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User Preferences/Talk

DaveMahon — 2008-05-13T00:47:15Z

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- Please avoid Charlies "Family" Restaurants" Yes the food is okay. but you can get the same thing at any local "Hots" place, Tom Whals, or Bill Greys. They have a reputation for treating their full time, commited employees as trash. The owner, Jeff Reidel, likes to make many promises to employees that are looking for, and willing to commit themselves to his employment for HIS BENEFIT, that they will be taken care of in return. But he continually prides himself on his power trip by just firing people who are an asset to his company. We must pity him though, as he was given a restaurant with no real appreciation for it and therefore has no idea how to handle and/or manage this. - One can only hope that anyone looking or opportunity in the restaurant field does not approach this company. As as Mr. Reidel has proven time and time again, you will not be valued nor appreciated. There are so many other places to go for work and with so many more (all) positive benefits.	+ =STOP!= + + Only use this page to discuss the content of our ["User Preferences"] page. + + To learn how to talk about any other topic the following content from our ["Edit Rocwiki"] page may be useful: + + [[Include(Edit Rocwiki)]] + + ---- + + [[Comments(Now you can discuss User Preferences)]]

SarahDavid — 2008-05-09T22:02:27Z

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- deleted	+ Please avoid Charlies "Family" Restaurants" Yes the food is okay. but you can get the same thing at any local "Hots" place, Tom Whals, or Bill Greys. They have a reputation for treating their full time, commited employees as trash. The owner, Jeff Reidel, likes to make many promises to employees that are looking for, and willing to commit themselves to his employment for HIS BENEFIT, that they will be taken care of in return. But he continually prides himself on his power trip by just firing people who are an asset to his company. We must pity him though, as he was given a restaurant with no real appreciation for it and therefore has no idea how to handle and/or manage this. + One can only hope that anyone looking or opportunity in the restaurant field does not approach this company. As as Mr. Reidel has proven time and time again, you will not be valued nor appreciated. There are so many other places to go for work and with so many more (all) positive benefits.

DaveMahon — 2008-04-03T18:33:20Z

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- This page is for discussing the contents of ["User Preferences"]. - In your item about the Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse you state that the light was last lit in the 1890's. This is incorrect. The light was offically turned off on Feb. 28, 1881. A new fresnel lens was found and installed in the tower for the Rochester Sesquecentennail in 1984. The light was turned on on June 18, of that year. My daughter and I researached all the lighthouses on the Genesee River last year and made a new display of many of the interesting facts we found. "FROM THE BEGINNING" June Codding	+ deleted

JuneCodding — 2008-04-03T17:32:59Z

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	+ This page is for discussing the contents of ["User Preferences"]. + In your item about the Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse you state that the light was last lit in the 1890's. This is incorrect. The light was offically turned off on Feb. 28, 1881. A new fresnel lens was found and installed in the tower for the Rochester Sesquecentennail in 1984. The light was turned on on June 18, of that year. My daughter and I researached all the lighthouses on the Genesee River last year and made a new display of many of the interesting facts we found. "FROM THE BEGINNING" June Codding