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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Want to Volunteer?
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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7 TRAILS You Should Try This Spring
By Kyra Mancine Looking for an adventure? Spring is the perfect season to savor spectacular views and get some exercise
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Margot Fass – A Passion for Frogs
Psychiatrist, artist, author and founder of A Frog House, devotes her time to educate people about frogs By Lynette M.
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Cheryl Yelle – Preserving the Best of Morgan Horses
For Mendon horse breeder, there is the Morgan — everything else is just a horse, she says. By Lynette M.
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Out of Work? Try These Tips
Experts offer suggestions to improve your chances of employment By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you’re 55 or older and looking
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Oh, No, I’m Retired
Facing — or maybe regretting — your retirement? Here is what three Rochester area retirees decided to do after retirement
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The Jukebox Repair Man
A chance meeting results in a ‘musical’ new career By John Addyman The things that happen over a cup of
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A Taste of Germany in Rochester
Market offers a plethora of German meats, beers and more By Mike Costanza After almost 21 years of running the
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Lorraine Staunch’s Positive Art
By Christine Green When guests walk into Lorraine Staunch’s art gallery and studio one of the first things they encounter
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