BROCKPORT POST
2006
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ABORTIONS
Abortion lobby has hijacked the Democrats (Commentary), 02:23:2006 p13APartial birth abortion is not 'minutiae' (Letter), 8:17:2006 p12A
Robach against safe, legal abortion (Letter), 11:2:2006 p13A
ACCIDENTS
Beebe, Kimberly R. was stuck and killed by a vehicle while walking on Country Line Road in Clarkson, 02:09:2006 p2ACyr, Shawna lost control of her vehicle and left the roadway near Swamp Road, 4:20:2006 p2A
Cyr, Whitney died in car crash, 4:27:2006 p1A/10A
Four people still remain in a Cleveland hospital after being injured by an explosion, 7:20:2006 p2A
Lester, Maria killed in hit-and-run accident at the intersection of Route 19 Hamlin-Clarkson Townline Road, 02:16:2006 p2A
Loftus, Anke turned her car right from Owens Road on Route 31, 4:20:2006 p2A
Man killed in fall from tree, 4:13:2006 p2A
Quarantillo, David was killed by a man driving on West Ridge Road, 9:14:2006 p3A
Shirkey, David died in car crash on Route 31 in Sweden, 10:5:2006 p2A
AFGHANISTAN
Hasenauer, Jason - Soldier mourned, 01:12:2006 p1AAFRICAN AMERICANS
February is gone, and black history forgotten (Commentary), 03:16:2006 p13AAIDS
New housing help for AIDS/HIV patients, 01:12:2006 p12AAIRPLANES
The Oneida County Regional Air Show will celebrate flight with aviation exhibits, 8:17:2006 p7AALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
Older Americans sought for Alzheimer's study, 3:23:2006 p8AAMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
Orders being taken by Fran at Clarkson Town Hall for American Cancer Society's Daffodil Days, 02:23:2006 p2ARelay for Life, 5:25:2006 p2A
Relay for Life kicks off (Letter), 6:1:2006 p16A
AMERICAN RED CROSS
Hamlin family sheltered by American Red Cross after electrical problems in their homes pushed them out, 02:23:2006 p4AThe Red Cross celebrates 125 years, 9:7:2006 p4A
ANIMALS
Beavers are unwelcome guests in Yanty Creek - state officials have called in trappers, 02:16:2006 p3APlan to kill Hamlin Beach State Park beavers is outrageous (Letter), 02:23:2006 p12A
Swooping bat takes a nosedive (Letter), 8:3:2006 p12A
ANNIVERSARIES
Beadles celebrate 35 years, 4:20:2006 p6ABeehlers celebrate 50 years, 1:5:2006 p6A
Brown, Cliff and Lynda celebrate 50 years, 10:12:2006 p8A
Carrozzis, Joe and Jean celebrate 50 years of marriage, 10:5:2006 p8
Comenale, Louis and Ida celebrate 60 years, 11:30:2006 p8A
Jones, Art and Jean celebrate 50 years, 7:6:2006 p11A
Miles, Donald and Evelyn celebrate 60 years of marriage, 8:17:2006 p8A
Myers, Raymond and Noel celebrate 60 years of marriage, 8:17:2006 p8A
Oroszes celebrate 25 years, 7:27:2006 p8A
Parrish Westveer, Kenneth W. and Rita M. celebrate 41 years, 02:23:2006 p8A
Rath, Tom and Pam celebrate 25 years of marriage, 9:7:2006 p8A
Stephany's celebrate their 65th anniversary, 6:1:2006 p5A
ARMED FORCES
Are our reservists sacrificial lambs? (Letter), 10:26:2006 p13AArva, Chad C. reported for duty, 01:12:2006 p5A
Barney, Dean P graduated from training course, 01:12:2006 p5A
Burritt, Kevin L. - Air Force Airman, has graduated 6 weeks basic military training, 1:5:2006 p12A
Camp, John M. completed basic training, 01:12:2006 p5A
Castrechino, Joseph L. Air Force Airman 1st Class graduated from basic training, 7:6:2006 p11A
Chinelli, Sam R. III has graduated from basic training at Fort Jackson, 9:14:2006 p12A
Dambra, Michael J. has arrived for duty at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, 9:14:2006 p12A
Demay, Patrick M. has been promoted to the rank of airman in the US Air Force, 9:14:2006 p12A
Fisher, Christopher graduated with honors from basic training at Lackland Air force Base, 6:15:2006 p9A
Fisher, Christopher has graduated from technical school at Sheppard Air Force Base, 10:19:2006 p8A
Flowers, Carl A. graduated from Power-Generation Equipment Repairer Advanced Training, 9:14:2006 p12A
Gordon, Stephanie A. completed basic training, 01:12:2006 p5A
Graham, David earns Purple Heart for injuries sustained in the battle of Fallujah, 7:6:2006 p1A/8A
Graham, David, Marine Corps receives Purple Heart for wounds suffered and has deployed to the Middle East, 7:6:2006 p11A
Hall, Patrick J.F. graduated from basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, 9:14:2006 p12A
Hargett, Dawson K. is stationed in Iraq, 01:12:2006 p5A
Hebblethwaite, Stephen D., graduated from Air Force basic training, 7:6:2006 p11A
Hockeborn, Kevin J. graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, 9:14:2006 p12A
Kirchhoff, Andrew M., Army ROTC Cadet, received George C. Marshall Award, 7:13:2006 p5A
Kirchhoff, Andrew M. graduated from Reserve Officers Training, 01:12:2006 p5A
Men and women graduate from Army and Air force training, 6:8:2006 p10A
Miles, Dean A. enlisted in US Navy, 01:12:2006 p5A
Miller, Zachary E. completed 12 weeks of basic training at Marine Corps, 02:23:2006 p11A
Miller, Zachary E. completes basic training, 03:02:2006 p12A
Nationwide search for Purple Heart medal recipients for exhibit, 4:20:2006 p8A
Neale, Kevin, Brockport Marine, returns from Iraq, 11:2:2006 p1A
Ophardt, Jason J. has arrived for duty at Osan Air Base, 9:14:2006 p12A
Panzica, Ashley graduated from basic training, 01:12:2006 p5A
Pinkerton, Jeffrey graduated from US Naval Academy, 01:12:2006 p5A
Recipients of Purple Heart Medal sought, 9:7:2006 p14A
Rock, Alicia D. has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, 9:14:2006 p12A
Semple, Lisa Nicole has graduated from basic training at Great Lakes Naval base, 11:2:2006 p9A
Spade, Joseph E. was recently promoted, 01:12:2006 p5A
Swartzenberg, Eric J. comes home, 3:23:2006 p10A
Taylor, Joshua M. completed basic training, 01:12:2006 p5A
The US. Coast Guard bow has access between Buffalo and Rochester, 9:28:2006 p1A
Vaillancourt graduates from basic training, 01:12:2006 p4A
Vaillancourt, Gregory A. graduates from 6 week basic military training, 01:26:2006 p5A
Wieczorek, Alexander J. graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air force Base, 9:14:2006 p12A
ARMED FORCES - VETERANS
A brave father gives a final gift (Commentary), 8:17:2006 p12ADunham, Jason, Marine Cpl.'s sacrifice is honored by special day in Sweden, 11:23:2006 p1A
Honoring veterans a family tradition (Letter), 6:22:2006 p12A
Poppy donation help our veterans - letter of thanks (Letter), 6:22:2006 p12A
Recognize parents of fallen soldiers (Letter), 1:19:2006 p10A
Remember those who give the most (Editorial), 01:12:2006 p10A
Remembering the lost souls of Vietnam (Commentary), 10:5:2006 p17A
Returning veterans need good listeners, 12:21:2006 p1A
Veterans Day cards appreciated (Letter), 11:9:2006 p16A
Veterans from Rochester Outpatient Clinic will have turkey dinner for Christmas, 11:2:2006 p2A
Veterans to be honored at Greek Fest, 8:31:2006 p2A
ART
Arena Art Group marks 55 years, 7:13:2006 p4AArt Walks on Water could be the largest art gallery in the world and will be held along the Erie Canal, 8:10:2006 p3A
Arts Festival is coming this weekend, 8:10:2006 p1A/8A
Hickerson Daine a watercolor artist has been selected for the Niagara Frontier Watercolor Society National Exhibition, 9:21:2006 p5A
AUTHORS
Duncan, Ray publishes first fiction novel, 3:30:2006 p1A/8ADuncan, Ray to read from his new novel "Patriot Trap" and sign books at Seymour Library, 03:09:2006 p2A
Dunham, Wendy of Brockport writes a story "Six Rose Hips, Two Bobby Pins and a Ball of Blue String" that inspires nation, 02:02:2006 p5A
Hickerson, Doug had his book published, 6:22:2006 p8A, 6:29:2006 p3A
Richards, Michaels book about profanity offers some advice for potty-mouths, 12:21:2006 p11A
Smith, James publishes his first book, 3:23:2006 p10A
AUTOMOBILES
I left my heart in the rust belt (Notebook), 02:09:2006 p17AAWARDS. See also Scholarships
Arthur, Owen of Hamlin receives 2006 Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence, 4:20:2006 p10ABalonek, Bob performs in opera, 4:6:2006 p11A
Bartock, Brenda was named program manager of the year at the VNAA meeting and exhibition, 4:27:2006 p11A
Graney, Suzanne Bamonto was the recipient of the Finger Lakes Community College 2006 Distinguished Alumni Award, 6:8:2006 p11A
Hamling, Bradley J. is recipient of the First Year Cup Trophy-Campbell College at Moving-Up Days ceremonies, 6:8:2006 p11A
Kelsey and Allyssa Abel earn their second New York State Gold Cups in Piano Studies, 9:7:2006 p13A
Miller, Jonathan M. honored at Welcome Home Warrior Citizen Award, 02:09:2006 p12A
Monacelli, Mark, Allstate representative, earns award, 7:20:2006 p5A
Seeking nominations for its HopeLine Award, 8:31:2006 p9A
Shortino, Angela recognized by State of New York and the New York State Office for Aging for outstanding dedication and efforts to educate Medicare beneficiaries and caregivers, 02:02:2006 p7A
Snyder Scott - Students honored for academic, community leadership, 3:30:2006 p14A
Students with learning disabilities in grades 5-12 are awarded with memorial and personal growth awards, 6:8:2006 p11A
B
BIENVENIDA
Brockport recognizes the efforts of their labor, 6:8:2006 p2ABIRTHDAYS
Hanna, Moufida celebrates 104 years, 2006Young, Frida - A once in a lifetime centennial celebration, 5:11:2006 5A
BIRTHS
Barreiro, Carlos and Marisol give birth to quintuplets, 1:5:2006 p1A/8ABarreiro family receives $5,000 in donations from quints' baby shower, 3:30:2006 p1A
Barreiro, Marisol, mother of quintuplets sorts through piles of donated clothes, 02:09:2006 p1A/6A
DeMara Walls, Katriana - The daughter of Matthew J. and Kristen Walls, 9:28:2006 p9A
BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD
Insurance provider to raise rates, 11:23:2006 p14ABOCES
BOCES 2 students run a Christmas food drive for the Spencerport Ecumenical Food Cupboard, 12:28:2006 p1ABOCES cited for improper billing, 5:4:2006 p4A
BOCES 2's Special Education Dinner Dance, 5:18:2006 p11A
Everything's coming up roses, daises, carnations..., 3:23:2006 p5A
Gates/Churchville BOCES 2 New Vision program information, 10:19:2006 p2A
Students make their own mini-chopper from scratch, 5:11:2006 p9A
BOOKS
Annual meeting and pub crawl of Bookworms was a bit delayed (Humor), 02:09:2006 p16AOne woman's tale of life after grief (Name All the Animals by Alison Smith), 4:6:2006 p14A
Reisch, Sybil puts her book on CD to help parents of disabled children, 01:12:2006 p5A
Schools should teach with "The World is Flat" book by Thomas Friedman (Editorial), 01:26:2006 p12A
BRIGHTON - BUSINESSES
Moses, Paul is added as financial advisor for Preferred Financial Group, 6:1:2006 p12ABROCKPORT
An AARP Driver Safety Program will be held, 8:31:2006 p3AThe annual Peddlers Market hits downtown Brockport, 8:31:2006 p4A
Arbor Day: Community tree planting, 5:4:2006 p11A
Be considerate, follow parking rules (Letter), 1:19:2006 p10A
Bridge detour raises concerns, 7:27:2006 p1A/9A
Brockport Integrated Service and Lakeside Health are teaming up again For Duck Derby, 5:11:2006 p16A
The Brockport Merchants Sidewalk Sale and Street Fair, 6:29:2006 p2A
Coats for Kids, and organization honoring the late Matthew J. Fitton is collecting winter coats, 11:16:2006 p2A
Community helps Jack Mazzarella get his tools after being stolen, 7:27:2006 p1A/9A
Derby comes to Brockport, 9:21:2006 p2
Dunn, Donovan's letter presented challenge to village (Letter), 5:4:2006 p14A
Easter egg hunt set, 4:6:2006 p2A
Explorers from the Brockport fire and police department held a car wash, 8:17:2006 p2A
Fall snowstorm seizes Brockport, 10:19:2006 p3A
Flu shot clinics are open to the public, 9:28:2006 p2A
Free bicycle rentals at Welcome Center, 6:22:2006 p2A
Garage sale items requested, 8:31:2006 p4A
Good people put Mr. Fix-it back to work (Letter), 9:7:2006 p14A
Great walk for all (Letter), 10:19:2006 p16A
Historic clock to be replaced on the steeple of the United Methodist Church, 02:23:2006 p2A
Hosts the Empire State Games and many local athletes will compete in events around Rochester, 7:20:2006 p11A/12A
Kids compete in the 2006 Empire State Games for the Physically Challenged, 10:19:2006 p12A
Kids like walking to school, but..., 11:16:2006 p1A
LePage, Tyler was named East Coast In-Line Champion, 9:7:2006 p13A
Lets get new tools for Jack Mazzarella (Letter), 7:27:2006 p12A
Let's help retool this Brockport volunteer, Jack Massarella (Editorial), 8:3:2006 p12A
Main Street clock tower is ticking after repairs, 7:20:2006 p1A/13A
National Night Out is in its fourth year - residents band together for fun and against drugs and violence, 7:27:2006 p4A
The National Night Out rescheduled for September, 8:3:2006 p2A
National Nights Out has been rescheduled, 9:21:2006 p3A
Pawlaczyk, Katrina finishers the iditarod sled-dog race, 5:18:2006 p10A
Resolve to keep Brockport's resolutions for 2006 (Editorial), 1:5:2006 p10A
Second annual Victorian Garden Party, 7:13:2006 p2A, 8:3:2006 p2A
Septemberfest 2006, 9:7:2006 p2A
Suspicious man menacing teens in Brockport area, 9:7:2006 p2A
108th New York Volunteer Infantry presents 27th Annual Gun and Hunting Show, 01:26:2006 p2A
Transform a T-shirt with "Generation T. Free," 7:6:2006 p2A
Tree vandalism shames our village (Letter), 11:23:2006 p12A
Village receives new ambulance, 6:29:2006 p2A
Welcome Center traffic doubled since last year, 8:3:2006 p3A
BROCKPORT - ART
The Art Walk is combining with Art Menage to bring even more artist to the event, 9:28:2006 p5ASCALE: A National Drawing Invitational art exhibit is open, 11:2:2006 p2A
The second annual Art Menage will take place, 7:20:2006 p2A
Somewhere In Between art exhibit is open, 11:2:2006 p2A
BROCKPORT - BOARD
A goal for board: work together (Letter), 6:29:2006 p17AHeyen, Hanny trustee candidate for the village of Brockport (Letter), 6:15:2006 p16A
Heyen, Hanny was elected to Brockport village Board, 6:22:2006 p1A
Heyen thankful for voter's trust (Letter), 6:29:2006 p16A
Nayman, Mary Jo and Hanny Heyen run for a seat on the Brockport Village board, 6:15:2006 p1A
Nayman, Mary Jo is right for the Village Board (Letter), 6:8:2006 p16A
Trustees looking out for taxpayers (Letter), 4:27:2006 p14A
Two candidates vie for one village board seat, 5:25:2006 p1A/9A
BROCKPORT - BUDGET
Brockport budget passes; taxes to rise 9.7%, 5:4:2006 p1ABrockport budget still in the works, 4:13:2006 p2A
Correction, 3:30:2006 p2A, 4:13:2006 p2A
Mayor: Proposal (Medicaid Sales Tax Intercept Plan) would 'devastate' village, 4:6:2006 p3A
There may have been an illegal meeting (Letter), 5:25:2006 p12A
Village budget hearing set, 3:30:2006 p1A/8A
Village whittles away at budget, 4:6:2006 p1A/16A
BROCKPORT - BUSINESSES
Birds Eye Foods departure could mean 400 jobs cut, 8:3:2006 p1ABlushing Bride dress shop to host prom fashion show, 1:5:2006 p2A
Brockport couple resurrects old business, 01:12:2006 p3A
Brockport merchants thanked by Brockport varsity boys volleyball team for their support, 01:26:2006 p11A
Businesses dread reconstruction of Main Street (Editorial), 6:8:2006 p16A
Businesses worry over Main Street renovation, 6:1:2006 1A/11A
Federal Credit Union gives gift to Lakeside Memorial Hospital (Photograph), 5:18:2006 p9A
Fun and games at Lift Bridge Book Shop, 9:14:2006 p2A
Habgood, Ted J. named Assistant Vice President and manager of First Niagara's Brockport location, 02:02:2006 p7A
Mackler, Ian, lawyer, closes up shop after 29 years, 6:22:2006 p4A
Main Street businesses host local artists, 5:25:2006 p3A
The Merchant Street Smoke House will host a multitude of bands to compliment the Arts Festival and the Cool Kids, 7:20:2006 p2A
The Mes-Sage Christian Book & Gift Shop marks 10 year anniversary, 10:5:2006 p3A
Miller, Rich - Broker/owner returns to RE/MAX System, 02:02:2006 p10A
Oak Orchard Community Health Center offers Reach Out and Read program, 02:16:2006 p2A
Red Bird Tea Shop hits Main Street as one of a growing trend of tea shops, 1:5:2006 p4A
SCORE and US Small Business Administration presents Small Business Startup and Survival, 11:9:2006 p2A
Sherwin-Williams opens new store on Lake Road, 9:14:2006 p11A
Stores help fight hunger, 3:23:2006 p8A
Weekly cruise night features antique, classic and sport cars, 10:5:2006 p18A
You can celebrate the Yuletide at many local events, 11:30:2006 p1A/9A
BROCKPORT - CHRISTMAS
All Aboard for the North Pole! Travelers young and old ride the Christmas fun on Santa Train, 12:7:2006 p1A/15AA local church presents a musical and dance tribute to Christmas, 12:7:2006 p4A
Santa Train event a big hit in village (Letter), 12:14:2006 p14A
St. Luke's Episcopal Church is holding a Blue Christmas service, 12:14:2006 p2A
