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1950'SI'll take present-day Rochester (Dissent column), 4:11:2002 p16A3M3M plan unveiled, but is it enough?, 9:5:2002 p1A/10ACleanup to begin at former 3M, GE sites, 4:11:2002 p4A Companies expect total cleanup by year's end, 6:6:2002 p3A Property is dangerous, its neighbors say, 8:15:2002 p3A 911Could 911 cuts hurt Brockport dispatchers?, 6:13:2002 p1A/14AGoing to 911 is only sensible (letter), 8:22:2002 p15A We need a standardized system in emergencies (letter), 8:22:2002 p15A You can't put a price on our dispatchers (letter), 9:12:2002 p15A AABORTIONSPro-lifers: Please hold your fire (Dissent column), 12:5:2002 p16AABRAHAMS, DOC AND KATYGardening duo inducted into Hall of Fame, 10:24:2002 p8AACADEMY AWARDS'Mind' over mannered? (award projections), 3:21:2002 p1ACCIDENTSBigelow, David 10 died in 2-vehicle accident, 1:24:2002 p1A/12ACar in the canal (photo), 2:21:2002 p3A Chief accepts blame for car accident, 6:27:2002 p3A Many helped injured fawn (letter), 8:1:2002 p13A On New Year's, avoid the quietest room (editorial), 12:26:2002 p14A RR bridge takes down another opponent, 8:1:2002 p3A ADOPT-A-TRAILCanal season closes with a cleanup (by Adopt-A-Trail), 10:17:2002 p2ACanal towpath gets spruced up, 10:31:2002 p4A Volunteers needed to help clean up canal trail, 5:16:2002 p2A ADOPTIONSLocal pastor calls adoptions "miracles" (guest essay), 11:28:2002 p15AADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSESAdvanced Placement needs help (Guest Essay), 5:16:2002 p15AADVERTISINGA priceless marketing strategy (Guest essay), 7:11:2002 p14AAFFIRMATIVE ACTIONLife in Congress: Affirmative inaction (Funny thing... column), 12:12:2002 p16AWe shall overcome, but it still needs work (Notebook column), 12:12:2002 p16A AFGHANISTANAfghan children deserve education and need our help (Guest essay), 10:24:2002 p19AAFRICAN AMERICANSSuburbs' good "first" shouldn't be the last (editorial), 9:5:2002 p12AAGENT ORANGEType II diabetes linked to Agent Orange exposure (From the Assemblyman column), 5:9:2002 p3AAGRICULTUREThis year's bounty was hard-won, 8:15:2002 p9AAGRILINKParking on Oxford Street may soon be restricted to force Agrilink employees to use lot, 1:17:2002 p1A/7AAIDSTogether, we can beat AIDS (letter), 11:28:2002 p15AYou can help find an AIDS vaccine (Guest essay), 5:16:2002 p14A AIRLINESPataki: Return of AirTran is 'home run' for upstate economy, 1:24:2002 p12AAIRPLANES"Buttercup" is a dream come true (for Earl Luce), 10:3:2002 p3AAIRTRANPataki: Return of AirTran is 'home run' for upstate economy, 1:24:2002 p12AAL SIGL CENTERAl Sigl Center to community: Take a walk, 10:24:2002 p8AALBION - BUSINESSWatt Farms market open, 5:23:2002 p4AALBRIGHT, MADELEINEAlbright urges international unity, 12:12:2002 p3AALCOHOLISMPunishment alone won't stop DWI (letter), 5:2:2002 p17AALL-TERRRAIN VEHICLESBuying in Clarkson means country living (letter), 7:25:2002 p13AHavoc on two and three wheels, 7:11:2002 p1A/16A Neighbor problems? Try a little civility (editorial), 7:25:2002 p12A ALLIED FROZEN STORAGE INC.Allied Frozen Storage Inc. received funding for energy saving equipment, 9:26:2002 p3AAllied property in Empire Zone, 9:12:002 p5A ALTERNATIVES FOR BATTERED WOMENNu-Look Collision gives car to ABW, 1:3:2002 p6AALZHEIMER'S DISEASEAlzheimer's workshop, 10:10:2002 p4AYou can help fight Alzheimer's (letter), 11:21:2002 p15A AMATO, FREDState Assembly candidates speak: Amato: Seniors need help (guest essay), 10:17:2002 p17AAMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY"Making strides against breast cancer," 8:22:2002 p5AHolley resident (Michael Fahey) to bike across Europe, 6:27:2002 p2A AMERICAN LEGIONLegion Auxiliary says thanks (letter), 7:4:2002 p13ALegion receives artwork (photo), 9:5:2002 p3A AMERICAN RED CROSSBlood supply a constant need (letter), 11:28:2002 p15AGiving without regret (Brockport High students), 11:21:2002 p1A/8A AMNESTY INTERNATIONALBells to toll (for Ray Crone released from death row), 4:18:2002 p5AANDREWS, BILLArea historians collaborate on "Around Brockport," a book detailing Brockport history, 5:30:2002 p1A/10AANIMAL RIGHTSA gutsy cow jumped over the moon (Commentary column), 4:11:2002 p16AANNIVERSARIESGuerinot, Dr. and Mrs. Gerard - celebrate 50 years together, 9:12:2002 p9AHanss, Jack and Joan celebrate 50th, 10:10:2002 p9A Heinrich, James L. and Virginia Nicely celebrate 50 years of marriage, 1:3:2002 p4A Lombs, Harold and Dorothy - celebrate 50 years of marriage, 12:19:2002 p11A May, Ralph and Jane (Park) celebrate anniversary, 9:26:2002 p11A Warthman, Earl O. and Irene "Sally" Cochran - 60 years, 1:17:002 p4A Webb, Ernie and Eadie celebrate 60th anniversary, 11:28:2002 p8A APPLETON, STEVEBrockport Post advertisement (photo), 1:31:2002 p10A, 3:14:2002 p14AAPPLIANCESWhen your appliances turn vindictive (Daily Dose column), 3:14:2002 p9AARMED FORCESAmthor, Philip C. - completed basic training, 9:26:2002 p2AArthur, Colin - completed Basic Hospital Corps School, 6:20:2002 p2A Beardslee, Frank J. - promoted, 3:7:2002 p2A Boyst, Kyle - graduated from aviation electrician school, 5:16:22002 p2A Carlton, Chad A. - graduated from basic training in Air Force, 8:29:2002 p2A Coast guard Academy accepting applications, 10:17:2002 p2A Cody, Christine - completed basic training, 6:27:2002 p2A Corcoran, Ryan - completed basic training, 7:18:2002 p2A Crosier, Giles G. - completed basic training, 4:4:2002 pA Ellsworth, Adam D. - has reported to Fort Benning, 8:8:2002 p2A Fudge, Jorel J. - graduated from basic training in Air Force, 8:29:2002 p2A Grubb, Nicholas R. and Tim A. Rohrbacher arrived at Aberdeen Proving Ground, 9:19:2002 p2A Hartter, Michael E. - graduated from Military Working Dog Handler School, 8:8:2002 p2A Jacobs, Jason T. - promoted to sgt., 4:4:2002 p2A4:4:2002 pA Johansen, Jason - completed basic training, 4:25:002 p2A Lippincott, Daniel R. - has reported to Fort Jackson, 8:8:002 p2A Mackanos, Paul J. III - was promoted, 4:18:2002 p2A Neale, Kevin P. - completed Marine Corps basic training, 12:19:2002 p2A Richards, Ryan - joined US Army, 6:27:2002 p2A Rodriguez, Fidel A. - completed basic training, 5:16:22002 p2A Rodriquez, Michelle M. Adams - joined Army under Delayed Entry Program, 8:8:2002 p2A Webster, Jason A. - completed basic training, 3:21:2002 p2A White, David W. - retired from Air Force, 5:16:22002 p2A Whiting, Adam A. - has reported to Fort Sill, 8:8:2002 p2A ARMED FORCES - VETERANSKorea vets have a winning idea (editorial), 7:18:2002 p10ANavy Club honors memory of Pearl Harbor attack, 12:12:2002 p1A Veterans' visit informs, reminds, 11:14:2002 p1A/13A ARTArt - I like it when I know it (Funny thing... column), 3:28:2002 p12AArtist's work at Seymour (Peggy Hale) (Photo), 6:20:2002 p2A Best of Show (Diane Hickerson) (photo), 12:19:2002 p2A Brittany Riling named US National Award winner in art, 6:27:2002 p2A Brockport artist (Jack Wolsky) honored, 11:14:2002 p2A Brockport High School art teacher Paula Crawford named Region II Art Educator of the Year, 1:10:2002 p1A/10A D'Agostino, (Anne Marie) artwork published in calendar, 12:26:2002 p2A Dave Jewett is a cut above the rest (chainsaw carvings), 12:5:2002 p14A Free art classes at Start Here Studio, 11:21:2002 p11A Margaret Hale's installation, Art in a Country Garden was selected for Lawn D'Arts II, 7:25:2002 p2A Watercolorist Dianne Hickerson wins award, 9:19:2002 p2A ATHENAEUMAthenaeum offers continued learning for seniors, 4:4:2002 p3AATHLETIC FIELDSGrass is greener...sometimes (Murf's Turf), 9:19:2002 p8AAUTOMOBILESDriver's manual available online (letter), 8:15:2002 p17AGood ideas come in bunches, apparently (Notebook column), 5:30:2002 p14A Harry and his water-powered car (Notebook column), 5:9:2002 p12A Let's go farther on a gallon of gas (editorial), 2:21:2002 p12A Unsafe for grandkids, and for soldiers overseas, 3:21:2002 p14A Why do media target only SUVs? (letter), 4:4:2002 p13A BBALOG, CASEYCasey Balog is honored, 10:31:2002 p14ABALTIMORE ORIOLESNo thanks for the memories (Commentary column), 10:3:2002 p14ABAYWINDE SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITYBaywinde Senior Living Community holds grand opening, 8:8:2002 p5ABENNETT, BILLVirtue guru just doesn't get it (Commentary column), 10:24:2002 p18ABERGEN(Gillam-Grant) Skate Park gets rolling (photo), 9:19:2002 p3ABIENVENIDABienvenida 2002 was a day to remember (letter), 7:4:2002 p13ABienvenida, welcoming migrant farmworkers, 6:20:2002 p2A BIKE RIDINGHolley resident (Michael Fahey) to bike across Europe, 6:27:2002 p2APro stunt bike rider Chris Poulos put on a gravity-defying performance, 6:20:2002 p1A BILLBOARDSAwww... (Chris and Valerie love note) (photo), 8:22:2002 p4ABIRDSNo evidence red dye is bad for birds (Green Thumb column), 9:19:2002 p7ABIRTHDAYS. SEE ALSO CentenariansMarjory E. Van Cise's 98th birthday celebrated (photo), 7:5:2002 p2ABIRTHSFowler, Ashlyn Skylar, 2:21:2002 p2AMackenzie Ruth Quinn, daughter of Jim and Susan Quinn (photo), 7:18:2002 p2A Mother's Day baby (Alexis Renee Clemons) (photo), 5:30:2002 p3A Turlington, Zachary Randall born March 14, 4:11:2002 pA BISCOBISCO gives to community projects, 12:5:2002 p6ABOCESCora Schrader honored for her years of service, 6:27:2002 p2ABODYBUILDINGBodybuilders to compete, 5:30:2002 p2ABOOKS"Teaching With All Your Heart" book by David E. Fessenden, 12:26:2002 p2A9/11 book fills an emotional need, 7:11:2002 p1A/16A Author (Lemony Snicket) proves reading is cool again, 1:24:2002 p3A Author's 'Storied Stadiums' finalist for award (Curt Smith), 4:18:2002 p8A Book event is a reader's paradise (Rochester Children's Festival), 11:7:2002 p8A Book signing and slide show (at Lift Bridge Books), 10:10:2002 p4A Essay by Caurie Miner Putnam included in new book, 11:21:2002 p2A Introducing Halle Berry is latest book by Christopher John Farley, 11:28:2002 p2A Rochester native Jack Kelly has written detective thriller (Mobtown), 1:17:2002 p1A/7A Roy Bubb's book (Memories of Manning Corners) debuts, 10:3:2002 p2A Sex and sense in 'The Sweet Hereafter' (Notebook column), 2:28:2002 p10A BOY SCOUTSBrockport Police to start Explorer program, 5:30:2002 p5AClothing collection (by Clarkson Boy Scout troop), 11:21:2002 p11A Explorer program offers oppportunity (letter), 4:4:2002 p13A Kenneth Rombaut honored with Northern Lights District Award of Merit, 4:25:2002 p2A Old cabin coming down this month (Boy Scout cabin), 5:2:2002 p5A Scout leaders honored (photo), 7:11:2002 p6A BREAST CANCER COALITIONA powerful reminder of love within family (letter), 5:9:2002 p13ABrockport girl (Elizabeth Snyder) raises money to fight the disease that killed her mom, 4:25:2002 p1A/6A Mother would be proud of her girl (editorial), 5:16:2002 p14A BRESLAWSKI, NANCYBrockport Post advertisement (photo), 1:24:2002 p12A, 3:7:2002 p14ABRIGHTON - BUSINESSESProductive treats abound at the Nut House, 8:1:2002 p7ABROCKPORTA year's worth of newsmakers, 12:26:2002 p1A/3ABISCO gives to community projects, 12:5:2002 p6A Brockport embraces self-improvement technique, 1:10:2002 p3A Brockport is still a great place (letter), 1:31:2002 p9A Many helped with a flower project (letter), 8:8:2002 p13A Parade of ghouls, 10:31:2002 p1A/15A There's no place like home (letter), 8:29:2002 p13A Village expects to be on target with legal fees, 6:20:2002 p1A/10A Whats ahead for Brockport (Guest Essay), 4:18:2002 p14A Will Coke add life to the village?, 7:25:2002 p1A/14A BROCKPORT - BUSINESSESAllied Frozen Food Storage, Inc. awarded $180,000 for energy efficiency equipment, 8:1:2002 p2AAllied Frozen Storage Inc. received funding for energy saving equipment, 9:26:2002 p3A Allied property in Empire Zone, 9:12:002 p5A Champion Moving and Storage Company choosees Brockport, 9:26:2002 p5A Dentist Dr. A. J. Monacelli will offer laser system, 9:19:2002 p2A Fowler Funeral Home's Cortlandt F. Fowler, received Lifetime Achievement Award, 11:14:2002 p3A Free art classes at Start Here Studio, 11:21:2002 p11A Lift Bridge Book Shop is 30-year Brockport tradition, 2:28:2002 p1A/12A Lift Bridge Books holds book signing and slide show, 10:10:2002 p4A McCracken Farms Pumpkin patch to open, 9:26:2002 p2A Merchants shop local, hpe you'll do the same, 12:5:2002 p1A/5A Much more than pumpkins, 11:7:2002 p1A Roger Weller of Brockport office of Edwards Jones named to All-American Team, 10:31:2002 p2A Sol Weinstein joined Brockport dental practice of his father Stephen Weinstein, 7:4:2002 p2A Supercenter in the works?, 12:12:2002 p1A/7A Superstore less than super for merchants (letter), 12:12:2002 p17A The brick and mortar of our village (guest essay), 8:8:2002 p13A Village may get Chubby's restaurant, 2:28:2002 p3A BROCKPORT - CHRISTMASA holiday gallery (photo), 12:19:2002 p1ACelebration of Lights at Northampton Park, 12:19:2002 p14A It's a tree of triumph, 12:12:2002 p1A/11A Light of lights (photo), 12:19:2002 p3A Lighting the holidays (photo), 12:19:2002 p8A Tree lighting and candlelight walk on Sunday, 12:5:2002 p2A BROCKPORT - CHURCHESAn online christmas (at Brockport Free Methodist Church) (photo), 12:12:2002 p2ABienvenida 2002 was a day to remember (letter), 7:4:2002 p13A Dr. David L. Gosling is scholar-in-residence at Brockport United Methodist Church, 9:12:2002 p2A Easter (services) in the churches, 3:21:2002 p8A Ecumenical Outreach Center nominated Everett Hobart for award, 6:20:2002 p2A First Presbyterian Church celebrates cornerstone laying, 7:4:2002 p2A Interim minister (Jimmy Reader) appointed (at First Presbyterian Church), 7:11:2002 p2A Judy McNamara and Dan May assist at First Presbyterian Church, 6:20:2002 p2A Love, service and the spirit of God (letter), 1:24:2002 p11A Pentecost service planned for First Presbyterian, 5:9:2002 p2A Rev. Bruce Plummer is senior pastor of Christ Community Church, 4:18:2002 p2A United Methodist Church in Brockport begins celebration of its 175th anniversary, 4:25:2002 p1A/6A United Methodist Church welcomes new pastor (Floyd H. Johnson), 7:25:2002 p2A BROCKPORT - CONCERTSSummer Serenades to begin next week, 6:6:2002 p2ABROCKPORT - DISPATCHERS911 won't work in Brockport (letter), 5:9:2002 p13ABrockport didn't duck dispatch issue (letter), 12:5:2002 p17A Brockport ducks dispatcher issue (editorial), 11:21:2002 p14A Brockport may drop dispatchers, 4:25:2002 p1A/7A Center didn't contribute to death (letter), 9:26:2002 p13A Could 911 cuts hurt Brockport dispatchers?, 6:13:2002 p1A/14A Dispatch recommendation could come soon, 10:17:2002 p3A Dispatch report ready, 7:4:2002 p1A Dispatch's future lies with study committee, 8:1:2002 p1A Dispatcher issue faces new hurdle, 12:12:2002 p1A/7A Don't cut public safety to save money (letter), 9:26:2002 p13A Local dispatchers to stay; cost shifted to towns, 11:7:2002 p1A/13A No case made yet for fire district (letter), 12:5:2002 p17A Show your support for Brockport's dispatchers (letter), 10:3:2002 p15A Sweden, Clarkson discuss dispatch, 5:23:2002 p1A/14A Time is critical in saving lives (letter), 6:13:2002 p13A Tough times call for tough decisions (editorial), 5:9:2002 p12A Village Board's action showed arrogance (letter), 11:14:2002 p15A Villagers vent over taxes, dispatch, 5:2:2002 p1A/18A BROCKPORT - ENVIRONMENT. SEE ALSO Environment3M plan unveiled, but is it enough?, 9:5:2002 p1A/10ACleanup begins: distrust remains, 8:8:2002 p1A/11A Cleanup to begin at former 3M, GE sites, 4:11:2002 p4A Companies expect total cleanup by year's end, 6:6:2002 p3A Property is dangerous, its neighbors say, 8:15:2002 p3A Study finds "normal" PCB levels in residents, 7:18:2002 p3A Thank you for helping clean up Brockport (Letter), 11:21:2002 p15A Village asks for closure plan (from Kleen-Brite), 12:26:2002 p1A/6A BROCKPORT - FINANCES'Financial crisis' looms over village, 3:28:2002 p1A/16ABrockport should get a tax reduction (letter), 4:4:2002 p13A Chief tightens spending policy, 10:3:2002 p1A/10A Cost-saving ideas eyed, 6:27:2002 p1A/16A Do away with 'grump month' (letter), 6:13:2002 p13A Tax group invites sheriff, 9:19:2002 p1A/14A Tax-cutting group missed the point (letter), 9:26:2002 p13A Taxes will go up in Brockport, 3:21:2002 p1A/16A Village budget a tough sell, 4:18:2002 p1A/16A Village trims its budget, 4:11:2002 p1A/18A Villagers vent over taxes, dispatch, 5:2:2002 p1A/18A BROCKPORT - FIRE'To the best of my ability...', 4:4:2002 p1A/14A125 years with the Brockport Fire Department (Guest Essay), 4:4:2002 p13A Brockport revises fire budget, 11:21:2002 p1A/8A Brockport Volunteer Firemen's Exempt Benevolent Association held 26th annual banquet and officer initiation, 12:5:2002 p2A Brockport Volunteer Firemen's Exempt Benevolent Association officers (photo), 12:5:2002 p2A Chiefs to take oath (Brockport Fire Department), 3:28:2002 p5A Easter egg hunt (Brockport Fire Department Auxiliary), 3:28:2002 p5A Fire budget may be revised, 11:14:2002 p1A/8A Fire safety a concern in student housing, 4:11:2002 p1A/10A Staying safe during the holidays, 12:5:2002 p3A BROCKPORT - GOVERNMENTBrockport embraces self-improvement technique (Falun Dafa), 1:10:2002 p3ACouncil may oust DeToy, 1:10:2002 p1/10A DeToy wants damages, 3:21:2002 p1A/16A DeToy wins court battle, 3:14:2002 p1A/14A DeToy's failure of judgement (editorial), 1:3:2002 p8A Interim highway chief (Harry Donahue) finds new taks daunting, 3:28:2002 p3A Make a decision, trustee tells board, 9:12:2002 p3A Mayor Matela marks one-year anniversary, 6:20:2002 p1A/11A Minor crimes to cost more, 11:28:2002 p1A/10A New public works chief (Bradley Upson) on the job in Brockport, 7:4:2002 p1A Post office advises: Mail early, 12:5:2002 p1A/5A Public concerns emerge over DeToy tapes, 1:3:2002 p1/10A Secret meetings alleged, 3:28:2002 p1A/16A Village creates economic development post (Scott Winner), 7:18:2002 1A Village doesn't need its own assessor - letter, 1:3:2002 p9A Village government ignoring our concerns (letter), 10:24:2002 p19A Village to develop five-year plan, 7:18:2002 p3A Village's appeal is about money, attorney says, 7:11:2002 p3A Wages of scandal, 4:4:2002 p1A/14A Working to improve Brockport, 3:14:2002 p1A/14A BROCKPORT - HISTORYArea historians collaborate on "Around Brockport," a book detailing Brockport history, 5:30:2002 p1A/10AOld cabin coming down this month (Boy Scout cabin), 5:2:2002 p5A The day the men from Brockport saved the nation (letter), 7:4:2002 p13A BROCKPORT - HOUSING232-lot subdivision planned for West Ave. Farash property, 4:18:2002 p1A/16AHome project inches ahead, 9:26:2002 p1A/8A Housing plan gets public airing, 5:16:2002 p1A/13A Landlord says village overreacted, 10:10:2002 p1A/10A Mayor puts lax landloards on notice, 8:15:2002 p1A Village approves limit on development, 10:24:2002 p1A/9A BROCKPORT - MUSEUMFeds, state help out the village, 12:19:2002 p1A/5ABROCKPORT - PARKSBrockport dedicates Remembrance Park, 6:13:2002 p1ABrockport will dedicate Remembrance Park tomorrow, 6:6:2002 p1A/14A Garden club is keeping Brockport's (Remembrance Park) beautiful, 5:23:2002 p2A BROCKPORT - POLICE'Post' photograph was in poor taste (letter), 1:31:2002 p9AA new look for Brockport police cars, 5:2:2002 p4A Awards programs to honor officers, community, 4:25:2002 p3A Brockport Police to start Explorer program, 5:30:2002 p5A Brockport really needs its police department (letter), 9:26:2002 p13A Caring cops (donated $50 to Brockport Food Shelf) (photo), 12:5:2002 p6A Cheif: More cops means less O/T, 8:01:2002 p1A/14A Chief accepts blame for car accident, 6:27:2002 p3A Chief thanks community (letter), 12:12:2002 p17A Chief tightens spending policy, 10:3:2002 p1A/10A Cops get grant for bulletproof vests, 7:4:2002 p3A Daniel Varrenti was sworn in as Brockport's new police chief last week, 1:31:2002 p1A/10A Dumping police is a bad idea (letter), 7:11:2002 p15A Ex-Brockport police chief explains his story (letter), 6:27:2002 p15A It's easy: Buckle up or get busted, 12:5:2002 p1A/5A Lakeside leader supports local police (letter), 10:10:2002 p15A Leave police fate in the hands of the voters (letter), 10:17:2002 p17A Mark Phillippy honored by Monroe County Traffic Safety Board, 3:14:2002 p2A Memo to village: They're 'public' affairs (editorial), 6:27:2002 p14A New police chief (Daniel P. Varrenti) to take oath, 1:10:2002 p1/10A New Police Chief Dan Varrenti receives training from firearms expert Mike DeToy, 1:17:2002 p1A No huge payday for Zimmer, 5:16:2002 p1A/13A Pair of part-timers to join Brockport