Flower trucks are fairly new to the pop-up scene, with the majority of them located in larger cities in the South. Jessica Weiss fell in
An offer of certainty in a COVID world By Lisa Powers Although 2020 may have seemed like it lasted a lifetime, the flip of the
A child in a poppy-patterned fuchsia coat plays outside with her two friends in Sisimiut, a city in western Greenland. Her cheeks are almost as
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As a well-known dance partnership originating from Rochester, Styles Dykes and Emma Vandewater provide inspiration for young contemporary and ballet dancers. Dykes and Vandewater, ages nineteen and seventeen respectively, were
Dear (585) Friends, Hope you had a great week! Tomorrow, SpaceX will reattempt its launch of two Americans into space—a first for a commercial aerospace
At only seventeen, Sejal Shah was the first Indian American in Rochester to perform an arangetram. An arangetram is a debut performance by a student
By Erin Scherer Photos by Kate Melton On a sunny Sunday afternoon in February, members of the Junior League of Rochester are working on the
In 2014, Liz Seru and John Truex got a phone call they didn’t expect—Anthony Bourdain wanted to feature their new business, Borough Furnace, on his
“Saving the world through chocolate.” That’s the bold statement proclaimed by Lindsay Tarnoff, one of three city of Rochester entrepreneur-owners of Laughing Gull Chocolates on