BROCKPORT - CHURCHES
Annual NYS Labor-Religion 40-hour fast to start Tuesday March 4th, 03:09:2006 p2ABrockport Ecumenical Emergency Food Shelter needs volunteers (Letter), 10:19:2006 p16A
Catholic Daughters Court Nativity No. 931 to meet on January 12th, 1:5:2006 p2A
First Presbyterian Church receives a grant, 8:17:2006 p3A
Free Methodist Church will host a leadership seminar, 4:27:2006 p2A
Generous support for Clothing Center (Letter)`, 4:13:2006 p16A
Historical tower clock, built in 1914, on United Methodist Church to finally be restored, 03:02:2006 p1A
Phillips, Kenneth is the new senior pastor at Grace Baptist Church, 9:28:2006 p9A
The Rev. Peter Enyan-Boadu is charged with forcible touching, 11:23:2006 p4A
Robinson, David leaves St. Luke's Episcopal Church after 20 years, 7:20:2006 p1A/13A
Rummage sale, 3:30:2006 p2A
30th anniversary of Christ Community Church, 6:29:2006 p2A
Workshop on family tree held at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 03:09:2006 p2A
BROCKPORT - CLUBS
Art Club lessons for beginners, 7:6:2006 p2ACatholic Daughters Nativity No. 931 sponsoring annual essay contest, 1:19:2006 p2A
Country and Blue Grass Jam presented by Conservation Club and the Fox Den, 1:19:2006 p2A
Family Music being hosted at Elks Club, 02:16:2006 p2A
Garden Club of Brockport goes to Chautauqua, 5:18:2006 p2A
Garden club to meet, 4:6:2006 p5A
History Book Club, 01:12:2006 p2A
History book club to meet, 7:20:2006 p2A
History Club - read book about Herbert Hoover and discuss, 11:2:2006 p2A
Klutz Activity Club will be held, 7:6:2006 p2A
BROCKPORT - ENVIRONMENT. See also Environment
Brockport facility receives a statewide award, 11:16:2006 p1A/8ABROCKPORT - FIRE
Fire department receives homeland security grant, 6:22:2006 p2AFire displaces Brockport family, 5:18:2006 p2A
Police and fire department get a report of smoking building on Fair Street, 9:7:2006 p5A
Rescue workers did great job when tree hit home (Letter), 10:26:2006 p13A
Residents won't see any changes in Brockport's new firehouse, 8:13:2006 p1A/9A
Teens face arson charges in chemical plant fire at former Kleen Brite Site, 9:14:2006 p1A/13A
BROCKPORT - GOVERNMENT
Assembly primary in 62nd district, 9:7:2006 p3ABrockport gets state grant for new salt barn, 10:12:2006 p3A
Calandra, Thomas, the village attorney, has resigned, 6:29:2006 p1A
Castaneda, Maria was appointed to the position on vice mayor, 7:20:2006 p2A
Coyle, Ian, Brockport village manager receives the International City/County Management Association recognition, 6:29:2006 p3A
Heyen, Hanny, meet Brockport's newest leader, 7:13:2006 p1A/8A
Mayor Wexler tells his side of the story about lawsuits, 6:22:2006 p12a
Maziarz, George gets the Independence Party nod, 9:14:2006 p2A
Post office receives 5 stars for customer service, 3:30:2006 p3A
Residence petition against land sale, 4:20:2006 p3A
Village group ready to work, 01:12:2006 p1
Village revises Web site, 10:26:2006 p2A
Voters won after trustee election (Letter), 7:6:2006 p12A
BROCKPORT - HISTORY
Residents of South Avenue will come together to hear history of the neighborhood park, 8:3:2006 p1ABROCKPORT - LIBRARY
Be a library volunteer, 6:15:2006 pACLIC-on-Health for seniors, 01:12:2006 p2A
Deltoro-White, Kelly is named the new children's librarian, 9:7:2006 p1A
Foester, Richard gives a public reading, 10:26:2006 p5A
Halloween Costume Party, 10:12:2006 p11A, 10:26:2006 p5A
Holds open registration for story time, 1:19:2006 p2A
Holds summer reading program, 6:15:2006 p3A
From a house on State Street Seymour Library has grown into a community hub, 11:9:2006 p1A/18A
Library board vacancies, 01:12:2006 p2A
Library offering events, 03:09:2006 p4A
Library programs, 3:23:2006 p2A
Library programs set, 5:18:2006 p2A
Manga-loving teens are invited to program at Seymour Library, 9:28:2006 p2A
Parents and children can come together at the Seymour Library for home schooling support, 8:31:2006 p4A
Registration is open for learn to crochet, 5:25:2006 p2A
Saul, Andrew Ph.D. to conduct one-time class on vitamins and nutrition, 03:09:2006 p2A
Seymour History Book Club, 5:18:2006 p2A
Seymour History Book Club hold discussion on General Robert E. Lee, 6:15:2006 p2A
Show a little pride for Brockport (Letter), 6:8:2006 p16A
Skoog Farm Workshop to present an exhibition at Seymour Library, 03:02:2006 p2A
Spagnola, Michelle - This mother needs a day - maybe even a night, 5:11:2006 p1A/10A
Trustees question contract dispute, 02:09:2006 p1A/6A
Variety of programs are being offered, 10:19:2006 p11A, 11:9:2006 p9A
BROCKPORT - PARKS. See also Brockport - Recreation
Brockport DPW did it right (Letters), 9:21:2006 p12ABrockport's parks have much to offer, 9:14:2006 p1A/13A
Hecker, Jennifer sculpture has been placed in Remembrance Park, 9:7:2006 p1A/10A
Sagawa Park now belongs to Brockport, 1:19:2006 p1A
Sculpture at Remembrance Park lies on the ground, 9:21:2006 p1A
Sprucing up Barry Street Park, 11:23:2006 p1A
BROCKPORT - POLICE
Brockport Loving Education At Home group visit Police Department (Photograph), 5:18:2006 p9ABrockport police remind everyone to "Bike Right and Share the Road," 6:29:2006 p2A
Brockport policed thanked by Lakeside Health System for their care (Letter), 1:19:2006 p10A
Chief (Daniel Varrenti) sues Village Board members, 4:13:2006 p1A
Department recognizes do-gooders during its second annual Holiday Appreciation Dinner, 11:16:2006 p4A
Don't bill the village for chief's lawsuit, 4:27:2006 p14A
Governor George Pataki honors three Brockport policemen, 11:16:2006 p3A
Law and Order night being held with more than 106 law enforcement officers attending, 03:02:2006 p2A
Mayor responds to Varrenti issue (Letter), 02:23:2006 p12A
Our police chief should live here, 3:30:2006 p12A
Police Chief Daniel Varrenti gets a waiver signed and continues to collect retirement benefits, 9:14:2006 p3A
Police chief's contract approved, 11:9:2006 p1A/13A
Police department is one of eight in the state to get AAA's top safety award for 2005, 9:7:2006 p5A
Police Department responded to 268 calls for service, 4:20:2006 p3A
Police salute community effort to bring gifts to Lakeside Beikirch Care Center residents (Letter), 02:02:2006 p14A
Protesters supports Brockport police, 5:4:2006 p3A
Residents speak out on the cost and time issues the police chiefs lawsuit has caused, 8:31:2006 p3A
Taxpayers losers in Police Chief Daniel Varrenti's law suit, 02:23:2006 p12A
BROCKPORT - RECREATION. See also Brockport - Parks
Biking and walking group help community, 7:6:2006 p3ALetter maligned Walk! Bike! Brockport! group (Guest Essay), 6:22:2006 p12A
Nordic walking, 11:9:2006 p2A
Poster contest winners for Walk, Bike Brockport Action Group's are announced, 11:16:2006 p5A
The second year of the Walk! Bike! Brockport!, 9:7:2006 p2A
Village welcomes U.S. bike riders from the 8th Annual Bike Ride Across New York State (Letter), 7:20:2006 p14A
Walk! Bike! Brockport! - Summer community walks, 6:15:2006 p3A
The Walk, Bike Brockport Action Group sponsors poster contest, 10:12:2006 p2A
Walk/bike group shameful spenders (Letter), 6:15:2006 p16A
BROCKPORT - TAXES
11% tax increase tentative, 03:23:2006 p1A/16AChief's salary a joke on taxpayers (Letter), 4:27:2006 p14A
Sewers, streets come before canal (Letter), 6:15:2006 p16A
Village may hike taxes 11%, 3:23:2006 p1A/16A
BROCKPORT - THEATRE
Sunshine Boys, 4:13:2006 p12ABROCKPORT - TOURISM
Tour de Brockport, 9:21:2006 p1ABROCKPORT - TRANSPORTATION
Changes coming to Redman Road, 03:02:2006 p3ASmith Street Bridge over the Erie Canal is closed, 6:22:2006 p2A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS
Brockport Central School District Continuing Education programs are online, 5:4:2006 p2ABrockport Central School District's Athletic Wall of Honor honors newest wall members, 01:26:2006 p11A
Construction work still in place but athletic fields are still open, 8:17:2006 p1A
The District became eligible for pre-kindergarten grant, 6:15:2006 p2A
Essay contest spotlights teachers, 9:28:2006 p2A
Kindergarten registration for children who will turn 5 by Dec. 1,2 006, 5:4:2006 p2A
New grades in the cards, 01:12:2006 p1/12A
New pre-K program off and running, 9:14:2006 p4A
Parent information session, 7:27:2006 p2A
Register for drivers education classes, 8:10:2006 p2A
Say farewell to school junk food, 01:26:2006 p3A
School district encourages kids to take part in International Walk-to-School Day, 9:21:2006 p1A/14A
The School District is "in good standing" according to report cards, 5:18:2006 p3A
Schools open March 17th to compensate for time lost during Nov. school closings, 02:23:2006 p2A
Seeks Athletic Wall of Honor nominations, 11:16:2006 p12A
Students grades 1-8 invited to participate in state wide competition that encourages environmental awareness, 01:26:2006 p2A
Summer construction at Brockport schools begin, 6:8:2006 p1A/18A
Table talk is quality time for families, 3:23:2006 p4A
Test results from the ELA tests are in, 11:23:2006 p3A
Walk to School Day a big success despite rain (Letter), 10:26:2006 p13A
Walk to School Day for parents and children (Editorial), 9:21:2006 p12A
Welcomes pre-K program, 7:20:2006 p1A
Wellness panel discussion, 01:12:2006 p2A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - ALUMNI
Hochreiter, Joseph, a 1996 graduate of Brockport High School is named to administrative position, 5:4:2006 p5ABROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - AWARDS. See Brockport Central Schools - Scholarships
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - BOARD
Brockport tackles a new substance abuse problem among students - use of inhalants, 4:27:2006 p4AMeet the Candidates night, 4:27:2006 p2A
School board meeting rescheduled, 4:6:2006 p2A
There won't be any changes on the Board of Education this year, 7:27:2006 p2A
Two Candidates vie for one seat on school board, 5:4:2006 p1A/10A
Wehner, Leslie is appointed assistant principal at the High School, 8:3:2006 p2A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - BUDGET
Budget approval makes way for new buses, 5:18:2006 p1A/16ACorrection budget for Brockport school, 4:20:2006 p2A
State aid saves school positions, 4:13:2006 p1A/8A
Where Brockport school budget stands, 5:11:2006 p1A/10A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - BUSES
BCSD reminds motorists that it is illegal to pass a bus whose lights are flashing, 1:19:2006 p2ABROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - ELEMENTARY
Barclay kids celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday, 03:09:2006 p5ADictionaries for third graders, 3:23:2006 p2A
Forgach, Lily won 3rd place at the 19th annual "My Favorite Older Friend" essay contest, 5:25:2006 p5A
Ginther Kindergartners learned about Christmas around the world (photo), 01:12:2006 p6A
Ginther Read A-Loud Day (Photograph), 5:18:2006 p9A
Ginther School PTA sponsoring kindergarten information night, 03:02:2006 p3A
Hill School students compete in 4th annual spelling bee, 02:09:2006 p4A
Let's sit for dinner - if we find the table (Editorial), 3:30:2006 p12A
Monroe County Elementary All County Music Festival (Photograph), 5:18:2006 p9A
Students design T-shirts, 3:30:2006 p14A
Students reading to students, 3:23:2006 p10A
Students take on roles of figures from early America, 11:9:2006 p4A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - EMPLOYEES
District celebrates service anniversaries for staff members, 9:28:2006 p9AMeet the new guy (Jeff DeLany) at Oliver Middle School, 3:23:2006 p3A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - GRANTS
Goodspeeds-Grant, Patricia receives the Outstanding Counselor Educator of the Year Award, 8:3:2006 p9ASchool District won a federal and state universal pre kindergarten grant, 7:20:2006 p1A
Schools are awarded a $2.3 million reading grant, 7:6:2006 p1A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - HIGH SCHOOL
Agte-Studier, Montana - merit scholarship winner, 3:23:2006 p10AAuditions for 20th Annual "Class Acts" show at High School (photo), 01:12:2006 p1A
Band holds celebrity auction in the cafeteria, 4:20:2006 p5A
Barbosu, Sandra, of Brockport High School, is named to the president's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
Black History Month celebrated in Learning to Embrace Diversity Club with an assembly, 02:23:2006 p1A
Brockport High School band holds celebrity fund-raiser, 4:27:2006 p2A
Brockport High School honor roll, 3:30;2006 p9A
Brockport readies for graduation, 6:15:2006 p3A
Brockport student Danielle Pelcher sings in NYC, 3:23:2006 p4A
Brown, Mike leaves Brockport to pursue an art career, 4:6:2006 p4A
Christ, McKenna is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
College preparation courses being offered, 1:5:2006 p3A
Community invited to attend Brockport High 20th anniversary show of Class Act, 03:02:2006 p7A
Drama club presents "Madrigal Feaste," 11:30:2006 p4A
Drama Club presents "The Crucible" (Photograph), 5:18:2006 p9A
Entrepreneur class to host basketball fund-raiser, 4:13:2006 p15A
Erbland, Rebecca, Brockport student, is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
Essay contest winners are announced, 6:1:2006 12A
Ficher, Alyssa won logo contest and was displayed on a float in Max's Mardi Gras parade, 5:25:2006 p13A
Fiesta-val Music Festival (Photograph), 5:18:2006 p9A
Filipowicz, Ryan, Brockport student, is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
Frater, Javon is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
Fulk, Nathan is named to the president's list with a 4.0 GPA, 4:20:2006 p10A
Hartman, Amber is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
High school band members are recognized, 8:3:2006 p9A
High school presents 'Seussical,' 11:2:2006 p4A
Hoyt, Christopher is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
Kaniels, Caitlin Rebecca named to dean's list, 4:13:2006 p5A
Learn about careers in accounting, 5:18:2006 p10A
Mangan, Sarah is named to the high dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
McFarlane, Lindsay is a recipient of the 2006 Young Rochester Woman Award, 11:16:2006 p5A
Mock Trial held at High School, 02:02:2006 p5A
Puchalski, Mary is named to the president's list with a 4.0 GPA, 4:20:2006 p10A
Received 3 nods in the Rochester Broadway Theater League's awards program, 5:25:2006 p8A
Spencer, Katherine is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
Squires, Melissa is named to the high dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
Strabel, Gregory, valedictorian and Mary Puchalski, salutatorian remember the past four years, 6:8:2006 p5A
Student accused of bomb threat, 11:30:2006 p2A
Students can now prepare for college during the school day - and get credit for it, 01:26:2006 p4A
Zabenova, Ainur, from Kazakhstan, teaches a music class, 12:14:2006 p3A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - MIDDLE SCHOOL
Barclay students track local Iditarod hero, 5:18:2006 p10ABreakfast to honor senior citizens (Photograph), 5:18:2006 p9A
Brockport Middle School honor roll, 4:13:2006 p11A
Lemke, Eric, Geography Bee winner, tied for sixth place at the state level in Albany, 4:20:2006 p10A, 5:4:2006 p5A
More than 100 students involved in "Dear Edwina Junior" play that's full of advice and ideas for kids, 01:26:2006 p1A/8A
Oliver Middle School students honored local veterans, 6:8:2006 p8A
Oliver Middle School students join in "Diabetes Walk," 6:15:2006 p3A
Recycle sneakers, 4:13:2006 p2A
Students of A.D.Oliver Middle school are restocking library destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, 02:23:2006 p4A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - REUNIONS
Brockport High School class of 1951, 6:15:2006 p2ABrockport High School class of 1996 reunion, 4:13:2006 p2A
Class of 1981 plans its 25th reunion, 5:4:2006 p10A
BROCKPORT CENTRAL SCHOOLS - SCHOLARSHIPS. See also Brockport Central Schools - Awards
High School is organizing a scholarship fund in memory of Shawna Cyr, 6:29:2006 p2AScholarship fund in memory of Shawna Cyr, 6:22:2006 p2A
Skelly, Sarah; Alison Goodlein and Stephanie Johnson awarded scholarships to Alfred State, 02:02:2006 p7A
Wilson, Ashley, and Katherine Baker are awarded the CSEA scholarship, 6:15:2006 p9A
BROCKPORT VILLAGE LANDING
Pennies being collected to donate to Lollypop Farm, 03:02:2006 p2ABUFFALO
If everybody wins now, someone loses later, 3:30:2006 p13ABUFFALO BILLS
Paying the price for goal-line stand to save Bills (On Politics), 4:27:2006 p15ABUSES. See Transportation
BUSH, GEORGE W.
