annual Kids-N-Trucks
by davecallahan
The Dome Center is hosting the Kids-N-Trucks event again this year.
Dump trucks, cement mixers, bull dozers, 10-tons, street cleaners and more. And the kids can climb all over them and hear how they work from the people who operate them. There are more than 20 trucks and plenty of volunteers to keep the kids interested for at least a half-hour or longer.
Food vendors, kids' games and hands-on activities are planned in the big tent area to enhance the experience.
Tickets are $5 each or $25 per family.
See the website http://www.domecenter.com] for scheduled dates and times and parking. Call the number listed below for tickets.
Henrietta, NY (suburb of Rochester)
by davecallahan
The township of Henrietta was incorporated in 1818. It had been settled and farmed since before the American Revolution (as the area called "West of Town"; where "The Town" was Pittsford). The Erie Canal opened up easy trade routes for the farmers and industries in town. The town continued to prosper and grow throughout the 19th century. After World War II there was a housing boom in Henrietta and the area population grew three-fold. The introduction of I-390 and I-490 brought increased traffic and trade to the town (secondary routes 15 and 15A and 253 and Jefferson Road had been the primary access).
Henrietta has had a long time affinity with the education system culminating in the inclusion of Rochester Institute of Technology into the township.
Official online site for Henrietta is:
http://www.townofhenrietta.org/
wikipedia info:
39000 people, 12800 households, 8500 families, $61000 family income
ZIPCODE 14623 is Rochester or Henrietta
ZIPCODE 14467 is Henrietta, a suburb in Rochester in Monroe County
043-03-18N 077-38-35W
43.0550, -77.6427
Area Code 585
"interesting facts"
Henrietta was named after the Countess of Bath who was related to the original landowners