police, 9:26:2002 p1A/8A Police chief defends hirings at public hearing, 4:11:2002 p3A Police union concedes on vacations, 6:27:2002 p1A/16A Secret meetings alleged, 3:28:2002 p1A/16A Staying safe during the holidays, 12:5:2002 p3A Veil over Zimmer Case may be lifted, 3:21:2002 p1A/16A Village may add cop, 3:28:2002 p1A/16A Village needs its own police (letter), 8:1:2002 p13A BROCKPORT - RECREATIONAdvisory council may replace Rec Commission, 5:23:2002 p1A/10ARec program isn't broken' don't fix it (letter), 6:20:2002 p15A BROCKPORT - TELECOMMUNICATIONS. SEE ALSO Telecommunications TowersCell tower contract offered to village, 12:19:2002 p8ABROCKPORT - TOURISMAll aboard for a yuletide ride, 12:19:2002 p3AFull speed ahead for train, tourism (editorial), 11:7:2002 p10A Grant will help pay for visitor center on canal, 10:31:2002 p3A Train engineers business for merchants, 10:31:2002 p6A BROCKPORT AMBULANCE CORPSNew gear ordered for ambulance corps, 9:12:2002 p5ABROCKPORT ART FESTIVALBrockport Art Festival is this weekend, 8:8:2002 p2ALooking on (Lydia Cammilleri) (photo), 8:22:2002 p5A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLSBrockport Central School District presents parenting workshop, 10:10:2002 p2ABrockport residents represented the Parent Teacher Student Association at state convention, 12:12:2002 p2A Good school conduct begins at home (editorial), 8:1:2002 p12A Parents Club workshop, 10:10:2002 p4A School registration for new residents, 8:8:2002 p4A Schools look for ways to improve attendance, 7:18:2002 p1A/14A Schools publish code of conduct, 7:25:2002 p1A/14A State school report card shows gaps in student performance by income, 4:18:2002 p1A/16A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - ALUMNIBrockport alums help Alfred baseball, 11:21:2002 p13AColleen O'Laughlin is mechanical engineer at GE Aeorspace, 6:27:2002 p2A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - ARTBrockport High School art teacher Paula Crawford named Region II Art Educator of the Year, 1:10:2002 p1A/10ABrockport School District student art exhibit at Tower Fine Arts Center, 5:16:2002 p3A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - AWARDS. SEE ALSO Brockport Central Schools - ScholarshipsAndrew Kleehammer received several awards, 7:18:2002 p2ABrockport essay winner (Sebastian Zona) (photo), 7:25:2002 p2A Brockport High School award winners, 7:4:2002 p8A Brockport honors varsity cheerleaders, 11:21:2002 p13A Grace Kronenberg received Rochester Youth Volunteer Award, 6:13:2002 p2A High School Scholar/Athlete award winners, 7:11:2002 p3A Honor students receive dictionaries (photo), 6:27:2002 p13A Jamie Pricola received achievement award to attend SUNY Fredonia, 8:15:2002 p2A Joshua Dickson was awarded the Peter A. TerLouw Memorial Award, 7:4:2002 p2A Malayne Karnitz received French V Award, 6:27:2002 p2A Michael O'Laughlin received Clarkson Univesity Leadership award, 6:27:2002 p2A Outstanding Brockport student (Michael Dumas) (photo), 6:20:2002 p11A Scholar-athlete award recipients, 6:27:2002 p5A Students honored at awards night, 6:20:2002 p4A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - BOARDSchool race draws three, 5:9:2002 p1A/5ABROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - BUDGETIveson wins big; school budget OK'd, 5:23:2002 p1A/11ASchool budget vote is next week, 5:16:2002 p5A Schools predict 5.1% tax increase, 4:4:2002 p1A/14A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - ELEMENTARYBrockport's Caring Kids raise $1,243 (for Lakeside Memorial Hospital), 6:13:2002 p3ACaring Kids Program sponsored coin drive, 2:28:2002 p2A Exploring talents, chasing dreams in third-grade play, 12:26:2002 p1A/6A Oh those beautiful biomes (Photo), 11:28:002 p4A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - EMPLOYEESBrockport Central employees honored (photo), 12:26:2002 p2ABrockport school employees honored (photo), 7:4:2002 p11A Joseph LaMarca, Transportation director completed master certification course, 9:26:2002 p2A Marian Klink attended National Science Teachers Association Convention, 4:18:2002 p2A School district employees honored, 4:18:2002 p3A Superintendent James Fallon says layoffs are a possibility in his district this year, 1:17:2002 p1A/7A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - HIGH SCHOOLA very caring class to graduate June 22, 6:13:2002 p1AAs You Like It (Brockport HS Drama Club) (photo), 3:28:2002 p2A BHS band attends music festival, 5:30;2002 p5A BHS beatniks (photo), 3:28:2002 p1A BHS Homecoming 2002, 10:17:2002 p1A Broadway in Brockport 2002, 5:30:2002 p2A Brockport High graduates, 6:27:2002 p9A Brockport High hosts family-centered "Sound (of Music," 11:7:2002 p1A/13A Brockport High names honor students, 1:24:2002 p6A, 3:21:2002 p4A, 5:16:2002 p8A Brockport High School jazz bands give concert, 11:28:2002 p4A Brockport High School music teacher (Maryellen Giese) to be honored, 7:11:2002 p2A Brockport High School students honored at Young Audiences of Rochester's Young filmmakers Festival, 8:9:2002 p2A Brockport participants in Senior HIgh Area All State Music Festival (photo), 1:3:2002 p6A Brockport senior (Kelly Lynn Bliemeister) selected for National Festival Orchestra, 2:21:2002 p2A Class acts (graduation) (photo), 6:27:2002 p1A Coffee klatch (photo), 5:2:2002 p1A Dance adds twist to usual dating rules (Sadie Hawkis dance), 11:28:2002 p1A/13A Dance chairmen (Leukemia Dance Marathon), 3:7:2002 p2A Giving without regret (Brockport High students), 11:21:2002 p1A/8A High school to serve up the 60s (BHS coffeehouse), 3:28:2002 p5A Jazz festival honorees (photo), 5:2:2002 p10A Meet BHS's top graduates (salutatorian Andrew Gardner, valedictorian christopher Plummer), 6:13:2002 p1A/14A Music festival participants (photo), 1:3:2002 p6A Onstage: exalting the human spirit (Guest essay), 6:6:2002 p13A RPYO members (photo), 11:14:2002 p2A Savannah Richards was finalist in Young Citizen of the Year, 6:20:2002 p2A School band going to Louisville, 4:5:2002 p4A Senior citizen prom planned for April 27, 4:4:2002 p2A Senior high school athletes looking ahead to college, 6:27:2002 p12A Sound of Music coming to Brockport High, 10:17:2002 p2A St. Amant (Phil) signs baseball letter of intent, 11:28:2002 p11A Varsity Club will host senior citizen prom, 4:4:2002 p2A VICA competition winners (photo), 5:23:2002 p5A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - JUNIOR HIGHAll County (Band and Orchestra) kids (photo), 5:30:2002 p2AAll-State band members (photo), 1:17:2002 p2A Junior high all-state musicians (photo), 11:21:2002 p2A Kids in (All County Mixed) choir (photo), 5:23:2002 pA Students attend music fest, 5:16:2002 p2A Students attend music fest (photo), 5:16:2002 p2A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - MEMORIALSTree planted as memorial (to John Peers) (photo), 10:31:2002 p2ABROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - MIDDLE SCHOOLA. D. Oliver School names honor students, 2:28:2002 p9AA.D. Oliver Middle School names honor students, 1:10:2002 p2A, 4:18:2002 p4A A.D. Oliver Middle School to present 'On Broadway,' 1:17:2002 p2A Education for Peace conference, 4:25:2002 p4A Kennan Paul Bloom in SUNY Brockport production, 3:7:2002 p2A Middle school choir performs at Lilac Fest (photo), 5:23:2002 p6A Middle school names honor students, 11:28:2002 p5A Middle school students named to honor rolls, 6:6:2002 p5A Oliver Middle School to present 'On Broadway" Feb 1 and 2, 1:24:2002 p1A Spirit of giving strikes middle schoolers, 12:19:002 p1A/5A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - REUNIONSBrockport (class of 1942) alumni celebrate 60th class reunion (photo), 8:29:2002 p2ABrockport alumni celebrate 60th class reunion, 8:29:2002 p2A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - SCHOLARSHIPS. SEE ALSO Brockport Central Schools - AwardsDavid Robinson received Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship, 6:20:2002 p2AJillian Smith recipient of Fleet Bank Scholarship, 7:11:2002 p2A Katherine Doe awarded a Presidential Scholarship of $13,600 to attend SUNY Oswego, 7:18:2002 p2A Pricola, Battisti win Beaney Memorial Scholarships, 6:27:2002 p11A BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - WE-MO-CO. SEE WE-MO-COBROCKPORT COMMUNITY NURSERY SCHOOLPost office tour (photo), 4:4:2002 p3ABROCKPORT ECUMENICAL FOOD SHELFThree ways to help Food Shelf (letter), 12:12:2002 p17ABROCKPORT INTEGRATED SERVICES AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS. SEE BISCOBROCKPORT NAVY CLUBNavy Club honors memory of Pearl Harbor attack, 12:12:2002 p1ABROCKPORT PLANNED PARENTHOODFree pap tests, 4:11:2002 p4ABROCKPORT POST'Post' writer (Christine Fien) takes top honor, 2:21:2002 p1A/10ACurt Smith starts monthly column today, 1:24:2002 p1A Essay by Caurie Miner Putnam included in new book, 11:21:002 p2A Ewing, Marie-Merrill - 'A true leader, also a lady,' 3:14:2002 p1A/14A Write it up, send it to us (sporting events) (Murf's Turf), 8:29:2002 p11A BROCKPORT POST - SPORTSSunday's trip down memory lane (Murf's Turf), 10:3:2002 p11AWhere do column ideas coome from? (Murf's Turf), 1:3:2002 p7A BROCKPORT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRABrockport Symphony hits a sweet note (Guest essay), 11:28:2002 p15AJohn Centrone is president of the Association, 8:8:2002 p2A Orchestra playing its "swan song"?, 9:26:2002 p3A BROCKPORT VILLAGE LANDING. SEE ALSO Remington Woods232-lot subdivision planned for West Ave. farash property, 4:18:2002 p1A/16AHousing plan gets public airing, 5:16:2002 p1A/13A BROCKPORT-SWEDEN TOY SHELFProvides free gifts for children, 11:8:002 p2ASpirit of giving strikes middle schollers, 12:19:002 p1A/5A BUBB, ROYRoy Bubb's book (Memories of Manning Corners) debuts, 10:3:2002 p2ABUCKMAN'S CAR WASHPenny Power campaign funds given to Lakeside Child Care, 8:22:002 p2ABUFFALO BILLSAutograph frenzy is sign of the times (Commentary column), 8:29:2002 p12ABills coming to town for training camp, 7:11:2002 p10A BURNING REGULATIONSRegulations on burning spelled out, 7:18:2002 p1ABUSES. SEE TransportationBUSINESSHow business links our towns to the world (Guest essay), 3:28:2002 p13ALocal photo firm (Crystal Digital Corp.) wins at international show, 3:21:2002 p4A Luscious desserts abound at Wojtczak's, 4:11:2002 p9A Phantom Chef cooks...in your own kitchen, 4:4:2002 p7A Village Sports opens new indoor facility, 4:11:2002 p14A BUTTERFLIESButterflies are already 'free' (guest essay), 1:10:2002 p9ALet's keep those butterflies flying (letter), 2:21:2002 p13A BYER, CINDYYou just can't keep Byer from running (Murf's Turf), 7:11:2002 p11ACCAMPINGWeathering the true test of a camper (Commentary column), 8:22:2002 p14ACARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORSGas detector sales up in wake of new law, 12:12:2002 p12ACATHOLICISMChallenging authority, shaking the faith (Hand Writings column), 7:11:002 p15AReasons Catholics ordain only males (letter), 1:3:2002 p9A The church can't run from scandal (Commentary ), 6:6:2002 p13A CELEBRATION OF LIGHTSCelebration of Lights at Northampton Park, 12:19:2002 p14ALight of lights (photo), 12:19:2002 p3A CENSORSHIPSex and sense in 'The Sweet Hereafter' (Notebook column), 2:28:2002 p10ACENTENARIANS. SEE ALSO BirthdaysFrom farm to bedside (age 103), 11:28:2002 P1a/10aHappy belated 109th birthday to Emma Stark, 1:10:2002 p2A Landing resident (Mabelle Robbins) turns 100, 6:27:2002 p2A CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION30 years of work for our environment (Liz Thorndike) (Guest essay), 8:15:2002 p17ACHAMPION MOVING AND STORAGE COMPANYMoving and Storage Company choosees Brockport, 9:26:2002 p5ACHARITIESArea residents (Amy Drechsler and mom Trudy) are running for a reason, 8:1:2002 p5ABISCO gives to community projects, 12:5:2002 p6A Brockport and Holley dentists participated in Smiles for Life campaign, 8:15:2002 p2A Brockport girl (Elizabeth Snyder) raises money to fight the disease that killed her mom, 4:25:2002 p1A/6A Charity event (Music For Aimee) was a success, 5:23:2002 p13A Children's Closet needs clothes, 12:5:2002 P5a Crop Walk, 4:11:2002 p4A Dr. A. J. Monacelli, Albion dentist, particapated in Smiles for Life campaign, 7:25:2002 p2A Food for Thanksgiving, 10:31:2002 p10A Golisano gives hospital $14 million gift (Strong Children's Hospital), 4:11:2002 p7A Greece Olympia football players and cheerleaders visit Golisano children's Hospital, 8:8:2002 p4A Hearts of "gold" (Cathy 4 Kids Golf Tournament), 8:15:2002 p1A/18A Here's a gift that really counts (letter), 12:19:2002 p13A High school hockey seniors hit the ice for charity, 3:7:2002 p10A Hockey all-stars hit the ice for charity, 3:14:2002 p13A Holiday toy drive (Hamlin Bread and Thread), 12:12:2002 p2A Honoring a man who worked for kids (Joe U. Posner) (letter), 6:20:2002 p15A Making strides against breast cancer, 8:22:2002 p5A Many helped gather food for people in need (letter), 5:30:2002 p15A Many helped with RIT fund-raiser (letter), 5:2:2002 p17A Marathoner makes a difference (Wendy Fitzgerald), 4:4:2002 p10A Miracle Mile walk-a-thon planned Oct 20, 10:3:2002 p9A Navy Seabees make improvement at the Navy Club, 8:1:2002 p2A Ogden Bears junior pee wee cheerleaders make Project Bundle Up a success, 10:3:2002 p4A Olympians make golf tourney (Cathy 4 Kids) a success, 8:29:2002 p1A/9A Penny Power campaign funds given to Lakeside Child Care, 8:22:002 p2A Santa Ellsworth delivers toys (photo), 12:19:2002 p6A Seeking housing for ill father (letter), 10:31:2002 p16A Spend time (and dollars) on poor kids (guest essay), 2:28:2002 p11A Teachers support Relay for Life, 7:18:2002 p4A Walk for Youth, 4:11:2002 p4A CHARLOTTE(Charlotte High School) Archives open for Charlotte grads, 6:27:2002 p13ACHESNUT, EUNICEBrockport Post advertisement (photo), 1:17:2002 p10A, 2:28:2002 p12A, 4:11:2002 p18ACHESNUT, MARKBrockport native (Mark Chesnut) displays photographs, 10:17:2002 p2ACHILDREN'S CLOTHES CLOSETChildren's Closet needs clothes, 12:5:2002 P5aCHILDS, NYCobblestone Museum to hold open house Sunday, 5:9:2002 p2ACHILI HISTORICAL PRESERVATION BOARDCornwell, Edward - in memory of (letter), 11:28:2002 p15ACHRISTMASAn important message becomes clear, 12:26:2002 p15AEase those holiday shopping pains (Funny thing... column), 11:28:2002 p14A One fleeting moment, 12:26:2002 p15A The lesson of the tattered angel, 12:26:2002 p15A When Santa Claus lost his spectacles, 12:26:2002 p15A Yes Virginia, there is a Santa (editorial), 12:19:2002 p12A CHURCHVILLE"Proud to Be an American" brunch by Far West Christian Women's Club, 8:29:2002 p5ACIGARETTESCrack down on Web cigarettes (letter), 12:12:2002 p17ACIVIL WARThe day the men from Brockport saved the nation (letter), 7:4:2002 p13ACLARENDONRoy Bubb's book (Memories of Manning Corners) debuts, 10:3:2002 p2ACLARKSONArea songwriters to perform in Clarkson, 8:22:2002 p2ABuying in Clarkson means country living (letter), 7:25:2002 p13A Clarkson festival a 'cut' above the rest, 5:30;2002 p3A Clarkson group weighs center opposition, 8:22:2002 p1A/10A Goodbye, summer 2002 (photo), 9:5:2002 p1A Grand opening at (Sweden/Clarkson Community center) 8:29:002 p2ALeaping success at frog-jumping contest at Clarkson Good Neighbor Day, 8:29:2002 p3ALumberjacks to compete at Clarkson Good Neighbor Day, 8:22:2002 p3A Mike Hopkins tried out toddler gym during tour of community center, 8:29:2002 p2A Neighbors question (Paul) Kimball on (Sweden/Clarkson Community) center, 9:5:2002 p1A/9A Residents "caught a buzz" at Clarkson Good Neighbor Day, 8:29:2002 p1A/9A Sweden, Clarkson discuss dispatch, 5:23:2002 p1A/14A CLARKSON - BUDGETClarkson adopts town budget for 2003, 11:21:2002 p3AClarkson tax rate: More of same for 2003, 10:31:2002 p1A/15A CLARKSON - CODE VIOLATIONSHavoc on two and three wheels, 7:11:2002 p1A/16ACLARKSON - HOUSINGAffordable-housing project divides Clarkson, 3:7:2002 p1A/14AClarkson homes showcased on holiday tour, 12:12:2002 p2A Ground breaking (Seldon Square Apartments Phase II) (photo), 12:5:2002 p3A CLARKSON - RECREATIONAdvisory council may replace Rec Commission, 5:23:2002 p1A/10AClarkson has a play place for the little ones, 10:10:2002 p3A Rec program isn't broken' don't fix it (letter), 6:20:2002 p15A CLARKSON ELECTRIC INC.Battisti wants out of Sweden, 11:21:2002 p1A/8AWhy was business told to move after eight years? (letter), 11:14:2002 p15A CLARKSON HISTORICAL SOCIETYClarkson Historical Society holds membership drive, 10:3:2002 p2AClarkson homes showcased on holiday tour, 12:12:2002 p2A CLICHESStop me if your're heard this one... (Funny thing... column), 4:18:2002 p15ACLINTON, HILLARYClinton to address SUNY Brockport graduates, 4:4:2002 p1ACLOTHINGMore profound Speedo revelations (Daily Dose column), 5:2:2002 p15ACNNCNN succumbs to pop culture (dissent column), 1:17:2002 p8AWhat's a nice girl like you doing on CNN (Funny thing column), 1:31:2002 p8A COBBLESTONE SOCIETY MUSEUMCobblestone Museum to hold open house Sunday, 5:9:2002 p2ACOCA-COLAWill Coke add life to the village?, 7:25:2002 p1A/14ACOLLEGE STUDENTSAbrams, Brian James. - dean's list, 8:1:2002 p2AAlexander, Karl - dean's list, 7:22:2002 p2A Anderson, Shawn - semester abroad, 11:21:2002 p2A Anzalone, Maria Theresa - dean's list, 8:1:2002 p2A Baker, James David - recognized as a cadet, 12:19:2002 p2A Balonek, Michael T. - inducted into Phi Beta Sigma, 6:13:2002 p2A Benedict, Daniel - dean's list, 4:25:2002 p2A, 7:22:2002 p2A Boucher, Rose T. - named to dean's list, 3:21:2002 p2A Brannigan, Aurora V. - named to dean's list, 2:21:2002 p2A Brannigan, Aurora V. - received Mildred Sweet memorial Liberal Arts award, 8:1:2002 p2A Brooks, Dawn - honored for high cum grade, 5:16:2002 p2A Burghardt, Jill - Who's Who Among Students in American Universities, 11:21:2002 p2A Bush, Tim - dean's list, 6:13:2002 p2A Butler, Laurie - awarded Best Paper in the Marketing Track, 5:23:2002 p2A Buttery, Jennifer Lynn - student at Hamilton, 9:26:2002 p2A Cloutier, Melissa Beth - graduate of SUNY Geneseo, 4:11:2002 p2A Connors, Sarah - dean's list, 1:24:2002 p2A, 3:14:2002 p2A, 8:8:2002 p2A Daily, Patrick M.- named to dean's list, 2:28:2002 p2A Dean, Nicole - inducted into Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, 5:30:2002 p2A Dean, Nicole - named to dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A Debski, Kimberly Rachele - graduate of SUNY Geneseo, 4:11:2002 p2A Devereese, Laurie Jean - graduates, 7:4:2002 p2A Devine, James - dean's list, 7:18:2002 p2A Devine, James - graduates, 7:22:2002 p2A Dobbertin, Ty W. - dean's list, 8:8:2002 p2A Dollinger, Elizabeth - inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, 6:13:2002 p2A Dudek, Matthew - awarded John Dickinson Scholarship, 5:2:2002 p2A Duff, Kelly Ann - named to dean's list, 4:25:2002 p2A Ekiert, Charles - graduates, 6:13:2002 p2A Ekiert, Charles - in Who's Who Among Students in American Jr. Colleges, 1:3:2002 p2A Emmerson, Nate - named treasurer and VP of Denison Community Assn., 5:2:2002 p2A Emmerson, Nathaniel - named to dean's list, 2:28:2002 p2A Eustance, Darren Keath - named to dean's list, 3:21:2002 p2A Fister, Stephen T. - named to dean's list, 3:7:2002 p2A Ford, Todd - awarded Alumni Scholarship from Alfred State, 1:17:2002 p2A Fortner, Katie Marie - graduates with honors, 5:23:2002 p2A Frank, Matthew S. - named an Alden Scholar, 8:22:2002 p2A Frederick, Jennifer - dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A, 8:8:2002 p2A Frederick, Jennifer - graduates, 6:6:2002 p2A George, Tiffany - graduates, 8:22:2002 p2A Ginovsky, Amanda - dean's list Ginovsky, Amanda - performed with Wind Ensemble at Lincoln Center, 4:4:2002 p2A Goetz, Catherine - named to dean's list, 3:28:2002 p2A Haas, Jessica - named to dean's list, 2:21:2002 p2A, 3:7:2002 p2A Haggerty, Kathryn A. - dean's list, 6:13:2002 p2A Hamilton, Andrew - inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, 6:13:2002 p2A Hastings, Amanda - named to dean's list, 2:21:2002 p2A Haynes, Ellen E. - performed in Bates College Choir, 5:30:2002 p2A Head, Melissa - graduates, 9:5:2002 p2A Heseltine, Suzanne Jane - graduates, 6:6:2002 p2A Hinrichs, Erin - Sportsmanship Award, 5:16:2002 p2A Hochreiter, Joseph - receives graduate degree, 6:6:2002 p2A Hodge, Cassandra Evelyn - deans list, 10:10:2002 p2A Hogan, Catherine E. - in SUNY Brockport production, 5:2:2002 p2A Holden, Breacca Marie - cum laude graduate, 10:31:2002 p2A Holden, Breacca Marie - deans list, 10:10:2002 p2A Jesmin, Stephanie L. - graduates, 5:23:2002 p2A Johnson, Kevin G. - named to dean's list, 1:24:2002 p2A Johnson, Lisa - in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities, 2:21:2002 p2A Johnson, Mary E. - named to dean's list, 3:21:2002 p2A, 4:25:2002 p2A Johnston, Mindy Sue - graduate of SUNY Geneseo, 4:11:2002 p2A Kavanagh, Jill A. - dean's list, 5:16:2002 p2A Kepler, Louise - named to dean's list, 3:21:2002 p2A Kleehammer, Melissa - dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A, 8:8:2002 p2A Kleehammer, Melissa - graduates, 6:6:2002 p2A Kleehammer, Melissa - summa cum laude graduate, 7:18:2002 p2A Klik, Brenton James. - named to dean's list, 1:24:2002 p2A Koutras, Robert - cum laude graduate, 7:25:2002 p2A Kruger, Deborah A.