Bush's enablers let him betray conservatives, 3:23:2006 p15AIt's time for Bush to stop the bloodshed (Letter), 12:28:2006 p10A
Just call Bush the Republican LBJ (Commentary), 10:12:2006 p19A
Marriage made in Washington, 3:23:2006 p14A
President Bush needs to follow the Constitution when it comes to national security (Letter), 02:16:2006 p14A
President Bush's stance on Spanish anthem a sham (Commentary), 5:18:2006 p15A
A question of compassion when President Bush vetoed bill (Letter), 7:27:2006 p12A
Some rainy-day questions for President Bush, 7:13:2006 p13A
Statistics pile up in 'Bush's blunder' (Letter), 12:28:2006 p10A
The Ugle American at the G-8 summit (Commentary), 8:3:2006 p13A
The verdict's in on our 'burning Bush' (Commentary), 6:29:2006 p17A
BUSINESSES
Goodbye to a friend indeed - and need (Editorial), 4:13:2006 p16ASo long, Chase-Pitkin, 4:6:2006 p16A
C
CAMP GOOD DAYS AND SPECIAL TIMES
Bailey, Phil benefit, 5:11:2006 p13ABailey, Phillip a Spencerport resident will be honored by gala, 5:11:2006 p4A
City of Rochester buzzes in the new year, 12:21:2006 p3A
Evening with Pastor Joe Ehrmann, 5:11:2006 p13A
Harley Giveaway to benefit the camp, 10:5:2006 p11A
Honorary coaches selected for Courage Bowl II, 8:17:2006 p9A/10A
ProCarpet sponsors a dinner dance to benefit Camp Good Days, 5:11:2006 2A
CANCER
A chance to help fight cancer (Letter), 5:18:2006 p14AMoney is behind cancer test debate, 5:25:2006 p13A
CATHOLICISM
Sisters of Mercy - 150 years of caring in the Rochester area (Editorial), 12:28:2006 p10ASisters of Mercy mark 150 years, 12:21:2006 p18A
Virgilio, Paul A. has been ordained to the deaconate as a permanent deacon, 6:8:2006 p11A
CENSORSHIP
Webster is right on 'Rainbow Boys' (Letter), 9:7:2006 p14AWebster schools cave to censors' pressure (Notebook), 8:31:2006 p13A
CENTENARIANS. See Birthdays
CHARITIES. See also Fundraisers
Doctor's excess items are being put to use, 4:27:2006 p14ACHILD ABUSE
Light of Hope service, 3:30:2006 p5A, 4:6:2006 p7ACHILI
Vendors are setting up for their day of selling produce in North Chili, 8:17:2006 p1A/11AWho's watching Churchville-Chili school board? (Letter), 9:14:2006 p16A
CHRISTMAS
Christmas trees get an encore helping nature in their afterlives, 1:5:2006 p3AMay, Earl III, has what it takes to be Santa at Eastview Mall and bring joy to kids, 12:14:2006 p5A
Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus (Editorial), 12:21:2006 p16A
CHURCHVILLE
Worboys-Turner, Mary has joined the Allendale Columbia School Board of Trustees, 12:14:2006 p9ACLARKSON. See also Sweden
Annual Assessment Update Program for 2007 takes place, 10:5:2006 p2ABoley, George, former Liberian leader, was arrested at his home on immigration-related charges, 7:20:2006 p3A
Bringing a product called Micro-Mat to various streets, 8:17:2006 p2A
Clarkson Good Neighbor Days hits town, 8:17:2006 p1A/11A
Clarkson Rodeo Days, 6:22:2006 p1A
Heritage Square environmental impact statement accepted, 6:1:2006 p3A
Second annual Clarkson Rodeo Days takes place, 6:8:2006 p1A/18A
CLARKSON - FINANCES
Didas, Patrick says he will work to keep spending in check, 11:9:2006 p1A/11AFunds needed to restore old school (Letter), 11:9:2006 p16A
CLARKSON - GOVERNMENT
Clarkson candidates prep for election, 11:2:2006 p3AElections - candidate decries 'mistakes' in stories (Letter), 11:30:2006 p14A
Reassessment program continues, 4:6:2006 p2A
COBBLESTONE SOCIETY MUSEUM
Hands-on cobblestone masonry workshop, 5:25:2006 p2AWatercolor exhibit by local artist, 8:17:2006 p2A
Will host a opening reception of Currie and Ives prints of religious themes, 4:27:2006 p2A
COFFEE
Lets have another cup of plain coffee (Commentary), 8:17:2006 p13ACOLLEGE
Breath easy, and find your college (Guest Essay), 7:20:2006 p15ADealing with fire risks at colleges (Guest Essay), 8:31:2006 p13A
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Alfred State names students to dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7AAlfred State students make dean's list, 6:8:2006 p11A
Andrijenko, Lorissa named to SUNY Brockport dean's list, 02:16:2006 p5A
Arieno, Christine named to SUNY Brockport dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Aubel, Margaret receives outstanding print scholar from Flower City Printing, 8:3:2006 p9A
Banker, Matthew and Stephen Essig named to St. Bonaventure dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Bauerle, Jeremy - SUNY Plattsburgh dean's list, 3:23:2006 p10A
Blackburn, Mallory named to Syracuse University dean's list, 6:22:2006 p8A
Blasioli, Janine M. graduated from the University of Scranton with bachelor's degree in international business, 7:6:2006 p11A
Boston University names students to dean's list, 02:23:2006 p11A
Braman, Kathleen named to SUNY Brockport dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Brazas, Shawn named to Harding University dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Breslawski, Melanie has enrolled at University of Findlay to major in pre-veterinary medicine, 7:13:2006 p5A
Brinkman, Sean - SUNY Plattsburgh dean's list, 3:23:2006 p10A
Buroughs, Michael B. named to dean's list at State University of New York at Binghamton, 6:22:2006 p14A
Buttery, Jennifer L. graduates from Hamliton College with bachelor's degree in comparative literature, 6:15:2006 p9A
Buttery, Jennifer named to Hamilton College dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Byrnes, Laura J.; Andrew J. Diehl; Danielle L. LeBeau and Cory P. McWilliams named to RPI dean's list, 02:23:2006 p11A
Catlin, Renee M. makes honor roll at SUNY Oswego, 6:22:2006 p14A
Christian, Lauren E. has been named to dean's list at Niagara University, 6:29:2006 p9A6:29:2006 p9A
Crowe, Steven attended the Deloitte and Touche USA's National Leadership Conference, 7:13:2006 p5A
Crowley, Karla Jean awarded a Graduate Merit Scholarship at the University of San Francisco, 02:09:2006 p12A
Cuadrado, Ariana J. makes honor roll at SUNY Oswego, 6:22:2006 p14A
Daily, Lisa C. graduated from St. Lawrence University with a bachelor's degree in English and sociology, 6:29:2006 p9A6:29:2006 p9A
Daily, Lisa C. named to St. Lawrence University dean's list, 02:23:2006 p, 03:02:2006 p12A
D'Angelo, Bianca named to Syracuse University dean's list, 6:22:2006 p8A
D'Angelo, Gabriella Lucia receives the Alpha Rho Chi Medal, 6:8:2006 p11A
Daniels, Elizabeth A. makes honor roll at SUNY Oswego, 6:22:2006 p14A
Dean Elaine - Geneseo dean's list, 3:23:2006 p10A
Diehl, Andrew J. has been named to the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute dean's list, 7:13:2006 p5A
Dudek, Matthew Joseph is a summa cum laude graduate of Dickinson College with a bachelor's degree in French and history, 7:13:2006 p5A
Duff, Jamie has been named to dean's list at Syracuse University, 7:6:2006 p11A
Ewing, Patrick inducted into Cum Laude Society at University of Massachusetts, 02:16:2006 p5A
Fery, Kevin graduated with bachelor's degree in psychology and criminal justice, 6:8:2006 p11A
Fery, Matthew graduates with a juris doctorate, 6:8:2006 p11A
Fisher, Theresa named to SUNY Brockport dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Fogg, Carrie named to SUNY Brockport dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Freeman, Brian Arthur has graduated from Cortland University with a bachelor's degree in education, 7:13:2006 p5A
Ginovsky, Matthew and Ashley Rath take part in internship through Oswego, 9:7:2006 p15A
Girvin, Angela Rose has been named to dean's list at Niagara University, 6:29:2006 p9A6:29:2006 p9A
Henry, Stephanie A. is named to dean's list at Oswego, 6:29:2006 p9A
Hinkley, Alexander F. has been named to dean's list at Niagara University, 6:29:2006 p9A6:29:2006 p9A
Hogan, Devin has been named to dean's list at Syracuse University, 7:6:2006 p11A
Honor students named to presidents list at the University of Potsdam, 9:7:2006 p13A
Jackle, Benjamin R. named to SUNY Brockport dean's list, 02:09:2006 p12A
Johnson, Aaron J. receives bachelor's degree, 4:6:2006 p11A
Johnson, Greta Renee named to dean's list, 3:23:2006 p10A
Knight, Emily J. named to Bucknell University dean's list, 6:22:2006 p8A
Kurzen, Matthew is named to dean's list at Virginia Tech, 7:20:2006 p5A
LeBeau, Danielle L. has been named to the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute dean's list, 7:13:2006 p5A
LeBeau, James A. has been named to dean's list at Clarkson University, 6:29:2006 p9A6:29:2006 p9A
Liccione, Alexandra has been named to dean's list at St. John Fisher College, 7:6:2006 p11A
Liccione, Alexandra made dean's list at St. John Fisher, 6:15:2006 p9A
Lott, Kaylen - Geneseo dean's list, 3:23:2006 p10A
Marenus, Jessica has enrolled at University of Findlay to major in pre-veterinary medicine, 7:13:2006 p5A
Marks, Hayley is named to dean's list with honors at Roberts Wesleyan College, 7:20:2006 p5A
Massey, Aaron R. makes honor roll at SUNY Oswego, 6:22:2006 p14A
Massey, Raymond E. makes honor roll at SUNY Oswego, 6:22:2006 p14A
May graduates of Niagara University include Brockport residents, 7:6:2006 p11A
MCC honor society inductees announced, 02:02:2006 p7A
McCarthy, Patrick W. makes honor roll at SUNY Oswego, 6:22:2006 p14A
McCloskey, Ryan C. has been named to dean's list at Niagara University, 6:29:2006 p9A6:29:2006 p9A
Mitchell, William named to SUNY Brockport dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Monroe Community College deans list, 4:13:2006 p12A
Mutton, Bradley chosen by Kappa Delta Pi, 4:13:2006 p5A
Oberlin, Elizabeth and Andrew Powers have been inducted into Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society at Syracuse University, 12:14:2006 p9A
Oberlin, Elizabeth named to Syracuse University dean's list, 6:22:2006 p8A
O'Laughlin, Michael C. and Nicholas J. Kulp named to Clarkson University dean's list, 03:02:2006 p12A
O'Laughlin, Michael C.; and Nicholas J. Kulp named to Clarkson University dean's list, 02:23:2006 p11A
O'Laughlin, Michael C. graduated from Clarkson University with bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary engineering and management, 6:29:2006 p9A
O'Mealia, Time M. graduated from the University of Dayton with bachelor's degree in electronic engineering, 6:22:2006 p14A
Parrino, Andrew named to LeMoyne College dean's list, 01:26:2006 p5A
Peckham, Stephanie R. has been named to dean's list at Niagara University, 6:29:2006 p9A6:29:2006 p9A
Pelcher, Danielle is the recipient of the Fredonia Achievement Award, a $1,000 Scholarship, 9:7:2006 p13A
Pelcher, Danielle Spring was awarded a scholarship by the Irondequoit Threatre Guild, 5:25:2006 p13A
Pittman, Patrick has been named to dean's list at Niagara University, 6:29:2006 p9A6:29:2006 p9A
Potter, Harrison D. named to dean's list, 01:12:2006 p4A
Powers, Andrew named to Syracuse University dean's list, 6:22:2006 p8A
Rath, Ashley M. makes honor roll at SUNY Oswego, 6:22:2006 p14A
Reitter, Elizabeth named to Syracuse University dean's list, 6:22:2006 p8A
Rivers, Kelly L. has been named to dean's list at Cortland University, 7:13:2006 p5A
Roberts, Lindsay C. has been named to dean's list at Niagara University, 6:29:2006 p9A6:29:2006 p9A
Roberts, Lindsay of Brockport has been inducted into Pi Lambda Theta at Niagara University, 4:20:2006 p10A
Robinson, David named to Syracuse University dean's list, 6:22:2006 p8A
Rowcliffe, Meghan - Students honored for academic, community leadership, 3:30:2006 p14A
Rundle, Megan D. makes honor roll at SUNY Oswego, 6:22:2006 p14A
Schicker, Rebecca has been named to dean's list at Niagara University, 6:29:2006 p9A6:29:2006 p9A
Schwind, Erik - SUNY Plattsburgh dean's list, 3:23:2006 p10A
Seddio, Steven was selected for a 10-week internship with Lunar and Planetary Institute, 5:25:2006 p13A
Siracusa, Michael S. of Brockport graduates with bachelor's degree in history, 6:1:2006 12A
Smith, Jillian participates in oral hygiene display, 7:20:2006 p5A
Smith, Natalie M. makes honor roll at SUNY Oswego, 6:22:2006 p14A
Spring graduate of Alfred State, 7:13:2006 p5A
Stafford, Jonathan E. has reserved a place as a transfer student at Oswego University, 8:3:2006 p9A
Starhuber, Mark is recipient of the Yale Book Award, 6:29:2006 p9A
Stepanek, Janel M. has been named to dean's list at Niagara University, 6:29:2006 p9A
Stevens, Cary Ellen is a magna cum laude grad of John Carroll University with a bachelor's degree in education, 7:6:2006 p11A
Stevens, Cary Ellen named to John Carroll University dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Students are inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, 6:1:2006 12A
Students named to Cortland dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Students named to fall semester dean's list at the State University of New York at Fredonia, 5:25:2006 p13A
Students named to the University of Buffalo dean's list, 7:20:2006 p5A
Students named to University of Rochester dean's list, 02:09:2006 p12A, 02:16:2006 p5A
SU students named to dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
SUNY Oswego names students to dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
Taylor, Vanessa R. has been named to dean's list at College of the Holy Cross, 6:29:2006 p9A
Twichell, Emily A. has graduated summa cum laude from Baldwin-Wallace College, 6:15:2006 p9A
Twichell, Emily is named to dean's list at Baldwin-Wallace College, 6:1:2006 12A
Twichell, Emily named to Baldwin-Wallace College dean's list, 02:02:2006 p7A
VanHooft, Renee is named to dean's list with high honors at Roberts Wesleyan College, 7:20:2006 p5A
Voorheis, Katharine is named to dean's list at Syracuse University, 8:3:2006 p9A
Weinpress, Meghan graduates, 3:23:2006 p10A
White, Jennifer participates in off-campus study at Melbourne, 9:21:2006 p5A
Wolfe, Tempset named to Syracuse University dean's list, 6:22:2006 p8A
Zambito, Tricia L. is named to dean's list at Cazenovia College, 6:22:2006 p14A
Zimney, Michael E. has been named to dean's list at Niagara University, 6:29:2006 p9A
COOL KIDS
Cool Kids event "Making Noise with Mime," 8:3:2006 p2ACool Kids in the Park presents an origami peace chain, 7:20:2006 p2A
Origami peace train made by area Cool Kids will head to the United Nations, 7:27:2006 p5A
