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In my latest article for The Citizen, read about all the fun ways you can spend the last few weeks of summer in Cayuga County!

"Has anyone seen the Delaware?" This Independence Day, I was at my parents' house on the Delaware River. Every year the neighbors put on a small parade using their personal cars with July 4th streamers or an ATV or tractor. We then proceed to drive around the neighborhood slowly and wave at a small group of spectators. This year, we shook things up. Mounting a canoe to a boat trailer, the kids and I reenacted George Washington's crossing of the Delaware a mere 200 feet from the river (although miles North of the actual crossing). Not all that hard to create, and it was a certainly a crowd favorite. Here's my big takeaway. With a little creativity and effort, any one of us can turn a normalized event into something more special and memorable. For example, and learning this from a past boss, I occasionally bring root beer floats into a morning meeting to hand out. Not a ton of effort--certainly talked about afterwards. The best leaders I know do three things: 1. Get the job done (a prerequisite to the other two) 2. Make it fun 3. Create memories Sometimes it only takes a little extra effort to make something extraordinary!

For many teenagers, the classic summer experience means clocking in! ⏲️☀️ With Michigan teens about to turn in their applications, here's what restaurant operators need to know about hiring and inspiring teenage summer workers - and how a job in hospitality could set young professionals on the path to success from an early age. Read more at the MRLA Blog ➡️ https://bit.ly/3V8TVTz

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