- named to dean's list, 2:28:2002 p2A Kruger, Stephen - designed Sept 11 memorial, 7:18:2002 p2A LaPierre, David C. - named to dean's list, 3:7:2002 p2A LaPierre, Elizabeth Kathleen - dean's list, 3:21:2002 p2A, 10:10:2002 p2A Lawlor, Emily Margaret - named to dean's list, 3:21:2002 p2A Local graduates of the State University of New York at Fredonia, 5:30:2002 p2A Local residents inducted into Phi Theta Kappa at MCC, 12:5:2002 p2A Local residents on dean's list, 1:17:2002 p2A Local residents who are students at Alfred State, 10:3:2002 p2A Locke, Erin - dean's list, 7:22:2002 p2A Luce, Shannon J. - dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A, 7:22:2002 p2A Luciano, Joseph - summer abroad, 9:19:2002 p2A Maar, Holley C. - dean's list, 2:28:2002 p2A, 7:22:2002 p2A Mael, Sarla - dean's list, 6:13:2002 p2A Mahoney, Michael John - named to dean's list, 3:21:2002 p2A Marcuccio, Rebekah - student at Liberty University, 10:3:2002 p2A Markham, Jordan - inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, 6:13:2002 p2A Martin, Jessica - named to dean's list, 2:21:2002 p2A, 3:7:2002 p2A McCarthy, Michael J. - dean's list, 7:25:2002 p2A McFiggins, Jeffrey - named Outstanding Undergrad Scholar, 5:16:2002 p2A Mesh, Rebecca - general university honors, 11:14:2002 p2A Mohr, Brandy Michele - named to dean's list, 3:21:2002 p2A Morehouse, Brandon Lewis - dean's list, 8:1:2002 p2A Morrison, Matthew J. - graduates, 5:23:2002 p2A, 12:19:2002 p2A Morrison, Matthew J. - named to president's list, 3:7:2002 p2A Moucha, Janelle - named to dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A Murphy, Michael Dale - named to dean's list, 3:21:2002 p2A Nicolia, Angela Mary - dean's list, 8:1:2002 p2A Noble, Shawn - designed Sept 11 memorial, 7:18:2002 p2A Norton, Jonathan - dean's list, 7:18:2002 p2A Parkhurst, Jillian - member Syracuse Wind Ensemble, 11:14:2002 p2A Parkhurst, Jillian - named to dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A Parkhurst, Jillian - received Ruth and Herbert Meyers Scholarship, 4:11:2002 p2A Patton, Jamie - dean's list, 5:2:2002 p2A Powell, Deena - serving in SU Literacy Corps, 5:2:2002 p2A Pricola, Jamie - received Achievement Award, 8:15:2002 p2A Reed, Shannon M. - dean's list, 2:28:2002 p2A, 7:22:2002 p2A Rice, Alison - inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, 6:13:2002 p2A Robinson, David Christopher - student at Syracuse, 9:26:2002 p2A Rogers, Gerald W. - dean's list, 7:22:2002 p2A Roggow, Anna and Deena Powell inducted into Golden Key Honor Society at Syracuse Univ., 1:3:2002 p2A Roggow, Anna - dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A, 7:22:2002 p2A Roggow, Anna - received Ruth and Herbert Meyers Scholarship, 4:11:2002 p2A Roller, Loraleigh - on dean's list at US Coast Guard Academy, 1:17:2002 p2A Rusin, Karen - student ambassador, 10:17:2002 p2A Ryan, Peter John - dean's list, 4:4:2002 p2A, 7:18:2002 p2A, 7:25:2002 p2A Salmon, Jennifer - graduates, 7:25:2002 p2A Schaefer, Gregory - received doctor of Osteopathic medicine degree, 7:18:2002 p2A Schmidt, William - dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A, 7:22:2002 p2A Schram, Sarah - dean's list, 7:25:2002 p2A Schubel, Jessica - dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A, 7:22:2002 p2A Schubel, Jessica - general university honors, 11:14:2002 p2A Schubel, Jessica - is section editor of Onondagan, 4:4:2002 p2A Schuff, Bryan - offered Organization of Ancillary Services Merit Scholarship, 3:28:2002 p2A Schuffid, Matthew C. - graduate of University of Dayton, 1:10:2002 p2A Schweinfurth, Katherine Ann - named to honor roll, 3:7:2002 p2A Scroger, Charles Thomas - named to president's list, 1:24:2002 p2A Senf, Michael Lawrence - deans list, 6:6:2002 p2A Shackelford, Cindy Jean - named to dean's list, 3:28:2002 p2A Siciliano, Matthew D. - dean's list, 8:1:2002 p2A Siracusa, Katie - selected for All-Academmic Team, 8:1:2002 p2A Slime, Katie E. - named to dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A Snyder, Mary - graduates, 5:30:2002 p2A Snyder, Mary - honored at Programs Rooted in Developing Excellence Program, 4:18:2002 p2A, 4:25:2002 p2A Snyder, Mary - member Syracuse Symphony Band, 11:14:2002 p2A Sotherden, Emily - graduates, 8:15:2002 p2A Stevens, Robert - named to dean's list, 3:7:2002 p2A Streb, Adam - student at SUNY Geneseo, 9:26:2002 p2A Thompson, Matthew - dean's list, 3:7:2002 p2A, 7:25:2002 p2A Thompson, Teresa - named to dean's list, 3:14:2002 p2A Thompson, Teresa M. - named to dean's list, 2:21:2002 p2A Townsend, Alexander Kevin - dean's list, 3:21:2002 p2A, 10:10:2002 p2A Underwood, Jessica - cum laude graduate, 6:13:2002 p2A, 8:8:2002 p2A Valet, Robert - willl participate in a medical mission trip to Cuzco, 3:21:2002 p2A Vandenberg, Amy M. - named to dean's list, 2:21:2002 p2A Wais, Vanessa - dean's list, 6:13:2002 p2A Walence, Natalie - scholarship recipient, 9:5:2002 p2A Weins, Courtney - semester abroad, 11:21:2002 p2A Williams, Rebecca S. - named to dean's list, 2:21:2002 p2A Winslow, Stephanie - dean's list, 7:25:2002 p2A Winslow, Stephanie - in musical Camelot, 7:18:2002 p2A Winslow, Stephanie - in opera Cosi fan tutte, 2:28:2002 p2A Winslow, Stephanie - received honorable mention, 12:5:2002 p2A Winslow, Stephanie - won National Association of Teachers of Singing award, 5:2:2002 p2A Winslow, Stephanie - won second place in Marjorie Conrad Peatee Art Song Competition, 4:11:2002 p2A Wolcott, Corinne - graduates, 5:30:2002 p2A Young, Shannon M. - dean's list, 7:22:2002 p2A Zajonczkoski, Tammy - honored for high cum, 5:23:2002 p2A Zimmer, Cara - graduates, 5:30:2002 p2A COMICSAnother Kodak moment, and finding truth in 'toons (Notebook column), 11:21:2002 p14ACOMMUNICATIONWhat we should teach our children (Guest essay), 8:29:2002 p 13ACOMMUNITY CENTERCenter talks continue, 2:28:2002 p1A/12AHamlin: In or out?, 3:7:2002 p1A/14A They're wild about new center, 3:14:2002 p1A/14A Town center is a great opportunity (letter), 2:28:2002 p11A COMMUNITY TAX REDUCTION GROUPCost-saving ideas eyed, 6:27:2002 p1A/16ACONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTINGA real election? Forget it - it's over (editorial), 7:11:2002 p14ACONNERS AND FERRIS LLPThomas Ferrazzi Ferris announced the opening, 1:3:2002 p2ACONSERVATIONArea youngsters participated in a conservation program, 8:8:2002 p1a/14ACOOKINGPhantom Chef cooks...in your own kitchen, 4:4:2002 p7ATalking turkey as Thanksgiving nears, 11:21:2002 p5A COOL KIDS ON CAMPUS'Can do' attitude will hit Brockport in July (canned-goods sculpture contest), 6:27:2002 p1A/16ABreaking down barriers, 8:8:2002 p1A/14A Cool Kids in the Park series starts tomorrow, 6:13:2002 p2A Cool Kids on Campus, 4:4:2002 p3A Cool Kids on Campus program is back, 4:11:2002 p2A Cool Kids on Campus returns next week, 10:24:2002 p2A It beats the boob toob (World Drum Jam), 11:21:202 p1A/11A Kidding arround (Block Party) (photos), 7:18:2002 p1A CORPORATIONSLooking out for No. 1 (Hand writings column), 1:10:2002 p9ACORTWRIGHT, IRENEFrom farm to bedside (age 103), 11:28:2002 P1a/10aCOX, GARRETTIt's a tree of triumph, 12:12:2002 p1A/11ACRAWFORD, PAULABrockport High School art teacher Paula Crawford named Region II Art Educator of the Year, 1:10:2002 p1A/10ACREATIVITYIt's the creative economy, stupid (Guest essay), 9:19:2002 p13ACRIMEA murderer by any other name (dissent), 1:31:2002 p8AAlbion man (Alberto Urbina) charged in Brockport stabbing, 11:7:2002 p3A Amico defendant (Stephen Pies) pleads guilty, 8:29:2002 p14A City teen assaulted in Hamlin, 6:27:2002 p1A/16A Hamlin man faces felony rape charge (Joshua T. Stassen), 7:25:2002 p5A Hot on the trail of America's least wanted (Funny thing... column), 9:19:2002 p12A Inside the mind of Andrea Yates (Commentary), 3:7:2002 p13A Local man (Gary Masters) charged in bank robbery, 2:21:2002 p5A Man (Douglas Anderson) to answer to insurance fraud charges, 11:7:2002 p3A Officials probe Hamlin woman's death (Catherine Smith), 2:21:2002 p3A Police arrest rape suspect (Damien Michael Johnson), 8:22:2002 p1A/10A Suspect (Damien Michael Johnson) to face grand jury, 8:29:2002 p1A/9A Toxicology may tell tale of deaths (of Christopher Orlowski and Caroline Copensky) in Clarkson, 8:15:2002 p1A Woman, 23 fends off would-be rapist, 7:4:2002 p11A CRYSTAL DIGITAL CORP.Local photo firm (Crystal Digital Corp.) wins at international show, 3:21:2002 p4ACRYSTAL RIDGECrystal Ridge hearing, 2:21:2002 p4ANeighbors don't want Crystal Ridge (letter), 3:21:2002 p15A Questions dog Crystal Ridge developer, 4:11:2002 p1A/15A Residents slam massive housing project, 3:7:2002 p1A14A CUOMO, ANDREWNot exactly a chip off the ol' block (Funny think... column), 5:2:2002 p16ADD'AGOSTINO, ANNE MARIE(Anne Marie) D'Agostino artwork published in calendar, 12:26:2002 p2ADAISY MARQUIS JONES FAMILY WELLNESS CENTERFamily Wellness Center schedules programs, 1:3:2002 p2AWellness Center programs, 8:15:2002 p5A Wellness programs, 5:2:2002 p2A DANCING(Brittany Monachino) is dancing toward her dream (in the Nutcracker), 12:5:2002 p7ANutcracker time (photo), 12:5:2002 p1A Putting my worst foot forward (Funny thing... column), 10:24:2002 p18A DAY CARELet's keep promise on county day care (editorial), 2:28:2002 p10ADEATH PENALTYInjections didn't encourage death penalty (viewpoint), 1:3:2002 p8ADEATHSAlexander, Victoria P. - owned antiques shop, 7:11:2002 p8ABeaney, Ruth Anne - taught science, English, 2:21:2002 p4A Bennett, Eleanor Bibby - worked at GE, 5:30:2002 p12A Bigelow, David 10 died in 2-vehicle accident, 1:24:2002 p1A/12A Bloomer, David R. - Kodak retiree, 5:30:2002 p12A Boyd, Dorothy F. - avid reader, writer, 3:28:2002 p8A Broad, Sister Eileen - longtime teacher, 11:21:2002 p10A Brown, Carolyn "Lynn" - prominent ski official, 7:11:2002 p8A Bythewood, Emery - Methodist retired construction worker, 7:18:2002 p9A Cappetti, Nicholas L. - worked at Kodak, 1:3:2002 p3A Carlson, Katherine I. - post office retiree, button club member, 7:18:2002 p9A Carlson, Walter R. - Kodak retiree, 10:17:2002 p10A Christy, William - General Motors retiree, 4:18:2002 p8A Cirrincione, Monsignor Joseph A. - age 92, 12:5:2002 p12A Cornwell, Ed - antiques expert will be missed (letter), 11:28:2002 p15A Cornwell, Edward - in memory of (letter), 11:28:2002 p15A Crandall, Dorothy M. - retired city teacher, 5:16:2002 p9A DeTar, Diane Bissonette - worked for Spurr Chevrolet, 8:1:2002 p4A DeTar, Diane Lee Bissonette - loved to cook, 7:25:2002 p4A Doyle, Rosina Catherine - lived in Lyndonville, 3:7:2002 p4A Ducharme, Genevieve - Lakeside worker, 4:4:2002 p5A Earley, Burton W. - owned collision shop, 6:13:2002 p8A Eiser, Richard H. - Xerox retiree, 5:9:2002 p4A Ekroth, Frances S. - Hindsburg Road resident, 3:7:2002 p4A Epke, Elsie - people could depend on her, 12:19:2002 p1A/5A Ewing, Marie-Merrill - 'A true leader, also a lady,' 3:14:2002 p1A/14A For years, we were "blessed" by singer (Rosemary Clooney), columnist (Ann Landers) (Senior Life column), 7:11:2002 p10A Fox, Phyllis I. - homemaker, 7:11:2002 p8A Furney, Bernice O'Brien - enjoyed gardening, 8:15:2002 p9A Gallo, James - owned Lincoln Restaurant, 1:17:2002 p3A Goodwin, Jeanette - worked at Rochester Products, 9:19:2002 p5A Gurzinski, Arthur - Sylvannia retiree, 2:21:2002 p4A Hanks, Paul B. Jr. - veteran, assemblyman, 11:14:2002 p5A Hanks, Robert E. - engineer, veteran, 1:3:2002 p3A Herring, John "Doc": Booster for oldtimers (Murf's Turf), 3:7:2002 p9A Hoag, Frank B. - octogenarian, 3:7:2002 p4A Holmes, Dorothy A. - area resident, 3:7:2002 p4A Knapp, Willis F. - retired building inspector, 11:7:2002 p9A Knittle, Daniel - formerly of Holley, 10:17:2002 p10A Kuster, Beth Anne - Brasser (Elementary School) remembers longtime teacher, 8:29:2002 p14A Kuster, Beth Anne - elementary schoolteacher, 7:18:2002 p9A Laky, Christine S. - worked at General Dynamics, 1:31:2002 p4A Lawrence, Robert W. - Kodak retiree, veteran, 1:10:2002 p3A Lincoln, Rita Louise Burke - retired teacher, 5:9:2002 p4A Longrod, Everett - Eddy Printing retiree, 4:11:2002 p7A Lupo, Alice - St. Mary's Auxiliary member, 3:21:2002 p5A Manarel, Raymond J. Sr. - teacher, veteran, 4:25:2002 p5A Marafino, Palma - former bookkeeper, 6:27:2002 p10A McCabe, Bernice 'Bee' - T.J. Lipton accountant, 5:16:2002 p9A McCoy, William - bookeeper at Asset Recovery, vet, 6:13:2002 p8A McGuire, Aleen F. Brown - wife, mother, 12:12:2002 p6A McMillion, Maggie - Holley resident, 3:7:2002 p4A McNamara, Rev. Elmer - longtime priest, 6:13:2002 p8A Miner, David P. - retired engineer, 7:18:2002 p9A Mockevicius, Rev. Charles - Catholic priest, 4:4:2002 p5A Musto, Nunzio Edward - sign painter, 8:29:2002 p10A O'Brien, Elizabeth J. - A&P Tea Co. retiree, 2:21:2002 p4A O'Brien, Isabelle - former bookkeeper, 1:24:002 p2A O'Brien, Sister Lorraine - former teacher, 7:4:2002 p4A Pecorella, Matteo - retiree of Allied Builders, 10:31:2002 p12A Peers, John - Tree planted as memorial (photo), 10:31:2002 p2A Posner, Joe U. - Honoring a life spent in giving (letter), 2:21:2002 p13A Post, Marjorie - sheep farmer, 5:9:2002 p4A Proia, Chester - Spoleta Construction employee, 3:28:2002 p10A Rayburn, Fred L. - scout executive, 10:3:2002 p4A Reid, Paul W. - Holley Baptist Church member, 3:7:2002 p4A Rogers, James E. - retired engineer, 7:11:2002 p8A Root,Hazel - retired kindergarten teacher, 5:9:2002 p4A Rosecrants, Arlene Pask - retired teacher, 11:14:2002 p5A Sablosky, Lottie C. - Schlegel retiree, 6:13:2002 p8A Sadowski, Edward "Sy" - retired meat cutter, 7:25:2002 p4A Sahler, Charles O. - retired surgeon, 3:28:2002 p8A Sanderson, Richard Jr. - black belt, fireman, 12:12:2002 p6A Schimp, Bernice - worked at GE, Owens-Illinois, 2:21:2002 p4A Slobbe, Rita - former real estate agent, 12:26:2002 p16A Slomczewski, Edward J. - octogenarian, 3:28:2002 p8A Smith, Katherine - Officials probe Hamlin woman's death, 2:21:2002 p3A Smith, Rodney - farmer, salvage dealer, 4:4:2002 p5A Smithers, Helen Eggleston - insurance investigator, 1:31:2002 p4A Stanley, Robert Jr. - father, grandfather, 3:28:2002 p8A Stymus, Helen J. - lifelong resident, 2:21:2002 p4A Swartout, Jesse Tomys Sherwin - Skidmore College senior, 10:17:2002 p4A Thomas, Harold - owned Gulliver Motel, 1:24:002 p2A Valle, Nicholas - Christie Carpets employee, 11:7:2002 p9A Van Orden, P. Orren - retired town clerk, 8:29:2002 p10A VanVleck, Nathan - Saying goodbye to Nathan (Murf's Turf column), 5:16:2002 p10A Verna, Elia - Bausch & Lomb retiree, 7:25:2002 p14A Warner, Beverley E. Hyatt - local homemaker, 8:22:2002 p4A Weather, Edward E. - owned barbershop, 6:13:2002 p8A Wells, Elizabeth A. - owned Betty's Fisherman's Haven, 1:3:2002 p3A Williams, Willie T. - public works retiree, 12:12:2002 p6A Winkler, Alfred M. - Kodak retiree, WWII vet, 3:7:2002 p4A DEERNewest 'rage' lurks in back yards (Daily dose column), 3:21:2002 p13ADEFIBRILLATORSA good idea gone bad (Guest essay), 6:6:2002 P13aA good idea that needs state money (editorial), 10:3:2002 p14A Defibrillators in schools have limits (letter), 7:18:2002 p11A Why schools need heart machines (Guest essay), 6:20:2002 p15A DEMOCRATIC PARTYDemocratic Film Festival set to begin Oct 3, 9:26:2002 p2ADemocrats dropped political football (Funny thing... column), 11:21:2002 p14A Democrats: The party of fear (Commentary column), 11:14:002 p14A Nasty politics on both sides; strippers in Pittsford (Notebook column), 11:14:2002 p14A Wins went up, debt went down, 12:12:2002 p4A DENTISTS. SEE Also Brockport - BusinessesDr.A. J. Monacelli received advanced proficiency certification, 6:20:2002 p2ADETOY, PETERCouncil may oust DeToy, 1:10:2002 p1/10ACouncilman DeToy is victim of a witch hunt (letter), 1:10:2002 p9A DeToy is a good citizen (letter), 1:17:2002 p9A DeToy should resign (letter), 1:17:2002 p9A DeToy wants damages, 3:21:2002 p1A/16A DeToy wins court battle, 3:14:2002 p1A/14A DeToy's failure of judgement (editorial), 1:3:2002 p8A Let's not trash a good man (letter), 1:24:2002 p11A Peter DeToy is an asset to the villate (letter), 1:10:2002 p9A Prominent attorney ( John R. Parrinello) takes on DeToy case, 1:31:2002 p1A/10A Public concerns emerge over DeToy tapes, 1:3:2002 p1/10A DIABETESType II diabetes linked to Agent Orange exposure (From the Assemblyman column), 5:9:2002 p3ADISABILITIESCould you be as good as 'Sam'?, 1:31:2002 p9AHelping the disabled live better (Guest essay), 6:27:22002 p15A Reward of helping others, 2:21:2002 p1A/5A DISASTER DRILLS. SEE Rescue DrillsDIVERSITYJack Doyle is OK; diversity police aren't (Notebook column), 12:26:2002 p14ADONAHUE, HARRYInterim highway chief (Harry Donahue) finds new tasks daunting, 3:28:2002 p3ADOWNTOWN UNITETD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHCelebrating a church leader Guest essay), 12:12:2002 p17ADOYLE, JACKJack Doyle is OK; diversity police aren't (Notebook column), 12:26:2002 p14AWinning strategy: Let Doyle be Doyle (Commentary column), 2:21:2002 p12A DRAFT REGISTRATIONA 'Constitution that never was' (letter), 3:14:2002 p11ADRAGON BOAT RACESDragon Boat Races hit canal again, 7:11:2002 p11ADragon boats to race on the canal, 6:13:2002 p4A DRIVER'S LICENSESA report on graduated driver's licenses (From the Senator column), 7:18:2002 p5ADRUGSAre wonder drugs really so wonderful? (Guest essay), 5:30:2002 p15ADUCK DERBYRecord number of ducks sold, 8:22:2002 p2ASupporting the Duck Derby, 5:16:2002 p3A DWIStand up against drunken driving (letter), 11:28:2002 p15ADYINGA helpful look at end of life (letter), 1:31:2002 p9AA lesson in dying (editorial), 1:10:2002 p8A Finding your way, 1:3:2002 p9A For an active generation, a final challenge (Finding our Way: Living with Dying in America pt. 15), 1:3:2002 p3A Lessons in life after death (letter), 3:7:2002 p13A Responses to 'Dying' series (letter), 1:31:2002 p9A Series showed caring, compassion (letter), 1:31:2002 p9A EEASTERN STARNeil Laundry named Grand Patron (photo), 11:21:2002 p2AEASTMAN KODAK CO.Keep the work in America (letter), 12:12:2002 p17ALetting workers go isn't the answer (letter), 11:7:2002 p11A EASTMAN SAVINGS AND LOANESL opens, 5:9:2002 p11AEASTRIDGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONEastridge antiques show is Nov. 9, 11:7:2002 p5AECONOMYEconomic impact of 9/11 hard to target, 9:12:2002 p4AIt's the creative economy, stupid (Guest essay), 9:19:2002 p13A Lively city is key to growth (Guest essay), 11:7:2002 p11A EDUCATIONFor schools, it's pay now or pay later (Guest essay), 6:20:2002 p15AHelp kids understand the media (Guest Essay), 5:16:2002 p15A Improving the schools (Guest essay), 10:3:2002 p15A ELECTIONS(Alex) Renzi wins Monroe County Court seat, 11:7:2002 p7A(George) Maziarz, unopposed, wins Senate seat, 11:7:2002 p6A (Henry) Wojtaszek:Lets build economy, 10:24:2002 p19A (Louise) Slaughter's approach best serves new district (editorial), 10:24:2002 p18A (Louise) Slaughter: I get the job done, 10:24:2002 p19A (Rick) Dollinger has judge qualities (letter), 10:31:2002 p16A 134th Assembly District: Bill Reilich (editorial), 10:17:2002 p16A A hug from the Gov. (photo), 11:14:2002 p6A A local representative with national clout (Tim Reynolds), 10:31:2002 p16A Also-rans make good points (Commentary column), 10:31:2002 p16A Candidates square off for county judge seat, 10:31:2002 p11A Democrats dropped political football (Funny thing... column), 11:21:2002 p14A Doling out dubious campaign awards (Dissent column), 11:21:2002 p14A Golisano's he guy for governor (letter), 9:26:2002 p13A Gov. Pataki campaigns in Brockport, 10:31:2002 p6A LaFalce's staff says goodbye (Guest essay), 7:18:2002 p11A Local leaders praise the newly elected, 11:14:2002 p9A Local leaders say