarantine), monitoring them and tracing their contacts in turn, public health officials reduce infections in the community. The goal of contact tracing is to interrupt ongoing transmission of illness and reduce spread of infection ("Slow the Spread").
Why do different data sources report different numbers?
Reports may be released at varying times of the day, using different source data and time/date cutoffs, which can create a discrepancy. Additionally, given the volume of COVID-19 testing and patients in New York State in a relatively short period of time, all counties in NY have noted that the NYS data has varied somewhat from locally reported data since the pandemic began.
What's the difference between Mandatory Quarantine, Isolation and Precautionary Quarantine? When is someone considered "Recovered"?
Mandatory Quarantine: Person has been in close contact (within 6 feet) with someone who is positive, whether displaying symptoms for COVID-19 or not. Quarantine refers to separating people for a period of time who are, or may have been exposed, but may not be showing signs of illness.

Mandatory Isolation: Person has tested positive for COVID-19, whether or not displaying symptoms. Isolation refers to separating people who are sick from those who are not sick for a period of time.

Precautionary Quarantine: Person is known to have had a proximate exposure (being in the same enclosed environment, but at greater than 6 feet separation) to a positive person, but has not had direct close contact with a positive person and is not displaying symptoms.

Recovered: For some, this refers to a COVID-19 positive case who has isolated for a of 7 days and has been fever free without the use of fever-reducing medication for at least 72 hours; these patients must wear a mask for 14 days from the onset of symptoms. The criteria for "recovered" status have changed since the beginning of the outbreak, as new data and research have accumulated. It is not currently known if recovered patients are protected from COVID-19 reinfection or how long they remain infectious. It is not currently known what percentage of the population may be asymptomatic carriers. This is the basis for maintaining social distance to slow the spread of COVID-19.

Refer to the NYS Department of Health website for the most recent "Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)" https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/system/files/documents/2020/04/doh_covid19_faqs_updated_041720.pdf
How frequently will the map be updated?
The "Genesee-Orleans-Wyoming Health Departments COVID-19 Case Tracker" data will be updated Monday through Friday at approximately 4pm. New and active cases are monitored by the Wyoming County Health Department 7 days per week. If there are urgent updates that should occur any day of the week, a press release will be issued.
What if I don't have the internet? How can I get important information?
Call the Wyoming County Response Line at 786-8911 Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm to get information and referral to important local resources for a wide range of needs. Call Center staff can also provide you with current COVID-19 statistics. It is very important to get your information from trusted and reliable sources. Call Center staff cannot provide individual medical advice or a diagnosis through the hotline.
Do the totals include cases in residential facilities (such as long term care/nursing homes and state correctional facilities)?
Yes. The New York State Department of Health and Wyoming County Health Department work cooperatively with Wyoming County skilled nursing facilities and adult care facilities on COVID-19 prevention and response.

The New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS) works with the New York State Department of Health to identify any potentially exposed individuals in NYS Correctional Facilities and provide notifications.

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WCCHS, in compliance with today's New York State Department of Health guidance regarding visitors to hospitals, will immediately suspend all visitation except when medically necessary or for family members or legal representatives of patients in imminent end-of-life situations. This restriction is being implemented in an effort to protect our vulnerable patients and staff from avoidable exposure to infection.

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The Wyoming County Health Department is closely following a novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in partnership with the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and our local health care providers and facilities.

The 2019 Novel (New) Coronavirus was first detected in China that has not been previously found in humans. This coronavirus can lead to fever, cough and shortness of breath. There are thousands of confirmed cases in China, including cases outside of Wuhan and additional cases being identified in a growing number of countries internationally, including the United States. There are ongoing investigations to learn more about this virus.

Individuals who are experiencing symptoms and may have traveled to areas of concern, or have been in contact with somebody who has traveled to these areas, should call ahead to their health care provider.

This is an emerging, rapidly evolving situation. For the latest information, go to CDC COVID-19 website.
General Public Frequently asked questions
Social Distancing

Novel Coronavirus Hotline: Call 1-888-364-3065 for Information about Coronavirus
Healthcare Professionals
· NYSDOH Info for Healthcare Professionals

· CDC Info for Healthcare Professionals
Schools & Child Care Providers
· Interim Guidance for Administrators of US Childcare Programs and K-12 Schools to Plan, Prepare, and Respond to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) (CDC)

· Webinar: Update on the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) for Schools (February 7, 2020) (NYSDOH)

· Information about Corona Virus for Child Care Providers from (OCFS)

· Joint NYSDOH/NYSED Letter to School Administrators (NYSDOH/NYSED)

· Higher Education Webinar (January 23, 2020) (NYSDOH)
Businesses
· Guidance for Businesses and Employers to Plan and Respond to COVID-19
Travelers
· FAQs about Monitoring and Movement Restrictions (NYSDOH)

· CDC Info for Travelers (CDC)
Additional Info
· Latest Updates from the CDC

· CDC COVID-19 in the US

· Info from the NYSDOH

· WHO COVID-19 Situation Reports

· US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) COVID-19 website

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The Wyoming County Health Department's mission is to ensure the optimal health of the community through promotion of physical and mental health and prevention of disease, injury and disability through ongoing dedication to excellence and values in the provision of community based services.

