Vinyl Still Going Strong
Owners of local music shops say old, young music lovers still attracted to vinyl records By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant LP
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A Lot at The Little
Longtime volunteer at The Little Theatre reflects on its cultural significance in Rochester By Lynette M. Loomis In downtown Rochester
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In Search of a Sibling
Monroe County sisters reunite after being raised by different adoptive families By Lynette M. Loomis Diane Cook, 57, and Karen
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Reaching for the Unreachable
Highly driven attorney, supporter of the arts, women’s rights advocate: Sharon Stiller talks about what keeps her going By Mike
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Open for Business
The New Horizons Clarinet Choir gathers people from all walks of life who form a bond around playing the clarinet.
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One Career, One Employer
Dottie Haelen celebrates 60 years working at Highland Hospital By Mike Costanza After many years at Highland Hospital, registered nurse
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A Proud Legacy
Veteran firefighter John Welker epitomizes public safety By Lynette M. Loomis A lot of little boys want to grow up
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Simply Divine
Pastor-turned-author from Fairport recounts his faith-based career, lifestyle By John Addyman A 29-year old bachelor in divinity school is hunkered
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Bonsai Master
Henrietta’s Bill Valavanis: This activity can grow on you By John Addyman Time and love. Spend 90 seconds with a
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The Underground Railroad
Not necessarily underground, and not actually a railroad By Lynette M. Loomis Jerry Bennett is one of the area’s frequently
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Wooden Cane Production, A Family Affair
Rod & Staff in Corfu combines form and function By Lynette M. Loomis How can anything so beautiful be so
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