Cost of Long-term Care Survey

By Susan Suben For the past 15 years, Genworth’s company, CareScout, has conducted surveys whose findings try to help individuals

My Problem With Parking Lots

By John Addyman You know the conventional wisdom that says if you can put a name to something you’re concerned

Man of many hats enters his 40th year of teaching at Roberts Wesleyan College — has taught more than 10,000

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

By Jim Miller Caring for an elder parent can be challenging in many ways, but it can be especially difficult

By Jim Terwilliger Divorce is tough enough. Dealing with retirement plans during and following a divorce adds an extra degree

One big, fat Greek-filled belly: Pittsford restaurant turning 20 By Christopher Malone The plaza of Northfield Common in Pittsford is

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

What’s your ‘magic number’ for a comfortable retirement life? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Remember when $1 million represented the “magic

Tommy and the Tremors brings early rock ‘n roll to parties, events in Rochester region By John Addyman You want