Boeheim is Basketball
Here, in an excerpt from his new memoir, Jim Boeheim, the head coach of the Syracuse University men’s basketball team discusses his hometown of…
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At Sixes and Sevens
I’m very busy right now planning my art-purchasing strategy for 6x6x2015. This unique fundraising art exhibit, a benefit for the Rochester Contemporary Art Center,…
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The Beat Goes On
Legendary jazz drummer George Reed adopted Elmira as his hometown, after nearly 30 years touring the United States and Europe and playing clubs in…
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Spring Into Action
On our 8-acre property, where we established over 4,000 square feet of gardens and 2 acres of ponds, my late husband, Craig, and I…
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Meet You at the Deluxe
Over 80 years have passed since a team of horses dug the foundation for the Deluxe Restaurant & Grill in the northern part of…
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1st Annual Children’s Photo Contest
We’re very excited to present the winners of the first annual Children’s Photo Contest. With scores of entrants and several hundred photographs to judge,…
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The Progression of Spring
Spring is an elusive creature. It can arrive as a beautiful sunny day or it can take the form of a heavy snowfall. In…
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Jamboree on Wheels
The handwritten sign taped to the lamppost announces, “Roller Derby Today 7:00 p.m. Cass Park.” A line of cars turns into the parking lot…
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Boeheim is Basketball
Contrary to popular belief, being the son of a mortician does not make you weird or obsessed with death or anything like that. In…
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A Terroir Tasting
The single vineyard craze has been in full force for just a few years in the Finger Lakes, so it was with some surprise…
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