CRIME
Armstrong, Ryan S. was arrested on 5 accounts, 5:4:2006 p16AStephen and Suzanne Zappa face second-degree criminal trespass and criminal mischief charges (Humor), 7:20:2006 p15A
Volunteer work ruined by thieves (Letter), 6:29:2006 p16A
CULTURAL DIVERSITY
Reaching out to our cultural needs, 3:23:2006 p15AD
DALAI LAMA
Rochester misses the Dalai Lama (Notebook), 9:28:2006 p13ADANCING
New dance troupe (Yahweh Ballet Center) to perform, 4:13:2006 p5ADEATH PENALTY
Kaczynski, David - brother of Unabomber speaks against death penalty, 02:23:2006 p2ADEATHS
Angie, Mary L. - Donations sent to Alzheimer's Association, 10:12:2006 p4AAtwell, Margo - former resident of Albion, 10:12:2006 p4A
Baltz, Margaret F. - taught at SUNY Brockport, 11:16:2006 p9A
Barker, Richard A. - moved to Brockport from Alliance, Ohio in 2003, 1:5:2006 p12A
Beach, Sybil - lover of horses and art, 4:13:2006 p10A
Brennan, Arthur J. Jr. - Brockport resident, 11:2:2006 p10A
Brooks, Mae S. - resident of Rochester, 9:14:2006 p5A
Burch, Arlene M. Paeth, 4:13:2006 p10A
Cannioto, Margaret - A career teacher, 4:6:2006 p9A
Cipolla Greco, Florine S. - died at age 56, 9:14:2006 p5A
Connorton, Art - teacher, wrestling coach, 02:23:2006 p5A
Cretney, James Martin, manager for Ryder, 5:18:2006 p5A
Cyr, Shawna lost control of her vehicle near Swamp Road, 4:20:2006 p2A
Dalmath, Gabe - anchor for WHEC Channel 10 for 25 years, 9:21:2006 p4A
DasFaias, Beatrice V., resident of Gates before moving to Spencerport, 6:8:2006 p8A
D'Onofrio Pierleoni, Clare D., 6:15:2006 p9A
Elkins, Shirley A., a retiree of Rochester Products, 7:13:2006 p9A
Ellsworth, Robert - retired Lt. Commander in the Navy serving during WWII, 10:5:2006 p9A
French, John Edward "Jack" - born in Toronto, 11:16:2006 p9A
Gavitt, Richard - Brockport native, 01:26:2006 p2A
Harper, Frances E. - died at the age of 90, 9:21:2006 p4A
Hasenauer, Jason - Army Pfc. killed in Afghanistan, 1:5:2006 p1A/8A
Hasenauer, Jason - Soldier mourned, 01:12:2006 p1A
Hoffman, Chrystal G. a graduate of SUNY Brockport and an active alumni, 7:27:2006 p9A
Hoffman, Chrystal was a lifelong bridge player, 8:10:2006 p9A
Korber, Jane Willis worked as a teacher in Kendall and Pittsford, 9:7:2006 p15A
Lanza, Joanne E. - Air Force veteran and a registered nurse, 9:21:2006 p4A
Lenhard, Robert P. - veteran of WWII, 02:16:2006 p4A
Loftus, Anke turned her car from Owens Road on Route 31, 4:20:2006 p2A
Mahoney, Dennis C. resident of Hilton, 8:10:2006 p9A
Maranda, Jennie Interlicchia, 8:10:2006 p9A
Mastrodonato, Mary - resident of Hamlin, 9:14:2006 p5A
Meland, James J., 3:23:2006 p11A
Mitrano Montagliano, Gloria L. - a devoted mother and grandmother, 9:21:2006 p4A
O'Brien, Ronald E. - Korean War veteran and a member of Brockport Veterans Club, 12:7:2006 p2A
Oehlbech Van Alstyne, Miriam B. - born in Kendall, resided in Brockport, 11:23:2006 p11A
Perry, John a former professor and SUNY Brockport, 8:17:2006 p4A
Randazzo, Avis Anna - registered nurse, 02:09:2006 p5A
Renke, Arnold worked for Alliance Tool and Die, 8:10:2006 p9A
Rich, James - cook and caterer, 02:16:2006 p4A
Richards, Jean G. - contributions may be made to Visiting Nurse Foundation, 6:15:2006 p9A
Ricotta, Catherine S. 'Smitty' - Regent and member of the Catholic Daughters of America, 11:2:2006 p10A
Scheidt, Jane F. - died at the age of 86, 9:21:2006 p4A
Schmidt, Victor - outdoorsman, science guru, 1:5:2006 p5A
Siebert, Hal - engineer, seaman, 1:19:2006 p4A
Simone, Mary R. DeMor, 02:16:2006 p4A
Skelton, Florence B. - born in Huntington, Long Island, 11:2:2006 p10A
Stephany, Edward - SUNY Brockport 'master teacher,' 9:14:2006 p5A
Tessier, G. Richard "Dick" - retiree of Eastman Kodak Co., 02:16:2006 p4A
Wacenske, Antonette 'Toni" - singer and dancer from Ogden, 12:21:2006 p10A
Wade, Katie L. - retired nurse from Lakeside Memorial Hospital, 10:5:2006 p9A
Walravens, Theresa - Donations may be sent to Lifetime Care, 10:12:2006 p4A
Wegman, Robert B. grew a family owned grocery store, 4:27:2006 p1A/10A
Wheten, Charles E. - veteran of WWII, 11:2:2006 p10A
Wohlrab, Rev. Paul G. - Priest for the Catholic Diocese of Rochester, 10:5:2006 p9A
DEFIBRILLATORS
Going beyond the pacemaker, 4:6:2006 p5ADENTISTS
Twichell, Todd, DDS is helping children in need, one smile at a time, 11:16:2006 p5ADUCK DERBY
Brockport Integrated Service and Lakeside Health are teaming up again For Duck Derby, 5:11:2006 p16ADWI
DeRosia, David J. was charged with DWI, unsafe start and unlawful possession, 5:4:2006 p16AInzana, Nicole is charged with driving intoxicated, vehicular assault and murder, 6:1:2006 p4A
Jail drunk drivers on second offense (Letter), 12:21:2006 p16A
Rhoads, Charles F. spared a lengthy prison sentence for DWI crash that killed Michael Bollweg, 03:09:2006 p3A
Telban, James R., a deputy in Monroe County, was charged with DWI after crash kills motorcyclists, 9:14:2006 p10A
Vivid reminder about drinking and driving, 6:1:2006 p4A
E
EARTH DAY
Earth Day project set, 3:23:2006 p7AEASTMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
Extends branch hours, 11:23:2006 p2AFerrel, Thornton R. III promoted and Adam J. Stull had joined the district sales, 6:29:2006 p15A
Hooker, Kathy Ann is appointed senior branch manager, 5:4:2006 p5A
Maneti, Patrica L. of Brockport has been appointed member experience manager, 5:11:2006 p11A
EDUCATION
Education alone can't make America thrive, 3:30:2006 p13ASchools should cut costs (Letter), 9:28:2006 p12A
Voters take aim at a 'meatball' issue (On Politics), 7:20:2006 p15A
EMPIRE STATE GAMES FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED
Brockport hosts the Empire State Games and many local athletes will compete in events around Rochester, 7:20:2006 p11A/12AEmpire Games a big hit for county (Letter), 8:10:2006 p12A
Empire State Games: Good for pride and pocketbooks (Editorial), 7:20:2006 p14A
Empire State Games will be in Rochester this summer, 7:6:2006 p9A
Kids compete in the 2006 Empire State Games for the Physically Challenged, 10:19:2006 p12A
ENGAGEMENTS
Aggarwal, Dr. Vinay R. and Sarah Ellen Thompson, 8:31:2006 p8ABritton, Joshua Paul and Emily Adell Shewan, 10:19:2006 p9A
Brown, Joshua and Cary Ellen Stevens, 9:14:2006 p8A
Burkett, Gregory Allen and Dana Elizabeth Garvey, 03:09:2006 p8A
Campbell, Joshua Michael and Kristin Lee Hill, 11:9:2006 p8A
Cenci, Shane Barrus and Elizabeth Mary Sorel, 6:1:2006 p10A
Cottingham, Michael and Ann Marie Barrett, 11:9:2006 p8A
Crowell, Jory Paul and Laura Elisabeth Smith, 6:1:2006 p10A
D'Angelo, Robert A. and Catherine M. Zummo, 03:09:2006 p8A
Davenport, Guy Bernard Jr. and Kristy Meredith Territo, 02:23:2006 p8A
Dr. Lee, Jeremy James and Michelle Lynn Heckman, 7:20:2006 p8A
Dudek, Matthew and Caitlin DuPrey, 7:20:2006 p8A
Fant, Andrew and Phyllis Pugh, 8:31:2006 p8A
Flemming, Aaron James and Carrie Elizabeth Loomis, 8:17:2006 p8A
Frey, Donald and Gina Rossettie, 3:30:2006 p6A
Hage, Steven and Liane Hicks, 02:23:2006 p8A
Hammond, Kyle and Hannah A. Boyd, 03:09:2006 p8A
Hancock, Marshall and Christine Fusilli, 4:6:2006 p6A
Hughes, Bryan Paul and Amy Irene Finn, 8:3:2006 p6A
Jones, Andrew and Jennie Elizabeth Fischette, 7:20:2006 p8A
Kehoe, Matthew L. and Jayme Leigh Donlon, 7:27:2006 p8A
Kennerknecht, Michael and Megan Benjamin, 12:21:2006 p6A
Kiley, William III and Laurie B. Beebe, 10:19:2006 p9A
Klatt, Chad and Katie Shaw, 3:30:2006 p6A
Klos, Brian and Michelle McMahon, 5:11:2006 p8A
LaBella, Michael and Lindsay Klik, 8:10:2006 p6A
Lapp, Jonathan and Emily Hamilton, 11:30:2006 p8A
Lawrence, Jon and Melissa Vandetti, 6:1:2006 p10A
McCrea, Adam Mark and Kimberly McCormick, 9:14:2006 p8A
Miller, Matthew Douglas and Eva Virginia Spencer, 9:7:2006 p8A
Rathbun, Kevin and Jennifer Benedict, 4:27:2006 p8A
Riley, Brett and Terri Santillo, 7:6:2006 p11A
Rohatsch, Thomas M. and Nilia Massachi, 8:10:2006 p6A
Ryan Thomas and Rebecca Wilkes, 5:4:2006 p8A
Satter, Nicholas Peter and Tonya Marie Herzog, 7:6:2006 p11A
Scata, Don Jr. and Lisa Bovenzi, 5:11:2006 p8A
Schuff, Matthew Christopher and Emily Jean Kuhl, 7:27:2006 p8A
Scott, Jason and Mary Flynn, 6:1:2006 p10A
Shekell, Ryan and Lisa Marie Kuczmarski, 6:1:2006 p10A
Smith, Mark Aaron and Sarah Rebecca Henion, 5:11:2006 p8A
Spencer, Benjamin Walter and Stephanie Rae Park, 4:27:2006 p8A
Spoor, Mark Lee and Anna Marie King, 4:6:2006 p6A
Stanley, Jonathan Scott and Meghan Elizabeth Shewman, 02:09:2006 p10A
Trusler, Jason Michael and Colleen Alisa McCall, 7:20:2006 p8A
Villafana, Adam and Aprilyn Shauna Jacobi, 5:11:2006 p8A
Waite, Adam J. and Lindsay J. Adamy, 11:30:2006 p8A
Waite, David M. and Erin T. Kimmel, 5:4:2006 p8A
West, Thomas M. and Elizabeth A. Baxter, 03:09:2006 p8A
ENTERTAINMENT
Problem with REAL Magazine isn't that its bad; it's country government's way of passing the buck (Commentary), 02:16:2006 p15AENVIRONMENT. See also Brockport - Environment
Pesticide use still a threat despite warning (Letter), 9:21:2006 p12ASay no to lawn chemicals this spring (Editorial), 02:23:2006 p12A
Villages and towns come together to collect household waste, by appointment only, 6:8:2006 p2A
ERIE CANAL
The annual Christmas on the Canal and Candlelight Caroling Stroll, 11:30:2006 p2ABike ride along the Erie Canal path is led by Margay Blackman, 7:27:2006 p2A
Canal development a plus for everyone, 6:1:2006 p16A
Carmella Mantello convinces supporters that splitting canal system and Thruway Authority is best, 6:22:2006 p3A
New group has been formed to help Erie Canal communities prosper, 4:27:2006 p3A
Presentation of the Erie Canal in 3-D, 9:28:2006 p2A
Putting Canal-front issue in perspective (Letter), 7:6:2006 p12A
This is the season for Erie Canal lovers, 4:27:2006 p3A
F
FAIRPORT
First Baptist Church in Fairport could be sold (Notebook), 8:3:2006 p13AFAMILY WELLNESS CENTER
Breast cancer support group meets, 5:25:2006 p2AFamily Wellness Center programs, 4:13:2006 p8A
Programs being offered, 02:09:2006 p2A
FARMING
Local apple harvest in jeopardy, 10:5:2006 p1A/13AProud farmers love their work (Letter), 6:29:2006 p17A
Senator George D. Maziarz has been named to the New York Farm Bureau's Circle of Friends, 9:7:2006 p12A
FAST FERRY
Cartoonist missed the boat (Letter), 9:14:2006 p16ACut losses - sell the fast ferry, 01:12:2006 p10A
Former mayor of Rochester writes that the ferry was hard work, honest work (Guest Essay), 9:7:2006 p15A
Johnson's Toronto deal was no secret - if media or ferry overseers bothered to look (On Politics), 1:19:2006 p11A
Rochester officials remain optimistic that the catamaran will be sold by the end of the year, 10:19:2006 p18A
Rochester shouldn't keep the Ferry Co., 1:5:2006 p11A
Salvaging something from the Fast Ferry (Editorial), 1:19:2006 p10A
Win or lose, but don't lose small (Commentary), 01:26:2006 p13A
FISH
Making a difference for fish and people, 5:11:2006 p14AFOOD
The staggering gourmet (Humor), 6:1:2006 p17AFOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS
We will be builders of our nations - Yang "Jayce" Xue talks of his experience in America (Guest Essay), 03:09:2006 p15AFOSTER CARE PROGRAM
Amid the bustle, remember these children (Guest Essay), 12:28:2006 p11ACould you offer a kid a real home? (Editorial), 8:17:2006 p12A
FOURTH OF JULY
Road races highlight holiday, 7:13:2006 p10A/11AFRESH AIR FUND
Fresh Air families sought, 3:23:2006 p2ASeeking host families, 6:8:2006 p3A
Seeking more host families, 6:15:2006 p7A
FUNDRAISERS. See also Charities
The American Diabetes Association begins its Rose Day fundraiser, 5:4:2006 p7AAmerican Lung Association will hold it's fifth annual Blow the Whistle on Asthma Walk, 4:20:2006 p13A
America's Walk for Diabetes, 9:14:2006 p15A, 9:28:2006 p11A
Annual Father Ed Zimmer Memorial Mercy Golf Tournament, 5:11:2006 p13A, 6:22:2006 p11A
Annual Invest in Youth Golf Tournament, 8:3:2006 p11A
Bailey, Phil benefit - to benefit Camp Good Days and Special Times, 5:11:2006 p13A
A benefit jamboree is set up to help destroyed fire station, 8:17:2006 p2A
The Bill Coffey Memorial Golf Classic, 5:11:2006 p13A, 6:22:2006 p11A
Boyce, DeVries take 1st at Daniel's 5k, 4:6:2006 p13A
Brockport Action Groups begin bike ride, 6:8:2006 p2A
Brockport bell-ringing a success, 3:23:2006 p11A
The Brockport Salvation Army wants to be prepared for the Red Kettle Campaign, 9:21:2006 p5A
A Brockport theater group is staging an original murder mystery to benefit the Brockport Kiwanis Club, 10:26:2006 p1A
Concert at the Penny Arcade for Erin Mulherin-Trout, 10:12:2006 p9A
Diabetes Association needs walkers, 8:10:2006 p7A
Dream Factory of Rochester holds a charity golf tournament, 4:20:2006 p13A, 8:3:2006 p11A, 8:17:2006 p10A
Dut, Salva is making a difference, one well at a time, 10:12:2006 p14A
The eighth annual Court Appointed Special Advocates golf tournament, 5:11:2006 p13A, 5:25:2006 p11A
Entrepreneur class to host basketball fund-raiser, 4:13:2006 p15A
Fairport Crew Club holds its fourth annual car wash at DiPrimas Fairport Mobil Station, 8:17:2006 p10A, 9:14:2006 p15A
The family of Jennifer Duncan-Young is accepting registrations for the fourth annual Memorial Golf Tournament, 9:28:2006 p11A
The first Scramble for Autism charity golf tournament, 8:17:2006 p10A, 8:31:2006 p11A, 9:14:2006 p15A
The fourth annual Oburchay Memorial Golf Tournament, benefits Gilda's Club, 6:22:2006 p11A
The fourth annual Quality Homes of Rochester Open, process benefit The Arc Foundation's "Dream It...Do It," 4:20:2006 p13A, 5:11:2006 p13A, 6:22:2006 p11A
The Genesee Health Facilities Association hosts its 29th annual charity, 8:3:2006 p11A
Golf Rochester Guide is hosting a charity golf tournament, 8:10:2006 p11A
Health fair fundraiser to benefit the Assisi Institute, Center for Health and Well-Being, 6:1:2006 p12A, 6:8:2006 p12A, 6:15:2006 p13A
The Jukebox, in Spencerport, raised $2,000 for the fire department, 9:21:2006 p2A
Jump Rope for Heart Fundraiser, 6:8:2006 p12A
Lakeside diabetes walk group has been training to walk in the America's Walk for Diabetes, 10:5:2006 p1A
LaPietra family continues tradition of helping out a men's soccer tournaments at Brockport and raises funds for Golisano Hospital, 9:7:2006 p11A/12A
