Jim Montanus is following in his father’s footsteps yet carving out his own path as a multiple “Best of Rochester” winner and frequent poster on
If you’re one of the many Rochesterians who adopted, fostered, or had to surrender animal companions in the past year, you aren’t alone. Animal shelters
Ristorante Lucano 1815 East Avenue 244-3460 ristorantelucano.com As Ristorante Lucano celebrated its nineteenth anniversary on November 13, the owners of this East Avenue stronghold
Rugs have always been considered as a form of art, even though their role is practical and even prosaic—we walk on them, after all—and we’re
Being a finalist in the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD; New York City) Burke Prize this fall was inspiring for Holland Houdek, a Rochester
It can be daunting to step into the shoes of a long-standing, beloved leadership figure, but Kyle Semmel, the new executive director of Rochester’s Writers
“Versatile” and “prolific” hardly begin to describe local author Randi Minetor. With more than two dozen books in print or under way, she’s the Energizer
More people in our area are looking after parents, spouses, life partners, siblings, other relatives, or friends who need help as they age. This stage
