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GUEST ESSAY/ART MASON: Elder abuse rampant in COVID-19 world

This content is being provided for free as a public service to our readers during the coronavirus outbreak. Please suppo…

'Go to' veterans advocate in Farmington honored

Ed Hemminger of Farmington is recognized by the Canandaigua chapter of the National Society of Daughters of American Rev…

I am old; I am male and I am white. Therefore I see the world as an old white man. If that means that I am racist, I sup…

GUEST ESSAY/BENJAMIN WACHS: What future do you want to live in?

The question seems obvious: how is calling in the military to deal with protests a better option than announcing a feder…

Front-Row Seat: Ready to rock? Venues plan for live-music future

As the Finger Lakes wends through the reopening process, venues are looking ahead to when - and how - they can host live…

'Black Lives Matter' in Naples

Speakers and a march in the village of Naples coincide with similar events nationally and locally

Flowers of Hope campaign supports Alzheimer's walk

The Alzheimer's Association launched its Flowers of Hope campaign for residents of the Greater Rochester and Finger Lake…

Ontario County tourism agency sets up 'sanitation bank'

Businesses can buy cleaning supplies at a reduced rate to help them reopen safely, in an initative by Ontario County's t…

Attempted murder charge in Geneseo Walmart stabbing

A Schuyler County man is accused of an "unprovoked" attack on a woman in a Geneseo store

The drive-through, drop-off event is free and for Ontario County residents only

Phase 3 reopening looms for Finger Lakes region

Dining in, tattoos and nail work, with rules, will be allowed in the next phase of reopening the state

Thompson Hospital workers kneel in support of Black Lives Matter

About 100 people from several departments throughout F.F. Thompson Hospital and the M.M. Ewing Continuing Care Center jo…

Front-Row Seat: Three diverse visions seen in Cobblestone show

A virtual opening for the art exhibit is planned for Thursday

Phase Three reopening could begin Friday.

There appears to be no connection between the two, other than both were store customers, according to police

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