Local Subway restaurants support the 10th annual Stroll for Strong Kids, 6:1:2006 p9A
Lottery to benefit Lakeside Memorial, 9:21:2006 p2A
The Mike Fennell Memorial Golf Tournament, 5:25:2006 p11A
Mommies for Miracles host 2nd annual wine tasting and silent auction, 11:2:2006 p7A
North Star Sportsman's Club, in the town on Hamlin hosts a benefit memorial shoot, 6:8:2006 p2A
The Northwest Family YMCA holds its first annual Run For Your Life 5K road race, 9:14:2006 p15A
The Northwest/Westside Family YMCA hosts its annual Invest in Young Golf Tournament, 8:10:2006 p11A
One World Goods in the Pittsford Plaza is collecting school supplies for children in need, 8:10:2006 p8A
Pearce Memorial Church hosts eighth annual golf tournament, 8:3:2006 p11A, 8:10:2006 p11A
The Penfield Lady Patriots softball team is having a garage and perennial sale, 5:11:2006 p13A
Pittsford girls swimming and diving team holds a car wash, 8:17:2006 p10A
Pittsford Panther Boosters Association, 5:11:2006 p13A
Play bunco and benefit Lakeside Memorial Hospital, 10:19:2006 p2A
Protectives Fire Hall to host Bunco game sponsored by Honeysuckle Twig Association to benefit Lakeside Hospital, 03:09:2006 p2A
Relay for Life netted $52,000, 6:8:2006 p3A
Relay for Life raises $77,000 (Letter), 6:29:2006 p17A
Runners raise $656 million for charity, 7:13:2006 p11A
Rush-Henrietta girls basketball team hosts a spaghetti dinner, 9:14:2006 p15A
Rush-Henrietta girls basketball team is hosting spaghetti dinner, 9:28:2006 p11A
School-supply benefit to benefit local schools, 8:3:2006 p4A
The second annual Chosen Run 5K at St. Marys Parish Summer Festival, 8:17:2006 p10A
The second annual Walk-A-Thon to benefit Sweden Senior Center, 9:7:2006 p5A
Seneca Park Zoo's largest fundraiser, Zoobilation, 6:1:2006 p11A
Sixth annual Brockport Blue Devil Hockey Golf Tournament, 6:22:2006 p11A, 8:3:2006 p11A
The sixth annual Rich Funke Jr. Memorial Open golf tournament at Lakeshore Country Club, 6:22:2006 p11A
St. Pius X Credit Union Scholarship golf tournament, 8:17:2006 p10A, 8:31:2006 p11A, 9:14:2006 p15A
'Star Wars; characters attend the 8th Annual Torry Yahn Chicken Barbecue and Benefit, 6:1:2006 p5A
Susan B. Anthony Legacy 5K Race/walk, 9:14:2006 p15A
11th annual Andy Melonic/Compeer Golf Tournament, 5:11:2006 p13A
The 13th annual DePaul Golf Classic, 5:25:2006 p11A
The 25th annual St. Josephs Villa Golf Tournament, 6:1:2006 p5A, 8:17:2006 p10A, 8:31:2006 p11A, 9:14:2006 p15A
Three family members will complete a three-day walk to celebrate a 20-year anniversary of being cancer free, 7:20:2006 p3A
Tim Horton Children's Foundation, 6:1:2006 p5A
The WXXI Annual Auction Online, 4:20:2006 p7A
G
GARDENING
Container gardening seminar scheduled, 4:6:2006 p7AGARDENSCAPE
2006 directors named, 1:5:2006 p4AAn indoor lake, grotto and waterfalls will grace GardenScape 2006, 03:09:2006 p8A
Grotto to highlight garden show, 02:23:2006 p11A
GASOLINE
Coincidence on gas prices? (Letter), 9:28:2006 p12AGATES
DePaul kicks off Holiday Helper Program, 11:16:2006 p9AA health fair fundraiser is held to benefit The Assisi Institute, Center for Health and Well-Being and Bethany House Emergency Shelter, 7:20:2006 p4A
GATES - POLICE
Gates standoff ends with the arrest of Patrick Schirmer, 4:27:2006 p5AGATES CHILI - SCHOOLS
Ancient symbol can inspire a school, 4:13:2006 p17AGAY RIGHTS
Not offended by gay prom coverage (Letter), 6:29:2006 p17AProm coverage a real turn-off (Letter), 6:15:2006 16A
'Prom Pride' has the right touch (Letter), 6:15:2006 16A
Walsh, Gordon and Pat Boeoner attend Sutherland's senior prom, 6:1:2006 p6A
GENEALOGY
Family history workshop, 01:12:2006 p5AGENERAL ELECTRIC/BLACK & DECKER
Agreement signed with Brockport village to provide $75,000 to help with costs, 8:31:2006 p1AGHOSTS
Household spirits throwing in the towel, 4:6:2006 p15AGIRL SCOUTS
Complete Bronze Award project (Photograph), 5:18:2006 p9AThe Girl Scouts are offering healthier cookies that are free of harmful trans fat, 10:12:2006 p13A
Piskorowski, Nicole gets all her badges in Brownies, 5:4:2006 p9A
GREAT LAKES
Research center for lakes gets support from U.S. Rep. Louise Slaughter and U.S. Rep. Thomas Reynolds, 03:02:2006 p6AGREECE
Greece Chamber foes to Spencerport for its canal fun, 8:10:2006 p4AGreece Paint Players hold auditions for the comedy called "It Runs in the Family," 8:10:2006 p2A
Paddle along the Salmon Creek Preserve and other protected land, 6:15:2006 p2A
Panic support group, 6:1:2006 p18A, 6:15:2006 p7A
Wilber, Carol battles an infection called "flesh-eating bacteria" known as necrotizing fasciitis, 6:15:2006 p11A
GREECE - SCHOOLS
Greece schools to celebrate 35th reunion together, 02:02:2006 p13AStandards program offered to educators, 6:8:2006 p11A
Standards program open to educators, 6:15:2006 p13A
GROCERY STORES
Tops grocery stores are up for sale, 11:9:2006 p5AH
HAMLIN
Annual Hamlin Wheel Fest, 5:25:2006 p2ABarreiro, Marisol brings home her youngest quintuplet, Jomar, 03:09:2006 p1A/9A
Barreiro quintuplets celebrate turning 1 years old, 12:7:2006 p1A/8A/9A, 12:14:2006 p1A
B'Zer's, a new bar in Hamlin is now open after three years of preparation, 7:6:2006 p5A
Cautions towards water switch afoot, 01:26:2006 p1A/8A
Community junk jamboree will be held, 7:20:2006 p2A
Dog obedience classes are offered, 10:19:2006 p2A
Donate items to Life Solutions of Hamlin, 7:20:2006 p2A
Ethics Board is back in business, 01:26:2006 p8A
Final public hearing to be held discussing Hamlin/Kendall water issue, 02:23:2006 p1A/14A
Fireman's Carnival celebrates 55th anniversary (Photographs), 8:10:2006 p1A
Food shelf needs more room, 03:02:2006 p2A
Junk Jamboree is a success, 9:14:2006 p3A
A look at a day in the life of the 5-month-old Hamlin quintuplets, 5:18:2006 p1A/8A
Low impact aerobics and exercise call to be held at Hamlin Town Hall, 01:26:2006 p2A
Munchkin Monday, storytime for toddlers and preschoolers, 5:4:2006 p2A
New stops signs installed at intersections of Route 19 and Route 360 at Brick Schoolhouse Road, 02:16:2006 p2A
Preschool gymnastics held at Hamlin Town Hall, 4:20:2006 p5A
Residents of Hidden Creek Mobile Homes Community and Hamlin officials meet to discuss concerns of sex offenders, 02:02:2006 p1A/6A
Seifert, Shawn was sentenced to 17 and a half years in prison for child pornography, 9:28:2006 p2A
Sex offender Robert Donk who was living in Hidden Creek Mobile Home Park has been removed, 02:23:2006 p3A
State Sen. George Maziarz has joined fight to sue owner of Hidden Creek Mobile Home Park for allowing sex offender to live there without notice, 02:16:2006 p1A/9A
The 9th annual Wheel Fest rolls into Hamlin once again, 6:1:2006 p2A
Wheel Fest 2006 to be held at Hamlin Firemen's Field, 02:23:2006 p2A
Wheel Fest rolls by (Photographs), 6:8:2006 p1A
Windmills' future up in the air, 6:1:2006 p1A
Woloschuk, Michael pleaded guilty to child porn charges, 8:17:2006 p2A
HAMLIN - CHURCHES
Emmanuel Baptist Church finally has a home, 5:25:2006 p1AMother's Day High Tea at United Methodist Church, 4:20:2006 p4A, 4:27:2006 p2A
HAMLIN - FIRE
Firefighters investigate a single-family home fire, 7:13:2006 p2AHamlin Fire Department host its 55th annual Firemen's Carnival, 7:27:2006 p2A
Volunteer Fire Department to host American Red Cross blood drive, 1:19:2006 p2A
HAMLIN - GOVERNMENT
New supervisor gets to work while incumbents return to their jobs in Sweden and Clarkson, 1:5:2006 p1A/8ARoach: 'A very good business decision,' 4:13:2006 p3A
HAMLIN - LIBRARY
Book sale at St. Johns Lutheran Church, 8:17:2006 p2AGED program being offered, 03:02:2006 p2A
Library hosts censorship exhibit, 6:1:2006 p2A
Public library has accepted a bequest of the late Margaret McGrath, 10:5:2006 p2A
Public library offers Internet class, 9:7:2006 p5A
Public Library offers Munchkin Monday storytime program, 10:12:2006 p11A
School break programs, 4:6:2006 p5A
HAMLIN - POLICE
Police called away from memorial event, 6:15:2006 p4AHAMLIN - RECREATION
Free indoor walking in town hall gymnasium, 11:9:2006 p10AGame night, 11:9:2006 p10A
Hamlin recreation offers programs, 4:6:2006 p2A
Hamlin Youth Group Dance to be held at VFW, 02:02:2006 p2A
A play group for residents 18 months to 5, 11:9:2006 p10A
Programs are offered, 6:15:2006 p2A
Programs being offered, 1:5:2006 p2A
Rec programs scheduled, 01:12:2006 p12A
School break programs, 4:13:2006 p3A
Snow day fun, 3:23:2006 p9A
HEALTH CARE
Actor and author David L. Lander speaks on MS, 6:1:2006 p18AAdvance Care Planning involves completing legal forms to document your health care preference (Guest Essay), 12:21:2006 p17A
Bird flu disease response plan will be ready by August, 5:25:2006 p4A
Going beyond the pacemaker, 4:6:2006 p5A
Health aides get miserly deal (Notebook), 12:21:2006 p16A
National Multiple Sclerosis Society program MS: Genetic Connection to be presented at Holiday Inn, 03:02:2006 p7A
Object to pay-as-you-go health savings account plan President Bush touted in his State of the Union address (Editorial), 02:09:2006 p16A
Using words as weapons against brain drain, 02:16:2006 p16A
HEART DEFIBRILLATORS. See Defibrillators
HIGH SCHOOL REUNIONS. See also Brockport Central Schools - Reunions
Brighton High School class of 1975, 35th reunion, 7:6:2006 p2ABrockport High School class of 1951, 6:15:2006 p2A
Brockport High School class of 1996 reunion, 4:13:2006 p9A
Classes of 1966, 1967 and 1968 from Holy Family School, 6:29:2006 p9A
East Rochester class of 1966, 6:8:2006 p11A
Eastridge High School class of 1974 holds a 50th birthday bash, 8:17:2006 p2A
Gates Chili High School class of 1981, 8:10:2006 p2
Greece Athena Class of 1972, 5:18:2006 p10A, 12:21:2006 p5A
Greece Athena class of 1972 plans, 5:11:2006 p3A
Greece Athena class of 1996 plans 10 year reunion, 8:17:2006 p8A
Greece Athena class of 1996 plans their 10-year, 9:14:2006 p11A
Greece Athena High School class of 1996 plans 10-year reunion, 10:5:2006 p5A, 10:19:2006 p4A
Greece Olympia class of 1986, 5:18:2006 p7A
The Herbet W. Schroeder class of 1977, 12:21:2006 p10A
Holy Family School classes of 1966, 1967, 1968, 7:13:2006 p9A
Madison High School class of 1943, 7:20:2006 p2A
Madison High School class of 1957, 10:5:2006 p2A, 10:5:2006 p5A, 10:12:2006 p13A, 12:7:2006 p10A
Roth High School class of 1981, 11:16:2006 p7A
The Spencerport High School class of 1996, 11:30:2006 p2A
The West High School class of 1956, 8:10:2006 p7A
HILTON
The 7th annual Gymkhana Event is being held, 9:7:2006 p2AHILTON - LIBRARY
Book discussion - "The Secret History of the Pink Carnation," 9:28:2006 p2ABook discussion - "The Tortilla Curtain," 8:17:2006 p2A
Book discussion -"The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime" by Mark Haddon, 6:1:2006 p2A
Book discussion group, 3:30:2006 p2A
Book discussion group - "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" by Mitch Albom, 6:29:2006 p2A
New library cards available, 8:31:2006 p2A
The Parma Public Library is seeking missing back issues of the Hilton High School yearbooks, 10:12:2006 p2A
Parma Public Library offering programs, 01:26:2006 p2A
The Parma Public Library offers programs, 7:27:2006 p2A
"The Lobster Chronicles" by Linda Greenlaw will be discussed, 8:3:2006 p4A
HILTON CENTRAL SCHOOLS
Hilton Central School District presents "The Third Annual Hilton Evening of Jazz," 01:26:2006 p2AReport available for inspection, 11:2:2006 p2A
"The Third Annual Hilton Evening of Jazz" to be held at the Merton Williams Middle School, 1:19:2006 p2A
Third Annual Hilton Evening of Jazz presented by Hilton Central School district and the Hilton Music Boosters, 02:02:2006 p2A
The Third Annual Hilton Evening of Jazz to be presented by Hilton Central Schools and Hilton Music Boosters, 02:09:2006 p2A
HILTON CENTRAL SCHOOLS - HIGH SCHOOL
Scholastic Art Show winners announced by Hilton High School art teacher Jan Dentino, 02:09:2006 p2AHOCHSTEIN YOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Students (Celia Bradley and Montana Agte-Studier) travel with orchestra, 4:13:2006 p5AHOLLEY
Family shooting sports event is held at the Holley Rod and Gun Club, 6:1:2006 p5AHOMOSEXUALITY
National statistics show that gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender individuals are coming out sooner because of all the support systems, 03:09:2006 p11AProvide support for gay teens (Editorial), 02:16:2006 p14A
School districts have tried to promote tolerance, but some say prejudices continue to exist in schools, 03:09:2006 p1A/11A
HONEOYE FALLS
Things are picking up for downtown business district (Commentary), 5:11:2006 p15AHORSEBACK RIDING
Therapeutic horsemanship, 3:23:2006 p2AHUMOR
The Battle of the sexes...well, one of them, 5:4:2006 p15AChildhood Adventures in newspapering, 6:15:2006 p17A
A funny thing happened on the way to 2006 (Funny Thing), 1:5:2006 p11A
Government spying pales compared to this gang (Humor), 9:21:2006 p14A
Holiday ads are irritating and annoying (Humor), 12:14:2006 p15A
Juicy phone activity has me all jittery, 6:1:2006 p12A
Mona Lisa not the only mysterious model (Humor), 10:12:2006 p18A
HUNTING
Speak out against local predator-killing contest being held at Moon Coyote Club in Fairport (Letter), 02:02:2006 p14AI
IMMIGRATION
Boley, George, former Liberian leader, was arrested at his home on immigration-related charges, 7:20:2006 p3AWhat's behind Los Angeles protests (Letter), 4:6:2006 p14A
INTERNET
Businesses find there's a lot to be gained by setting up shopping on the World Wide Web, 02:16:2006 p1A/9AE-mail use can cause trouble, 7:13:2006 p1A/8A
A new Web site allows easy access to information on local Colleges, 12:28:2006 p3A
IRAQ WAR
"Brutal honesty" about the likelihood of recruits ending up in Iraq, 5:25:2006 p1ACalculating the cost of war, 3:23:2006 p8A
Iraq: Bush the elder; Bush the lesser (Commentary), 12:21:2006 p17A
Iraq war: One fight with two very different views, 3:23:2006 p1A
Two trips to Iraq unfair to soldiers (Letter), 11:16:2006 p14A
IRONDEQUOIT
Carter, Abby writes on slowly rebuilding Mississippi (Guest Essay), 6:8:2006 p17ADurand Eastman Beach may reopen (Notebook), 5:18:2006 p15A
K
KENDALL
Concordia Lutheran Church installs new pastor, the Rev. Michael Neel, 9:21:2006 p2AGaesse, Erin, Kendall student, is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