they'll miss LaFalce, 7:4:2002 p5A Nasty politics on both sides; strippers in Pittsford (Notebook column), 11:14:2002 p14A Pataki has shown he merits 3rd term (editorial), 10:31:2002 p16A Political changes in the works, 11:14:2002 p10A Reynolds cruises to third term in Congress, 11:7:2002 p6A Slaughter: "We're not out of the woods yet," 7:4:2002 p5A State Assembly candidates speak: Amato: Seniors need help (guest essay), 10:17:2002 p17A State Assembly candidates speak: Reilich: Tax break for business (guest essay), 10:17:2002 p17A Sweden highway boss (Fred Perrine) wins one-year term, 11:7:2002 p7A The candidates address the issues: (Ayesha) Nariman: Hands off Social Security, 10:31:2002 p17A The candidates address the issues: (Paul) Fallon: Dump party monopolies, 10:31:2002 p17A The candidates address the issues: (Tom) Reynolds: Security is the key word for Congress, 10:31:2002 p17A The Heidi Fleiss of New York (Gov. Pataki) (Commentary column), 10:17:2002 p16A Three take on Reynolds, 10:31:2002 p1A/15A To Congressman LaFalce: You will not be missed (letter), 7:25:2002 p13A Unopposed (Charles) Nesbitt to return to Assembly, 11:7:2002 p7A Who really gains from "public service" ads? (editorial), 9:12:2002 p14A ELKS LODGEElks present check t Eddie Freson Association, 5:23:2002 p2AMembers of Elks Lodge 110 and students from Batavia visited Batavia Veterans Hospital, 5:9:2002 p2A EMBARASSING SITUATIONSMaking lasting waves at the beach (Funny thing... column), 4:11:2002 p16AEMERGENCY MEDICAL WORKERSEmergency workers deserve kudos (letter), 5:30:2002 p15AEMPIRE STATE GAMESA quarter century of ESG action (Murf's Turf), 7:25:2002 p9ABrockport area athletes earn ESG medals, 8:8:2002 p9A Brockport athletes prepare for ESG, 7:25:2002 p9A Empire Games are coming, 7:4:2002 p9A Empire Games coming, 7:22:2002 p11A ESG begins today, 8:1:2002 p9A ESG deadline nears, 7:18:2002 p12A Good, bad, ESG visits, memories (Murf's Turf), 8:1:2002 p8A Hot ESG action is sizzling (Murf's Turf), 8:8:2002 p9A EMPIRE STATE SENIOR GAMES(Irene) D'Agostino and (Betty) Dunn medal at 25th Empire State Games, 8:29:2002 p11A(Irene) d'Agostino wins five at ESG senior games, 7:4:2002 p10A (Millie) Gianfagna, (Gloria) Miller, (Ginny) Catalino medal at ESG Senior games, 7:4:2002 p10A Senior nettors win gold, 7:11:2002 p9A EMPIRE ZONEAllied property in Empire Zone, 9:12:002 p5AEmpire Zones provide boost (letter), 8:15:2002 p17A ENCEPHALITISEncephalitis support offered (letter), 10:31:2002 p16AENGAGEMENTSAlexander, Nancy and Christopher Harshman, 5:9:2002 p6ABigelow, Katy Jo to wed Ronald J. C. Weber, 10:10:2002 p8A Bologna, Maria and Anthony Mallia, 6:27:2002 p8A Bonanno, Maria and Richard Lehmann, 5:2:2002 p7A Breiner, Jenelle and William Zayas, 8:15:2002 p8A Briggs, Jennifer and Nathan Hauser, 8:15:2002 p8A Burkey , Christine and Jeffrey A. Kelly, 5:30:002 p8A Carter, Debra and David Stempien Jr., 3:7:2002 p6A Cates, Sarah Martin and John Andrew Parker, 10:10:2002 p8A Colastanto, Elisa and Matthew Easton, 10:17:2002 p11A Costello, Jennifer Ann and P. Jay Fortner, 7:18:2002 p8A Curro, Jennifer Lynn and Jared Matthew House, 9:26:2002 p11A Decker, Taber W. and Christy Ann Rieben, 10:10:2002 p8A DeHaven, Kathleen LaRue and James Alexander Staffa, 5:30:002 p8A Denlinger, Loretta Lynn and William Franklin Spry, 9:12:2002 p9A Dettman, Kimberly and charles Hope, 6:27:2002 p8A Dietz , Courtney E. and Christopher A. Curtis, 2:28:2002 p4A DiPasquale, Andrea G. and Lt. David C. Caswell, 9:26:2002 p11A Dougherty, Catherine and Timothy Jon Bleier, 5:16:2002 p4A Dowd, Amy and Paul Hill, 4:4:2002 p4A Doyle, Cynthia A. and Fierk A. Flemming, 7:4:2002 p14A Dysinger, Sarah and Ryan Betrus, 4:25:2002 p8A Eley, Robyn and Brian Carroll, 7:18:2002 p8A Excell, Kelly Anne and James John Berardicurti, 5:30:002 p8A Flamini, Lynn A. and Carl R. Arena, 6:6:2002 p6A Gerbino, Dena Marie and Eric Edward Olson, 4:4:2002 p4A Gillmeister, Molly and Alex Thayer, 1:24:2002 p4A Grattan, Maureen and Mike Datevech, 11:28:2002 p8A Greggersen, Carina and Steven Meyer, 6:6:2002 p6A Grove, Stephanie L. and Ryan C. Malinchak, 5:16:2002 p4A Harris, Christine E. and David F. Cicoria, 4:4:2002 p4A Hudecek, Melissa and Jonathan Baden, 3:28:2002 p9A Hurst, Amanda L. and Scott M. Savidge, 12:5:2002 p10A Jacobi, Tamra and Robert Grupp, 3:28:2002 p9A Jasinski, Jill and Andre Luecht, 12:19:2002 p11A Keane, Shannon Marie and Jason O'Neill, 9:19:2002 p11A Kelly, Erin and christopher Amesbury, 8:15:2002 p8A Kubiak, Margaret Louise and Christopher Matthew Dailey, 4:18:2002 p6A Leonard, Christine M. and Derek J. Crowley, 5:16:2002 p4A Levine, Stacey Lynne and David Allen Schroeder, 4:25:2002 p8A Lindsay, Trisha and Aaron Gerace, 11:7:2002 p16A, 11:28:2002 p8A Lynch, Rachel Marie and Scott Eric Fisken, 12:12:2002 p10A Mael, Sarla Marie and Matthew Dean Freeman, 9:19:2002 p11A Mahan, Megan Leah and Jonathan Paul Barry, 12:12:2002 p10A Manioci, Carolyn M. and Chris Spade, 6:27:2002 p8A Martinez, Elsie Ivette and Paul Joseph Antonowicz, 6:6:2002 p6A Matzinger, Julie K. and 2nd Lt. Brian S. Murray, 10:10:2002 p8A Navarro, Dana Erin and Donald Lindsay, 12:5:2002 p10A Oswald, Elizabeth Anne and Thomas Michael Nientimp, 7:4:2002 p14A Pagano, Stephanie to marry Todd Craig, 4:4:2002 p4A Pakozdi, Jennie Marie and Peter Perdoue, 6:13:2002 p6A Piedimonte, Jeana and patrick Hayes, 10:17:2002 p11A Provost, Darcy and Ian Pogue, 5:2:2002 p7A Pryor, Susan to marry Jeffrey Goetz, 8:8:2002 p8A Rank, Kristen Mara and Matthew Joseph Walls, 2:28:2002 p5A Recore, Billie Jo and Jeremy R. Sullivan, 6:27:2002 p8A Reichhart, Tanya and John Strachan, 10:17:2002 p11A Roller , Loraleigh Ann and Robert Shawn Whiteside, 5:2:2002 p7A Rutt, Jennifer Janee to wed Capt. Jason Paul Meyers, 10:3:2002 p8A Santangelo, Kristin Mary and Scott Warren Winterhoff, 11:7:2002 p16A Scenes from a marriage (Dissent column), 9:26:2002 p12A Schinsing, Amanda Ann and Mark Richard Lee, 2:28:2002 p4A Serrett, Laurie A. and Dwayne A. Cooper, 1:17:2002 p4A Smahol, Nicole Jeanette and Michael Ryan Fry, 8:15:2002 p8A Smith, Emily to wed Shawn Van Dusen, 4:4:2002 p4A Sotherden, Emily and James John, 4:25:2002 p8A Soules, Wendy A. and Scott D. Elliott, 11:28:2002 p8A Squaires, Sherry Lynne and Steven Richard Showalter, 9:12:2002 p9A Stevens, Johanna and Timothy Mahan, 5:2:2002 p7A Stratton, Kathleen and Jed sherman, 8:29:2002 p8A Taif, Vikki D. and Michael J. Feszezyszyn, 5:23:2002 p6A Talluto, Gina and James Blaesi, 10:17:2002 p11A Tarantino , Liana and Marc Huyghe, 12:26:2002 p11A Waple, Jennifer and Michael Noga, 1:24:2002 p4A Warchol, Maureen Anne and Timothy B. Benzio, 4:25:2002 p8A Weber, Bequi Lynn and Todd Hilt, 6:6:2002 p6A Webster , Danielle and Michael Steele, 10:17:2002 p11A Wehling, Carrie and Matthew Roehrig, 12:12:2002 p10A Williams, Karen Amato and Scotty L. Williams, 10:3:2002 p8A Willis, Christine L. and Dr. W. Peter Wuelfing, 4:4:2002 p4A Yockey, Shannon and Patrick Barber, 9:12:2002 p9A Zientara, Jane Elizabeth and Christiaan Tobias Kent, 5:30:002 p8A ENRONKen Lay's gift to the country (Dissent column), 4:25:2002 p16AENVIRONMENT. SEE ALSO Brockport - Environment30 years of work for our environment (Liz Thorndike) (Guest essay), 8:15:2002 p17ADon't drill in Arctic preserve (letter), 4:4:2002 p13A Profiles in political courage; heeding a scientist's warning (Notebook column), 11:7:2002 p10A EPILEPSYBattle with epilepsy sparks an American journey, 9:12:2002 p10AEpilepsy Foundation to host conference, 10:17:2002 p4A Kelly Weber honored as volunteer, 1:3:2002 p2A EPISCOPAL SENIORLIFE COMMUNITIESMembers apppointed to senior communities board, 12:5:2002 p4AERIE CANAL$50 million program to boost canal, 5:16:2002 p3A(Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor) Commission names chairman (Eric Mower), 7:25:2002 p5A 400 miles on the Erie Canal (Cycling the Erie Canal bike tour), 7:25:2002 p1A/8A Business leaders hold powwow on canal, 7:4:2002 p8A Canal plans moving forward (letter), 4:25:2002 p17A Canal season closes with a cleanup (by Adopt-A-Trail), 10:17:2002 p2A Canal speech will open lunch series, 8:22:2002 p10A Canal towpath gets spruced up, 10:31:2002 p4A Canal Web site, 5:9:2002 p1A Car in the canal (photo), 2:21:2002 p3A Dave Pielewicz and Andy Miller launch canoe (photo), 7:4:2002 p3A Dragon Boat Races hit canal again, 7:11:2002 p11A Dragon boats to race on the canal, 6:13:2002 p4A Erie Canal on the brink of becoming major draw, 5:9:2002 p1A/5A Grant will help pay for visitor center on canal, 10:31:2002 p3A Making the ditch a real attraction (editorial), 5:16:2002 p14A Rebuilding the Erie for the 21st century (Guest essay), 4:11:2002 p17A Sailor's journey is lesson in solidarity, 8:15:2002 p5A The ups and downs of life on the bridge, 10:17:2002 p5A Tranquility along the Erie Canal (Handwritings column), 8:22:2002 p15A ESL INVESTMENT SERVICESESL has free seminar (on long term care insurance), 8:22:2002 p4AESSIG, STEVESenior high school athletes look ahead to college (Steve Essig), 4:25:200 p14AEXCHANGE STUDENTSYou can host an exchange student (letter), 7:4:2002 p13AEXERCISEJazzercise offers body-sculpting classes, 10:31:2002 p10ANow, not even babies can have baby fat (Funny thing column), 2:21:2002 p12A FFAHEY, MICHAELHolley resident (Michael Fahey) to bike across Europe, 6:27:2002 p2AFAIRPORT VILLAGE INNFairport Village Inn: Tasty food, good times, 1:10:2002 p5AFALCONSWhy this bird is endangered (Kodak's perigrine falcon) (Dissent column), 8:15:2002 p16AFALL FOLLIAGERevel in fall's finery - locally and abroad, 10:24:2002 p14AFALUN DAFABrockport embraces self-improvement technique (Falun Dafa), 1:10:2002 p3AFAMILY WELLNESS CENTERFamily Wellness Center schedules programs, 1:3:2002 p2AWellness center programs, 4:4:2002 p5A FARLEY, ENALocal woman (Ena Farley) retires from Board of Regents, 4:18;2002 p2AFARMINGPerfectly good food, left to waste (Commentary column), 3:7:2002 p12AFAST FERRYJohnson's gutsy move (Notebook column), 8:15:2002 p16AWe've got to float the boat (Commentary column), 4:18:2002 p14A FBISome FBI agents deserve credit (letter), 7:4:2002 p13AFEDERATED GARDEN CLUBS OF NEW YORK STATEGarden club hosting annual house tour, 12:5:2002 p6AFESSENDEN, DAVID E."Teaching With All YOur Heart" book by David E. Fessenden, 12:26:2002 p2AFIEN, CHRISTINE'Post' writer (Christine Fien) takes top honor, 2:21:2002 p1A/10AFILM MAKINGBrockport High School students honored at Young Audiences of Rochester's Young filmmakers Festival, 8:9:2002 p2AFINGER LAKESApples, wines get a boost (Finger Lakes Wine Tour), 10:24:2002 p1A/9ALet's show people around the Finger Lakes (Guest essay), 7:18:2002 p11A Protect those lakes while we still can (editorial), 5:2:2002 p16A Touring the lakes; crossing school lines (Notebook column), 5:23:2002 p12A FINGER LAKES RACE TRACKHard-learned lessons at the racetrack (Funny thing...column), 5:30:2002 p14AFIREFIGHTER'S MEMORIAL MONUMENT9/11 ceremony is Sunday, 8:15:2002 p1AA labor of love, 7:11:2002 p1A/16A Decorate the firefighters' tree, 12:19:2002 p2A Dedication ceremony set for August, 7:11:2002 p1A/16A Dignity and sensitivity in Sept. 11 memorials, 10:10:2002 p14A Faiths come together in remembrance, 9:5:2002 p14A Firefighter's Memorial photo was magnificent (letter), 9:5:2002 p13A Glad to be part of the ceremony (letter), 8:29:2002 p13A History in the making, 8:22:2002 p1A Marking a somber day, 9:19:2002 p1A Monument image may grace postcard, 8:29:2002 p5A Monument used in TV ad, 9:12:2002 p4A Observing a date that transcends our typical holidays (Commentary column), 9:12:2002 p14A One year later, and little change (Commentary column), 9:5:2002 p12A Remembrance service held at (St. Luke's Episcopal Church), 9:5:2002 p3A Schools tread lightly on September 11, 9:12:2002 p4A Sept. 11 just won't go away quietly (Commentary column), 9:12:2002 p15A Still learning lessons a year after Sept. 11 (editorial), 9:12:2002 p14A There's no place like home (letter), 8:29:2002 p13A Village dedicates firefighters memorial, 8:22:2002 p16A FIREMEN(Craig) Spade receives state Volunteer Recruitment Service Scholarship, 9:12:2002 p2AFirefighter scholarship deadline nears, 7:25:2002 p5A Lt. B. J. Maier of Walker Fire Dept. visited St. John Lutheran Preschool, 10:31:2002 p2A These volunteers could use a break (Notebook column), 7:18:2002 p10A FIRESBlaze ravages Hamlin barn, 1:31:2002 p1A/10AFISHFish stocking project (by BOCES 2 students), 5:9:2002 p2ANew breeds of danger are on the prowl (snakeheads) (Funny thing... column), 8:15:2002 p16A FITZGERALD, WENDYMarathoner makes a difference (Wendy Fitzgerald), 4:4:2002 p10AFITZPATRICK, RORY(Rory) Fitzpatrick lives out childhood dream, 4:4:2002 p10AFLOOD, TOM(Tom) Flood hangs up his whistle (Honoeye Falls-Lima), 4:11:2002 p13A/14AFLOWER ARRANGINGFlorist (Susan May Barry) wins (Palmetto Cup) award (photo), 9:12:2002 p6AFOODSnappy recipes for the single guy (Funny thing... column), 11:14:2002 p14AFOOD-EATING CONTESTSDon't try this at home (or at all) (Murf's Turf), 5:2:2002 p14AFOODLINKFoodlink receives new Ford Econoline van, 10:24:2002 p4AFOREIGN LANGUAGESWhere our education system fails (guest essay), 9:5:2002 p13AFOSTER CARE PROGRAMFoster care brings new hope to children, 11:7:2002 p9AFOURTH OF JULYPledging our sacred honor on July 46:27:2002 p14AFREE TRADEAnother Kodak moment, and finding truth in 'toons (Notebook column), 11:21:2002 p14AKeep the work in America (letter), 12:12:2002 p17A FREEDOMAppreciating life in the land of the free (editorial), 7:4:2002 p12AIn midst of celebration, a cold, hard look (Commentary), 7:4:2002 p13A FRESH AIR FUNDA breath of fresh air (editorial), 8:8:2002 p12AFamily gives girl a breath of "Fresh Air," 7:25:2002 p3A FRESON, EDDIE ASSOCIATIONElks present check to Eddie Freson Association, 5:23:2002 p2AFRONTIER FIELDThis turf is plain worn out (Murf's Turm), 8:22:2002 p11AGGAMESThings that go clippity-clop in the night (Funny thing... column), 10:17:2002 p16AGARDENINGBrockport Garden Club meeting, 3:28:2002 p2ACriteria for the Criterion apple (Green Thumb column), 4:18:2002 p11A Detergent will repel ants (Green thumb column), 8:15:2002 p15A Garden club hosting annual house tour, 12:5:2002 p6A Gardening duo inducted into Hall of Fame (Doc and Katy Abrahams), 10:24:2002 p8A Gardening has psychological benefits (Green Thumb column), 3:28:2002 p11A Gardening is good for your bones (Green thumb column), 8:22:2002 p13A GardenScape 2002 puts spotlight on color, 1:10:2002 p3A Here's my hottest planting tip for gardeners (Daily Dose column), 5:30:2002 p13A How and when to use 'gray water' (Green Thumb column), 10:24:2002 p17A How to deal with your amaryllis (Green Thumb column), 3:14:2002 p9A Mighty mites and how to control them, 12:5:2002 p9A Nicotine can kill insects on houseplants, 11:28:2002 p7A Nuts an reduce the risk of heart disease (Green Thumb column), 4:4:2002 p14A Preserving leaves and using fish emulsion, 12:12:2002 p15A Should your tomato plants drink beer? (Green Thumb column), 7:4:2002 p7A Spring blossoms at the Dome Center (GardenScape), 3:1:2002 p3A Try these special plants for dry soil (Green Thumb collumn), 6:13:2002 p11A Where to plant your garden (Green Thumb column), 5:2:2002 p15A GATES(Hope Hall) School, staff reflect on terrorist attacks, 9:5:2002 p3AMove 'Summer Jam' away from west side (letter), 6:6:2002 p13A Remembering the dead (of September 11), 9:5:2002 p3A Special clean-up day planned in Gates, 9:5:2002 p3A Special worship service (of September 11 remembrance), 9:5:2002 p3A GATES - CHURCHES(Bread of Life Culinary Arts Training Center) offers culinary training, 9:12:2002 p8AGAY RIGHTSGay-rights bill is long overdue (Dissent column), 11:7:2002 p10AGENDER DIFFERENCESDude, where's my stirrer and napkin? (Funny thing... column), 10:10:2002 p14AGENERAL ELECTRIC/BLACK & DECKERCleanup begins: distrust remains, 8:8:2002 p1A/11ACleanup to begin at former 3M, Ge sites, 4:11:2002 p4A Companies expect total cleanup by year's end, 6:6:2002 p3A GENERATION COOLStorytelling series, 9:12:2002 p2AGENESEE REGION TRAILS COALITIONA great day for hiking, biking on the trails (letter), 10:24:2002 p19AHappy trails, coming to you (Guest essay), 5:23:2002 p13A GEOGRAPHYDon't know where Tashkent is? So what? (editorial), 12:19:2002 p12AYoung people are blocking out the world (Guest essay), 12:19:2002 p13A GETTYSBURGThe day the men from Brockport saved the nation (letter), 7:4:2002 p13AGILLAM-GRANT SKATE PARK(Gillam-Grant) Skate Park gets rolling (photo), 9:19:2002 p3AGIRL SCOUTSAmanda Hamlin, Laura Bryant, Kelley Bryant earn Silver Award (photo), 9:5:2002 p2ACadette GS Troop 2205 collected toys, 3:14:2002 p2A Emily Kurzdorfer receives Silver Award, 7:4:2002 p2A Girl Scouts taking cookie orders, 10:24:2002 p6A Girls in Troop 847 earned Bronze Award, 6:13:2002 p2A How the Scouts guide growing girls, 2:21:2002 p13A It's Girl Scout cookie time again, 10:24:2002 p3A Junior achievement (Amber Rice and Melissa Mazurek) (photo), 6:27:2002 p3A Reading is golden (photo), 3:14:2002 p2A Scout leaders receive award, 5:2:2002 p2A Scouting out careers (Career Exploration Day) (photo), 5:2:2002 p2A Sleeping with the enemy (Seneca Park Zoo overnighter) (Guest essay), 8:15:2002 p17A GLOBAL WARMINGFight global warming for $1 a day (Guest Essay), 4:25:2002 p17AGOLF(Jim) Scorse defends CCR title, 6:13:2002 p9AWhat kind of golfer are you? (Murf's Turf), 4:25:002 p14A GOLISANO, THOMASGolisano gives hospital $14 million gift (Strong Children's Hospital), 4:11:2002 p7AGOVERNMENT, LOCALBigger isn't always better (Guest essay), 3:21:2002 p14AMovers and shakers for the new year (editorial), 1:31:2002 p8A Opening public business (editorial), 1:10:2002 p8A Straight shooting, in politics and polls (Notebook column), 1:10:2002 p8A We need small-town government (Guest essay), 3:28:2002 p13A GRAFFITIJarring words can't just be washed away (editorial), 8:15:2002 p16AGRAVES, REV. RAYMONDRochester's Al Sharpton (Dissent), 3:28:202 p12AGREECE - SPORTSSuburbs' good "first" shouldn't be the last (editorial), 9:5:2002 p12AGROCERY STORESThe grocery mart: One-stop everything (Commentary column), 11:14:2002 p15AGULLIVER MOTELThomas, Harold - owned Gulliver Motel, 1:24:002 p2AHHALLOWEENParade of ghouls, 10:31:2002 p1A/15AHAMLINBlaze ravages Hamlin barn, 1:31:2002 p1A/10ACity teen assaulted in Hamlin, 6:27:2002 p1A/16A Food for Thanksgiving, 10:31:2002 p10A Hamlin adds three months to tower ban, 10:10:2002 p1A/10A Hamlin degates signage, 5:2:2002 p1A Hamlin studies tower ordinance, 8:8:2002 p1A/11A Hamlin: In or out?, 3:7:2002 p1A/14A Lt. B. J. Maier of Walker Fire Dept. visited St. John Lutheran Preschool, 10:31:2002 p2A Officials probe Hamlin woman's death (Catherine Smith), 2:21:2002 p3A Pro stunt bike rider Chris Poulos put on a gravity-defying performance, 6:20:2002 p1A Residents (of Hamlin) blast tower proposal, 1:31:2002 p1A/10A Warner lobbies bank to com to Hamlin (Letter), 9:5:002 p13A Wheelfest this weekend, 5:30;2002 p4A HAMLIN - BUDGETHamlin passes 2003 budget, 11:14:2002 p3ATax hike may hit Hamlin, 11:7:2002 p1A/13A HAMLIN - FIREHamlin Fire Dept demonstrate firefighting techniques at Wheel Fest (photo), 6:6:2002 ps4AHAMLIN - LIBRARYA report on summer reading (letter), 8:22:2002 p15ASpring-break activities, 3:28:2002 p2A HAMLIN BREAD AND THREADHoliday toy drive, 12:12:2002 p2AHANUKKAHThe Hanukkah bush comes home, 12:26:2002 p15AHARLEY SCHOOL(Peter) Mancuso moves up to AD at Harley, 9:19:2002 p9AHART HEARING CENTERDr. Diane Finnerty will see clients in Brockport, 1:17:2002 p2AHAZINGDA gets hazing case, 6:6:2002 p1A/14AHazing probe nears end, 5:9:2002 p1A/14A Those mysteriously injured students (editorial), 5:9:2002 p12A HEALTH CAREAnnual health and fitness fair is Oct. 3, 9:26:002 p14AAsthma forum set, 5:2:2002 p6A Flue shot clinics set, 11:21:2002 p11A Hard-working people, just caught in a pinch (Notebook column), 6:20:2002 p14A HEART DEFIBRILLATORS. SEE DefibrillatorsHEATINGGas heating subject of upcoming seminar, 8:1:2002 p4AHEROSIt's May: choose your hero (Commentary column), 5:16:2002 p14AHEYEN, WILLIAM9/11 book fills an emotional need, 7:11:2002 p1A/16ASeptember 11 anthology (William Heyen), 2:21:2002 p2A William Heyen included in Who's Who in America, 12:19:2002 p2A HICKERSON, DIANNEBest of Show (photo), 12:19:2002 p2AWatercolorist Dianne Hickerson wins award, 9:19:2002 p2A HICKORY RIDGEHickory Ridge parties scheduled, 10:10:2002 p4AHIGHWAY DEPARTMENTSLocal highway departments brace for cuts, 10:10:2002 p5AHIGHWAYS. SEE RoadsHILTONVeterans memorial for Hilton, 5:30:2002 p4AHILTON - SCHOOLSHilton High School Spirit Week, 10:10:2002 p2AHochstein to host Hilton ensemble, 10:3:2002 p13A Homecoming at Hilton High, 10:3:2002 p4A Open house at Hilton High, 10:3:2002 p4A Preschool children needed for high school's guided observation nursery school, 10:3:2002 p4A School board and budget vote May 21, 3:28:2002 p5A HILTON EAST ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITYHalloween party, 10:17:2002 p8AHOCHREITER, GERALDCareer and Tech director retires (Gerald Hochreiter), 4:11:2002 p2AHOCHSTEIN MUSIC SCHOOLHochstein to host Hilton ensemble, 10:3:2002 p13AHOLIDAYSWe have holidays galore, but why not have some more (Senior life column), 5:30:2002 p16AHOLLENBECK, LINDAEmployee of the Month (Linda Hollenbeck), 4:11:002 p2AHOLLEY'Hello dolly' at Holley (High School), 2:28:2002 p2AHickory Ridge parties scheduled, 10:10:2002 p4A HOLOCAUSTLaughing our way through the killings (commentary column), 11:14:2002 p15AHOMEARAMASmall is big with prospective home buyers, 8:1:2002 p10AHOMELAND SECURITYThe buck stops here...no, here...