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Living room lullabies
What kind of band sings Scooby Doo, Peter Cottontail, Willie Nelson, and the Beatles? The answer might surprise you—or not
(585) says: Good news! Brain boost edition
Give your noggin a kick start this week with online classes, webinars, and workshops.
All in the family
Bill and Justine Mapstone have nurtured Crosman's Seeds for three generations
An unusually beautiful garden
An aficionado reveals her prime picks in flowering plants
The epidemi-mom-blog-ist
Martina Anto-Ocrah finally has the crazy under control
Get your spring on
A fresh spin on a romantic style
The ladies of Laughing Gull
Chocolatiers create community for their families and others
Melting pots
Borough Furnace forges its own path
In a league of its own
How the Junior League of Rochester’s Applehood & Motherpie became a timeless classic
We were more Indian once
Sejal Shah’s compelling essays reflect upon youth, race, and identity
Tee off with Thai Mii Up
Fairport restaurant’s Laotian dishes are full of unexpected flavors
The future is bright
Dress for Success helps women land better jobs
Short Stories Long
Local author's new collection flows like a novel
If you build it, they will come
Harvey and Lauren Rayner have big plans for their rural town—greenhouses, workshops, residency programs, tiny homes, and maybe even a coffee shop and English pub. But it all starts with a rustic-chic bed and breakfast.
How do you like them apples?
Star Cider is a Finger Lakes family affair
The brewmeister
John Urlaub was brewing craft beer before brewing craft beer was cool
Take your apartment from zero to sixty
Design tips from the pros
Breaking point
Bruce Murray’s Boundary Breaks makes Riesling its focus
Hoarders next door
South Wedge shop satisfies Euro cravings
Voici le chef Lyonnaise
French Week at Rooney’s is a tasty, time-honored tradition
The chickens and the eggs
A former sales engineer finds his true calling in farming
Keeping it good and simple
Longtime restaurateurs excel at authentic Italian
Yellow in the winter garden
Brighten winter’s palette with yellow ornamentals, evergreens, shrubs, and perennials
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