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Brighton residents can view proposed housing
Residents can get an idea of the visual impact a proposed housing development could have by traveling near the site today.
Brighton couple restores historic home and unearths storied past
Walking into an older home can set your imagination wandering into the past, with previous occupants going about their lives and even connecting to your own life.
RPO musicians to perform at Brighton temple
The third annual chamber music concert sponsored by Temple B'rith Kodesh will be presented at 7 p.m. July 31, with a pre-concert talk at 6:30 p.m. The event, presented by the Lawrence R. Klepper Family Fund, ...
BRIGHTON - Leslie Apetz grew up on North Landing Road, hoping that someday she would live in the little house - the second-oldest in Brighton - next door.
The Women's Giving Circle, hands-on philanthropy
For the 33 women in the Rochester Women's Giving Circle, writing a check wasn't enough.
Brighton runner, hurdler make AGR team
Brighton High School seniors Alyssa Smith and Ayohinde Ehindero are members of the 2008 All-Greater Rochester track and field team.
Council Calls for Brighton Supervisor's Resignation
The town council in Brighton, New York is calling for Town Supervisor Peter Martin to resign.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Quick takes on health: Suicide prevention research detailed in book; weight loss talk planned
Rochester book about preventing suicide is part memoir DeQuincy A. Lezine nearly ended his own life as a teenager.
Brighton group to hold All-Alumni Picnic
The 2008 Annual All-Alumni Picnic, sponsored by the Brighton Schools Alumni Association, will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday, July 24.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Ruling that Canadian veterinarian can work in Brighton could affect 13 professions
From the time he was a kid in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where he immersed himself in Canadian television programs about animals and nature, Simon E. Kirk wanted to be a veterinarian.
Bernstein, Sondheim creations come to Brighton
Just as I was beginning to lament the fact that it would be several months before local schools would be showcasing their talents again, I stumbled upon two of my all-time favorite musicals - West Side Story ...
Poets with roots in Brighton, Victor to appear here
Poets with roots in Brighton and Victor will read from their works at 7 p.m. July 24 at Writers & Books, 740 University Ave.
iPods stolen: Someone stole three iPods out of two unlocked cars on Commodore Parkway sometime between 10:30 p.m. on July 6 and 6:30 a.m. July 7. Flags filched: Someone stole 15 of 28 American flags displayed in a yard on Oakdale Drive sometime between 8:30 p.m. on July 4 and 7 a.m. on July 5. Fireworks: On July 3 a Sonora Parkway resident was awoken by someone shooting off fireworks around 1 a.m. The resident confronted three males on his property and took the fireworks they had.
Patients can now make life and death decisions
A new law is giving patients the chance to make decisions about how they want to die.
Stephenie Meyer series discussed in Brighton
A Stephenie Meyer book discussion and trivia session will take place at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 10, at the Brighton Memorial Library, 2300 Elmwood Ave.
Pilates 'Girls Night Out' in Brighton
On Girls Night Out, members of the National Association of Women Business Owners will learn how to balance mind, body and spirit while networking.
Grand Larceny Charges for Store Manager
Sheriff's deputies arrested a convenience store manager on charges he stole hundreds of dollars worth of receipts from his own store.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Students plan revue to benefit AIDS fight
Student performers from local high schools and colleges throughout the Northeast will stage two performances this month of a musical theater revue called Fight With Love .
Apartment Fire Causes Temporary Evacuation
Rochester firefighters evacuated an apartment complex on the city's west side late Thursday night, after a small fire broke out in one of the units.