18 February 2011
At 68, one of Rochester most successful developers (he owns Legacy Senior Living Communities, for example) is still working overtime By Mike Costanza After decades in real estate development, Anthony DiMarzo still enjoys going to work. “I just love the business,” said the president, CEO and owner of Mark IV Enterprises, Inc., a top real estate development and [...]
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18 February 2011
Chronological age need not be a barrier to running one’s own business. By Dean M. Lichterman From taxes to Tai-Chi, from tourism to training, four Flower City women are proof of that, and they use their skills to help others and create successful ventures in and around Rochester. Betty Perkins-Carpenter At 80, she still runs her [...]
Posted in 55+ Columns, Retirement/Jobs0 Comments
18 February 2011
Largest Canadian city has museums, historic sites, theatrical presentations, sports venues, shopping galore and diverse dining options By Sandra Scott Toronto is a world-class city closer to Central New York than New York City with just as much to offer. Toronto is the provincial capital of Ontario, Canada’s largest city, and one of the world’s most [...]
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18 February 2011
After 33 years spent practicing medicine privately and at Strong Memorial Hospital, and serving on the faculty of the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, this retired Pittsford neurosurgeon has returned to his first passion—music. Q. You picked up an instrument for the first time while living with you family in Cleveland Ohio. What [...]
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18 February 2011
Martial arts training gives 55-plussers an edge By Mike Costanza However old you are, martial arts training can help you kick the aging process backwards. “I feel better than I ever have in my life,” says JoAnn Moda. Then, the 60-year-old grandmother with the black belt in taekwondo returned to pummeling a punching bag. Moda studies taekwondo and elements [...]
Posted in 55+ Columns, Health/Fitness0 Comments
18 February 2011
I don’t know about you, but the never-ending number of passwords and PINs (personal identification numbers) we need to operate our computers, do our banking and perform other vital functions of life is driving me nuts. I live in mortal fear of forgetting some key password, and, of course, you are warned ad nauseum not to [...]
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