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Sponsored Post: Clinton Crossings to host open house on Saturday, March 10th

By Lisa Ace


OPEN HOUSE - SATURDAY March 10th! Whether you’re newly retired, considering retiring or just looking for maintenance free living, then Clinton Crossing is the place for you.

Our new homes let you continue living independently with no steps or stairs to climb, plus it’s a relaxing community with friendly neighbors.

All of our 1,200-square-foot homes come complete with two bedroom, one and a half baths, fully equipped kitchen, full-size washer and dryer, attached garage, beautiful vinyl deck, ceramic tile and elegant carpets in the living room and bedrooms.

Join us for the open house and see for yourself, all that Clinton Crossings has to offer.

Sponsored Post: Open House this Saturday: 147 Pearl Street Road

By Lisa Ace

New Listing Alert: 147 Pearl Street! Superbly maintained 3 bedroom, bath and a half home with not one ounce of anything to do! This home is no flip...completely gutted and remodeled within the last 5 years beautifully done and tastefully decorated.

Roof full tear off 4 yrs. ago, furnace 5 yrs. -- Beautiful cherry cabinetry with granite countertops all stainless appliances to stay, plus washer/dryer! Nice formal dining/extra large living room area with cozy gas fireplace – great for entertaining. Upstairs bath fully gutted with super convenient upstairs laundry area and three large bedrooms. All new carpeting throughout as well!.

The outside features an extra wide drive and a double lot with a nice back deck...Inexpensive utilities and no flood insurance. What more do you want? Check it out!

Call Lynn Bezon today at Reliant Real Estate or click here for more information on this listing.

Sponsored Post: New guidelines for the assessment of permanent impairments

By Lisa Ace


The Workers’ Compensation Board recently adopted new guidelines for the assessment of permanent impairments. These new guidelines apply only to the assessment of permanency related to extremity injuries, not head, neck or back injuries.

They direct doctors how to determine the schedule loss of use percentage, or award, that an injured worker is due for a permanent injury to an extremity.

The Board was tasked with the job of updating these guidelines by the NYS legislature in early 2017. The intention was for the guidelines to be updated to reflect medical advances since the guidelines were first written, decades ago.

Unfortunately, the Board’s first revision to the guidelines went well beyond what anyone expected, or what could be justified simply based upon medical advancements. The Board’s proposal significantly slashed awards and changed how doctors were directed to evaluate schedule loss of use with little to no justification for these changes.

For these reasons, Dolce, Panepinto and other concerned parties, started a campaign to resist these changes. Among other things, we instituted a mass postcard campaign to let the Board know that injured workers would not stand for these changes.

Due to the support of many of you, we were successful in putting a stop to the Board’s first proposed revision to the guidelines. The new guidelines, that were recently adopted by the Board, are vastly different from the first rewrite.

While the newly adopted guidelines may result in some changes to how doctors assess schedule loss of use, they will not result in the across the board substantial reductions in permanency awards that the first revision intended.

We want to thank our clients, family and friends who assisted us in the postcard campaign and in other ways. This amazing result could not have been achieved without your help. Click here to visit our site.

Sponsored Post: Awesome country location with 3 bedrooms

By Lisa Ace


Awesome country location for this affordable 3 bedroom 2 full bath home! Whether you are downsizing or just starting out, this home fits the bill.

With a spacious open concept and large rooms makes this home feel large but super cozy. Located in the Elba School system, this home is perfect for the people who want their piece of country.

Surrounded by fields on a quiet road -- definitely one to take a ride for!

Call Lynn Bezon today at Reliant Reliant Estate to see 5774 Shelt Road – call 344-HOME! Click here to view the full listing.

Sponsored Post: Superbly maintained and completely remodeled

By Lisa Ace


Superbly maintained 3 bedroom bath and a half home with not one ounce of anything to do! This home is no flip...completely gutted and remodeled within the last 5 years, beautifully done and tastefully decorated.

Roof full tear off 4 years ago and furnace 5 years ago. Beautiful cherry cabinetry with granite countertops, all stainless appliances to stay, plus washer/dryer! Nice formal dining with extra large living room area with cozy gas fireplace-great for entertaining. Upstairs bath fully gutted with super convenient upstairs laundry area and three large bedrooms.