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8am to 9am every day is reserved for seniors.
Perry: (585) 969-3525
Castile: (585) 493-1130
www.dollargeneral.com

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Batavia Daily News Community Support Map

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Batavia Daily News Community Support Map

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(585) 283-5200

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Perry Rotary and PCSD “Give the Gift of Perry” to those in need

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Perry Rotary and PCSD “Give the Gift of Perry” to those in need

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The Perry Rotary Club is distributing more than $20,000 in Give Perry gift certificates to local households in need. The certificates can be used in businesses throughout Perry.
Those in need can fill out a 3-question survey to request $100 in gift certificates:
https://forms.gle/pHKYMJsjBrFpJVTWA
Those wishing to donate to this initiative can send donations marked “Give the Gift of Perry” made out to the Perry Rotary Club Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 339, Perry, NY 14530.

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Resources to Assist Businesses and Residents

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Resources to Assist Businesses and Residents

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The Perry Main Street Association has compiled a list of resources to assist local businesses and residents.

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Summary ¹ of key provisions of the (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act), with explanations about:

Support and Aid for Small Businesses

Unemployment Compensation

Rebates for Americans

Short-Time Compensation (Shared-Work Program)

Coronavirus Emergency Loans - Small Business Guide and Checklist. ² Includes eligibility requirements, loan limits and tool for calculating monthly payroll costs.

Guide to the Employee Retention Tax Credit ² for employers who are closed, partially closed, or experiencing significant revenue losses as a result of COVID-19.

Need to know summary ³ about Unemployment Information and Pandemic Unemployment Assistance for New Yorkers.

Updates to State & Federal Unemployment Benefits, ⁴ including Supplemental Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC)

¹ Prepared by the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce
² Prepared by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
³ Prepared by the NYS Department of Labor
⁴ Prepared by Complete Payroll

Coronavirus-specific Webpage with information, updates, and community resources.

Empire State Development

Frequently Asked Questions for determining if a business is subject to a workforce reduction under executive order 202.8 requiring NYS businesses to reduce the number of employees working at individual locations in the state. If your question is not answered at this site, contact ESD.

GoWyoming Chamber and Tourism

Wyoming County Food Growers, Producers and Vendors of various locally-raised goods, including fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy products, maple syrup and honey.

Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce

Portal to Coronavirus/COVID-19 Resources for Business

New York State of Health

Health insurance options available through Individual Marketplace to "help ease Coronavirus fears." Includes guidance for comparing health plan options and lowering health coverage costs. Special enrollment period runs through April 15 th and provides coverage effective April 1 st.

NYS Department of Labor

Governor's announcement of "NYS on Pause" executive order directing that all NYS non-essential business must close in-office personnel functions effective 8 PM March 22. Exceptions: groceries and healthcare services. Announcement includes new " Mathilda Law" protections for the most elderly (aged 70 and over) and 90-day moratorium on residential and commercial evictions.

Shared Work Program description ( allows employers to keep trained staff and avoid layoffs, and employees to receive partial Unemployment Insurance benefits while working reduced hours). Page includes eligibility information, and application form and instructions.

To volunteer or contribute to New York State's efforts to contain the COVID-19 outbreak, Email: covid19assistance@exec.ny.gov

NYS Paid Family Leave

Information about Governor Cuomo's job protection and financial compensation guarantees to workers and/or their dependent minors who are subject to a NYS mandatory or precautionary order of quarantine or isolation due to COVID-19.

NYS Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation

Guidelines for taking SAFE, healthy nature walks in NYS parks and abiding to Governor Cuomo's directives to stay at home as much as possible and for social distancing measures.

