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Rochester’s infamous “Double Initial Murders” won’t die due to new book, continuing coverage By Christine Green Michael Benson, 62, and

Pride of Honeoye Falls is cut above the rest By Lynette Loomis Walking into Henry Besanceney’s “barber shop” is like

Toastmasters leader has worn many hats — nurse, law enforcement officer, clown By Christine Green If there is a word to

At 68, Mark Green continues to hit the racing circuit. For him, auto racing builds competitive spirit, camaraderie among participants

A visit to the Palmyra store is a chance to be reacquainted with one’s youth By John Addyman The store

Fencing all the rage in Rochester By Mike Costanza A sport with its origins in combat training might help you

‘South of Little Rock’ takes the reader through a small town in southern Arkansas as the community deals with segregation

By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Wondering about your roots? DNA testing can provide answers as to the question of your ancestry.

Farmer John Williams, 57, president of Williams Farms, supplies every Wegmans store with Wegmans brand potatoes By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant