Rochester’s fashion scene is experiencing a green renaissance through vintage clothing stores and consignment pop-up shops. This “recycled” way of styling an outfit and designing
A walk to the Public Market along Railroad Street in downtown Rochester is full of unexpected pleasures. To my surprise, Warehouse127 home (across from BXCR
Some might be surprised by Simone Boone’s trajectory from bartender to certified sommelier. That is, everyone except for Boone herself. The owner of Apogee Wine
As we look toward the future, there are Rochester traditions coming back that many of us are excited for. The Rochester Fringe Festival comes to
Canandaigua residents Cherie and Rob Molloy’s seven-year-old golden retriever, Finley, has always had a ball with tennis balls. Finley is great at fetching but not
I know a lot about dog parks. In 2013, I formed a citizens group to advocate for a dog park in my Canandaigua community. Canandaigua
After working as a pharmacist for thirty years, Lisa Cragle was ready for a career change, but opening a business was not on her radar.
In the last five years, the number of municipalities offering some form of composting has grown by nearly two-thirds, according to a 2019 report from
Collecting houseplants has become more than a hobby—it’s now considered a lifestyle. Rochester’s notoriously long and gray winters combined with quarantine guidelines have caused a
Rootstock Ciderworks 3274 Eddy Rd., Williamson (315) 589-8733 Seed and Stone Cidery The Hungerford Building, 1115 E. Main St., Rochester 340-7310 Grafting is a
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