Joseph, John, Kendall student, is named to the high dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
Marchand, Heath, of Kendall High School, is named to the president's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
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LAKESIDE BEIKIRCH CARE CENTER
Care center receives compliance rating, 5:25:2006 p2ALAKESIDE CHILD CARE CENTER
Celebrates 15 years of service, 5:11:2006 p11AEarns accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children, 9:14:2006 p11A
Host for pursuing certification as Child Development Associates, 5:25:2006 p2A
Hosts an open house celebrating 15 years, 5:11:2006 p11A
Lakeside needs help painting, 01:12:2006 p2A
LAKESIDE FAMILY WELLNESS CENTER
Offers programs and support groups, 5:11:2006 p5ALAKESIDE FOUNDATION
Brokaw, Tom - former NBC news anchor will be keynote speaker at the 18th Annual Gala Dinner, 02:16:2006 p2ADonation received from Keith Ryan, owner and publisher of Westside News, 02:02:2006 p10A
Fox TV pundit calls for change in Iraq in speech at Gala, 12:14:2006 p1A/16A
Guest speaker is changed from Tom Brokaw to Goldie Hawn, 8:3:2006 p2A
Knight, Norm, of Holley, has been appointed to the board of directors, 5:4:2006 p5A
News 8 NOW Chief Meteorologist Scott Hetsko will serve as the master of ceremonies for Lakeside Foundation's Annual Golf Classic, 4:27:2006 p2A
O'Reilly a poor choice for speaker (Letter), 12:7:2006 p16A
O'Reilly, Bill will be featured at the 18th annual Gala dinner, 11:30:2006 p1A/9A
O'Reilly, Bill will speak at annual gala dinner, 10:19:2006 p2A
LAKESIDE HEALTH SYSTEM
Announces the election of officers to its board for 2006-2007, 9:7:2006 p15ABed race to benefit hospital, 5:25:2006 p2A
DeLany has joined has joined the hospitals program, 10:5:2006 p5A
Family Wellness Center offers programs, 6:8:2006 p4A, 7:6:2006 p2A
Fox, Robert has been elected to Board of directors, 8:17:2006 p5A
Health system volunteers honored, 6:22:2006 p8A
Henry, Kathleen was named employee of the month, 6:22:2006 p8A
James, E. Szalados M.D. is named the interim vice president of medical affairs, 10:12:2006 p12A
Lakeside appoints leaders (Kevin C. Nacy and Michael Perry, 4:6:2006 p11A
Larnder, Colleen has been named employee of the month, 7:13:2006 p5A
Maines, Reni named employee of the month, 02:23:2006 p11A, 03:02:2006 p12A
Mammography unit receives highest rating, 8:17:2006 p2A
Maxim, Mark has been elected to the Lakeside Health System Board of Directors, 9:28:2006 p9A
Menges, Jess has been named employee of the month, 11:16:2006 p5A
Miller, Christine appointed vice president at Lakeside, 4:13:2006 p5A
Plews, Nancy has been elected to health system board, 7:27:2006 p8A
Recognizes 26 employees, 6:1:2006 p2A
Sage, Denice has been named employee of the month, 10:19:2006 p8A
Scarborough, Barb - Employee of the Month, 4:13:2006 p5A
Sisco, Kimberly has been named employee of the month, 5:11:2006 p11A
Straub, Krystyna has been appointed vice president of development and community relations, 7:6:2006 p11A
Vice president of human resources (James J. Cummings) named, 3:23:2006 p10A
Wallace, Terry was awarded employee of the year, 6:1:2006 12A
LAKESIDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Annual Garage Sale, 9:7:2006 p5ADimopoulos, Jane MD joins hospital as an OB-GYN physician, 10:19:2006 p8A
Hospital plans $1.9M for OB, 3:23:2006 p1A
Hospital receives accreditation for health care quality and safety, 4:20:2006 p5A
Lakeside birthing center is first-rate (Letter), 11:2:2006 p15A
Lakeside hopes to make bed race down Main Street a reality to raise money for hospital programs, 02:16:2006 p8A
Lakeside Memorial Hospital receiving bonus money towards Medicare payments, 02:09:2006 p3A
The Lakeside Memorial Hospital Twig Association awarded scholarships of $500 each to students, 6:29:2006 p9A
The Lakeside Memorial Hospital Twig Association's Ninth Annual Tour of Homes, 5:18:2006 p2A
Mammography department accredited, 12:28:2006 p2A
New OB-GYN unit is scheduled to ope, 8:10:2006 p1A
New physician program launched, 02:02:2006 p4A
Orthopedic surgeon (Jonathan Gross) joins Lakeside, 3:23:2006 p10A
Pena, Edwin J., MD and Alex I. Fahoury, MD have been appointed to the program which provides care for inpatients, 11:16:2006 p5A
Speaking out saves Lakeside OB-GYN (Editorial), 8:10:2006 p12A
Stephen, Shawn has joined the Lakeside Hospital staff in the OB-GYN department, 8:10:2006 p4A
LIFETIME ASSISTANCE
Lowry, Donald and Rita Wagner have been elected Board of Directors, 6:8:2006 p11ALIFT BRIDGE BOOKS
Book club for women, 4:6:2006 p5ABook Discussion Group to meet to discuss "Name All Animals: A Memoir by Alison Smith," 02:16:2006 p2A
History book club discusses George Washington, 4:6:2006 p5A
New book club, 4:6:2006 p2A
LILAC FESTIVAL
Purple Passion Ball marks end of Lilac Festival, 5:18:2006 p7ALITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
Literacy group plans Rally for Reading, 3:30:2006 p4ALOLLYPOP FARM
Barktober Fest to be held, 9:21:2006 p14AM
MAX'S MARDI GRAS PARADE
8th Annual Max's Mardi Gras parade hits Brockport, 4:27:2006 p 1AMCCRACKEN FARMS
Pumpkin patch is now open, 9:28:2006 p2AMEDIA
Media boots conclusion of education study (Commentary), 5:25:2006 p13AMEDICAID
County needs clarity in Medicaid message (On Politics), 5:18:2006 p15AState Assembly has advanced legislation to combat Medicaid fraud, 6:8:2006 p10A
MEDICARE
Don't miss Medicare prescription deadline (Guest Essay), 5:11:2006 p15AMEMORIAL DAY
A Day To Remember (Photographs), 6:1:2006 p1AMemorial Day tradition parade to end, 4:20:2006 p1A3
MERCY CENTER
Moore, Muldiar solves problems by developing a software, 5:11:2006 p11AMESSENGER POST
Cymbal, Becky is named Teacher of the Week, 11:23:2006 p4AEmployees at MPN wishing a Happy New Year (Photographs), 12:28:2006 p6A/7A
FLCC Foundation honors George, Ewing the Messenger Post chairman, 9:28:2006 p8A
I say let's give new owners a chance (The Publishers Response), 12:14:2006 p15A
Making sure you get the picture (Humor), 8:31:2006 p12A
Messenger Post captures 18 state press awards, 4:13:2006 p9A
Messenger Post Newspaper for sale, several potential buyers have had inquiries, 8:17:2006 p5A
Messenger Post Newspapers is looking to profile local bands made up of teenage musicians, 02:09:2006 p2A
Messenger scale : A tall tree falls (Guest essay), 12:14:2006 p15A
Post named DeManincor, Danielle 'Teacher of the Week,' 11:9:2006 p2A/9A
Post named Phillips, Amiee 'Teacher of the Week,' 11:16:2006 p2A
Into uncharted waters at Messenger Post Newspapers (Commentary), 8:17:2006 p13A
Your sports section ideas are needed, 01:12:2006 p8A
MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Building it, whether it's needed or not, 4:13:2006 p17AMCC's Homeland Security Management Institute has been selected as an official training provider, 10:5:2006 p13A
MCC's new dorms should go downtown, 3:30:2006 p13A
Monroe Community College deans list, 4:13:2006 p12A
Perri Christopher has joined the Board of Trustees, 11:2:2006 p9A
MONROE COUNTY
Accepting applications for its annual Talent Showcase, 6:29:2006 p9ABrooks stands up to business lobby (Commentary), 7:13:2006 p12A
Optimism on the rise (Commentary), 01:26:2006 p12A
Run by area Rotary clubs, Camp Haccamo has been offering a special summer vacation for more than half a century, 8:10:2006 p5A
Statistics say crime went down 17 percent in 2005, 6:29:2006 p12A
MONROE COUNTY - BUDGET
Legislators adopt 2007 county budget, 12:21:2006 p4AMayor: Proposal (Medicaid Sales Tax Intercept Plan) would 'devastate' village, 4:6:2006 p3A
Monroe County delays kicking the habit by using tobacco settlement money as a revenue source for its budget (On Politics), 01:26:2006 p12A
Why not let Democrats swim - or sink? (Commentary), 11:23:2006 p13A
MONROE COUNTY - FINANCES
Memo to Maggie Brooks on raising taxes (Letter), 5:4:2006 p14AMONROE COUNTY - GOVERNMENT
Appreciates vote of conscience (Letter), 10:19:2006 p16AClarkson woman (Kelly Reed) earns county post, 4:6:2006 p1A/16A
Minimum honesty on minimum wage (Editorial), 7:27:2006 p12A
A model ordinance could fight sprawl (Letter), 4:13:2006 p16A
Monroe County's deficit-reduction plan works (Commentary), 4:27:2006 p15A
In Monroe, press is looking lazy (Commentary), 11:2:2006 p14A
MONROE COUNTY - HEALTH CARE
Record vaccine production could make it easier for residents to get their flu shot, 10:19:2006 p4AMONROE COUNTY - SCHOOLS
Fifth graders in Monroe County invited to participate in an essay contest celebrating relationships with older adults, 03:09:2006 p2AMONROE COUNTY - TAXES
Another sales tax complication (On Politics), 5:25:2006 p13ABrooks, Maggie has a nice, polite way of saying 'tax increase' (On Politics), 02:23:2006 p13A
Brooks, Maggie proposes and increase in the local sales tax, 4:20:2006 p11A
Caputo, Michael muses on a Monroe County sales tax hike (On Politics), 4:20:2006 p15A
County budget proposal keeps tax rates stable, 11:23:2006 p5A
County cronyism reaches a new low (Letter), 8:17:2006 p12A
Cure county deficit through open talks (Guest Essay), 9:14:2006 p17A
Find better way to fix county deficit (Guest Essay), 8:10:2006 p12A
Lawsuit is filed by the county about sales tax and Medicaid costs, 6:15:2006 p1A/8A
Renaissance Square: Big questions await answers (Commentary), 10:19:2006 p17A
There's no alternative: County needs higher tax (Commentary), 11:9:2006 p17A
Wach, Benjamin believes tax increase if "a sound fiscal plan," 5:25:2006 p13A
MONROE COUNTY - WATER
Plans for water plant need public airing (Editorial), 7:20:2006 p14ARoach: 'A very good business decision,' 4:13:2006 p3A
Will the watchdog stay awake? (On Politics), 8:17:2006 p13A
MONROE COUNTY FAIR
The county fair: the great equalizer (Editorial), 7:6:2006 p12Athe Monroe Counrt Fair marks its 180th anniversary, 7:13:2006 3A
MORGAN-MANNING HOUSE
Annual peddlers market, 8:17:2006 p2AAntique course, 3:23:2006 p2A
Auction to benefit the Morgan-Manning house, 4:20:2006 p4A
Brockport couple presents a sample of 56 different stitches to the museum, 8:17:2006 p3A
Celebrates an old fashion Fourth of July on the lawn, 6:22:2006 p2A
Dedication of new reception room (Photograph), 5:18:2006 p9A
MOVIES
Autumn 2006: the ten most wanted movies, 9:7:2006 p7ABad to the bones, 12:7:2006 p7A
The best movies of 2006, 12:28:2006 p5A
Head for the Toronto International Film Festival, 8:31:2006 p7A
Movie-making is no laughing matter, 3:30:2006 p12A
Small screen, big letdown, 11:30:2006 p7A
Toronto Film Festival offered something for everyone and one for nobody, 9:21:2006 p7A
Who will win? Who will lose? And what will Robert Altman say? On with the predictions, 03:02:2006 p5A
MOVIES - REVIEWS
16 Blocks, 03:09:2006 p7AAll the King's Men, 9:28:2006 p7A
Borat, 11:9:2006 p7A
Brick, 6:8:2006 p7A
Brokeback Mountain, 01:12:2006 p7A
Cars, 6:22:2006 p7A
Casino Royale, 11:23:2006 p7A
Cheaper By the Dozen 2, 1:5:2006 p7A
The Departed, 10:12:2006 p7A
The Devil Wears Prada, 7:6:2006 p7A
Firewall, 02:16:2006 p7A
Firewall movie review flunked (Letter), 03:02:2006 p10A
Flags of Our Fathers, 10:26:2006 p7A
Fun With Dick and Jane, 1:5:2006 p7A
Fuse, 6:15:2006 p7A
The Guardian, 10:5:2006 p7A
The Holiday, 12:14:2006 p7A
Hostel, 1:19:2006 p7A
Inside man, 3:30:2006 p7A
The Lake House, 6:22:2006 p7A
The Last King of Scotland, 10:19:2006 p7A
Little Miss Sunshine, 8:17:2006 p7A
Lucky Number Slevin, 4:20:2006 p7A
Matador, 02:02:2006 p9A
Match Point, 01:26:2006 p7A
Miami Vice, 8:3:2006 p7A
Mission: Impossible III, 5:11:2006 p7A
My Super Ex-Girlfriend, 7:27:2006 p7A
Pink Panther, 02:16:2006 p7A
Pirates of the Caribbean, 7:13:2006 p7A
The Poseidon Adventure, 5:18:2006 p7A
The Prestige, 11:2:2006 p7A
Punch Drunk Love, 02:23:2006 p7A
Slither, 4:6:2006 p7A
Snakes on a Plane, 5:4:2006 p7A, 8:17:2006 p7A
Stanger Than Fiction, 11:16:2006 p7A
Superman Returns, 6:29:2006 p7A
Thank You for Smoking, 4:13:2006 p7A
The Twelve Film of Christmas, 12:21:2006 p7A
United 93, 4:27:2006 p 7A
V the people, 3:23:2006 p7A
The Wicker Man, 9:14:2006 p7A
Wolf Creek, 1:5:2006 p7A
World Trade Center, 8:10:2006 p7A
X-Men: The Last Stand, 6:1:2006 p9A
You, Me and Dupree, 7:20:2006 p7A
MUSIC
American Music Pops Salute is looking to recruit new members, 10:5:2006 p7AArea high school students participated in the 37th Annual Jazz Festival, 6:8:2006 p11A
"Fifth Symphony" movement opens world of music to almost 1,000 elementary school kids, 03:09:2006 p4A
Third grade students from area schools celebrate Music In Our Schools Month, 03:02:2006 p7A
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NATIONAL DAY OF THE COWBOY
First National Day of the Cowboy to be celebrated on July 23, 2005 (Letter), 01:26:2006 p12ANATIONAL FALLEN FIREFIGHTER FOUNDATION
Firefighter's widow (Gail Fowler) helps ease grief, 4:13:2006 p1ANATIONAL WOMEN'S HALL OF FAME
Women's Hall rips Smith's column (Letter), 6:29:2006 p16ANEW YEAR PREDICTIONS
Local residents share their new year resolutions for 2007, 12:28:2006 p1A/12ANEW YORK - BUDGET
Are we talking about the same budget?, 4:6:2006 p15AState budget includes record aid to towns, villages, 4:6:2006 p8A
NEW YORK - ECONOMY
Can upstate New York be saved? (Commentary), 11:30:2006 p15AEmployees minimum wage went up from $6.25 to $7.15, 12:14:2006 p2A
NEW YORK - EDUCATION
One way to get more good teachers (Editorial), 12:14:2006 p14ANEW YORK - ELECTIONS
Albany reality may trump campaign rhetoric (On Politics), 6:29:2006 p17AAll votes are local, and you do have choices, 4:13:2006 p17A
The candidates, in their own words - Reilich, Fedele, Hawley and Kent, 11:2:2006 p15A
Class begins for New York voters (On Politics), 8:10:2006 p13A
A Democratic vote for Faso, 11:2:2006 p13A
Democrats endorse candidates for U.S. House, 4:6:2006 p3A
Democrats, GOP both lose in Darfur (Letter), 5:11:2006 p14A
Don't let congressional candidates duck war questions (Notebook), 9:14:2006 p17A
Enough about Foley; put focus on Davis, Reynolds (Letter), 10:19:2006 p16A
Hawley, Stephen gets another go-round, 11:9:2006 p11A
Jack Davis avoids the real issue (Letter), 11:2:2006 p13A
