Choosing a College That’s Right for You
The first hurdle in a college career happens to be a large one – choosing which college to attend. Students, at just 17 mind…
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Bluebell Island
A fine and subtle spirit dwells In every little flower, Each one its own sweet feeling breathes With more or less of power. There…
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Art Into Action
During the 16 years Suzanne Farley ran the Naples Grape Festival, she always felt she was missing the opportunity to view and purchase great…
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A Maple Sugaring March
March is a time of transition as winter releases its frigid hold and spring slowly embraces us with warmth and light. The change is…
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A Different Getaway
If you asked a dozen people to name a great getaway, it’s a good bet “monastery” would not be one of the answers. Too…
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Turkey Talk
Accounts of large flocks of wild turkey inhabiting the Finger Lakes region can be found in the stories told by Native Americans and in…
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The Whisper of Hope
Little did Amy Holtz know when she developed a passion for dogs at a young age that she would one day provide frustrated dog…
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Spring and its Various Opportunities
Right now I’m sitting by the side of a pool, watching my kids’ swim practice. This is the second year they’ve been involved in…
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Searching for the Perfect Moment
Finding the extraordinary in things commonplace is a talent Jack Jackowetz has perfected. He captures moments before they’re gone – moments he knows are…
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Positively Strong: Parkour Finds a Foothold in the Finger Lakes
One Saturday afternoon last August, I took my 14-year-old son, David, to a parkour training session in Manhattan Square Park in Rochester. Although he’s…
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