Wooden Cane Production, A Family Affair
Rod & Staff in Corfu combines form and function By Lynette M. Loomis How can anything so beautiful be so
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So You Want to Be a Landlord
Rental business can be profitable but it can require a great deal of work By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant You have
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Delving into Death
Author writes book on pushing through life’s challenges, confronting the unknown By Christine Green When David Seaburn’s father died in
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A Winter Frolic with Grandkids
By Kimberly Blaker If your grandkids are like most, weekends and school snow closings are the highlight of the winter
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A Fond Fall Fishing Trip
Forget the high taxes. Nothing can beat the kind of beauty we have in New York, especially during a fishing
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Preserving What’s Precious
By Lynette M. Loomis When the Emancipation Proclamation needs repair do you get out the tape and felt tip pen?
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Miriam Zinter, 55
The juggling act of being a mortgage officer and a stand-up comedian By Christine Green Where did you grow up?
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A Red Fern Grows in Rochester
Are all vegan options guilty or guilt-free? By Christopher Malone There were many factors that played into choosing The Red
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This Scam Goes Like This: ‘Hi Grandma … ’
Don’t be tricked by this scam that drains your emotions — and wallet By Marion Tickner “Hi Grandma” is a
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10 Money Pits of Retirement
These expenses can put your retirement in jeopardy if you’re not careful By Bruce Horovitz There are so many scary
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Teaching Yoga, at 92
Brighton resident Mindy Rosenberg has been teaching yoga for more than 50 years. She is not about to stop any
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