Last-minute campaigns: As nauseam (Humor), 11:16:2006 p15A
Letter from upstate to wannabe governors, 4:13:2006 p16A
Maziarz, George beat Christopher Srock to represent the 62nd Senatorial District, 11:9:2006 p11A
Maziarz: Redraw district lines, but include residents' input, 10:26:2006 p15A
62nd Senate: Voters deserve better (Editorial), 10:26:2006 p14A
62nd Senatorial District: Maziar vs. Srock, 10:26:2006 p5A
Powell: Assign a judicial panel to redraw the lines, 10:26:2006 p15A
Punch governor candidates for election reform (On Politics), 7:6:2006 p13A
Reilich, Bill easily defeats Democratic challenger Phil Fedele, 11:9:2006 p11A
Reynolds, Tom defeats Tom Davis in a bitter repeat, 11:9:2006 p11A
Robach: Independent redistricting commission is necessary, 10:26:2006 p15A
Slaughter, Donnelly vie for congressional seat, 10:26:2006 p9A
Slaughter Louise fends off challenger, 11:9:2006 p11A
Srock: Let's have college students solve problems, 10:26:2006 p15A
The statewide races (Editorial), 11:2:2006 p14A
Stumbling toward Election Day (Commentary), 11:2:2006 p14A
Suozzi, Tom has noble credentials (Letter), 03:02:2006 p10A
134th Assembly: Bill Reilich (Editorial), 10:26:2006 p14A
139th Assembly District: Hawley vs. Kent, 10:26:2006 p4A
139th Assembly: Gary Kent (Editorial), 10:26:2006 p14A
56th State Senate District: Joe Robach (Editorial), 10:26:2006 p14A
Tom Reynolds vs Jack Davis, 10:26:2006 p10A
Two square for the 134th District seat, 10:26:2006 p1A
Vote Reform N.Y. line, and send a message (Letter), 9:7:2006 p14A
NEW YORK - FINANCES
Forget a surplus - we've got bills to pay, 11:16:2006 14ASchumer, Charles wants to restore funds to upstate schools, 10:12:2006 p12A
Stalled NY funding hurts environment (Guest Essay), 5:18:2006 p14A
NEW YORK - GOVERNMENT
Democrats should hold off on nominating Eliot Spitzer for governor, there are others out there (Notebook), 02:23:2006 p13AHawley, Stephen and Gary Kent vie for Assembly, 02:02:2006 p3A
Hawley, Stephen and Gary Kent vie for 139th District State Assembly seat next Tuesday, 02:23:2006 p1A
Mr. Spitzer, let's have upstate debates too (On Politics), 8:3:2006 p13A
New Yorks best, Dewey and worst, Pataki (Commentary), 02:09:2006 p17A
Protect your right to know - don't allow bill to be passed that allows publication of legal notices on the Internet (Letter), 1:19:2006 p10A
Robach, Joe makes most wanted list (On Politics), 03:02:2006 p11A
Schumer, Charles funding for schools is falling short, 9:28:2006 p3A
September musing on November's prospects (On Politics), 9:21:2006 p13A
A shining moment for New York's GOP (On Politics), 02:16:2006 p15A
Simplifying state government (Letter), 11:16:2006 p14A
Spitzer, Eliot broken spine on the book of running way ahead (On Politics), 03:09:2006 p15A
26th Congressional District: A referendum on Congress (Editorial), 10:19:2006 p16A
28th Congressional District: Here's one straight shooter (Editorial), 10:19:2006 p16A
Top-Court vacancies await next governor (On Politics), 8:17:2006 p13A
NEW YORK - LEGISLATION
Hawley sends misleading information at your expense (Letter), 9:28:2006 p12AThe high cost of legislators' slush funds (Editorial), 9:21:2006 p12A
New laws helps out conservation (Letter), 9:14:2006 p16A
New Yorkers need 'no-fault' divorce law (Editorial), 03:09:2006 p14A
Raise legislators' pay? Don't even think about it (Editorial), 12:7:2006 p16A
'Reforms,' you ask? What reforms? (Editorial), 10:26:2006 p14A
NEW YORK - TAXES
Another debit on your account (Editorial), 9:28:2006 p12AProperty taxes much too high here (Letter), 03:09:2006 p14A
Taxpayers slammed with rising cost of county jails (On Politics), 7:27:2006 p13A
O
OAK HILL COUNTRY CLUB
Anticipating more Oak Hill thrills (Editorial), 6:1:2006 p16ATwo PGA events coming to Oak Hill CC, 6:1:2006 p16A
OBITUARIES. See Deaths
OGDEN
Ogden offers child care, 5:18:2006 p2AOgden planners put public interest first (Guest Essay), 7:13:2006 p13A
Ogden Planning Board should listen more (Letter), 7:27:2006 p12A
Ogden will unveil an open-space plan, 5:4:2006 p1A/10A
26th annual Candlelight Tour of Homes, 11:2:2006 p2A
Town of Ogden and Recreation Department is collecting information on The Little Red Schoolhouse, 11:16:2006 p2A
Town skirts on removing signs (Letter), 10:12:2006 p18A
OGDEN - LIBRARY
Library programs offered, 9:28:2006 p2A7Library will be closed on Saturdays for the summer, 6:8:2006 p2A
Preschool story time is being offered, 9:21:2006 p2A
Sponsors the exhibit "Censorship in Schools and Libraries," 9:28:2006 p2A
Upstate New York Glass Bead and Jewelry Guild to meet at Ogden Farmer's Library, 02:23:2006 p2A
OGDEN - POLICE
Walking the small town beat (Doug Nordquist), 4:13:2006 p5AOLYMPICS
Hard work spells success for Olympians (Letter), 1:5:2006 p10AORLEANS COUNTY
Hawley, Stephen - newly elected Assemblyman wants to create more jobs in area and work on Medicaid reform, 03:02:2006 p1AP
PAGEANTS
Hallatt, Theresa, Spencerport senior, holds the title of Miss Teenager of New York, 8:31:2006 p1A/9AMendez, Jamal competes in the Mrs. New York American pageant, 6:8:2006 p4A
PARADES
Brockport Area Veterans Club has canceled this year's parade (Editorial), 4:20:2006 p14AMemorial Day tradition parade to end, 4:20:2006 p1A3
St. Patrick's Day Parade gearing up for 2006, 01:12:2006 p7A
8th Annual Max's Mardi Gras parade hits Brockport, 4:27:2006 p 1A
Webster Firemen's Parade is looking for color guard members, 5:25:2006 p2A
PARENTING
Parents, do your job (Letter), 11:9:2006 p16APATAKI, GEORGE
For Pataki, there's no place like home, 01:12:2006 p11APATRIOTISM
Being honest is part of patriotism; a congressman who loves our country wouldn't accept money in campaign donations from lobbyists seeking favors (Notebook), 1:19:2006 p11APETS
Dog licensing law, 01:12:2006 p2A'Tis the season to be careful, if you have pets, 12:14:2006 p4A
PITTSFORD - SCHOOLS
MacEwan, Colleen L. has accepted a position in the Central School District teaching 6th grade, 11:2:2006 p9APOETRY
Honoring 30 years of contemporary poetry, 5:18:2006 p4APoetry festival submissions sought, 6:22:2006 p14A
Reprising the passion of poetry (Guest Essay), 10:19:2006 p17A
POLITICS
All you need is hate (Commentary), 12:7:2006 p17AA bad joke vs. real stupidity (Notebook), 11:9:2006 p17A
Best and brightest leave politics for others (Commentary), 10:5:2006 p17A
Conable, Barber earned his peers' respect (Letter), 03:02:2006 p10A
In Congress, doing wrong by the right (Letter), 7:6:2006 p12A
With Congress, exposure beats disclosure (Letter), 11:16:2006 p14A
Conservatives continue to whine (Humor), 5:11:2006 p15A
Dobbs man of the year; Letterman pariah, 01:12:2006 p11A
Editorial erred in Foley relationship (Letter), 10:26:2006 p13A
Expect sales tax debate to heat up - again, 3:23:2006 p15A
Foley hasn't been punished (Letter), 11:2:2006 p13A
Fordham, Kirk, plans to testify this week, 10:12:2006 p10A
Gas tax Band-Aid won't solve problem (Editorial), 5:25:2006 p12A
Greed and corruption in private sector, too (Editorial), 12:28:2006 p10A
How to crack politics in Albany (Guest Essay), 8:10:2006 p13A
It's hypocrisy stupid, Mark Foley- Congressional page scandal (Humor), 10:19:2006 p17A
A kinder, gentler Christianity challenges the right wing (Notebook), 12:7:2006 p17A
Political reform as much talk as it is action (Letter), 02:16:2006 p14A
A primary might have strengthened the GOP (On Politics), 6:8:2006 p17A
Republicans pay for unaccountability Commentary), 11:16:2006 p15A
Reynolds shares blame in Rep. Foley scandal (Editorial), 10:12:2006 p18A
Say no to Reynolds' scare tactics (Letter), 11:2:2006 p13A
Slaughter fails our constitution (Letter), 10:26:2006 p13A
Speak of the devil and he appears, 9:28:2006 p13A
Strong elected team bolsters party chairman Steve Minarik (On Politics), 02:02:2006 p15A
POLLUTION. See Environment
POSTAL SERVICE
Deliver the mail; dump the trinkets (Letter), 01:26:2006 p12APRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
Let's be sure to keep our eye on the ball (Notebook), 6:15:2006 p17APRISONERS
Rhoads, Charles F. Jr. will stay out of prison due to a 'Remarkable' request, 4:27:2006 p4AQ
QUINTUPLETS
Barreiro, Marisol brings home her youngest quintuplet, Jomar, 03:09:2006 p1A/9ABarreiro quintuplets celebrate turning 1 years old, 12:7:2006 p1A/8A/9A
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RACISM
Incident involving two school districts is racially motivated, 10:26:2006 p3ARAILROADS. See Transportation
RECYCLING
Recycling center to close?, 01:12:2006 p1/12ARELIGION
Area churches are holding workshops to help people learn about other religions, 11:16:2006 p1A/8AConfronting the passion of a religious tsunami (Notebook), 8:10:2006 p13A
Materialism vs. spirituality: Christianity in crisis (Commentary), 11:23:2006 p13
REMODELING
Game rooms are a big business in remodeling homes, 03:02:2006 p6ARESTAURANTS - REVIEWS
Ariana focuses on Afghan fare (Dining Out), 11:30:2006 p7ABamba Bistro lightens up (Dining Out), 01:26:2006 p7A
Beale Street Cafe takes it to the suburbs (Dining Out), 11:9:2006 p7A
Bistro 1600 hits all the right notes (Dining Out), 9:21:2006 p7A
Blue Marlin serves delights from the sea (Dining Out), 11:16:2006 p7A
Bodhi's serves hip and vibrant fare (Dining Out), 11:2:2006 p7A
Cappuccino Italiano Cafe offers praiseworthy Italian food (Dining Out), 02:23:2006 p7A
Carlo's Cucina aims to please many (Dining Out), 8:17:2006 p7A
Cheeburger! Cheeburger! rolls out good times (Dining Out), 7:6:2006 p7A
Ciaccia Imports Delicatessen and Catering (Dining Out), 10:5:2006 p7A
Cibi Deliziosi offers healthy, wholesome Italian fare (Dining Out), 1:5:2006 p7A
Elegant but simple fare at historic Aurora Inn (Dining Out), 10:26:2006 p7A
Eros: Fine dining with a modern twist (Dining Out), 6:15:2006 p7A
Etna Pastry Shop (Dining Out), 9:7:2006 p7A
Former chef from Lista's Italian Cuisine will cook for Flash's Tavern this weekend, 02:09:2006 p5A
Full Belly Deli offers a variety of huge helpings (Dining Out), 10:12:2006 p7A
Fuzzy's Sweet Toothe offers dreamy pies and more (Dining Out), 5:18:2006 p7A
Gaetano's satisfies young and old, 01:12:2006 p7A
Gia's brings a little bit of the city to the suburbs in Penfield (Dining Out), 9:14:2006 p7A
Grandpa Sam's Italian Kitchen mixes classics with unexpected (Dining Out), 5:4:2006 p7A
The Grill at Strathallan lightens up (Dining Out), 6:29:2006 p7A
Gusto whips up simple, modern Italian food (Dining out), 4:20:2006 p7A
Home-style faves at WhatchaGotCookin (Dining Out), 9:28:2006 p7A
Hot-dog fans find bliss at Dogtown, 4:6:2006 p7A
Hyjea kicks health food up a notch (Dining Out), 12:21:2006 p7A
Joey B's shines in new location on the canal (Dining Out), 6:8:2006 p7A
Light lunches, dynamite drinks at Joe Bean, 3:30:2006 p7A
Log Cabin offers tasty, stick-to-your-ribs fare, 3:23:2006 p7A
Lots to savor at recharged Bernunzio's Deli (Dining Out), 8:3:2006 p7A
Mona Lisa Cafe, step inside and you will forget your in Rochester (Dining Out), 68:31:2006 p7A
Monte Alban sticks to classic Mexican fare (Dining Out), 8:17:2006 p7A
Mykonos Cafe offers lots to consider (Dining Out), 1:19:2006 p7A
New Health Cafe offers vibrant veggie fare (Dining Out), 02:09:2006 p9A
Organic Alley caters to better living (Dining Out), 5:25:2006 p7A
Panzari's Italian Bistro is a delicious find (Dining Out), 02:16:2006 p7A
Penfield's hidden gem: Michael's Valley Grill (Dining Out), 4:27:2006 p7A
The Rabbit Room has a beautiful setting and tasty food (Dining Out), 7:20:2006 p7A
Relish offers upscale fare and water view (Dining Out), 6:1:2006 p9A
San Jose serves a fiesta of Mexican faves (Dining Out), 10:19:2006 p7A
Sneaky Pete's serves up surprises (Dining Out), 12:14:2006 p7A
Spanish flair abounds at Georgie's (Dining Out), 03:09:2006 p7A
Stephanie's Ristorante is made for lingering (Dining Out), 03:02:2006 p5A
Steve's serves quality diner fare (Dining Out), 8:10:2006 p7A
Stonecutters offers casual fare on Seneca Lake (Dining Out), 7:27:2006 p7A
Subs with panache at Palermo's Sub Station (Dining Out), 02:02:2006 p9A
Tapas 177 taps into good food, good times (Dining Out), 11:23:2006 p7A
Taste of New York Lounge, the New York Wine and Culinary Center's restaurant showcases foods from around the world (Dining Out), 7:13:2006 p7A
Thali of India tantalizes taste buds (Dining Out), 12:7:2006 p7A
Try Webster's Crystal Taste for Chinese cuisine (Dining Out), 5:11:2006 p7A
Updated menu, decor at folksy Cottage Hotel, 4:13:2006 p7A
Young's Korean pleases bold palates (Dining Out), 12:28:2006 p5A
ROCHESTER
Advocacy for Gifted and Talented Education conference will be held and open to all, 10:5:2006 p13A, 10:19:2006 p10AAn "Introduction to Zen Meditation workshop" will be held, 6:29:2006 p4A
Children's book festival marks 10 years, 11:2:2006 p7A
Community Wishbook, volunteer and make donations, 6:1:2006 p13A, 6:8:2006 p12A
CP Rochester is seeking volunteers to assist in a chalderns swim program, 8:17:2006 p8A
Disney musical to be staged, 11:9:2006 p12A
Duffy, Bob was an advocate for mentoring city children; keep the program going, 1:5:2006 p11A
Figure Skating Club is offering Summer Ice Institute, 5:25:2006 p2A, 6:8:2006 p10A
The Friendly Home needs volunteers, 10:5:2006 p9A
Gingerbread houses on display at George Eastman House, 12:7:2006 p14A
The Golisano Children's Hospital at Strong will host holiday charity drive, 12:7:2006 p4A
The Harbor Town Belle, an authentic paddlewheeler, takes passengers on a historic tour, 10:5:2006 p5A
If everybody wins now, someone loses later, 3:30:2006 p13A
The International Center for Cultural Studies explores ancient paths, 8:10:2006 p5A
The International Center for Cultural Studies focuses on approaches to wellness, 8:17:2006 p11A
Little Theatre Film Society gets state grant, 7:27:2006 p7A
Mount Hope Cemetery tours set, 6:22:2006 p14A, 6:29:2006 p4A
Pasta dinner is being held at NapaGino's Restaurant, 7:20:2006 p2A
Port of Rochester plan doesn't swim (Commentary), 10:12:2006 p19A
Preserving homes and neighborhoods, too, 5:4:2006 p15A
The Rochester Celiac Support Group meets, 8:10:2006 p8A
The Rochester Elks Lodge #24 presents Elktoberfest, 10:12:2006 p12A
