Molding a Life of Creativity

Sculptor Nancy Jurs expresses herself through the arts By Mike Costanza A little thing can take your life in a

Meet ‘The ‘Bread Man’

A former Gates Chili educator has given away close to 100,000 loaves of bread in his crusade to share kindness

Rochester couple forsakes snow for travel, warmer climes By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant After retiring in 2009 from his position as

How can you know that the organization you’re donating to is legitimate? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant In 2017 Americans gave

Williamson resident reaches national prominence in track and field — has officiated all over the country, including at Olympic trials

Brighton man preaches the virtues of exploring The Great Unknown By Mike Costanza It all started for Adam Frank with

Grasta’s Wigs in Hilton not just your ordinary beauty salon By Christine Green Sharon Grasta sold her very first wig

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Ebeth, 81, and John, 82, are just not ready to live together By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Elizabeth “Ebeth” Merkle, and

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Enthusiasts say square dancing keeps them mentally and physically active By Colleen M. Farrell Think of square dancing and an

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Bruce Rychwalski suffered a serious heart issue seven years ago. After that he started running 5K marathons — in July

Film aficionado brings Italian films to Rochester community By Mike Costanza Tony Mangione’s bid to bring Italian films to Rochester