A Nurse and a Chemist

How two longtime friends with different professional paths got together to start a business in Fairport By Colleen M. Farrell

Don’t Call Nancy Jurs an ‘Artist’

If you’re an artist, God only knows what that is,” Nancy Jurs says. “I call myself a sculptor.” Jurs began

Jay Diedreck worked for Monroe County Health Department for 30 years. He left, wrote and published a book. He’s now

By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Richard McKee of Geneva has two granddaughters, but his 500 Hot Wheels model cars aren’t for

By John Addyman I was sitting alone, wondering what had just happened. I had a birthday. My sister-in-law, Jean, and

Several factors go into choosing the plan that best suits each individual By Susan Suben Medicare is a complicated subject.

Rochester resident doesn’t let age stop him when it comes biking — he still hits the road on a regular

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

Rochester woman served as a military nurse during the war collecting more than 70 different military patches from soldiers she

Life settlement is becoming a popular estate and long-term care planning strategy By Susan Suben What would you do if