Capturing the ‘60s
Through writing, poet expresses her feelings about tumultuous time in U.S. history By Christine Green What does a writer’s house
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10 Signs You Need to Dump Your Financial Adviser
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Perhaps you’ve used the same financial adviser for many years, maybe even your parent’s favorite firm.
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Pride of Roberts Wesleyan
Professor Elvera Berry leaving indelible footprint on education scene after teaching for more than 50 years and counting By Ernst
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Should You Consider Having a Housemate?
Having someone to share a home with has some great advantages, some disadvantages By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Perhaps your large
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Don’t Let Your Will Get Outdated
Experts: To make sure your wishes are carried, make sure to have an update will By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Good
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Breaking Down Barriers
Joe and Maree Klingensmith define what ministry is all about By Janet Olexy You could say that biology brought them
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Stick-to-itiveness
DIYer: There are times when it is OK to become unglued By John Addyman With spring coming up soon, some
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When the Curtain Rises, the Years Don’t Count
Age is only a number at Off-Monroe Players By Mike Costanza I’ll probably continue doing theater as long as I’m
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Those Darn New Year’s Resolutions…
By Susan Suben How many of you made New Year’s resolutions in 2017 that you did not follow through on?
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Janet Yoshie Ashida Johnson, 59
Spencerport resident is a world-renowned judo instructor, Olympic level coach and international judo competition referee. She shares the lessons and values she’s learned By
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Alone and Content
Gwenn Voelckers, founder of ‘Live Alone and Thrive’ workshops, talks about her new book and reveals her secrets to happiness
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