Spruce Up For Higher Home Sale Price
A little effort can result in a big pay day By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Selling your home should not be
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What to Do with Your Stuff Before You Downsize
By Jim Miller The process of weeding through a house full of stuff and parting with old possessions is difficult
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Henry Padrón-Morales Works to Bring Cultures Together
The bookstore owner has been an activist since an early age By Christine Green There is just something about being
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Allen Hopkins Ready To Continue Folk Music Tradition
…but is concerned with the way police are portrayed in songs By Todd Etshman Veteran local musician Allen Hopkins, 77,
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Jane Ahrens: Lifelong Educator Turned Entrepreneur
Former Rochester City School District teacher enjoys owning her business alongside her daughter, also a former teacher By Deborah Jeanne
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Ken Maring, 69
Manager of Empire Farm Days, one of the largest outdoor trade shows in the Northeast, talks about moving the event
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Think Local. Eat Local. Be Native.
Native Eatery and Bar serves up local American fare By Christopher Malone Casual upscale dining — hearing those words almost
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Horses on Parade
After 20 years, remaining horses are still loved By John Addyman If you could do something that would benefit 114
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Turning the Dirt for Frederick Douglass
Reverend hopes to bring more notice to Douglass, who lived in Rochester for 25 years By John Addyman The Rev.
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By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Volunteering provides incredible benefits to older adults, including physical, emotional and cognitive benefits, according to Ann
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Picking Up an Instrument Later in Life
It’s not too late for you to learn how to play By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Ever wished you had learned
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