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High schools allowed to play fewer games | democratandchronicle ... High school teams in all sports around the state, including locally in Section V, will be allowed to play fewer games during the next two school years. 2.
Gates Blog: Halloween Decorations The stores have already started putting out and selling all Halloween decorations and what you might need.. They always start early. ... 3.
Number of high school games at 'Big House' shrinks ... Number of high school games at 'Big House' shrinks ... Saturday's final championship games capped four days of boys tournament play at Blue Cross, ... 4.
Wineries launch New York Ice Wine Festival | democratandchronicle ... Recently, Casa Larga’s Fiori Vidal Ice Wine received the Trophy for Best Dessert Wine from the International Wine & Spirits Competition in London. ... 5.
PAETEC says position solid despite big losses ... The Perinton-based firm says it remains committed to a new downtown Rochdester headquarters, even though the company continues to post sizable financial ... 6.
Kodak's online offering, Kodak Gallery, hooks up with Photobucket ... The walls around Eastman Kodak Co.'s struggling Kodak Gallery are starting to come down. Kodak's 8-year-old online photo-sharing site — which hosts 5 ... 7.
Webster Blog: Operation Recycle School Supplies -- Update Time for another update on Operation Recycle School Supplies. ... Greece: Athena High School, Lakeshore Elementary and Odyssey High School ... 8.
Local pharmacy ordered to repay $3.3M in Medicaid claims ... Officials at Saratoga Pharmacy on Lyell Avenue say they are appealing the decision. ... Gannett Co., Inc. Gannett Foundation · USA TODAY · apartments.com ... 9.
News Department Contact Information | democratandchronicle.com ... Jim Stinson, Business reporter. Phone: (585) 258-2274 e-mail: jfstinso@rocheste.gannett.com .... phone: (585) 258-2582 e-mail: sashline@gannett.com ... 10.
Shanghai in Henrietta greets Lunar New Year with dragon, photo ... Shanghai Chinese Restaurant server Shirley Au brings dishes for customers Karen Blume, left, and Darlene Yaravitz. Shanghai offers dishes such as stewed ... |
