East Rochester resident Lindsey Collier-Sears was talking to Lemoncello Cafe and Lounge owner Massimo Albano about the town’s development, and Albano mentioned how he had Bistro 135 on one side of his cafe and all they needed was a gallery on the other side.
Ed Keegan doesn’t remember having an “aha” moment when it came to drumming.
Casa Larga Vineyards came away from the New York State Fair with seven medals for wine-making excellence.
Moonlight Creamery, an ice cream shop in Fairport, is hosting its second annual Scholarship Day to benefit college-bound students on Thursday, July 1.
Local networking organization The August Group has about 4,000 members who come together to find and retain jobs.
The only thing Gary and Patty Bednarcyk don’t include with their custom in-ground pools and spas is the water.
Before summer arrives, the village of East Rochester will do some spring cleaning.
Flour City Pasta is the newest addition to the Fairport Farmers Market, which enters its fourth weekend Saturday.
Skateboarding kept them together when they were kids, and now it’s brought them back together in business.
Aviella Winder, 12, of Perinton, will release her debut CD, “Ready for Today,” at a special release party starting at 4 p.m. Saturday, May 29 at the House of Guitars, 645 Titus Ave., Irondequoit.
Casa Larga Vineyard’s 2006 Vidal Ice Wine was named “best dessert wine” at the International Riverside Wine Competition just two weeks after receiving a similar award from the Pacific Rim competition.
Tickets are on sale now for the all-new Fairport Duck Race at Fairport Canal Days in June, one of the largest arts-and-crafts festivals in the Northeast.
Fairport may not be in his district, but Rep. Christopher Lee, R-26, of Clarence, Erie County, made it a stop on a western New York tour Monday to talk tax issues.
For new moms looking for variety in their fitness regimen, Stroller Strides of Rochester is offering a free one-year anniversary class at 9 a.m. Wednesday, May 19 at Perinton Park.
Four months have passed since an earthquake ravaged Haiti, yet Rochester non-profit organization InterVol is still active in relief efforts.
When it comes to encouraging employees to contribute to their communities, PAETEC is walking the talk.
PAETEC Holding Corp. finished the first quarter of 2010 with $390.1 million in revenue, which is down 2.3 percent or $9.2 million from the first quarter of 2009.
There’s a new name on Fortune magazine’s list of America’s 1,000 largest corporations, based on annual revenue.
Casa Larga is the official winery of the Lilac Festival which runs May 14-23 in downtown Rochester.
Casa Larga Vineyards was a double award winner at the 25th Pacific Rim International Wine Competition recently at the National Orange Show Events Center in Southern California.
