Greece Woman Publishes First Novel at 73

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Book focuses on a psychopathic killer who is terrorizing the streets of Rochester By Arn J. Albertini Judith Burns, 74,

Is Leasing a Car Right for You?

Buying a car was a no-brainer when you were younger — but is leasing a better deal now? By Deborah

Financial implications more complicated when divorcing later in life, divorce attorneys say By Todd Etshman Think you’re too old to

By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Don’t entertain divorce as a choice for improving your financial situation. It likely won’t, according to

Older runners thrive in running-addicted Rochester By Todd Etshman Even if you’re not a runner, you’ve probably noticed there are

Machine knitting group promotes knitting, camaraderie As with many hobbies, sharing machine knitting with friends makes it more fun. The

New York Wine & Culinary Center becoming top destination point, in part thanks to new manager By Ernst Lamothe Jr.

‘The Truth About Daniel’ is a book about the controversial brother of the woman who helped secure the right to

Expert: It’s never too late to start saving By Ernst Lamothe Jr. The concept of saving for retirement can sometimes

Laurie and Albert Broccolo combine talents to run business together By Lynette Loomis In the late ‘50s and early ‘60s, young

By Sandra Scott Ann Arbor, Mich., makes the short list in many categories: the happiest city in America, best place