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Tour Companies Struggling To Book Greece Trips
The economic turmoil in Greece is a concern for many U.S.-based travel companies that offer tours to some of the Mediterranean's most revered destinations.
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Nurse devises surgical harness system
Highland Hospital nurse Tamra West of Greece, right, demonstrates the use of her invention, the AliMed Trendelenburg Positioner on surgical technologist Andrea Rogers of Webster.
Summer Reading Program at Barnes and Noble - 2012
There are so many exciting opportunities to help your kids as they read over the summer! A One opportunity you can take advantage of is through Barnes and Noble.A Barnes and Noble is again offering a program over the summer to encourage kids to keep up with their reading! This summer's program is called Imagination's Destination!A The program is ... (more)
Oil edges above $91 amid Iran nuclear concerns
The price of oil rose slightly to above $91 a barrel Tuesday amid concerns that tensions over Iran's nuclear program could escalate as sanctions tighten this summer.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
The reason behind Fashion Week
A preview of Fashion Week 2012: Model Emily Addison, 17, of Greece, strikes a pose at the Rochester Public Market, one of this year's venues.
Rochester Plays Role In Plan To End Alzheimer's
There are times when love isn't enough; when a partnership relies on patience. Ben and Elaine Gioseffi's relationship has crossed that threshold.
Oil rises above $91 on Greece vote optimism
Oil rose above $91 a barrel Monday in Asia as Greek polls suggested pro-austerity parties might win elections next month, raising the likelihood the country will stay in the euro common currency.
Bond Havens May Become Even More Crowded
With few places to hide from the growing storm in Greece, investors are expected to keep putting their money into U.S. Treasurys and German government bonds, despite their record low rates of return.
Spanish bank's ills hurt market
In a Dec. 9, 2011 file photo specialist Michael Gagliano, foreground right, works at a post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Europe's 'New Austerity' -- The Cheesecake Diet
NEW YORK -- Austerity has failed. You won't see that in any of the headlines from the media propaganda machine, and for a very good reason: Our intellectually bankrupt governments have no "Plan B." The evidence of the colossal failure of Friedman Austerity is both abundant and unequivocal.
Europe Imploding Again: Get Ready For The 3PM Press Conference
Greek's ravaged Athens last year in response to austerity measures, now they are voting against them - Image credit: AFP/Getty Images via @daylife Tensions within the Eurozone are building to a fever pitch, as the euro falls to its lowest levels since July 2010 against the U.S. dollar over renewed Greek fears.
Oil near seven-month lows at $91.50
The price of oil is near seven-month lows following warnings of a "severe recession" in Europe and an apparent easing of tensions over Iran's nuclear program.
Stony Brook uses donation for Hellenic studies
Nearly 50 years ago, Peter Tsantes stood in front of a diner he bought in a part of Central Islip that would later become Islandia.
Although hikes are often in wooded areas, here is a trail within a populated area.
Is there enough police presence at Ontario Beach Park?
A warm day drew thousands of people to Ontario Beach Sunday and there were trouble.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Did You Know? Sweden Has an Impressive Disc Golf Course
I didn't until I had the opportunity to write an article about disc golf in the Rochester area for the sports section of the Democrat and ChronicleA A last week.
All Local Perkins Restaurants Close For Good
All Perkins restaurants in the Greater Rochester area are now closed. The Perkins Restaurants in Greece and Penfield closed at the end of business Sunday.
Olympic Flame Flies To United Kingdom
The flame for the London Olympics, which was ignited by the rays of the sun in the 2,800-year-old Temple of Hera in Greece, arrives in the UK Saturday.
Second Circuit rules against town board-led prayer
Town board meetings in Greece, NY [official website] are led with prayer, typically Christian-based, although the town maintains that any denomination is welcome to lead the council in prayer.