Frank Lloyd Wright designed just one building in Rochester. “There’s a certain serenity in the house,” explains Jane Parker, who owns East Boulevard’s Boynton House
Chef Ilhan Erkek has lived in many places, but he might love Rochester the most. “I like to go hiking,” he says. Erkek also enjoys
When young adults with autism exit the public school system, often at age twenty-one, they encounter what is sometimes called “the cliff” or “when the
by Carolyn Sperry For families with children on the autism spectrum, taking a summer vacation can come with challenges. Some children are thrown off by
When you walk into the dining room of the Dimitri House on North Union street, you feel the warmth of the place right away. “We
Rochester’s two largest ballet companies, Rochester City Ballet and New York State Ballet, provide opportunities for local dancers to perform for local audiences while also
A lot of people assume that Claudia Hoyser has moved to Nashville. “I still surprise them every time I say ‘no, I’m still a hometown
Anna Overmoyer knew when she was five-years old she wanted to be an artist. “I drew a picture of my grandpa,” she remembers. “And I
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