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Lessons learned by ‘Old School’ lifestyles By Donna Cordello There were six of us in my home, sharing one tiny

Dorm Living at NYS Fair. A Lesson on Snoring

By John Addyman Over the years, I’ve learned to be wary of people who tell me, “Oh, you’ll have a

By Susan Suben Most often, caregivers forget to take care of themselves because they are so consumed with caring for

CPA spends entire career at Rochester firm moving all the way up to managing partner; talks about passion for golfing,

Alex White, 55, has twice run for mayor and says his political aspirations, which involve basic changes to the way

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By Jim Miller Robocalls make up around 50 percent of all phone calls today, and it’s only getting worse. Americans

By Jim Terwilliger In past columns, we frequently extolled the virtues of the Roth IRA. Congress did us a big

Foodie and family-friendly Rochester restaurant serves up something for everyone By Christopher Malone Dining out in Rochester yields a lot

By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant You likely have many plans for after retirement — travel, hobbies and some much-needed R&R —

Some companies may favor younger applicants, who may have more updated skills, require less pay By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Of