(Funny thing... column), 6:20:2002 p14AHOUSINGA new "village": close, no cigar (viewpoints), 8:1:2002 p12AHOWLETT, DAVEBrockport grad helped Webster to state titles, 12:19:2002 p10AHUMAN RIGHTSSend letters of support to activist (letter), 12:12:2002 p17AHUMORDr. Spock forgot to give us this advice, 6:13:2002 p11AEven our fantasy men let us down (Daily dose column), 6:27:2002 p13A It's time to get back to being shallow (Daily Dose column), 4:25:2002 p15A Just what we needed: a La-Z-Girl (Daily dose column), 10:24:2002 p17A Scientists should work on improving humans (Daily dose column), 6:20:2002 p13A To create a new life form, try this (Daily Dose column), 12:5:2002 p15A HUNTINGHunter safety couse scheduled, 9:12:2002 p5AIIMMUNIZATIONSYour kids need those shots (Guest Essay), 5:2:2002 p17AIRAQDad's not sold on Iraq plan (dissent column), 10:10:2002 p14ASchumer tackles Iraq question at town meeting, 9:19:2002 p5A IRISH CHILDREN'S PROGRAMProgram helps children escape violence, 1:10:2002 p10AITALIAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY CENTERIACC hosts "Courage Italia," 10:10:2002 p5AIVESON, ROBERT JR.School race draws three, 5:9:2002 p1A/5AJJACCARINO, MARKLawyer: (Mark) Jaccarino still works for library, 11:7:2002 p4AJETBLUE AIRLINESMore than just cheap airfare (commentary column), 11:28:2002 p14AJEWETT, DAVEDave Jewett is a cut above the rest (chainsaw carvings), 12:5:2002 p14AJOB SEARCHA college grad's dining how-to (Commentary), 3:28;2002 p12AJOHNSON, WILLIAMA politician like no other (Notebook column), 3:14:2002 p10AJohnson doesn't bring people together (letter), 5:16:2002 p13A Johnson's ideas are worth debating (letter), 3:28:2002 p13A Mayor Johnson floats the boat (Commentary collumn), 12:12:2002 p16A Talking with... Rochester Mayor Bill Johnson: What is he telling the suburbs? (Guest essay), 3:14:2002 p11A JOINT RECREATION COMMISSIONAdvisory council may replace rec Commission, 5:23:2002 p1A/10ARec program isn't broken' don't fix it (letter), 6:20:2002 p15A JOURNALISMStudent reporters attend journalism conference, 12:12:2002 p12AKKELLY, JACKRochester native Jack Kelly has written detective thriller (Mobtown), 1:17:2002 p1A/7AKENDALLKendall church organ dedication is this weekend, 4:25:2002 p2AKING, CORETTA SCOTTCoretta Scott King to speak at SUNY Brockport, 1:24:2002 p2AKING, MARTIN LUTHER JR.Hate took King away (editorial), 1:24:2002 p10AKIRBY'S FARM MARKETKirby's is participating in Sweet Corn Festival, 8:8:2002 p4AKIWANIS CLUB"George Burns" visits Brockport, 10:31:2002 P2aDoug Kickerson spoke at July 31 meeting, 8:22:2002 p2A Kiwanis Club show and dinner, 10:17:2002 p8A Kiwanis club show and dinner, 10:10:002 p4A Kiwanis donation (to Open Door Mission), 6:20:2002 p5A Kiwanis installs officers (photo), 11:7:2002 p2A New Kiwanis members (photo), 5:16:2002 p2A, 11:14:2002 p2A KLEEN-BRITEVillage asks for closure plan (from Kleen-Brite), 12:26:2002 p1A/6AKOON, DAVIDA murderer by any other name (dissent), 1:31:2002 p8AKRON, RICHARD(September 11 Memorial) A labor of love, 7:11:2002 p1A/16A9/11 ceremony is Sunday, 8:15:2002 p1A History in the making, 8:22:2002 p1A KUTZ, ARCHIE AND PATLift Bridge Book Shop is 30-year Brockport tradition, 2:28:2002 p1A/12ALLABARGE MEDIAAdvertiser hired by Brockport business (Spurr-Courtesy Auto Group), 4:11:2002 p3ALABORThere's a lesson to gain by sweat and strain (Guest essay), 8:29: 2002 p13ALACORTE, JOHNA tribute to my little brother (guest essay), 8:8:2002 p13ALAFALCE, JOHN J.Congressman (John J. LaFalce) visits, 5:16:2002 p13ALaFalce's staff says goodbye (Guest essay), 7:18:2002 p11A Local leaders say they'll miss LaFalce, 7:4:2002 p5A To Congressman LaFalce: You will not be missed (letter), 7:25:2002 p13A LAKE ONTARIOA new focus on the 'North Coast' (Guest essay), 5:30:2002 p15AFish stocking project, 5:9:2002 p2A LAKEMONT PARKCheap thrills for the whole family (commentary), 7:4:2002 p12ALAKESIDE BEIKIRCH CARE CENTER(Madeleine) Albright visit thrills local residents, 12:19:2002 p14ACare center passes inspection, 2:28:2002 p6A Donna Elsenheimer is new rehabilitation care coordinator, 6:20:2002 p2A Lakeside Beikirch to begin CNA training, 6:20:2002 p7A Lakeside: Strong staff, strong spirit (guest essay), 1:24:2002 p11A LBCC nurses' aides receive certification (photo), 11:7:2002 p2A Local residents have completed nurses' aide training program, 12:19:2002 p2A New (nurses' aide) trainees (photo), 12:19:2002 p2A New prints decorate Lakeside dining rom (photo), 4:25:2002 p5A Tiffany Jones received Quality Award for second time, 8:1:2002 p2A LAKESIDE CHILD CARE CENTEREverything's ducky (photo), 7:18:2002 p5APenny Power campaign funds given to Lakeside Child Care, 8:22:002 p2A Sponsors food program, 5:9:2002 p11A LAKESIDE FOUNDATIONAlbright urges international unity, 12:12:2002 p3AFirst Niagara Bank Foundation gives capital campaign gift, 5:30:2002 p4A Lakeside Foundation annual gala dinner planned, 8:15:2002 p2A Lakeside receives support in Parma, 3:14:2002 p3A Supporting Lakeside (photo), 3:7:2002 p2A LAKESIDE HEALTH SYSTEM(Sigma Alpha Mu) washing cars for Lakeside, 6:13:2002 p5AAngela Eichelberger named Employee of the Month, 11:28:2002 p2A Barbara Lerkins retired, 9:26:2002 p2A Becky mccorry-Campbell and Stan Pogroszewski are co-chairs of capital Campaign, 8:1:2002 p2A Dennise Viney selected Employee of the Month, 3:14:2002 p2A Dr. Richard Dobson joined Lakeside, 6:20:2002 p2A Employee of the Month (Linda Hollenbeck), 4:11:002 p2A Gargs help Lakeside capital campaign, 3:14:2002 p3A Gazebo for smokers doesn't make sense (letter), 12:19:2002 p13A Grant for Lakeside Health System, 6:6:2002 p11A Heidi Quiter named Employee of the Month, 2:21:2002 p2A Lakeside CEO (Charles W. Smith) chosen, 8:15:2002 p2A Lakeside gives update on capital campaign, 6:20:2002 p4A Lakeside receives program grant, 10:24:2002 p6A Laura Mann selected Employee of the Month, 6:13:2002 p2A Linda Hollenback named Employee of the Month, 4:11:2002 p2A Lorraine Buzard named Employee of the Month, 8:15:2002 p2A National Nursing Week, 5:9:2002 p11A New flag dedicated, 9:19:2002 p2A Pap tests at Lakeside, 1:24:2002 p3A Robert W. Harris retired as chief executive officer, 10:24:2002 p2A Support for Lakeside (by CrossRoad Hair Studie), 4:18:2002 p5A Support for Lakeside (from CrossRoads Hair Studio), 4:18:2002 p5A Supporting Lakeside, 3:7:2002 p7A Tanya Burns named Employee of the Month, 5:9:2002 p2A Tracy Miconi named Employee of the Month, 12:19:2002 p2A Veterans make donation, 3:7:2002 p7A Wegmans supports Lakeside Health System, 4:25:2002 p4A LAKESIDE MEMORIAL HOSPITALA.D. Oliver Middle School 6th graders raised money for a digial scale, 8:8:2002 p2AAnonymous donor(s) thanked (letter), 9:12:2002 p15A Brockport's Caring Kids raise $1,243 (for Lakeside Memorial Hospital), 6:13:2002 p3A Lakeside Golf Classic, 4:4:2002 p2A Lakeside golf classic, 4:4:2002 p2A Medical staff officers for 2002, 7:18:2002 p2A Multiple births at Lakeside (mallard ducks) (photo), 6:20:2002 p6A Preventing shaken baby syndrome, 1:24:2002 p3A Take a loved one to the doctor, 9:19:2002 p5A Zia Rashondel joins medical staff, 9:26:2002 p2A LAKESIDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TWIG ASSOCIATIONPop tops for Lakeside, 4:18:2002 p5ASponsoring Tree of Lights, 11:28:2002 p2A LAWSEducation reform: great expectations, 1:17:2002 p9AReining in those doggone new laws (commentary column), 1:17:2002 p8A LEADERSHIP ACADEMY OF THE GENESEE REGIONTraining offered for school administrators, 4:18;2002 p9ALEARNING DISABLED STUDENTSThese teachers know what love is all about (letter), 7:25:2002 p13ALEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETYMarathoner makes a difference (Wendy Fitzgerald), 4:4:2002 p10ALIBRARIESGoing from libraries to spy-braries (Funny thing.... column), 8:1:2002 p12ALegislators ignore libraries (letter), 6:6:2002 p13A LIFETIME ASSISTANCEReward of helping others, 2:21:2002 p1A/5ALIFT BRIDGE BOOKSBe a gift anget, 11:21:2002 p3ABook signing and slide show (at Lift Bridge Books), 10:10:2002 p4A Freemans host slide show, book signing, 4:25:2002 p4A Lift Bridge Book Shop is 30-year Brockport tradition, 2:28:2002 p1A/12A LINCOLN RESTAURANTGallo, James - owned Lincoln Restaurant, 1:17:2002 p3ALITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICALiteracy group gets new leader (Robert J. Mahar), 8:8:2002 p11AVolunteer to teach someone to read (editorial), 5:30:2002 p14A LONG TERM CARE INSURANCEHealth care problem unheeded (letter), 11:7:2002 p11ALONG, REV. JAMESLove, service and the spirit of God (letter), 1:24:2002 p11ALOTTOLotto a bad bet for the schools (editorial), 9:26:2002 p12ALUCE, EARL"Buttercup" is a dream come true (for Earl Luce), 10:3:2002 p3AMMACARTNEY, CAROLReward of helping others, 2:21:2002 p1A/5AMARIJUANAStraight dope needed on marijuana (Funny thing... column), 10:3:2002 p14AMARSH OF ROCHESTERRenee E. Stickles named client representative trainee, 8:29:2002 p2AMASTERCARDA priceless marketing strategy (Guest essay), 7:11:2002 p14AMASTERS, GARYLocal man (Gary Masters) charged in bank robbery, 2:21:2002 p5AMATELA, JOSEPHINEMayor Matela marks one-year anniversary, 6:20:2002 p1A/11AMAX'S MARDI GRAS PARADEA patriotic parade on a picture-perfect Saturday, 5:2:2002 p3AMardi Gras gift (photo), 5:2:2002 p1A Note card illustrated by Helen Fabi Smagorinsky, 12:12:2002 p4A MAZIARZ, GEORGE(George) Maziarz, unopposed, wins Senate seat, 11:7:2002 p6AMaziarz seeks nominees to Maritime College, 11:14:2002 p9A Nominations for NY Woman of Distinction sought, 2:21:2002 p2A MCCRACKEN FARMSMuch more than pumpkins, 11:7:2002 p1AMEATSRalf's does homemade suasages right, 12:5:2002 p9AMEMORIAL DAYPaying tribute (photo), 5:30:2002 p16ARemember, revere, reflect (photo), 5:30:2002 p1A MEMORYAnd if thou wilt, remember (Funny thing... column), 7:4:2002 p12AMENGEL, METZGER, BARR AND CO.Two Brockport graduates join MMB, 12:19:2002 p14AMESSENGER POST. SEE ALSO Brockport PostAward-winning writers from messenger Post Newspapers (photo), 5::2:2002 p12ABest wishes from employees (photos), 12:26:2002 p8A/9A Messenger Post papers win 16 press awards, 4:11:2002 p6A Messenger Post staff win AP awards, 10:3:2002 p9A Messenger Post Web sites to charge, 11:14:2002 p4A Messenger Post wins right to documents, 3:28:2002 p4A METRO GOVERNMENT. SEE Monroe County - ConsolidationMICHAEL'S VALLEY GRILLFood with flair at Michael's Valley Grill, 1:24:2002 p5AMIGRANT FARM WORKERSBienvenida, welcoming migrant farmworkers, 6:20:2002 p2AMOBTOWNRochester native Jack Kelly has written detective thriller (Mobtown), 1:17:2002 p1A/7AMODEL UNITED NATIONSHigh school students tackle world problems, 11:14:2002 p1A/13AMONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGEDonna P. Pogroszewski to participate in National Institute for Leadership Dev, 1:24:2002 p2ALocal people hired by MCC, 9:19:2002 p2A MONROE COMMUNITY HOSPITALOops - apologies to a volunteer (letter), 4:25:2002 p17AMONROE COUNTYIt's about the kind of community we are (editorial), 8:8:2002 p12AMONROE COUNTY - BUDGETBudget cuts hinder our quality of life (letter), 10:3:2002 p15ABudget cuts hurt suburbs, too (Guest essay), 9:12:2002 p15A Cooperative Extension needs county funding (letter), 11:7:2002 p11A County budget commission can't do the job correctly (Guest essay), 9:26:2002 p13A Cut more services to cut more taxes (letter), 10:10:2002 p15A Don't imperil museum's treasures (Guest Essay), 10:10:2002 p15A Legislature took the easy way out on the budget (Guest essay), 11:21:2002 p15A Local highway departments brace for cuts, 10:10:2002 p5A Profiles in political courage; heeding a scientist's warning (Notebook column), 11:7:2002 p10A Raising some funds - and eyebrows (Funny thing... column), 11:7:2002 p10A Shortsighted cuts in Monroe County budget (Guest essay), 9:19:2002 p13A MONROE COUNTY - CONSOLIDATIONA practical plan for countywide police (guest essay), 4:11:2002 p17AA revealing look at power (Guest essay), 5:9:2002 p13A Consolidation won't solve our problems (Guest essay), 5:23:200 p13A End the fruitless turf wars (Notebook column), 5:2:2002 p16A Johnson vs. Doyle - what's up with these two guys? (Notebook column), 4:5:2002 p16A Johnson, Doyle could be a team (letter), 5:2:2002 p17A Look again at countywide police (Guest essay), 6:13:2002 p12A Metro forum wasn't a forum (letter), 5:2:2002 p17A Protect those lakes while we still can (editorial), 5:2:2002 p16A Save the soul of our community (letter), 3:21:2002 p15A Talking with County Executive Jack Doyle, 4:18:2002 p15A Tough times call for tough decisions (editorial), 5:9:2002 p12A MONROE COUNTY - EDUCATIONNeedless attack on school districts (editorial), 5:23:2002 p12AOutstanding seniors honored, 5:23:2002 p5A Pay raises at top way out of line (Notebook column), 6:27:2002 p14A MONROE COUNTY - ELECTIONSDollinger acts with knowledge (letter), 10:24:2002 p19AMONROE COUNTY - GOVERNMENT. SEE ALSO Government, LocalCounty clerks meet (photo), 8:1:2002 p2ACounty Legislature veto override raises questions, 11:21:2002 p10A Political changes in the works, 11:14:2002 p10A Where to cut budget, and where not to (editorial), 3:7:2002 p12A Why these two don't get along (doyle Johnson) (Commentary), 3:7:2002 p12A MONROE COUNTY - HEALTHInsurance plan could hurt small businesses (editorial), 4:18:2002 p14AMONROE COUNTY - LIBRARIESDon't cut support for libraries (letter), 8:29:2002 p13ALibrary system needs friendly giving (letter), 9:12:2002 p15A MONROE COUNTY - PARKSClose the parks? Check the numbers (editorial), 8:29:2002 p12AMaking parks safe for dogs and people (editorial), 4:4:2002 p12A Monroe's parks are at risk (Guest essay), 10:3:2002 p15A MONROE COUNTY - POLICESheriff's Office welcomes new boss (Michael Nyhan), 5:9:2002 p3AMONROE COUNTY - SCHOOLSSchool boards need more competion (editorial), 5:9:2002 p12ATouring the lakes; crossing school lines (Notebook column), 5:23:2002 p12A MONROE COUNTY - SERVICESCounty to streamline social services, 9:19:2002 p4ADon't let county cut child services (letter), 8:8:2002 p13A MONROE COUNTY - TAXESTax increase wasn't an 'easy way out' (Guest essay), 12:5:2002 p17AMONROE COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSIONCooperative Extension needs county funding (letter), 11:7:2002 p11AMONROE COUNTY EXECUTIVEOr, we could forget the trial (letter), 8:22:2002 p15AWill Johnson challenge Doyle? (Commentary column), 8:22:2002 p14A MONROE COUNTY FAIRFly girl (Molly McCarthy bungee jumping) (photo), 8:8:2002 p14AMonroe County Fair "a slice of American pie" (letter), 7:25:2002 p13A MONROE COUNTY FARM BUREAUFarm bureau to meet, 9:12:2002 p7AMONTCLAIR, N.J.Don't smear my hometown (letter), 3:28:2002 p13AMORGAN-MANNING HOUSERestored carriage house highlinghts July 4 fest, 6:20:2002 p3AMOSES, ROBERTHoly Moses! Builder Bob was everywhere (Funny thing... column), 2:28:2002 p11AMOTHER'S DAYA grateful son salutes his mother (letter), 6:13:002 p13AMOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVINGStopping DWIs nets awards, safer roads, 11:28:2002 p1A/10AMOVIES'Mind' over mannered? (Oscar race), 3:21:2002 p12001: The year that wasn't, 1:3:2002 p1 Better slate than ever (Oscar nominees), 2:21:2002 p1 Coming distractions (Funny thing... column), 9:26:2002 p12A Democratic Film Festival set to begin Oct 3, 9:26:2002 p2A Spinning out new movie ideas (Funny thing...column), 5:23:2002 p12A Toronto International Film Festival, 9:26:2002 p7 MOVIES - CAPTIONINGFilmmakers turn a deaf ear, 9:5:2002 p13AMOVIES - DIRECTORSThe Wilder the better, 4:4:2002 p1MOVIES - REVIEWS8 Mile, 11:14:2002 p8About a Boy, 5:30:2002 p1 Analyze That, 12:12:2002 p8 Animal Factory, 7:11:2002 p6 Austin Powers in Goldmember, 8:1:2002 p8 Auto Focus, 11:7:2002 p6 Bad Company, 6:13:002 p1 Black Hawk Down, 1:24:2002 p1 Bourne Identity, 6:20:2002 p8 Catch Me If You Can, 12:19:2002 p8 Changing Lanes, 4:18:2002 p1 Checkout, 8:22:002 p4A E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, 3:28:2002 p1 Far from Heaven, 11:28:2002 p8 Femme Fatale, 11:7:2002 p6 Forty Days and Forty Nights, 3:7:2002 p1 Gangs of New York, 12:19:2002 p8 Good Girl, 9:19:2002 p11 Harry Potter and the Champer of Secrets, 11:21:2002 p8 High Falls Film Festival, 10:31:2002 p6 In the Bedroom, 1:10:2002 p1 Insomnia, 6:6:2002 p1 K-19: The Widowmaker, 7:25:2002 p12 Minority Report, 7:4:2002 p8 Murder by Numbers, 4:25:2002 p1 No Man's Land, 3:14:2002 p1 One Hour Photo, 9:19:2002 p11 Panic Room, 4:11:2002 p1 Queen of the Dammed, 2:28:2002 p1 Road to Perdition, 7:18:2002 p10 Royal Tenenbaums, 1:17:2002 p1 Scorpion King, 5:2:2002 p1 Signs, 8:8:2002 p6 Simone, 8:29:2002 p6 Solaris, 12:5:2002 p8 Spider Man, 5:9:2002 p1 Spy Kids 2, 8:15:2002 P8 Star Wars: Episode Two - Attack of the Clones, 5:23:2002 p1 Sum of All Fears, 6:20:2002 p8 Tadpole, 8:22:2002 p8 The best movies of 2002, 12:26:2002 p6 The Ring, 10:24:2002 p6 Toronto International Film Festival, 9:12:2002 p8 Tuxedo, 10:3:2002 p8 Unfaithful, 5:16:2002 p1 White Oleander, 10:17:2002 p8 Windtalkers, 6:27:2002 p6 MRS. NEW YORK CONTESTLocal resident (Caurie Miner Putnam) is Mrs. New York contestant, 6:27:2002 p2AMULTI-TASKINGAll in facor of idleness, say "aye" (Daily dose column), 7:11:2002 p12AMUSIC(Apple Grove Inn) Jazz Festival, 5:16:2002 p2A(Women of)Broadway in Brockport, 7:4:2002 p14A All-State band members (photo), 1:17:2002 p2A And the band plays on (Dissent column), 12:26:2002 p14A Andy Nazzaro, Joe Moe and John Erbe will attend international competition of barbershop singing, 7:4:2002 p2a Brockport High School jazz bands give concert, 11:28:2002 p4A Brockport High School music teacher (Maryellen Giese) to be honored, 7:11:2002 p2A Croonin' and snoozin' in Clarkson, 8:1:2002 p1A RPYO members (photo), 11:14:2002 p2A Spirit of America benefit show, 3:21:2002 p1A Young vocalists wanted (for Amadeus Chorale Childrens Choir), 9:12:2002 p5A NNATIONAL SECURITYLet feds know that security is top priority (letter), 9:19:2002 p13ANATIONAL SERVICEIt's time we serve our nation (guest essay), 7:25:2002 p13ANATIONAL WOMEN'S HALL OF FAMEAnother look at Women's Hall of Fame (letter), 5:16:2002 p15ACall it 'Hall of Liberal Women' (Commentary column), 5:2:2002 p16A Cheap shot at Women's Hall (letter), 5:9:2002 p13A Conservatives are 'disconnected (letter), 5:16:2002 p15A Hall of Fame is not partisan (letter), 5:23:2002 p13A NATIONAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP FORUMHonored Scott Hopsicker of Brockport High, 5:16:22002 p2ANATIVITY OF THE BLELESSED VIRGIN MARY SCHOOLStudents named to honor rolls, 11:28:2002 p2ANAZARETH COLLEGELaureen Siciano is area director of residential life, 11:21:2002 p2ANEALON, JAMESSweden gears up for spring (James Nealon new Recreation Director) (letter), 4:11:2002 p17ANEIGHBORHOOD WATCHYour neighbors are watching out for you, 9:19:2002 p3ANESBITT, CHARLESUnopposed (Charles) Nesbitt to return to Assembly, 11:7:2002 p7ANEW YORKSo, why are we paying more for the same goods, services (Senior Life column), 7:25:2002 p8ANEW YORK - AGRICULTUREApples, wines get a boost (Finger Lakes Wine Tour), 10:24:2002 p1A/9ANEW YORK - BUDGETLet's get real about state budget crucnh (editorial), 11:14:2002 p14ANEW YORK - EDUCATIONKeep word police out of Regents tests (editorial), 6:20:2002 p14ALotto a bad bet for the