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Congratulations to our $20,000 winner, Wayne Accardi! Additional $100 winners were Liz Genesky, Robert Gilsinan, Raymond Tortorice, Anthony Mudizynski and Jerome & Francis Kubineic. Thank you to all who supported our Cash Raffle this year!

Genesee County Chamber of Commerce honored Rotary Club of Batavia with their Special Service Recognition of the Year

Congratulations to our latest Rotary Leadership Graduates, Paul and Donna Saskowski and Bob Knipe.

Batavia Rotary Club sponsors two exchange students who are spending a year as students at Batavia High School. A special program for exchange students arranged by District 7090 is a wilderness outdoor leadership adventure at Algonquin Provincial Forest in the frozen northlands several hours north of Toronto. These photos show all the district exchange students who participated. Oline Jakobsgaard from Denmark and Steven Cunningham of Australia are our students.

Congratulations President Jim McMullen who graduated from Rotary Leadership Institute at Niagara College, Canada!

Congratulations Dr. Michael and Sharon Kubiniec and Jim McMullen who received Paul Harris Awards!

Congratulations Dr. David Swartz! Celebrating 50 Years in Batavia Rotary.

Oline Jakobsgaard, our exchange student from Denmark, at Batavia High graduation on Sunday.

Membership Meeting
Merrill Lynch Office

Oct 16, 2019 7:30 AM
AM Satellite Meeting
Sport of Kings Restaurant

Nov 06, 2019
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Membership Meeting
Merrill Lynch Office

Nov 20, 2019 7:30 AM
AM Satellite Meeting
Sport of Kings Restaurant

Dec 04, 2019
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM

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6 humanitarians honored for their work with refugees

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