Small Business Administration

Fact Sheet about Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs) - Working capital loans to help small businesses and cooperatives, and non-profit organizations of all sizes, meet their ordinary and necessary financial obligations during the period of recovery from COVID-19. Deadline to apply: 12/21/20202020
Click here for loan application and additional disaster assistance information.
SBA's Customer Service Center: (800) 659-2955; Email disastercustomerservice@sba.gov

The Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce's Website includes a

Economic Injury Disaster Loan Webinar presented on 03/24/2020 to LCCC. Includes information to walk businesses through the SBA EIDL Process. (Link leads to s Page Down" to advance through slides.)
"How to Guide" and examples of the documents needed to create your EIDL application.

Paycheck Protection Loans (loans with forgiveness)* designed to incentivize small businesses to keep workers employed. Loans will be forgiven if all employees are kept on the payroll for 8 weeks and the money is used for payroll, rent, mortgage interest or utilities. Non-profits are eligible.

Overview of Paycheck Protection Loans, including eligibility guidelines and how to apply instructions (prepared by Complete Payroll).

* There is a funding cap. Those eligible are encouraged to apply as early as possible: Small businesses and sole proprietors can apply starting April 3, 2020; independent contractors and self-employed individuals start applying on April 10, 2020.

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Perry Main St Association, Inc. - Collected Resource List

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Summary 1 of key provisions of the (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act), with explanations about: Support and Aid for Small Businesses Unemployment Compensation Rebates for Americans Short-Time Compensation (Shared-Work Program) Coronavirus Emergency Loans - Small Business Guide and Checklist . 2 Includes eligibility requirements, loan limits and tool for calculating monthly payroll costs.

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Wyoming County Business Center Re-Start Wyoming Loan Program

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Wyoming County Business Center Re-Start Wyoming Loan Program

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The Wyoming County Business Center is offering low-interest loans of up to $10,000 with no interest for the first 12 months to qualifying businesses within Wyoming County.
(585) 786-3764
jpierce@wycoida.org

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Village of Perry Fresh Start 2020 Loan Program

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Village of Perry Fresh Start 2020 Loan Program

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The Village of Perry is offering interest-free loans of up to $4,800 to small businesses located in the Village. Applications are due May 14 at 9:00 am.
(585) 237-2216
mjensen@villageofperry.com
https://villageofperry.com/news/village-approves-fresh-start-2020-loan-program-to-assist-small-businesses/

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Perry and Letchworth Central School Districts reopened for in-person learning on Thursday, September 9, 2020.
Perry Central School District
(585) 237-0270
www.perry.k12.ny.us/domain/291
Letchworth Central School District
(585) 493-5999
www.letchworth.k12.ny.us

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The Perry Main Street Association invites local businesses to share changes to operations and hours due to COVID-19.

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8am to 9am on Tuesday is reserved for seniors.
(585) 237-3113
www.walgreens.com

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Available by appointment only.
(585) 237-2111

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Operations and delivery continue as usual.
(585) 237-6310
perryherald@frontiernet.net

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Office is closed, but design and printing services are available by email.
(585) 969-4086
print@oliveandink.com

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Open with reduced hours and by appointment; curbside pickup is available.
(585) 861-2861
www.facebook.com/pg/PawsPerrydise

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SLB is now scheduling appointments again.
(585) 237-8443
www.slbsalonboutique.com

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Store is now open to one person at a time by appointment, or for video shopping over FaceTime.
(585) 339-8743
www.facebook.com/stonewallcraftique

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All in-person shows are postponed until further notice. Some shows will be held online. Details on the New York State Puppet Festival and Shake on the Lake's production of Othello are TBA.
(501) 350-6340

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Wave Lengths will remain closed until Phase 3 of reopening.
(585) 237-3770
wavelengthssalon@ymail.com

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Available during regular hours by appointment only.
(585) 237-5365
carrie@westsbookkeeping.com

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If you run a Perry business not listed here, please take the Perry Main Street Association's Survey of Perry Businesses, which can be found under the Community Resources column. If you have information about a Castile business not listed here, please send an email to letchworthcableaccess@gmail.com. If you have information about a restaurant not listed, please contact the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce.

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Perry NY Facebook COVID-19 Community Group

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Perry NY Facebook COVID-19 Community Group

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More than 800 members giving advice, sharing stories, offering ideas for quarantine, masks, and support.

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Let's create a community network to meet each other's needs while we endure the COVID-19 pandemic. Not a discussion group. Not a group to post memes, hash out politics, criticize authorities, or...

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Perry - still open 24 hours; Subway open 11am to 8pm.
(585) 969-7096
Castile - open 6am to 8pm weekdays; 7am to 8pm weekends.
(585) 493-7075
www.crosbysstores.com

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Postponed until further notice.
(585) 786-0307
www.wycochamber.org

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The Perry High School reunion and alumni banquet scheduled for June 27 have been canceled.