Enjoying a little downtime. noun. Downtime is defined as a period of relaxation or decreased activity, or a time when a machine or technology is unavailable for use. When you have had a busy day and you kick back and relax with a beer, this is an example of downtime.
Cyndy extends her time and efforts to a variety of community events and organizations. A successful businesswoman, she will bring sound judgement to the position. The committee and I are extremely proud to endorse Judge Sybil Kennedy, a seasoned judge, for the Grand Island Town Justice. Judge Kennedy had worked as chief clerk for Judge Pritchard for many years and has served as Town Justice for the past 16 years.
Her name was Sybil Ludington. Sybil was born on 5 April 1761, in Putnam County, New York, to 15-year-old Abigail and 21-year-old Henry Ludington. Although the family would come to include 12 children, only eight were bom at the time Sybil made her famous ride. As the oldest, Sybil faced a never-ending round of chores each day, including making butter, soap or candles, sewing, washing dishes and helping care for her brothers and sisters. Often, Sybil assisted in her father's gristmill.