schools (editorial), 9:26:2002 p12A Pillars (of Pedagogy Standards Institute) program registration extended, 6:13:2002 p5A NEW YORK - ELECTIONSA chance to say no to status quo (Clyde Benoy), 10:24:2002 p18AIndustry, farm support top list for (Charles) Nesbitt, 10:24:2002 p1A/9A Let's pull the plug on political freebies (editorial), 4:25:2002 p16A Maziarz wants to work for economic improvement, 10;24:2002 p5A NEW YORK - ENVIRONMENTEnvironmental funds shouldn't be raided (letter), 5:30:2002 p15ANEW YORK - FINANCETax cuts key to economic recovery, 3:21:2002 p5ANEW YORK - GOVERNMENT(Charles H.) Nesbitt named Republican leader, 12:5:2002 p6AAssemblyman (Charlie Nesbitt) appointed to committees, 3:21:2002 p3A Bill aims to deter teenage drunk driving, 5:2:2002 p11A Covert capers abound in Albany (letter), 11:21:2002 p15A Possible amendment made to Megan's Law, 5:2:2002 p11A State leaves schools holding empty bag (editorial), 3:28:2002 p12A The state gives, and takes away (editorial), 4:11:2002 p16A Vital reforms needed to continue NY's comeback (From the Assemblyman), 3:7:2002 p5A NEW YORK - LEGISLATIONA good idea gone bad (Guest essay), 6:6:2002 P13aNEW YORK - REDISTRICTINGA good deal for incumbents (Dissent column), 6:20:2002 p14ANow it's obvious: Monroe doesn't count (editorial), 6:13:2002 p12A Towns cope with redrawn districts, 6:20:2002 p1A/16A NEW YORK - SCHOOLSSchool chiefs' salaries aren't the problem (letter), 7:4:2002 p13AState Legislature fails children (Guest essay), 5:9:2002 p13A NEW YORK - WELFAREWelfare reform a reality in New York state (From the Assemblyman column), 5:23:2002 p5ANEW YORK PARKS AND CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION30 years of work for our environment (Liz Thorndike) (Guest essay), 8:15:2002 p17ANEW YORK STATE BOARD OF REGENTSLocal woman (Ena Farley) retires from Baord of Regents, 4:18:2002 p2ALocal woman (Ena Farley) retires from Board of Regents, 4:18;2002 p2A NEW YORK STATE MOTOR VEHICLES DEPARTMENTDriver's manual available online (letter), 8:15:2002 p17AHenrietta DMV office closing for repairs, 9:12:2002 p8A NEW YORK YANKEESYankees have been my heroes (Murf's Turf column), 5:23:2002 p9ANIAGARA & WESTERN NEW YORK RAILROAD CO.All aboard for a yuletide ride, 12:19:2002 p3ANiagara & Western New York Railroad Co offering scenic tours, 9:26:2002 p1A/8A NIAGARA MOHAWKMany helped out in wake of recent harsh weather (letter), 2:28:2002 p11ANORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENTAnother Kodak moment, and finding truth in 'toons (Notebook column), 11:21:2002 p14ANORTHAMPTON PARKMonroe County Celebration of Lights in Park, 11:28:2002 p4ANORTHEASTOur Eastern seaboard is axis of rudeness (Commentary), 7:11:2002 p15ANOT ME NOT NOWParenting workshops, 1:24:2002 p3ANOVA SCOTIAThe warmth that is Canada (Hand Writings column), 11:21:2002 p15ANU-LOOK COLLISION CENTERSNu-Look Collision gives car to ABW, 1:3:2002 p6ANURSINGNurse shortage undermines care (letter), 4:25:2002 p17ANUT HOUSEProductive treats abound at the Nut House, 8:1:2002 p7ANUTRITIONIf we're not careful, we can be what we eat (Senior Life column), 10:24:2002 p17ANYHAN, MICHAELSheriff's Office welcomes new boss (Michael Nyhan), 5:9:2002 p3AOOBITUARIES. SEE DeathsODYSSEY OF THE MINDStudents embark on 'Odyssey' together, 3:14:2002 p4AOGDEN FARMERS' LIBRARYLibrary catalog changes, 5:9:202 p11ALibrary to hold read-in, 5:16:2002 p3A OLYMPICSOlympic dreams do come true (Sara Sozio) (Murf's Turf), 2:21:2002 p9AWinter Olympics from A-Z (Murf's Turf), 2:28:2002 p7A OPEN SPACESGetting serious about open space (editorial), 1:17:2002 p8AORGANIZATIONGet ready. Get set. Get organized (guest essay), 1:17:2002 p9AI really have nothing to wear right now (Senior Life column), 4:18:2002 p11A ORLEANS COUNTYAuthor (Stanley Vanderlaan) discusses archeological book 'Odds and Ends,' 5:23:2002 p4AOXFORD STREET3M plan unveiled, but is it enough?, 9:5:2002 p1A/10AParking on Oxford Street may soon be restricted to force Agrilink employees to use lot, 1:17:2002 p1A/7A PPACIFICISMStill coming to terms, 30 years later (Commentary column), 12:5:2002 p16APARADES(Max's) Mardi Gras gift (photo), 5:2:2002 p1AA patriotic parade on a picture-perfect Saturday (Max's Mardi Gras), 5:2:2002 p3A Parade of ghouls, 10:31:2002 p1A/15A PARANOIAWild paranoia, and religious bigots (Notebook column), 8:8:2002 p12APARENTINGBrockport Central School District presents parenting workshop, 10:10:2002 p2AFear beats trust anytime (Commentary column), 11:7:2002 p11A Parents Club workshop, 10:10:2002 p4A Raise children the old way (Commentary column), 9:19:2002 p12A Saying no is sometimes a hard thing to do (Daily dose column), 7:25:2002 p11A PARKINGParking on Oxford Street may soon be restricted to force Agrilink employees to use lot, 1:17:2002 p1A/7APATAKI, GEORGEA hug from the Gov. (photo), 11:14:2002 p6AGov. Pataki campaigns in Brockport, 10:31:2002 p6A One more cut for Pataki (letter), 10:31:2002 p16A Pataki has shown he merits 3rd term (editorial), 10:31:2002 p16A Pataki was right the first time (viewpoint), 1:3:2002 p8A The Heidi Fleiss of New York (Gov. Pataki) (Commentary column), 10:17:2002 p16A PEACEBe a link for peace (letter), 5:16:2002 p15ABlessed are the peacemakers (Notebook column), 12:5:2002 p16A PELINO, TODDCommunity remembers Todd Pelino (Murf's Turf), 7:18:2002 p12APERRINE, FREDSweden highway boss (Fred Perrine) wins one-year term, 11:7:2002 p7ASweden picks new highway chief (Fred Perrine), 2:28:2002 p1A/12A PETSCounty needs a place to let the dogs run (editorial), 12:12:2002 p16ATammy Panter takes ferret for stroll (photo), 10:10:2002 p2A The year Freckles saved Christmas (Funny thing... column), 12:26:2002 p14A PHOTOGRAPHYBrockport native (Mark Chesnut) displays photographs, 10:17:2002 p2API KAPPA PHIWheelchair ramp build (by Pi Kappa Phi), 5:9:2002 p11APILLOWSSleeping with several of these is OK (Daily Dose column), 12:12:2002 p11APLANNED COMMUNITIESLet's have a brand-new village (Notebook column), 7:11:2002 p14APLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCELet's really live the Pledge of Allegiance (letter), 7:18:2002 p11APledge allegiance to flag, or to God? (Dissent column), 8:1:2002 p12a Pledges and spankings, thunder and lightning (notebook column), 7:4:2002 p12A POETRYSeptember 11 anthology (William Heyen), 2:21:2002 p2APOLAR PLUNGEWho's ready to take an icy plunge (for Special Olympics New York), 1:17:2002 p3APOLITICS20-somethings get head start in politics, 6:20:2002 p6AHow well do you know scandal trivia? (Funny thing... column), 7:25:2002 p12A Mayors who diss devils, doff duds (Funny thing... column), 7:11:2002 p14A POLLUTION. SEE EnvironmentPORNOGRAPHYPornography found recorded over children's videos, 9:12:2002 p1A/16APOST OFFICEMany helped gather fod for people in need (letter), 5:30:2002 p15APost office advises: Mail early, 12:5:2002 p1A/5A POSTAL STAMPSPurple Heart stamp honors courageous vets (letter), 9:12:2002 p15APREJUDICEI like almost everybody - except people (Funny thing... column), 8:22:2002 p14APROFANITYA small win for decency (Notebook column), 8:29:2002 p12AStealing something precious, and rationalizing profanity (Notebook column), 9:5:2002 p12A PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCERhett A. King received the Rachael May Swain Award, 3:28:2002 p2APUBLIC SPEAKINGKids should be seen and heard (Guest essay), 6:227:2002 p15AQQUAD A FOR KIDSHonoring a man who worked for kids (Joe U. Posner) (letter), 6:20:2002 p15ASpend time (and dollars) on poor kids (guest essay), 2:28:2002 p11A QUEEN ELIZABETHA view from one who 'grew up' with the queen, 6:13:2002 p14ARRADIOTaking a spin around the radio dial (Funny thing...column), 6:6:2002 p12ARAILROADS. SEE TransportationREADINGReading initiative debate runs sweet and sour (Funny thing... column), 3:7:2002 p12AREADY, SET, GROW PRESCHOOLReady, Set, Grow Preschool unleases 39 new graduates into the public school system, 6:6:2002 pARED CROSSGiving life, one drop at a time (Commentary column), 10:3:2002 p14AThanks for helping out in a time of need (letter), 2:21:2002 p13A RED HAT SOCIETYThese ladies have "hattitude" to spare, 9:12:2002 p1A/16AREILICH, BILL134th Assembly District: Bill Reilich (editorial), 10:17:2002 p16AState Assembly candidates speak: Reilich: Tax break for business (guest essay), 10:17:2002 p17A RELIGIONA universal message of faith 'to the world's religious leaders' (letter), 6:27:2002 p15ARELIGIOUS FREEDOMLocal reps stood up for rights (letter), 8:15:2002 p17AREMEMBRANCE PARKBrockport dedicates Remembrance Park, 6:13:2002 p1ABrockport will dedicate Remembrance Park tomorrow, 6:6:2002 p1A/14A Garden club is keeping Brockport's (Remembrance Park) beautiful, 5:23:2002 p2A REMINGTON WOODSHome project inches ahead, 9:26:2002 p1A/8ARENZI, ALEX(Alex) Renzi wins Monroe County Court seat, 11:7:2002 p7ARESCUE DRILLSHospitals, firefighters deal with "disaster," 10:3:2002 p1A/10ARescue workers prepare for the unthinkable, 9:5:2002 p1A/10A RESTAURANTSAtomic Eggplant livens up vegetarian food, 11:28:2002 p7ABrio brings the Mediterranean to Pittsford, 8:22:2002 p7A Browncroft Family Restaurant lives up to its name, 7:11:2002 p7A Cantonese HOuse serves deluxe dim sum, 6:6:2002 p7A Creative Italian cuisine at ristorante Grappa, 6:13:2002 p7A Creative meals reign at Raging Burrito, 7:18:2002 p7A Crystal Barn, Rooney's fulfill sweat cravings, 1:31:2002 p5A Damon's Grill serves up finger-lickin' fare, 10:3:2002 p7A Ensenat's Deli: More than cold cuts 'n' chips, 4:18:2002 p7A Experience bygone days at Carey Lake, 9:19:2002 p7A Fairport Village Inn: Tasty food, good times, 1:10:2002 p5A Fast, fresh Southwest-Mex at Desert Moon, 11:14:2002 p7A Fineout's talent glows at North Coast Pub, 3:28:2002 p7A Foggy Bottom offers home-cooked comfort food, 2:21:2002 p7A Food with flair at Michael's Valley Grill, 1:24:2002 p5A Fox's offers inspired deli fare and more, 7:4:2002 p7A Geulah's offers vibrant kosher fare, 3:14:2002 p7A Good times, eats at Gordon's Steak & Crabhouse, 6:27:2002 p7A Hearty comfort food at Jim and Bonnie's Take Out, 10:17:2002 p7A Here's another nomination for best Italian food (letter), 1:10:2002 p9A Hip dining experience at downtown's Sienna, 3:7:2002 p7A Impressive spread at Grand Super Buffet, 12:26:2002 p7A Lola offers bistro fare in a hip setting, 6:20:2002 p9A Lorraine's: New location, same great quality, 11:7:2002 p15A More than Chinese at versatile Golden Phoenix, 9:5:2002 p7A New menus spring up at Garden Restaurant, 8:29:2002 p7A New plans take root at Big Tree Inn, 8:15:2002 p7A Old Toad: Darts, beer and stellar pub grub, 4:25:2002 p11A Parkside Diner dishes out all-American eats, 7:25:2002 p7A Pittsford Seafood reels in fans of freshness, 9:12:2002 p7A Pizza gets top billing at Savastano's Pizzeria, 1:3:2002 p5A Red Newt showcases the Finger Lakes' bounty, 5:9:2002 p7A Song's tasty meals shed light on Korean food, 2:28:2002 p5A Southern charm, American fare at Glengarry, 12:12:2002 p9A Stoney's Pub is worth ride to Walworth, 5:30:2002 p7A Style, substance put Moscow's on the map, 9:26:2002 p7A Superb comfort food draws diners to Kellogg's (Pan-Tree Inn), 5:23:2002 p7A Sweet Expressions offers goodies galore, 11:21:2002 p7A Sweets and much more at Elegant Expressions, 5:2:2002 p9A Tastings redefines the open kitchen, 10:10:2002 p7A Thai cooking sparkles at Puket Thai Cuisine, 10:24:2002 p11A Trek to Los Andes for authentic Spanish food, 5:16:2002 p7A Veggie-rich treats abound at Breath, 12:19:2002 p7A Veneto: A slice of Italy in downtown Rochester, 8:8:002 p7A Vietnamese fare sparkles at Le Lemon Grass, 1:17:2002 p5A Village may get Chubby's restaurant, 2:28:2002 p3A Well-rounded menu at cozy Fairfield's Grill, 10:31:2002 p9A Zaz's: All-American food in tavern setting, 3:21:2002 p7A RETIRED COACHES ASSOCIATIONCoaches become friends forever (Murf's Turf column), 10:24:2002 p12AREYNOLDS, TOMA local representative with national clout (Tim Reynolds), 10:31:2002 p16AReynolds cruises to third term in Congress, 11:7:2002 p6A The candidates address the issues: (Tom) Reynolds: Security is the key word for Congress, 10:31:2002 p17A Three take on Reynolds, 10:31:2002 p1A/15A RIVERTONA new "village": close, no cigar (viewpoints), 8:1:2002 p12AROADSIntersection targeted for improvements, 3:28:2002 p8AKorea vets have a winning idea (editorial), 7:18:2002 p10A Town highway crews ready for winter, 11:28:2002 p3A ROBBINS, MABELLELanding resident (Mabelle Robbins) turns 100, 6:27:2002 p2AROCHESTERA community sliding downhil (Commentary), 3:21:2002 p14AHow to cure an ailing Rochester? Strong doses of pizzazz, panach (commentary column), 1:24:2002 p10A Keep great old neighborhoods alive (Notebook column), 10:31:2002 p16A Lively city is key to growth (Guest essay), 11:7:2002 p11A Mayor Johnson floats the boat (Commentary collumn), 12:12:2002 p16A Other cities grow while Rochester just dithers (Commentary column), 6:13:22002 p12A When you think Rochester, think water (Guest essay), 10:17:2002 p17A ROCHESTER - BUDGETRMSC workers see budget cut crisis (letter), 10:17:2002 p17AROCHESTER - CHURCHESCelebrating a church leader Guest essay), 12:12:2002 p17AROCHESTER - GOVERNMENTJohnson's gutsy move (Notebook column), 8:15:2002 p16AROCHESTER - SCHOOLSCity schools are our problem, too (Commentary column), 5:9:2002 p12AFixing the problem in one big sweep (editorial), 3:14:2002 p10A Have school concerns? Pick a number ... (Senior Life column), 8:29:2002 p10A ROCHESTER - TOURISMWeathering a slogan storm (Dissent column), 12:19:2002 p12AROCHESTER AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONHere's a gift that really counts (letter), 12:19:2002 p13AROCHESTER CHILDREN'S FESTIVALBook event is a reader's paradise (Rochester Children's Festival), 11:7:2002 p8AROCHESTER CITY BALLETErin Beillis will be featured in spring performance, 3:28:2002 p2AROCHESTER ENGINEERING SOCIETYCanal speech will open lunch series, 8:22:2002 p10AROCHESTER MUSEUM AND SCIENCE CENTERDon't imperil museum's treasures (Guest Essay), 10:10:2002 p15ARMSC holds seminar on telescope buying, 11:7:2002 p6A RMSC workers see budget cut crisis (letter), 10:17:2002 p17A ROCHESTER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRALet's rally together to help the RPO (letter), 3:21:2002 p15ALivening up the Philharmonic (notebook column), 1:31:2002 p8A ROCHESTER PHILHARMONIC YOUTH ORCHESTRAKelly Lynn Bliemeister selected for the National Festival Orchestra, 2:21:2002 p2AROCHESTER RADIO BROADCASTERS HALL OF FAMEGardening duo inducted into Hall of Fame (Doc and Katy Abrahams), 10:24:2002 p8AROCHESTER TRANSIT SERVICEBooks for buses (donated by quest Elementary School), 4:18:2002 p5AROCHESTER WAR MEMORIALWhat will happen to the clock? (Murf's Turf), 3:14:2002 p12AROMAN CATHOLICISM. SEE CatholicismROMIG, DAVID W.Celebrating a church leader Guest essay), 12:12:2002 p17AROTARY CLUBMayor (Josephine Matela) joins Rotary (photo), 6:13:2002 p2ARotarian induction (photo), 6:6:2002 p8A Zimmer installed as Rotarian (photo), 6:13:2002 p2A RUSH-HENRIETTAGive R-H's new track a break (Murf's Turf column), 6:6:2002 p9ASSADAT, JEHANSadat brings message of peace to Nazareth, 5::2002 p18ASAFETYHunter safety couse scheduled, 9:12:2002 p5ALt. B. J. Maier of Walker Fire Dept. visited St. John Lutheran Preschool, 10:31:2002 p2A Parents should caution kids (letter), 3:14:2002 p11A Staying safe during the holidays, 12:5:2002 p3A Wal-Mart, Rural/Metro give out Vials for Life, 7:11:2002 p9A SAGAWA PARKCommunity pride takes root (photo), 8:1:002 p4AHaving a ball (Juggling festival) in Brockport, 7:11:2002 p1A/16A SAVASTANO'S PIZZERIAPizza gets top billing at Savastano's Pizzeria, 1:3:2002 p5ASCAMSThe song (and dance) remains the same (Funny thing... column), 12:19:2002 p12ASCHOLARSHIPSWegmans Food Markets awarded scholarships to Brockport employees, 7:4:2002 p2ASCHOOL ADMINISTRATORSTraining offered for school administrators, 4:18;2002 p9ASCHOOLSAid can't change human nature (letter), 7:4:2002 p13ALet's save those grand old schools (guest essay), 8:1:2002 p13A State leaves schools holding empty bag (editorial), 3:28:2002 p12A SCHUMER, CHARLESSchumer tackles Iraq question at town meeting, 9:19:2002 p5ASCIENCE OLYMPIADStudents use feathers, eggs to bridge science, 3:7:2002 p3ASEAT BELTSIt's easy: Buckle up or get busted, 12:5:2002 p1A/5ASchool buses are safe even without seat belts (editorial), 9:19:2002 p12A Wrong to target seat-belt scofflaws (letter), 12:12:2002 p17A SELDON SQUARE APARTMENTSAffordable-housing project divides Clarkson, 3:7:2002 p1A/14ASENECA PARK ZOOCompromise on zoo; and wh needs those mini-mansions? (Notebook column), 6:6:2002 p12ASleeping with the enemy (Seneca Park Zoo overnighter) (Guest essay), 8:15:2002 p17A Yes, we can have both a park and a zoo (Guest essay), 6:13:2002 p13A SENIOR CITIZENSAthenaeum offers continued learning for seniors, 4:4:2002 p3AHere's a rundown on 18 'benefits' of aging, 12:5:2002 p7A Prom for senior citizens (photo), 5:23:2002 p4A Senior breakfast, 5:16:2002 p5A Senior citizen prom planned for April 27, 4:4:2002 p2A Seniors share memories with 4th- and 5th-grade biographers, 4:11:2002 p1A These ladies have "hattitude" to spare, 9:12:2002 p1A/16A SEPTEMBER 11 DISASTER9/11 book fills an emotional need, 7:11:2002 p1A/16AAmerican culture lives on (Dissent column), 9:12:2002 p15A Can't we all just get along? (Notebook column), 9:12:2002 p14A Community remembers Todd Pelino (Murf's Turf), 7:18:2002 p12A Contribute ideas to make nation more secure (letter), 7:25:2002 p13A Economic impact of 9/11 hard to target, 9:12:2002 p4A Groups help parents explain Sept. 11, 9:5:2002 p9A How much is a life worth? (Dissent column), 2:28:2002 p10A It reminded me of how I felt that day, 3:14:2002 p5A Local man seeks world harmony (World Unity Day), 9:12:2002 p1A/4A NYC firefighter (John Picarello) to visit Brockport, 9:12:2002 p4A Remember NYC the way it was (letter), 3:14:2002 p11A SUNY takes a role in preventing terrorism, 10:3:2002 p1A/13A There is a healing (story of John Picarello), 9:19:2002 p1A/14A SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL. SEE Firefighter's Memorial MonumentSEPTEMBER 11 REMEMBRANCE'Usual' weekend doesn't exist in NYC (Funny thing...column), 6:13:2002 p12A'War' criticism and other heresies (Dissent column), 6:6:2002 p12A Brockport dedicates Remembrance Park, 6:13:2002 p1A Brockport will dedicate Remembrance Park tomorrow, 6:6:2002 p1A/14A Garden club is keeping Brockport's (Remembrance Park) beautiful, 5:23:2002 p2A Memorial groundbreaking (photo), 6:6:2002 p11A Sept. 11, without the hype (Notebook column), 9:26:2002 p12A The whole nation stood together (letter), 9:19:2002 p13A SEXUAL ABUSEHelping victims of sexual violence (Guest essay), 10:10:2002 p14ASEYMOUR LIBRARYArea youngsters participated in a conservation program, 8:8:2002 p1a/14AArtist's work at Seymour (Peggy Hale) (photo), 6:20:2002 p2A Board stays tight-lipped on inquiry (of Mark Jaccarino), 9:12:2002 p1A/16A Brockport native (Mark Chesnut) displays photographs, 10:17:2002 p2A Cast of 'Another One Bites the Dust" murder mystery, 1:31:2002 p2A Clarkson to bear more of library's bills, 1:17:2002 p1A/7A Congressman (John J. LaFalce) visits, 5:16:2002 p13A Decorate a book, 3:14:2002 p2A Lawyer: (Mark) Jaccarino still works for library, 11:7:2002 p4A Library book sale, 10:17:2002 p8A Pornography found recorded over children's videos, 9:12:2002 p1A/16A Seymour Library hosted a Harry Potter-themed event last week, 1:3:2002 p1/10A Whodunit plays out at library, 3:7:2002 p1A/14A SHANDONG UNIVERSITYSino-American Leadership Initiative, 4:18:2002 p5ASHOPPINGGoing shopping? Don't forget your PJs (Daily Dose column), 4:4:2002 p11AHow to survive mall outings with teens (Daily Dose column), 1:17:2002 p10A SIENA CATHOLIC ACADEMYSiena Catholic Academy lists honor students, 12:5:2002 p11ASLAUGHTER, LOUISESlaughter: "We're not out of the woods yet," 7:4:2002 p5ASMILES FOR LIFEDentists participate in Smiles for Life Campaign, 1:31:2002 p2ASMITH, CRAIGHighway chief (Craig Smith) resigns, 1:24:2002 p1A/12ASMITH, CURTAuthor's 'Storied Stadiums' finalist for award (curt Smith), 4:18:2002 p8ASNICKET, LEMONYAuthor (Lemony Snicket) proves reading is cool again, 1:24:2002 p3ASNYDER, ELIZABETHBrockport girl (Elizabeth Snyder) raises money to fight the disease that killed her mom, 4:25:2002 p1A/6ASOAP BOX DERBYGo Granny, go (photo), 6:13:2002 p6AHandicapped kids can race in soap Box