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Saturday, June 29, 2019

In the last column we discussed the tax burdens on New York State residents, and I promised that we would update our pri…

Assemblyman Brian Kolb: Summer fun meets summer learning in Finger Lakes

The school year is over, and for many families that means pool parties, vacations and relaxation. And, while those are a…

Richard Hermann: You can't have too many candidates

A rising tide of TV and newspaper pundits are already complaining about the large number of Democratic candidates for pr…

Resort developer works to renew dock permit in Canandaigua

City officials say a permit allowing use of a controversial dock had lapsed

Eat, Drink And Be Murphy: 'Toxic' but tasty

Toxic Tony's food cart brings a little life - and lunch - to the City Pier

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HOMES

7 kids' bedrooms that are perfect for now and later

Three plead guilty to bomb plot

The young men admit planning an attack on a Muslim community near Binghamton

Final wash for Town and Country Dry Cleaners

Tommie Brown, 80, is going to enjoy the retired life after owning the North Main Street business for the last 35 years.

Memorial set for 5 slain Capital Gazette employees

Journalists will gather in a park in Annapolis, Maryland, for a memorial for the five Capital Gazette employees who were…

Politicians' tweets could get slapped with warning labels

Presidents and other world leaders and political figures who use Twitter to threaten or abuse others could find their tw…

WEEKEND FORECAST

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Etiquette Chics: Etiquette and feminism - friends or foes?

When we think about feminism, many of us may, surprisingly, have various definitions of the word. The true and simple de…

New women's health center opens in Clifton Springs

The Clifton Springs center is among expanded services in the Rochester Regional Health network

POLITICAL ROUNDUP: Canandaigua City Republicans pick candidates

The committee announces its slate of City Council candidates for the fall election

'They will always be a part of Naples'

A couple celebrates their 70th wedding anniversary in their hometown before moving to Florida

Canandaigua legislators weigh in on plastics bans and more

Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb and state Sen. Pam Helming speak at Canandaigua Chamber of Commerce event

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