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AFFIDAVIT of PUBLICATION C,Isltok Tot AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF NEW YORK) ss: Lesley Stevens, being duly sworn, deposes and County of Ontario ) says that she is the Foreman of the Publisher for the CANANDAIGUA MESSENGER, INC., Publisher of the Daily Messenger, a public newspaper published daily except Saturday in Ontario County; and Messenger Post Newspapers, ten community newspapers published weekly in Monroe County, published in the City of Canandaigua, NY in the County of Ontario, and that inserts were distributed in said newspapers on the following dates: (A-€ c,Isltok (01(-2.1eN tot tel t_91 )--cp Foreman of the Publisher Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of -31) 1\-C , 20-1-8 d NotaryIt Ilublict in and for New York State MARISSA N CROWLEY • NOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF NEW YORK Registration No. 01C136390291 Qualified in Monroe County Commission Expires APRIL 15. 2023 Az Wednesday, June 5, 2019 I Daily Messenger St ON TWI1TER Follow Daily Messenger copy editor L. David Wheeler's YOUR tweets: PMFH_LDWheeler 111111111111191111119111ffe READER SUBMITTED PHOTOS Send us your photos: Send us your pictures, and we'll share them with our readers here and online at MIllinow.cont. Include your name, address and a description of the photo. Please send photos to messengerPmessengerpostmedia.cont INFORMATION GUIDE GENERAL INFORMATION ADVERTISING Mk 394-6837 344-07701800.724-2099 CLASSIFIED: 394-0770 fat 3944837 DISPLAY' OH 1.114I: 337-4217 Monday, -Friday,810 am to 5:00 pm SUBMITTING INFORMATION CIRCULATION Home delWery services lad ad log Legah: 337-4251 subscriptions, billing inquiries messengerlegalso vacation stops or delivery concerns: messengerpostmediaxam total:394-7600 Obituaries: 337-4251 Saturday &Sunday,8:00-11:00 am obitsPmessengetportmedia.com Monday-Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Badassues: 394-0770 Shirley and John Braun celebrate their 27th anniversary MISSED DELIVERY? 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Petiodial Postage paid at PSC No. 121 —Electricity —Schedule for Electric Service (Street Lighting) Hews: 337-4277 Canandaigua, NY 14424 Letters to the Editor: POSTMASTER-Send slungesto 3374264 On May20, 2019, New Yorkstate Electric& Gas Corporation (NYSEG) flied with the NewYorkState Public Daily Messenger [email protected] 73 Buffalo Street, Service Commission (PSC) a plan with testimony, exhibits and proposed delivery rate dianges to the Sports: 3374238 Canandaigua, 11Y14424 above referenced tariff schedules for service. sportstamessengernostmedia.om ana[91P5seopPlaunca The changes contained in thatfiling would increase annual delivery( revenues byappkudmately S156.7 million (20.4% Delivery/ 10.4%Total) from NYSEG's electric operations and by approdmately$6.2 million (3.0% Delivery/1 A%Total) from the company's natural gas operations, to become effectiyeApril 2020. The PSC may approve, modify or reject any or all of the proposed tariff changes. The complete NYSEG filing maybe examined on the company's webske (nyseg.conil, or the PSC website (dps.ny.gov). These cases are open and public Individuals may provide comments directbi to the Secretary of the PSC or offer comments ata pubik statement hearing hosted bythe PSC (Reference Case Nos. 19-E0378, 19- G-0379). As the case proceeds, documents pertainingto the case are posted on the PSC website. Enter for MESSENGER laMEDIA a chance FATHER'S to win a DAY GREAT PRIZE! from Fine chocolates every month for a year and a delicious gift GIVEAWAY basket filled with love and decadent delights. ENTER DAILY! MAY 23 - JUNE 12 $500 VALUE! A2 Wednesday, June 12.2019 I Daily Messenger V ON TWITTER Follow Daily Messenger Executive Editor YOUR Jennifer Reed's tweets: RMPNireed READER SUBMITTED PHOTOS Send us your photos: Send us your pictures, and we'll share them with our readers here and online at MPNnow.com. Include your name, address and a description of the photo. 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