All new carpeting throughout as well! Outside features extra wide drive and double lot and nice back deck...Inexpensive utilities and no flood insurance, what more do you want?

Check it out today. Call Lynn Bezon at Reliant Real Estate 585-344-HOME or click here for more information on this listing.

Sponsored Post: Solid home in the village, call Lynn Bezon today

By Lisa Ace


Solid home in the heart of the village! This three bedroom home has a lot to offer, either to someone starting out or a growing family.

This home is super spacious with a very open floor plan downstairs and upstairs features plenty of closets and good size bedrooms. The kitchen is sunny and bright and has homey back breakfast nook out looking the fenced in backyard. There is an extra deep garage, plenty big enough for a car and work space!

The basement of the home, with a little work, could be great extra living space- it's already partially finished and has a wet bar! The home offers central air, a new 200-amp electrical service and the roof on home and garage is 7 years young.

With very little elbow grease, this home can be up and running in no time! Very easy to see! Call Lynn Bezon at Relaint Real Estate today at 344-HOME or click here for more information on this listing.

Sponsored Post: A lot of bang for the buck! Visit 1 North Park today

By Lisa Ace


A lot of home for the money. Located on the Northside and needs no flood Insurance, keeping it super affordable for those on a budget – great location and great price!

With a little sweat equity you could have a great return on your investment – literally brand new tear off roof as of listing date! This home is definitely in need of paint and wall paper but someone with a great decorating sense could make a beautiful home.

With over three full floors of useable living space, four large bedrooms and huge fully finished attic, which could be anything you want! Home sits on quiet corner lot, set back from intersection and has great fenced yard for whatever you want to keep fenced in!

Definitely one to think about! Call Lynn Bezon at Reliant Real Estate today or click here to view this listing.

Sponsored Post: New guidelines for the assessment of permanent impairments

By Lisa Ace


The Workers’ Compensation Board recently adopted new guidelines for the assessment of permanent impairments. These new guidelines apply only to the assessment of permanency related to extremity injuries, not head, neck or back injuries.

They direct doctors how to determine the schedule loss of use percentage, or award, that an injured worker is due for a permanent injury to an extremity.

The Board was tasked with the job of updating these guidelines by the NYS legislature in early 2017. The intention was for the guidelines to be updated to reflect medical advances since the guidelines were first written, decades ago.

Unfortunately, the Board’s first revision to the guidelines went well beyond what anyone expected, or what could be justified simply based upon medical advancements. The Board’s proposal significantly slashed awards and changed how doctors were directed to evaluate schedule loss of use with little to no justification for these changes.

For these reasons, Dolce, Panepinto and other concerned parties, started a campaign to resist these changes. Among other things, we instituted a mass postcard campaign to let the Board know that injured workers would not stand for these changes.

Due to the support of many of you, we were successful in putting a stop to the Board’s first proposed revision to the guidelines. The new guidelines, that were recently adopted by the Board, are vastly different from the first rewrite.

While the newly adopted guidelines may result in some changes to how doctors assess schedule loss of use, they will not result in the across the board substantial reductions in permanency awards that the first revision intended.

We want to thank our clients, family and friends who assisted us in the post card campaign and in other ways. This amazing result could not have been achieved without your help.

Sponsored Post: Nothing to do but move in! Everything is new

By Lisa Ace


Super opportunity to own this beautifully remodeled from top to bottom country home! Literally from the studs up this home has been done -- electrical, drywall, furnace, central air, flooring, bathrooms, kitchen, windows and siding!

The layout is spacious and open with cathedral ceilings and the bedrooms are large with huge closets -- the master bedroom suite is every girl's dream! Master bedroom bath and laundry hookups all on main floor for no stairs convenience! The location is on quiet country road within five-minute drive of thruway and shopping.

Home has public water as well -- all the pluses of country living with amenities! Definitely one to check out -- why build when you can buy this beautiful home at almost half the cost!

Call Lynn Bezon at 585-344-HOME today or click here for more information on this listing.

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