Derby, 5:30:2002 p9A SOCCER STADIUMSave me a seat at PaeTec (Murf's Turf), 12:12:2002 p13ASPECIAL OLYMPICSEquestrian event for Special Olympics debuts Saturday, 9:12:2002 p12AWho's ready to take an icy plunge (for Special Olympics New York), 1:17:2002 p3A SPECIAL SITTERS PROGRAMSpecial Sitters program, 1:10:2002 p3ASPENCERPORT - CHURCHESChicken barbecue at United Methodist Church, 9:15:2002 p3ASPENCERPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLSSpencerport to hold holiday swim relay, 12:12:2002 p5ASPORTS(Jim) Shea to headline entertainment gala, 4:11:2002 p14A2002: A sports year to remember, 12:26:2002 p12A Camp Good Days announces 2002 Teddi "T" Sports Festival, 3:28:2002 p15A Finally, the year is over (Murf's Turf column), 6:13:2002 p10A Getting to the right sport venue (Murf's Turf), 4:18:2002 p12A High school numbers are rising (Murf's Turf column), 5:30:2002 p11A How to tell if you're a sports jargoneer (Funny thing... column), 4:25:2002 p16A Prepare for final season (Murf's Turf), 3:28:2002 p14A Senior high school athletes looking ahwad to college, 6:27:2002 p12A Seniors get their day to play (Murf's Turf), 3:21:2002 p11A Spring is time for new things (Murf's Turf column), 5:9:2002 p9A Tale of the checkout register tape (Murf's Turf), 4:11:2002 p13A Thoughts on summer pastimes (Murf's Turf column), 6:27:2002 p11A Village Sports opens new indoor facility, 4:11:2002 p14A SPORTS - AUTO RACINGAuto racing is boring at any speed (Dissent column), 3:14:2002 p10ASPORTS - AWARDS(Holly) Williamss wins WHAM title, 5:2:2002 p14AAthletes are heisman hopefuls (Murf's Turf), 10:31:2002 p13A Brockport grad (David) Emmerson, honored for soccer, 11:28:2002 p12A Brockport scholar athletes, 1:10:2002 p2A, 4:11:2002 p2A Downey repeats as top college athlete (Rochester Press-Radio Club), 1:10:2002 p7A Finalists selected for WHAM sportswomen awards, 4:4:2002 p9A High School Scholar/Athlete award winners, 7:11:2002 p3A Hot Stove League welcomes Twins to town, 12:26:2002 p13A Pricola, Battisti win Beaney Memorial Scholarships, 6:27:2002 p11A Scholar-athlete award recipients, 6:27:2002 p5A Selecting women's finalists, 4:4:2002 p9A Sportswomen awards to be revealed, 4:25:2002 p14A WHAM Sportswomen Lunceon is slated, 2:28:2002 p8A You won't believe this one (Murf's Turf), 11:14:2002 p11A SPORTS - BASEBALL(Phil) St. Amant signs baseball letter of intent, 11:28:2002 p11AAdult umpire classes slated, 1:3:2002 p7A Babe Ruth Prep League slated, 3:21:2002 p12A Baseball academy is slated, 9:26:2002 p10A Baseball season looks promising, 4:4:2002 p9A BHS baseball team earns top seed for playoffs, 5:23:2002 p1A/14A Blue Devils defeat Gates Chili twice, 5:30:2002 p11A Blue Devils start season with win, 4:11:2002 p13A Brockport A's beat Brockport B's 2-1, 7:18:2002 p12A Brockport Astros beat Hilton and Pittsford, 6:27:2002 p11A Brockport Astros defeat Honeoye Falls Mariners, 7:18:2002 p12A Brockport Astros win 3 on diamond, 7:4:2002 p9A Brockport crushes North Charleston, 4:15:2002 p14A Brockport holds off Penfield, 5:2:2002 p14A Brockport holds on to defeat Gates Chili, 5:9:2002 p1A/9A Brockport posts best record in baseball, 5:16:2002 p10A Casey Balog breaks out against Aquinas, 4:18:2002 p12A/13A Clemente all-stars advance, 7:25:2002 p10A Division 2 sluggers rally for 9-4 win, 6:13:2002 p10A Early runs lead Hilton over EF, 6:27:2002 p11A Fairport rallies to beat Brockport, 6:6:2002 p1A Genesee Valley Riverbats compete in baseball showcase, 8:29:2002 p11A Hiscock Fishbaugh defeats Ely Fagan, 7:4:2002 p9A/10A Hiscock Fishbaugh loses to Ferris Goodridge, 7:18:2002 p12A Hiscock Fishbaugh upsets Ferris Goodridge, 6:20:2002 p12A Monroe County finished 2nd (All-Star team), 7:18:2002 p13A NCA wins first baseball sectional title, 6:6:2002 p9A Phil St. Amant will play at U. Conn, 10:24:2002 p12A/13A Reds rout Riverbats, 9:12:2002 p12A Ripken baseball meeting slated, 11:14:2002 p12A Ripken organizational meeting set, 11:7:2002 p18A Summer baseball league set, 7:4:2002 p10A SPORTS - BASEBALL, COLLEGEBrockport alums help Alfred baseball, 11:21:2002 p13ASUNY stars place 3rd in Moscow (Murf's Turf), 7:4:2002 p9A SPORTS - BASEBALL, ESSAYS'All-Star dad' makes games fun, 6:13:2002 p13A'Utlilty players' sees life lessons, 6:13:2002 p13A A picturesque approach, 6:13:2002 p13A My whole room is about baseball, 6:13:2002 p13A This girl's headed for the big leagues, 6:13:2002 p13A When you're a kid, baseball means a lot, 6:13:2002 p13A SPORTS - BASEBALL, PROFESSIONALBobblehead dolls, fireworks light up Wings promotions, 4:4:2002 p9ALady Red Wings begin recruiting, 4:4:2002 p10A That's the way the baseball bounces (Funny thing...column), 6:27:2002 p14A SPORTS - BASKETBALL(Matthew) Ward named an Ohio Northern All-Star again, 8:1:2002 p9A(Tom) Flood hangs up his whistle (Honoeye Falls-Lima), 4:11:2002 p13A/14A A story to make you feel good (Murf's Turf column), 12:26:2002 p12A After big win over R-H, Blue Devils lose twice on the road, 1:17:2002 p6A Alumni basketball game is slated, 11:14:2002 p112A Basketball clinic planned, 3:7:2002 p10A BHS falls to East at tourney, 1:31:2002 p1A/7A Blue Devils fall at Utica Jugglers, 12:5:2002 p13A/14A Brockport defeats Penfield, 1:24:2002 p7A/8A Brockport ends Rush-Henrietta's hopes for undefeated season, 1:3:2002 p1/7A Brockport hoop teams hold annual awards banquet, 3:28:2002 p14A Brockport hoopsters are ready to start, 11:28:2002 p11A/12A Brockport Recreation boys basketball camp (photo), 7:25:2002 p9A Brockport suffers tough loss to Odyssey, 2:21:2002 p10A Brockport upsets East, 2:28:2002 p7A/8A Brockport varsity hoopsters get win, 12:12:2002 p13A/14A Churchville-Chili buzzer beater upends Brockport, 1:3:2002 p1/7A Churchville-Chili wins Brockport Tournament, 1:10:2002 p6A/7A Ernie Calloway leads Gold team to victory, 3:28:2002 p14A/15A Fairport hands Devils 1st loss, 1:3:2002 p7A Fairport stops Brockport, 1:31:2002 p7A Gates Chili tops Blue Devils 74-54, 12:19:2002 p9A/10A Greece Athena to host Senior Select games, 3:14:2002 p13A McMahan sparks Aquinas victory, 1:10:2002 p7A Olympia to hold alumni basketball game, 11:7:2002 p18A Red rally falls short in MC senior game, 3:21:2002 p11A/2A Saluting new hoop honorees (Sect. 5 Hall of Fame) (Murf's Turf), 10:17:2002 p13A Section 5 announces basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2002, 10:17:2002 p14A SPORTS - BASKETBALL, COLLEGE. SEE ALSO SUNY Brockport - Basketball(Kristin) Roseti, (Ian) Tudman join JPMorgan Chase Hall of Fame, 10:31:2002 p14AWYSL to broadcast (JPMorgan Chase Scholarship Basketball Tournament), 12:26:2002 p13A SPORTS - BASKETBALL, WOMENSBoccardo leads Blue squad to victory, 3:21:2002 p11A/12ABrockport girls out last Gates Chili, 12:19:2002 p10A Brockport stops the Lady Comets, 12:26:2002 p13A Lady Blue Devils defeat Wilson, 1:31:2002 p7A Lady Blue Devils eliminated by Webster, 2:28:2002 p7A Red girls cruise to win in McDonald's game, 3:28:2002 p14A/15A Spencerport rallies to defeat Brockport, 2:21:2002 p9A SPORTS - BIKINGBiker-cross competition comes to Swain, 1:31:2002 p3ASPORTS - BOXINGRochester Boxing Hall of Fame slates annual awards banquet, 8:29:2002 p11ASPORTS - CHARITIESSpikes Hike slated for May 25, 5:16:2002 p10ASPORTS - CHEERLEADINGAquinas cheerleaders finish 1st runner-up at nationals, 4:4:2002 p10ABrockport honors varsity cheerleaders, 11:21:2002 p13A Cheer tourney is slated, 9:26:2002 p10A Tower of cheer (photo), 11:7:2002 p18A SPORTS - COACHESAlohas for (Lee) Roblin, (Dave) Guerrera (Murf's Turf), 9:5:2002 p11ACoaches become friends forever (Murf's Turf column), 10:24:2002 p12A It's how you play the game (Commentary column), 12:5:2002 p17A SPORTS - CONCESSION STANDSBuying food at the game (Murf's Turf), 11:7:2002 p17ASPORTS - CROSS COUNTRYBlue Devils score cross country wins, 9:19:2002 p8ABrockport runners compete, 10:31:2002 p13A Brockport runners compete in sectionals, 11:7:2002 p17A SPORTS - DISC GOLFProfessional disc golf players visit Chili, 8:15:2002 p12ASPORTS - FOOTBALLAquinas graduate promoted to head coach (Greg Pelletier), 1:24:2002 p7ABalog leads Brockport past Spencerport 3-7, 10:24:2002 p1A/13A Blue Devils fall to Fairport, 10:31:2002 p1A/13A Blue Devils lose cliffhanger, 10:10:2002 p1A Bob Knapp wins the second annual Mark Sagata award, 6:13:2002 p9A Brockport crushes Churchville-Chili 33-7, 9:26:2002 p9A Brockport football completes an outstanding season, 11:28:2002 p11A/12A Brockport grad (Dave Howlett) helped Webster to state titles, 12:19:2002 p10A Brockport gridders end season with win, 11:7:2002 p17A Brockport holds on to defeat Greece Athena, 9:19:2002 p1A/14A Brockport looks to qualify for sectionals, 9:5:2002 p11A Brockport opens with win over Eagles, 9:12:2002 p11A Brockport parents proud of football team (letter), 12:19:2002 p13A Brockport passes Rush-Henrietta test, 10:3:2002 p1A/11A Casey Balog is honored, 10:31:2002 p14A Football records to aim for (Murf's Turf), 9:12:2002 p11A Gridders prepare for Meath All-Star game, 8:1:2002 p8A Panthers defeat Devils, 10:17:2002 p13A/14A Planning football parties (Murf's Turf), 11:28:2002 p11A School teams prepare to open season, 8:29:2002 p11A Sharing the football, plus a lot more (East Rochester/Gananda) (editorial), 8:22: 2002 p14A Spencerport's Lipani slates football camp, 6:6:2002 p9A West drubs East in Meath All-Star Game, 8:8:2002 p9A/10A SPORTS - FOOTBALL, COLLEGE. SEE ALSO SUNY Brockport - FootballBrockport beats Wesley, 11:21:2002 p12A/13ABrockport handles St. John Fisher 41-14, 10:17:2002 p14A Condello breaks Golden Eagles sack record, 11:14:2002 p11A Golden Eagles blank Ithaca, 10:24:2002 p12A/13A Golden Eagles prepare for grid opener, 9:5:2002 p11A John Carroll defeats SUNY Brockport 16-10 in OT, 12:12:2002 p13A Section 5 slates college football recruiting night, 11:21:2002 p13A SUNY Brockport advances to quarterfinals, 12:5:2002 p13A SUNY Brockport ties national record, 10:10:2002 p12A SPORTS - FOOTBALL, PROFESSIONALAutograph frenzy is sign of the times (Commentary column), 8:29:2002 p12ABrigade gridders thump New Haven in opener, 4:11:2002 p13A/14A Time to get ready for some pigskin (editorial), 7:18:2002 p10A SPORTS - GOLFChristy Rittenhouse wins WRDGA title, 8:8:2002 p10ADiBitetto brothers sweep T of C, 5:23:2002 p9A Eckler tops field at Satellite Tournament, 5:16:2002 p11A Golf tourney to benefit recreation, 8:8:2002 p3A Golfers defeat Penfield, 9:26:2002 p10A Golfers raise funds for YMCAs, 8:8:2002 p10A Hearts of "gold" (Cathy 4 Kids Golf Tournament), 8:15:2002 p1A/18A Lakeside's final round of golf is this October, 9:26:2002 p10A Maggie Ward wins RDGA junior girls title, 8:15:2002 p13A Sandman captures RDGA junior golf crown, 8:15:2002 p13A Tony diBitetto wins RDGA crown, 7:18:2002 p12A Tour's Challenge (for Youth) is slated, 7:4:2002 p10A Watching pros hit the greens, with envy (Funny thing... column), 9:5:2002 p12A SPORTS - GOLF, PROFESSIONALNancy Lopez will take center stage June 18, 5:23:2002 p10ANancy, thanks for the memories (Murf's Turf column), 6:20:2002 p12A PGA Championship ticket sales approach goal, 9:12:2002 p12A PGA clarifies hospitality questions, 4:4:2002 p9A Webb wins windy Wegmans LPGA, 6:27:2002 p11A SPORTS - GOLF, WOMENSBrockport golfers beat Mercy, 10:17:2002 p13ABrockport golfers split week, 10:10:2002 p11A Golfers end season in sectionals, 10:31:2002 p13A/14A Lady golfers start 2002 fall season, 9:19:2002 p8A VanDenburg wins third golf crown, 10;24:2002 p12A/13A SPORTS - GYMNASTICSBright Raven boys win in Syracuse, 3:28:2002 p15ABright Ravens host Rising Star Training Camp, 11:14:2002 p12A SPORTS - HIGH SCHOOLAthletes are making changes (Murf's Turf), 11:21:2002 p12ASPORTS - HOCKEYArea hockey players compete in Boston showcase, 8:22:2002 p12ABantam Major Amerks visit Toronto, 9:12:2002 p12A BHS hockey team stays hot, 1:24:2002 p1A/8A Blue Devils defeat Webster icemen 4-1, 2:21:2002 p9A Brockport icemen off to a fast start, 12:12:2002 p14A Brockport routs Spencerport, 1:17:2002 p6A Brockport stuns Fairport, 1:10:2002 p6A Brockport takes hockey crown, 2:28:2002 p1A/8A Brockport, Batavia icemen skate to 3-3 tie, 12:19:2002 p9A/10A High school hockey seniors hit the ice for charity, 3:7:2002 p10A Hockey all-stars hit the ice for charity, 3:14:2002 p13A Hockey dad: stupid, but not a murderer (commentary), 1:24:002 p10A Hockey takes on parents (Murf's Turf column), 12:19:2002 p9A Nasca rescues Aquinas, 3:7:2002 p9A/10A Nucci, Giambrone power West all-stars, 3:21:2002 p11A/12A Perinton Youth Hockey seeks used equipment, 8:8:2002 p10A Senior High School athlete (Nick Unger) looking ahead to college, 8:1:2002 p9A Unger leads Brockport into uncharted waters, 3:7:2002 p9A/10A Williamsville North halts Brockport icers, 3:14:2002 p12A SPORTS - HOCKEY, COLLEGE. SEE ALSO SUNY Brockport - HockeySUNY Brockport ice hockey set for a new winter season, 11:7:2002 p18ASPORTS - HOCKEY, PROFESSIONAL(Rory) Fitzpatrick lives out childhood dream, 4:4:2002 p10ASPORTS - HORSEBACK RIDING(Diann) roffe seeks to repeat at Stuart Horse Trials, 7:25:2002 p9AStuart Horse Trials end on high note, 8:1:2002 p8A SPORTS - ICE HOCKEY. SEE Sports - HockeySPORTS - INDOOR FIELD HOCKEYBlizzards set indoor field hockey tourney, 11:28:2002 p12ASPORTS - INDOOR TRACK AND FIELDBrockport girls run to 3rd place at Rochester Relays, 1:10:2002 p6ARobinson, Smith-Hanna win indoor titles, 4:18:2002 p13A SPORTS - LACROSSEBlue wins Exceptional Senior lacrosse in 2 OT, 6:20:2002 p12AFrench powers Aquinas, 4:11:2002 p13A Sharp Shooters Lacrosse Camp for girls is scheduled for July, 4:11:2002 p14A SPORTS - ROAD RACINGBagley, Welch set c ourse records, 8:22:2002 p12AReeser, Iaculli win Brighton 5K, 7:11:2002 p11A Thanksgiving day race will benefit HDSA, 11:21:2002 p12A You just can't keep Byer from running (Murf's Turf), 7:11:2002 p11A SPORTS - ROWINGA regatta everyone can enjoy (Murf's Turf), 10:10:2002 p11ASPORTS - SAILINGBrazilian team wins sailing, 7:18:2002 p13ASailors prepare for Lighning Youth World Championships, 7:4:2002 p9A SPORTS - SCHOLARSHIPS(Tara) Phoutavongsa chooses Buffalo, 12:5:2002 p13ACoaches welcome recruiters (Murf's Turf), 12:5:2002 p13A SPORTS - SKATINGSkaters win medals at ESG, 3:21:2002 p12ASkating seminar scheduled, 9:26:200 p10A Synchronized skating club seeking new members, 4:18:2002 p13A SPORTS - SOCCERBlue Devils battle Patriots to the end, 10:31:2002 p13ABrockport beats Greece Athena in boys soccer, 9:12:2002 p11A Brockport Blizzard U-19 boys win tournament, 8:8:2002 p10A Brockport boys beat Webster Schroeder, 10:3:2002 p12A Brockport boys beaten in soccer tournament, 9:26:2002 p1A/10A Brockport boys ready for season, 9:5:2002 p11A Brockport to hold soccer homecoming event on Saturday, 10:10:2002 p11A East seniors top West boys 2-0, 11:21:200 p12A/13A Fairport blanks Brockport, 9:19:2002 p8A Gates Chili too tough for Brockport, 10:17:2002 p13A Junior Rhinos set tryouts, 7:18:2002 p12A Pricola, Battisti win Beaney Memorial Scholarships, 6:27:2002 p11A Senior high school athletes look ahead to college (Steve Essig), 4:25:200 p14A Soccer tourney wins new generation of fans 7:25:2002 p1A/10AWhen coaches act foolish (Commentary column), 8:1:2002 p13ASPORTS - SOCCER, COLLEGE. SEE ALSO SUNY Brockport - SoccerSUNY Brockport men's soccer team starts season, 9:12:2002 p11ASUNY Brockport women have high expectations SPORTS - SOCCER, PROFESSIONALPenalty kicks are forever (Murf's Turf), 9:26:2002 p9ARaging Rhinos agree to stay at Frontier Field, 4:18:2002 p12A SPORTS - SOCCER, WOMENS8 starters return for Lady Blue Devils, 9:5:2002 p11ABlue Devils out shoot R-H girls at Spencerport Tournament, 10:10:2002 p11A Brockport blanks Penfield, 10:3:2002 p11A East ties West in girls senior soccer game, 11:21:2002 p12A/13A Lady Blue Devils rally over Irondequoit, 9:26:2002 p9A SPORTS - SOFTBALLBirds of a different feather (Lady Red Wings), 8:15:2002 p14ABrockport Volcanoes win Under-16 Pony League championship, 8:22:2002 p11A Jones sisters to lead Brockport softball, 4:11:2002 p13A Monroe Blazers seek players, 11:14:2002 p12A SPORTS - SOFTBALL, WOMENS'White' team scores 3 in last inning for win, 6:13:002 p10ABrockport prepares for softball sectonals, 5:23:2002 p9A/10A Brockport softball squad wins two games, 5:16:2002 p1A/10A Lady Blue Devils off to 2-0 start, 4:25:2002 p14A Lady Devils give Irondequoit softball a scare, 5:30:2002 p11A Softball finishes 3rd at Depew tourney, 5:9:2002 p9A Softball wins 2, 5:2:2002 p14A SPORTS - SWIMMINGBlue Devils swim past Rush-Henrietta, 12:12:2002 p13ABrockport swimmers edge R-H, 1:17:2002 p6A Brockport swimmers sink Canandaigua, Mercy, 10:3:2002 p11A/12A Finmen defeat Hilton, 1:10:2002 p6A/7A MCC will host swimposium, 4:25:2002 p14A On the medal stand (photo) (Scott Snyder), 2:21:2002 p9A Swimmers drop meet to Churchville, edge R-H, 1:24:002 p8A Varsity swimmers dunk Hilton 95-72, 10:24:2002 p12A/13A SPORTS - SWIMMING, WOMENSBrockport girls defeat Pal-Mac, 10:31:2002 p13ABrockport girls swim past Churchville, 10:10:2002 p12A Brockport swimmers qualify for states, 11:14:2002 p11A Girls swim meet ends in sweep, 10:17;2002 p1A/13A Lady Blue Devils swim team prepares for season, 9:19:2002 p8A SPORTS - TENNISBrockport defeats Eastridge, Churchville-Chili, 5:9:2002 p9ABrockport defeats Olympia, 4:18:2002 p12A Brockport doubles teams compete in Class A sectionals, 5:16:2002 p10A Brockport netters conclude stellar season, 6:13:2002 p9A Brockport netters defeat Spencerport, Arcadia, 5:23:2002 p9A Brockport's string of 8 straight tennis titles snapped, 5:30:2002 p1A/11A Lana Khvalina wins her 2nd district title, 8:22:2002 p11A Matt Nielsen sweeps district tennis title, 8:22:2002 p11A Netters defeat Batavia, 5:2:2002 p14A SPORTS - TENNIS, WOMENSBrockport girls fall to Spencerport in tennis, 9:12:2002 p12ABrockport girls top Gates Chili, 9:19:2002 p9A SPORTS - TRACK AND FIELD(Tara) Phoutavongsa chooses Buffalo, 12:5:2002 p13ACollins, Phouthavongsa qualify for state track and field meet, 6:6:2002 p9A Tara Phousavongsa places 2nd, 3rd at states, 6:13:2002 p10A Tara Phouthavangsa wins 3, 5:23:2002 p9A Track teams do well at sectionals, 5:30:2002 p11A SPORTS - TRIATHLONSeniors train for AARP TriUmph Classic, 8:1:2002 p8A/9ASPORTS - UMPIRESAdult umpire classes slated, 1:3:2002 p7AUmpiring clinics are slated, 12:19:2002 p10A SPORTS - VOLLEYBALLBlue Devil spikers win 2 out of 3 games, 10:3:2002 p11ABrockport spikers beat Webster, 9:26:2002 p9A Brockport spikers win three, 10:10:2002 p11A Brockport volleyball rolls over Pittsford, 9:12:2002 p11A Brockport volleyball wins pair, 10:31:2002 p14A C-C defeats Spencerport for Class A title, 11:14:2002 p11A/12A Devils start volleyvall season with a victory, 12:5:2002 p13A Fairport eliminated Devils in Section 5 volleyball playoffs, 11:7:2002 p17A R-H volleyball stops Brockport, 10:24:2002 p12A Spikers defeat Fairport, 1:10:2002 p7A Spikers remain unbeaten, 9:19:2002 p9A SPORTS - VOLLEYBALL, COLLEGE(Lynn) Sorel honored at SUNY Canton, 12:19:2002 p10AGolden Eagles look to take the next step, 9:26:2002 p9A/10A Lynn Sorel is honored (by being named to All-Region team, 11:28:2002 p12A SPORTS - VOLLEYBALL, WOMENSBHS captures volleyball crown, 2:21:2002 p1A/10ABrockport edges Webster in five, 1:24:2002 p7A Brockport edges Webster in five games, 1:17:2002 p6A Exceptional seniors have fun time, 3:14:2002 p12A Volleyball tteam splits, 12:12:2002 p13A Volleyballers beat Brighton, 1:31:2002 p7A SPORTS - WRESTLINGAlumni to be honored, 1:3:2002 p7ABlue Devil wrestlers finish season strong, 2:28:2002 p7A Blue Devils win Geneva title, 1:3:2002 p7A Brockport matmen look to repeat at Geneva, 12:5:2002 p13A Brockport wrestlers beat Arcadia, finish 5th at Attica, 12:19:2002 p9A Brockport wrestling holds annual banquet, 4:18:2002 p12A Brockport wrrestlers ready for season, 11:28:2002 p12A Junior Blue Devils wrap up season, 3:28:2002 p15A Rubbing it in (photo), 1:17:2002 p6A Spencerport defeats Brockport, 1:3:2002 p7A Spencerport regains sectional mat title, 2:21:2002 p9A/10A Spencerport to offer youth wrestling, 10:24:2002 p13A Three Monroe County wrestlers place at state meet, 3:7:2002 p9A/10A Wrestlers take 3rd at Geneva, 12:12:2002 p13A SPORTS - WRESTLING, COLLEGESUNY Brockport hosts Division I wrestlers Saturday, 11:14:2002 p12ASPRINGSpring fever (photo), 4:18:2002 p1ASPRINTSprint to air tower plan, 1:3:2002 p1/10ASPURR-COURTESY AUTO GROUPAdvertiser hired by Brockport business (LaBarge Media), 4:11:2002 p3AST. AMANT, TOMBrockport Post advertisement (photo), 3:21:2002 p16A, 5:2:2002 p5ASTANDARDIZED TESTSChildren need time out of school (guest essay), 3:7:2002 p13ASTANTEC CONSULTING INC.Christine Cook Keating reeived Certified Professional Serv ices Marketer certification, 3:14:2002 p2ASTARK, EMMAHappy belated 109th birthday to Emma Stark, 1:10:2002 p2ASTARS OF TOMORROWTomorrow's stars, almost famous (editorial), 6:6:2002 p12ASTART HERE STUDIOFree art classes at Start Here Studio, 11:21:2002 p11ASTATUES(September 11 Memorial) a labor of love, 7:11:2002 p1A/16A9/11 ceremony is Sunday, 8:15:2002 p1A Dedication ceremony set for August, 7:11:2002 p1A/16A History in the making, 8:22:2002 p1A Monument image may grace postcard, 8:29:2002 p5A STORIED STADIUMSAuthor's 'Storied Stadiums' finalist for award (curt Smith), 4:18:2002 p8ASTRIP CLUBSNasty politics on both sides; strippers in Pittsford (Notebook column), 11:14:2002 p14ASTRONG CHILDREN'S HOSPITALGolisano gives hospital $14 million gift (Strong Children's Hospital), 4:11:2002 p7ASUMMERSummer is a time to relax (Murf's Turf), 8:15:2002 p13ASUMMER ARTS FESTIVALArts Festival, duck derby are planned, 4:11:22002 p5ABrockport puts on a pretty face for festival, 7:25:2002 p4A Record number of ducks sold, 8:22:2002 p2A Soaking up the sun (photo), 8:15:2002 p1A SUMMER EMPLOYMENTStudents find summer all work and no play, 7:18:2002 p4ASummertime yuck!, 8:1:2002 p1A/14A SUNYKeep SUNY at top of the list (Guest Essay), 5:2:2002 p17ASUNY BROCKPORT$278K grant for SUNY Brockport, 7:18:2002 p6A160 students participated in Make a Difference Day, 11:7:2002 p2A All Saints and All Soul Days at SUNY Brockport (Day of the Dead), 10:17:2002 p2A Annual easter egg hunt planned for March 30, 3:21:2002 p2A Area residents on SUNY Brockport dean's list, 3:28:2002 p10A Business program receives accreditation, 11:28:2002 p4A Clinton to address SUNY Brockport graduates, 4:4:2002 p1A Concert at SUNY Brockport (Lit and Reel Big Fish), 4:18:2002 p5A Cool Kids on Campus, 4:4:2002 p3A Cool Kids on Campus program is back, 4:11:2002 p2A Coretta Scott King to speak at SUNY Brockport, 1:24:2002 p2A Fire safety a concern in student housing, 4:11:2002 p1A/10A Future teachers? (Think About Teaching conference) (photo), 5:2:2002 p2A Greig W. Mitchell named SUNY Brockport VP for administration and finance, 6:6:2002 p2A Hazing probe nears end, 5:9:2002 p1A/14A Homecoming this weekend at SUNY, 10:3:2002 p2A Mornings with the professors, 9:19:2002 p5A National grant to aid teacher training, 10:10:2002 p13A New library director (Frank M. Wojcik) at SUNY college, 8:29:2002 p5A On the mend (photo) (Physical Ed majors club raised money for Garrett Cox's expenses), 2:28:2002 p3A Outstanding 3-1-3 program high school students recog nized, 8:15:2002 p2A Patch Adams sidekick to perform in Brockport, 10:17:2002 p8A Science Olympiad held at SUNY Brockport, 2:28:2002 p9A Sino-American Leadership Initiative, 4:18:2002 p5A Some good eggs of 2001 (Easter egg hunt) (photo), 1:3:2002 p4A SUNY (Cable) News broadcast, 4:4:2002 p5A SUNY (Raye H. Conrad) Welcome Center dedicated, 7:18:2002 p6A SUNY Brockport wins nursing grant, 4:11:2002 p4A SUNY partnership with Rochester schools, 5:23:200 p4A SUNY summer courses, 4:18:2002 p5A SUNY takes a role in preventing terrorism, 10:3:2002 p1A/13A Walk for Youth, 4:11:2002 p4A SUNY BROCKPORT - ALUMNIAlumni Association elect board of directors, 9:5:2002 p2ASUNY BROCKPORT - AWARDSAmanda Boyd named 2002 dean's scholar, 9:5:2002 p2AEagle Scholars 2002 named, 9:5:2002 p2A Elizabeth Camp named a Presidential Scholar, 9:5:2002 p2A Four students presented Chancelloor's Award for Student Excellence, 5:2:2002 p2A Kathleen Bahr-Seaver selected as Outstanding Adult Student, 8:1:2002 p2A Michael Krickmire received the Mary Eva Duthie Award, 12:26:2002 p2A Sonja Livingston won creative writing award, 5:23:2002 p2A SUNY BROCKPORT - BASKETBALL(Kristin) Roseti, (Ian) Tudman join JPMorgan Chase Hall of Fame, 10:31:2002 p14ASUNY BROCKPORT - CHARITIESOn the mend (PE majors riade $1,000) (photo), 2:28:2002 p3ASanta Ellsworth delivers toys (photo), 12:19:2002 p6A Walk for Youth, 4:11:2002 p4A SUNY BROCKPORT - DANCEDance concert (by graduate students), 11:21:2002 p3ASUNY BROCKPORT - ENTERTAINMENTLack of humor is no laughing matter, 10:31:2002 p7ASUNY BROCKPORT - FACULTY(Penny) Sayles joins transplant Games, 7:4:2002 p10A9/11 book fills an emotional need, 7:11:2002 p1A/16A Adrienne Collier appointed affirmative-action officer, 5:2:2002 p2A Brian Gawne resigns from cross country, track coaching, 7:18:2002 p13A Brockport artist (Jack Wolsky) honored, 11:14:2002 p2A Catherine Valleroy appointed associate director of Visual Studies Workshop, 3:21:2002 p2A Earl Ingersoll named distinguished professor, 10:4:2002 p2A James M. Haynes honored for his research, 11:7:2002 P2a Jim Dusen honored at Technical Symposium of University Photographers' Association, 8:15:2002 p2A Joseph C. Makarewicz honored for his research, 11:7:2002 p2A Joseph Makarewicz to research land management techniques, 6:6:2002 p2A Local woman (Ena Farley) retires from Baord of Regents, 4:18:2002 p2A Local woman (Ena Farley) retires from Board of Regents, 4:18;2002 p2A Luz M. Ruz recipient of Latinas Unidas Leadership Award, 4:25:2002 p2A Mark Krueger named SUNY head coach for (cross country and track), 9:5:2002 p11A Mary Kay Bishop named VP for Institutional Advancement and Pres. Brockport College Foundation, 10:3:2002 p2A Michael Krickmire received the Mary Eva Duthie Award, 12:26:2002 p2A Osman Yasar honored for his research, 11:7:2002 p2A Professor (James Fatula) to discuss Medicare and drugs (at Mornings with the Professors), 9:19:2002 p3A Roy Bubb's book (Memories of Manning Corners) debuts, 10:3:2002 p2A September 11 anthology (William Heyen), 2:21:2002 p2A SUNY prof (Penny Sayles) competes in '02 Transplant Games, 7:11:2002 p11A Victor Rojas received $1.2 million grant fro US Education dept, 11:7:2002 p2A Warren "Koz" Kozireski receives national honors, 3:14:2002 p2A William Heyen included in Who's Who in America, 12:19:2002 p2A SUNY BROCKPORT - FOOTBALLBrockport beats Wesley, 11:21:2002 p12A/13ABrockport handles St. John Fisher 41-14, 10:17:2002 p14A Condello breaks Golden Eagles sack record, 11:14:2002 p11A Golden Eagles prepare for grid opener, 9:5:2002 p11A John Carroll defeats SUNY Brockport 16-10 in OT, 12:12:2002 p13A SUNY Brockport advances to quarterfinals, 12:5:2002 p13A SUNY Brockport ties national record, 10:10:2002 p12A SUNY BROCKPORT - FRATERNITIES(Sigma Alpha Mu) washing cars for Lakeside, 6:13:2002 p5ADA gets hazing case, 6:6:2002 p1A/14A Those mysteriously injured students (editorial), 5:9:2002 p12A Wheelchair ramp build (by Pi Kappa Phi), 5:9:2002 p11A SUNY BROCKPORT - GRADUATES83-year old Joe Andreano is oldest graduate in SUNY Brockport's history, 5:23:2002 p1A/11AErin T. Kimmel cum laude graduate, 3:7:2002 p2A Future is in your hands, (Hillary) Clinton tells grads, 5:23:2002 p3A George, Tiffany - graduates, 8:22:2002 p2A Robert D. James, SUNY associate provost receipient of Governor's Tribute, 2:28:2002 p2A Two Brockport graduates join MMB, 12:19:2002 p14A SUNY BROCKPORT - HOCKEY'Happy Hockey Day' set, 12:5:2002 p13AGolden gifts "Happy Hockey Day" (photo), 12:12:2002 p5A SUNY Brockport ice hockey set for a new winter season, 11:7:2002 p18A SUNY BROCKPORT - HOMECOMINGGolden Eagle pride goes on display, 10:10:2002 p1A/10ASUNY BROCKPORT - LECTURESCoretta Scott King to speak at SUNY Brockport Feb 27, 1:24:2002 p2AVeterans for Peace to speak tonight, 11:14:2002 p5A SUNY BROCKPORT - MUSICConcert at SUNY Brockport, 4:18:2002 p5AUnique concert (by Jenny Undercofler), 1:24:2002 p3A SUNY BROCKPORT - SOCCERSUNY Brockport men's soccer team starts season, 9:12:2002 p11ASUNY Brockport women have high expectations SUNY BROCKPORT - SPORTSAthletes pay tribute to September 11 Memorial (photo), 9:12:2002 p4ASUNY Brockport to hold Hall of Fame inductions, 10:3:2002 p12A SUNY BROCKPORT - STUDENTSArea residents on SUNY Brockport dean's list, 3:28;2002 p10AKerry Blocker, Anne cutter and kathleen Bahr received Outstanding Adult Student Award, 3:28:2002 p2A Local students inducted into Alpha Chi National College Honor Society, 12:5:2002 p2A Local students named to Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society, 4:25:2002 p2A Local students participants in the 3-1-3 program, 3:28:2002 p2A Sheri Fadale and Rebecca Burton named Faculty Scholars, 9:5:2002 p2A Yannique Panton selected for Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing, 12:26:2002 p2A SUNY BROCKPORT - THEATRE"Picasso at the Lapin Agile" at SUNY, 11:21:2002 p3A'An Enemy of the People' comes to Brockport campus, 2:28:2002 p2A Catherine E. Hogan in role of Sara in "Company," 5:2:2002 p2A SUNY BROCKPORT - VOLLEYBALL, WOMENSGolden Eagles look to take the next step, 9:26:2002 p9A/10ASUNY BROCKPORT - WRESTLINGSUNY Brockport hosts Division I wrestlers Saturday, 11:14:2002 p12ASUPER BOWLScouting the XXXVI commercials (Murf's Turf), 1:31:2002 p7ASUPERFUNDAn Earth Day issue right here at home (Guest essay), 4:25:2002 p17ASWEDENJazzercise open house, 10:17:2002 p8AState honors Sweden, Clarkson project (community center), 11:7:2002 p4A Sweden outfits exercise room, 7:4:2002 p1A/14A Sweden zoning changes hurt businesses (letter), 10:24:2002 p19A The Crocodile (Sweden/Clarkson Recreation's mascot) really rocks, 7:4:2002 p1A They're wild about new center, 3:14:2002 p1A/14A Town center is a great opportunity (letter), 2:28:2002 p11A Weden, Clarkson discuss dispatch, 5:23:2002 p1A/14A SWEDEN - BUDGETSweden approves budget for coming year, 11:21:2002 p3ATown spending may jump 22%, 10:17:2002 p1A/12A SWEDEN - CODE VIOLATIONSBattisti wants out of Sweden, 11:21:2002 p1A/8AEx-candidate says Sweden is out to get her, 10:17:2002 p1A/12A Why was business told to move after eight years? (letter), 11:14:2002 p15A SWEDEN - GOVERNMENTHighway chief (Craig Smith) resigns, 1:24:2002 p1A/12ANo contest for Sweden highway boss (Fred Perrine) this year, 9:12:2002 p5A Sweden gears up for spring (James Nealon new Recreation Director) (letter), 4:11:2002 p17A Sweden launched local government Web site, 2:21:2002 p4A Sweden picks new highway chief (Fred Perrine), 2:28:2002 p1A/12A Town highway crews ready for winter, 11:28:2002 p3A SWEDEN - HOUSINGNeighbors don't want Crystal Ridge (letter), 3:21:2002 p15AQuestions dog Crystal Ridge developer, 4:11:2002 p1A/15A Residents slam massive housing project, 3:7:2002 p1A14A SWEDEN - RECREATIONAdvisory council may replace rec Commission, 5:23:2002 p1A/10ARec program isn't broken' don't fix it (letter), 6:20:2002 p15A SWEDEN HILLS IRAReward of helping others, 2:21:2002 p1A/5ASWEDEN INDUSTRIAL CENTERAllied property in Empire Zone, 9:12:002 p5ASWEDEN SENIOR CENTERAgape Physical Therapy work with a participant in arthritis exercise class, 1:31:2002 p2AChristmas dinner theater, 12:5:22002 p22A Decorating for the holidays (by Lee Peers and Reynold Fisher) (photo), 12:5:2002 p2A Free Thanksgiving Day dinner will be served, 11:21:2002 p4A Memories of Love Tree to shine during holidays, 11:14:2002 p2A Senior center bakers (Richard Herzog and Tony Pietrzykowski) (photo), 12:12:2002 p2A SWEDEN/CLARKSON COMMUNITY CENTERClarkson group weighs center opposition, 8:22:2002 p1A/10AGoodbye, summer 2002 (photo), 9:5:2002 p1A Grand opening at (Sweden/Clarkson Community center) 8:29:002 p2AMike Hopkins tried out toddler gym during tour of community center, 8:29:2002 p2ANeighbors question (Paul) Kimball on (Sweden/Clarkson Community) center, 9:5:2002 p1A/9A Questions about the community center (letter), 8:8:2002 p13A State honors Sweden, Clarkson project (community center), 11:7:2002 p4A Summer recreation, 8:15:2002 p5A SWEET HEREAFTERSex and sense in 'The Sweet Hereafter' (Notebook column), 2:28:2002 p10ATTANNING BEDTanning Bed named one of top 250 salons by Looking Fit magazine, 5:16:2002 p3ATAXESA taxpayer's riddle (letter), 7:11:2002 p15ATECHNOLOGYUnderstanding what makes things tick (Guest essay), 10:10:2002 p15ATEDDI T SPORTS FESTTeddi "T" crowns 17 basketball champions, 7:18:2002 p13AYouth sports clinics to highlight Teddi "T," 7:4:2002 p9A/10A TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWERSCell tower contract offered to village, 12:19:2002 p8AHamlin adds three months to tower ban, 10:10:2002 p1A/10A Hamlin studies tower ordinance, 8:8:2002 p1A/11A Residents (of Hamlin) blast tower proposal, 1:31:2002 p1A/10A Sprint to air tower plan, 1:3:2002 p1/10A TELEVISION - NEWSAnd now a very funny program ...the news (Funny thing... column), 7:18:2002 p10AAnd now, everything but the news (Funny thing... column), 4:4:2002 p12A Cable 12 celebrates 0 years on the air, 7:4:2002 p4A Cable 12: The little station that could (editorial), 7:18:2002 p10A Celebrity lightweights jump into the ring (Celebrity Boxing) (Funny thing... column), 3:14:2002 p10A Channel 12 turns 20 (photo), 7:4:2002 p1A CNN succumbs to pop culture (dissent column), 1:17:2002 p8A I'm so not going to watch 'That '80s Show' (Funny thing column), 1:24:2002 p10A What's a nice girl like you doing on CNN (Funny thing column), 1:31:2002 p8A TERRORISMSUNY takes a role in preventing terrorism, 10:3:2002 p1A/13ATHANKSGIVINGIt's a long, long list of thanks (Commentary column), 11:28:2002 p14AThank you, simply for us being us (editorial), 11:28:2002 p14A THEATRE"George Burns" visits Brockport, 10:31:2002 P2a"The Sound of Music" coming to Brockport High, 10:17:2002 p2A A.D. Oliver Middle School to present 'On Broadway,' 1:17:2002 p2A Bring the sound of music home (Commentary column), 4:4:2002 p12A Brockport High hosts family-centered "Sound (of Music," 11:7:2002 p1A/13A Christmas dinner theater, 12:5:22002 p22A Dessert theater comedy (Brockport United Methodist Players), 4:4:2002 p2A Dessert theater comedy (by United methodist Players, 4:4:2002 p2A Oliver Middle School to present 'On Broadway" Feb 1 and 2, 1:24:2002 p1A The ultimae in community arts (editorial), 3:21:2002 p14A Tomorrow's stars, almost famous (editorial), 6:6:2002 p12A THOMPSON, STEVENDentist Steven J. Thompson given recognition for efforts to fight oral cancer, 5:9:2002 p2ATORONTOToronto International Film Festival, 9:12:2002 p8TOURISMLet's show people around the Finger Lakes (Guest essay), 7:18:2002 p11ALively city is key to growth (Guest essay), 11:7:2002 p11A Smoothing out the road to a Finger Lakes vacation (Notebook column), 4:4:2002 p12A TOWN SUPERVISORSDo supervisors make too much?, 11:14:2002 p1A/13ATOWNSSmall towns, big thinking (Notebook column), 2:21:2002 p12ASmall towns, broken hearts (Commentary column), 5:30:2002 p14A TRAINS. SEE TransportationTRANSPLANT GAMES(Penny) Sayles joins transplant Games, 7:4:2002 p10ASUNY prof (Penny Sayles) competes in '02 Transplant Games, 7:11:2002 p11A TRANSPORTATION(CSX) Rail system operating (within Sweden Industrial Center), 9:12:2002 p3AAll aboard for a yuletide ride, 12:19:2002 p3A Full speed ahead for train, tourism (editorial), 11:7:2002 p10A Getting there isn't the point (commentary), 7:25:2002 p12A Making sense of the bus mess, 1:24:002 p11A Niagara & Western New York Railroad Co offering scenic tours, 9:26:2002 p1A/8A Train engineers business for merchants, 10:31:2002 p6A TRAVELTrip was out of this world (guest essay), 12:19:2002 p13AWe're no longer becalmed after the storm (Funny thing... column), 8:29:2002 p12A UUNDERWEARDo the dirty deed: Toss those old skivvies (Daily dose column), 3:28:2002 p11AUNITED WAYDon't let county take from charities (letter), 11:21:2002 p15AEastman Kodak team spent day of caring at Brockport YMCA 5:30:2002 p4AUNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTERU of R hosts nationally recognized speakers (at Meliora Weekend), 10:3:2002 p9AUTILITY INDUSTRYPublic power could same big bucks (editorial), 12:5:2002 p16AVVARRENTI, DANIELDaniel Warrenti was sworn in as Brockport's new police chief last week, 1:24:2002 p1A/10ANew police chief (Daniel P. Varrenti) to take oath, 1:10:2002 p1/10A Police cheif defends hirings at public hearing, 4:11:2002 p3A VETERANS. SEE Armed Forces - VeteransVIALS FOR LIFEWal-Mart, Rural/Metro give out Vials for Life, 7:11:2002 p9AVIRTUENon-virtuous behavior threatens our system (letter), 11:7:2002 p11AVISUALLY HANDICAPPEDNow the blind can 'read' newspapers (Guest Essay), 4:4:2002 p13ANow the blind can read newspapers (From the Congressman), 3:28:2002 p5A VOLUNTEERSVolunteer of the Year nominees announced, 3:28:2002 p7AVOLUNTEERS OF AMERICAVOA needs donations, 3:14:2002 p3AVOTINGMonroe County ought to allow direct votes on important issues, 1:17:2002 p9AWWAL-MARTSupercenter in the works?, 12:12:2002 p1A/7ASuperstore less than super for merchants (letter), 12:12:2002 p17A WASPSBugged by an army of wasps (Commentary column), 9:19:2002 p12AWE-MO-CO. SEE ALSO Brockport Central SchoolsBrockport students named to WE-MO-CO honor rolls, 2:21:2002 p14ACareer and Tech director retires (Gerald Hochreiter), 4:11:2002 p2A Gerald Hochreiter retired as director, 4:11:2002 p2A WE-MO-CO names honor students, 12:5:2002 p11A WEBSTER"Checkout" is a big hit among moviegoers, 8:22:002 p4AWebster ice arena hosting winter magic, 12:12:2002 p5A WEDDINGSAnglehart, Joel and Jennifer Krupa, 8:15:2002 p8ABarber, Kevin A. and Margaret Johnston, 9:5:2002 p8A Beutner, Robert Alan and Jeanne LaFever, 7:11:2002 p6A, 7:18:2002 p8A Bonafede, Major Gregory and Irja Thurlow, 6:27:2002 p8A Chapman, Brady D. and Jamie Mehserle, 10:3:2002 p8A Conaway, Benjamin and Kimberly Stock, 10:10:2002 p9A Crandall, Sean and Sarah Laughter, 11:7:2002 p16A Dambra, William H. and Corey Osterling, 3:7:2002 p6A Davis, Shawn and katie Tomczaak, 12:5:2002 p10A Falsion, Christopher Mark and Angela Christine Dunn, 10:10:2002 p9A Hadden, Craig Stephen and Laurie Taggart, 8:29:2002 p8A Hayes, Joseph and Lisa Sprenger, 9:19:2002 p11A Kasten, Jeffrey S. and Katherine B. Quinn, 5:9:2002 p6A Kievitt, Scott and Aimee Pickles, 5:30:2002 p8A Kolovich, Nathan aaron and Amy Stickles, 8:8:2002 p8A Kruger, Peter Michael and Laura Grashof, 1:31:2002 p6A Kuhn, James D. and Carrie Pratt, 10:10:2002 p8A Marlatt, Ryan and Wendy Drake, 9:5:2002 p8A Olmstead, Christopher C. and Kimberlie Dishow, 10:10:2002 p9A Piecuch, Stephen and Marybeth Duritza, 9:12:2002 p9A Pippenger, Bart J. and Julie Rossetti, 5:16:2002 p4A Regula, Gerard and Tara Lavigne, 11:28:2002 p8A Reidmiller, Jeffrey and Alexandra Boyer, 12:19:2002 p11A Rissberger, David and Rachel Knight, 12:12:2002 p10A Ristich, Roger Alexander and Sharon Rose, 8:8:2002 p8A Schum, Scott Daniel and Ellen Robillard, 12:5:2002 p10A Wallen, Matthew and Nicole Bromley, 12:26:2002 p11A Walls, Mathew Joseph and Kristen Rank, 8:29:2002 p8A Wirt, Randall B. and Dr. Correne Curtin, 12:26:2002 p11A WESTERN NEW YORKGetting away - right here at home (Commentary), 8:8:2002 p12AWILDER, BILLYThe Wilder the better, 4:4:2002 p1WILLIAMS, TED"The Kid" had character - on the diamond and off, too (Commentary), 7:25:2002 p12AWINTERImported snow and greedy lawyers (Notebook column), 1:17:2002 p8AWarming up to winter's cold respite (Funny thing column), 1:10:2002 p8A WOLFE, TERRYSchool race draws three, 5:9:2002 p1A/5AWOLSKY, JACKBrockport artist (Jack Wolsky) honored, 11:14:2002 p2AWORDS'Criminentlies!' and other words you've forgotten (Comment column), 1:10:2002 p9AWORLD YOUTH DAYArea teens attend papal visit, 7:25:2002 p2AWRITINGBrenda Tremblay received Gracie Award for story, 5:18:2002 pAWorkshop features best-selling author (Maggie Shayne), 9:12:2002 p7A Writing exercise offers sweet reward (Commentary column), 10:17:2002 p16A YYATES, ANDREAInside the mind of Andrea Yates (Commentary), 3:7:2002 p13AYMCAChild care available, 8:15:2002 p5AYMCA names board members and officers, 10:10:2002 p3A YOUNG AUDIENCES OF ROCHESTERBrockport High School students honored at Young Audiences of Rochester's Young filmmakers Festival, 8:9:2002 p2AYOUTHLINKMatt Halley named executive director, 12:12:2002 p2AZZIMMER, GARYEx-Brockport police chief explains his story (letter), 6:27:2002 p15AMemo to village: They're 'public' affairs (editorial), 6:27:2002 p14A No huge payday for Zimmer, 5:16:2002 p1A/13A School race draws three, 5:9:2002 p1A/5A Veil over Zimmer Case may be lifted, 3:21:2002 p1A/16A Village's appeal is about money, attorney says, 7:11:2002 p3A ZOOMOBILEDollars and scents, 5:16:2002 p1A
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