Rosh Hashanah welcomes residents to an open attendance workshop, 9:14:2006 p3A
Salvation Army makes call for bell ringers, 11:30:2006 p5A
A Second Thought Resale Shop is collecting donations of used formal wear, 6:29:2006 p4A
State Business Hall of Fame seeks nominations, 12:28:2006 p5A
Total Sound is seeking singers, 10:5:2006 p11A
The Vince Bruni Preview of Champions drum and bugle corps contest will be help July 1st, 6:29:2006 p9A
Violence in Rochester diminishes us all (ediorital), 8:3:2006 p12A
VOA needs golfers to play in fourth annual golf tournament, 8:10:2006 p8A
Volunteers of America is looking for golfers to play in fourth annual golf tournament, 6:29:2006 p8A
ROCHESTER - ART
The Arc of Monroe County's Community Arts Connection program will host open house, 10:12:2006 p2AArtists needed for annual art show, 8:10:2006 p7A
The Arts and Cultural Council for Greater Rochester is now accepting nominations for annual Arts Awards, 5:18:2006 p11A
Celebrate Upstate is looking for artists, 8:31:2006 p9A
Celebrate Upstate is searching for original artwork for the art show, 9:7:2006 p7A
Limited number of scholarships remain for arts camp, 6:22:2006 p14A
Limited number of tuition scholarships remain for arts camp, 6:29:2006 p4A
Nominations for the Arts and Cultural Council for Greater Rochester are being accepted, 6:8:2006 p13A
The Rochester Flower Show chose it's shows poster - Cindy Harris, 12:21:2006 p8A
Rochester's art scene is breaking down (Commentary), 12:28:2006 p11A
The Suburban Rochester Art Group marks their 50th anniversary, 6:15:2006 p13A
'Sunday with the Arts' at Artisan Works, 11:9:2006 p13A
Volunteer Legal Services Project of Monroe County will have it's first ever "Art of Lawyering" gallery opening, 10:5:2006 p9A
ROCHESTER - BUSINESSES
Bond, Tony of Brockport was hired by Integrated Cabling and Communication Systems, 5:11:2006 p11AGoodbye to a friend indeed - and need (Editorial), 4:13:2006 p16A
Kodak retirees to meet, 11:16:2006 p2A
Owens, Patricia has been promoted to executive assistant at LeChase Construction, 7:20:2006 p5A
Rochester Gas and Electric customers are asked to choose suppliers`, 12:7:2006 p10A
The Rochester Women's Network presents its annual business conference, 10:19:2006 p3A
So long, Chase-Pitkin, 4:6:2006 p16A
State Business Hall of Fame seeks nominations, 11:9:2006 p13A
Turner, Scott M. was names managing partner of Nixon Peabody LLP, 6:15:2006 p9A
Working together to cure business ills (Guest Essay), 11:9:2006 p16A
ROCHESTER - CHURCHES
Ashbury United Methodist Church presents the Ashbury First sanctuary, 5:4:2006 p7ACatholic Ministries appeal tops $4 million, 12:21:2006 p5A
ROCHESTER - GOVERNMENT
Court Appointed Special Advocates celebrates 25 years, 11:9:2006 p10ACourt Appointed Special Advocates celebrates its 25th year, 10:19:2006 p3A
Donnelly, John announces his candidacy for the 28th Congressional District, 6:29:2006 p2A
Mayor Bob Duffy went from a beloved monarch who could do no wrong to "embattled" (Commentary), 12:7:2006 p17A
ROCHESTER - MUSEUMS
Orchid show and sale, 3:23:2006 p9APresents science programs, 10:12:2006 13A
RMSC presents its 36th annual Holiday Bazaar, 11:16:2006 p7A
Strong Museum's amazing playground (Letter), 7:20:2006 p14A
Susan B. Anthony House seeks volunteers, 10:5:2006 p13A
ROCHESTER - MUSIC
Classical musician Itzhak Perlman will return to the Eastman Theatre, 9:21:2006 p2AThe Eastman School of Music celebrates its past, present and future, 10:19:2006 p2A, 10:19:2006 p5A
The Eastman School of music invites singers to participate in Eastman Summer Sings, 6:29:2006 p8A
RPO is conducting it's first "Search for a Star" competition from grades 10-12, 10:5:2006 p7A
ROCHESTER - PARKS
Ornament features Charlotte carousel, 11:2:2006 p7ARhinos get their own home, sweet home (Commentary), 6:15:2006 p17A
South Avenue Volunteer Environmentalists are inviting people to Highland Park to see seldom-seen plants, 10:5:2006 p10A
ROCHESTER - SCHOOLS
Give Back, Give Books drive a huge success (Letter), 11:23:2006 p12ARochester City School District could use the writer's colorblind advice on race and learning (Commentary), 8:31:2006 p13A
Rochester Education Foundation is enlisting the community's help in providing reading materials for city schools, 11:9:2006 p12A
SUNY Brockport starts mentoring program where college students mentor students at the School Without Walls, 03:02:2006 p2A
Talk focuses on charter school, 9:21:2006 p2A
Worboys-Turner, Mary has joined the Allendale Columbia School Board of Trustees, 12:14:2006 p9A
ROCHESTER - TAXES
Property taxes wrong and immoral (Letter), 10:5:2006 p16AROCHESTER - THEATRE
Rochester Children's Theatre holds auditions, 10:5:2006 p9AThis is not the time to build a new theater in downtown Rochester (Guest Essay), 10:12:2006 p19A
ROCHESTER - TRANSPORTATION
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of Rochester's subway service photographs are on display at the New York Museum of Transportation, 6:29:2006 p7AROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
President, Al Simone announced retirement in 2007, two have stepped in to fill the void (Commentary), 6:8:2006 p16ARIT's 'Greeks' getting a bum rap (Guest Essay), 03:09:2006 p14A
ROMAN CATHOLICISM. See Catholicism
S
SAFETY
After uproar in Hamlin over a registered sex offender, senator George Maziarz sponsoring an event to help families protect children, 03:02:2006 p1AAre suburbanites willing to help Rochester kids? (Commentary), 9:21:2006 p13A
Catch city kids in suburban safety nets (Commentary), 7:27:2006 p13A
Chief cautions motorists, walkers, 4:27:2006 p14A
Father of a teen who died in car crash says she would be alive if she worn a seat belt, 4:27:2006 p1A/10A
Learning uncomfortable lessons on safety (Commentary), 12:21:2006 p17A
Safety before beautiful roads (Letter), 03:09:2006 p14A
Safety classes will be offered to protect your identity, children, women and senior citizens, 5:4:2006 p2A
Shootings nationally have many officials revisiting security measures and procedures in schools, 10:19:2006 p1A/15A
Struble, Lee presents Rochester Crime Stoppers with a check for $3,500, 10:5:2006 p2A
SAME-SEX MARRIAGE
Another option on same-sex marriage (Letter), 7:13:2006 p12ASpitzer is wrong on gay marriage (Letter), 10:12:2006 p18A
SCHOLARSHIPS. See also Awards
Dunbar, Latoya Andreatha receives Urban League Scholarship to attend University of Rochester, 02:02:2006 p7AHoyt, Christopher as been awarded a presidential scholarship to attend Valparaiso University, 10:12:2006 p12A
Knapp, Jessica of Brockport High School is awarded the Thomas & Helen Hage Scholarship, 7:27:2006 p11A
The Margaret A. McGrath Charitable Foundation offers scholarships to graduating High School seniors, 7:6:2006 p11A
Parrino, Nathan is awarded a $500 scholarship from the Brockport Police Stetson Club to study criminal justice, 8:3:2006 p5A
Pilakouta, Natalie has been awarded an Honor's Program Scholarship to SUNY Brockport, 11:2:2006 p9A
SCHOOLS
2004-2005 report cards out on school districts, 5:11:2006 p3ANo, schools can't ban Bible in lunchroom (Guest Essay), 11:9:2006 p17A
SAT can't measure students' real worth (Editorial), 6:22:2006 p12A
Schools lose a fight for their cause, Bill Cala stands alone, 7:13:2006 p13A
Suburbs cant ignore black inner cities (Commentary), 9:7:2006 p15A
What really makes schools 'the best' (Editorial), 5:18:2006 p14A
'Zero tolerance' becomes 'zero sense' in schools (Notebook), 6:1:2006 p17A
SENECA PARK ZOO
The baby elephant we all wished for (Editorial), 02:16:2006 p14A16th annual M&T Bank Jungle Jog to benefit the zoo, 7:13:2006 p2A
White rhino visits Seneca Park Zoo for the summer, 6:1:2006 p11A
Zoo begins its fifth butterfly releases, 8:17:2006 p4A
Zoo grapples with the loss of two elephants, 02:16:2006 p10A
SENIOR CITIZENS
Area athletes compete in state senior citizen sports games, 7:13:2006 p11AFree safety for seniors seminar at The Landing, 4:20:2006 p2A
SEPTEMBER 11 REMEMBRANCE
9/11: Five years later, a chance to begin again (Editorial), 9:7:2006 p14A9/11: Remembrance, and resolve, 9:14:2006 p16A
12-hour vigil among anniversary plans, 9:7:2006 p3A
Five years ago, on a day just like this...(Guest Essay), 9:21:2006 p12A
SEX OFFENDERS
Registered sex offender Shawn R. Block has moved from Brockport to Albion, 03:09:2006 p2ASHOPPING
Shop locally this holiday season (Editorial), 11:30:2006 p14ATips when shopping online and shipping your holiday gifts during the busiest time of year, 12:7:2006 p10A
SIGN LANGUAGE
Many reasons for leaning to sign, 7:13:2006 p1A/8ASOCIETY
Technology, one of culprits behind the endangered social call, 4:20:2006 p4ASPENCERPORT
2006 Canal Days Festival marks its 25th anniversary (Photographs), 8:3:2006 p1AArcara, Tom had a heart transplant and now gives back, 6:22:2006 p5A
Cenzi, Tony competed in a custom motorcycle-building contest, 9:14:2006 p1A/13A
Crane-Hogan Structural System Inc. has been hired to replace two bridges, 9:14:2006 p2A
The four-day Spencerport Fireman's Carnival, 6:22:2006 p1A
Hallatt, Theresa takes home teen pageant title, 4:20:2006 p10A
Kovaleski, John is a local cartoonist who is back for Canal Days, 7:27:2006 p4A
Learn sign language at Ogden Community Center, 10:5:2006 p2A
Marciano, Alan completes 1st marathon race, 6:15:2006 p15A
Money needed to restore depot, 8:17:2006 p1A/11A
Music on the Canal Concerts at the Carter Gazebo, 8:3:2006 p2A
Perlin, John is named to policy review committee, 8:3:2006 p11A
The Port of Call Community Players presents "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," 7:13:2006 p2A
Property owners in the Spencerport Central School District will see no tax rate increase, 9:7:2006 p5A
Special thanks to area volunteers (Letter), 8:17:2006 p12A
Spencerport Canal Days is a quarter of a century old, 7:27:2006 p1A
Spencerport Canal Splash is this weekend, 8:10:2006 p1A/8A
Spencerport officials working on village layout, 8:10:2006 p3A
Spencerport purchased some land to help with public access and street widening, 8:3:2006 p8A
The Spencerport Rotary Club receives Environmental Service Award, 7:6:2006 4A
Theater group performs the musical 'Joseph' as a community, 7:6:2006 4A
SPENCERPORT - BUSINESSES
Cenzi Motorcycle Co. is building a custom motorcycle to help cancer, 12:14:2006 p1A/12AMesh, Christopher M. named partner in law firm, 3:23:2006 p4A
Noto, Bart has been promoted to executive vice president and chief operating officer at Nathaniel General Contractors, 11:9:2006 p13A
Yates, Randy is hired as a mechanic by Cenzi Motorcycle Company, 6:8:2006 p11A
SPENCERPORT - FIRE
Disputes were settled, headquarters reborn, 12:28:2006 p1A/12AFire district officials hope to break ground on new headquarters, 12:14:2006 p1A/12A
Fire district's foresight paid off (Letter), 8:31:2006 p12A
Fire trucks will be stores in fields until a new building is erected, 8:17:2006 p1A/8A
Firefighters move to West Avenue, 11:2:2006 p1A/5A
Firefighters performed heroically (Letter), 8:17:2006 p12A
Firefighter's widow (Gail Fowler) helps ease grief, 4:13:2006 p1A
Repay a favor to Spencerport firefighters (Editorials), 8:17:2006 p12A
SPENCERPORT - SCHOOLS
Annual Spencerport Sophomore Class Dinner Dance tickets available, 4:20:2006 p5ABaxter, Graig will attend University of Rochester, 6:22:2006 p11A
BOCES 2 students at the Activities for Daily Living house with teacher aides plan appreciation breakfast for bus drivers, 02:16:2006 p2A
Budget approved and now moving ahead with capital plan, 5:18:2006 p1A/16A
Class of 2006 touched her life (Letter), 7:13:2006 p12A
Continuing Education openings at Spencerport School District, 03:09:2006 p4A
Delorme, Keriann, Spencerport student, is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
DiAntonio, Andrew will attend SUNY Albany, 6:22:2006 p11A
Drama Club presents "Once Upon a Mattress," 11:9:2006 p3A
Goettelman, Sandra, of Spencerport High School, receives the $1,000 Christine Krasz Memorial Scholarship, 6:1:2006 12A
High School's Business Honor Society announces the acceptance of new members, 11:30:2006 p5A
Hinman, Marcia was honored as teacher of the week at High School, 11:30:2006 p5A
Making changes, 9:14:2006 p11A
Mastrodonato, Jason, Spencerport student, is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
McCarthy, Lisa to lead staff training, 8:17:2006 p5A
Meade, Kimberly had been named assistant principal of Spencerport High School, 8:17:2006 p5A
Music association is preparing for it's annual banquet, 4:20:2006 p3A
New School year brings new staff to Spencerport, 8:17:2006 p1A
Newton, Heather, Spencerport student, is named to the high dean's list with a GPA of 3.70-3.99, 4:20:2006 p10A
Parent support group, 3:23:2006 p2A
Parent University, 3:23:2006 p2A
Pels, David will attend University of Pittsburgh, 6:22:2006 p11A
Pucillo, Nick will attend SUNY Geneseo, 6:22:2006 p11A
Scholarship to (Alejandro Miranda-Bermudez) to attend Alfred State, 4:6:2006 p11A
School calendars for 2006-07 are sent in the mail, 8:10:2006 p2A
School mean prices remain the same, 8:31:2006 p2A
Senator George D. Maziarz is presented with a thank you card (Photograph), 5:18:2006 p9A
Skobjak Bernadette, the Spencerport administrator, was awarded the Friend of Business award, 5:18:2006 p5A
Smith, Jennifer and Heather Newton are the top graduates, 6:8:2006 p5A
Spencerport center offers parenting support, 4:6:2006 p4A
Spencerport Central School District residents unable to vote, absentee ballots available, 5:4:2006 p10A
Spencerport Central School District's president and vice president lay out priorities, 8:3:2006 p4A
Spencerport graduation for 2006, 6:15:2006 p3A
Spencerport High School class of 2006 graduates, 6:29:2006 p11A
Spencerport High School takes high honors at the Heritage Music Festival competition, 4:20:2006 p9A
Spencerport High School's Odyssey of the Mind team took sixth place in their division and won trophy, 6:29:2006 p4A
Spencerport HS year book editors inducted into the Walworth Pub. Co.'s Gallery of Excellence, 5:11:2006 p9A
Spencerport school budget - the numbers and classroom impact, 5:11:2006 p1A/10A
Spencerport school taxes may edge up, 4:20:2006 p1A/8A
Spencerport school vote TV special, 5:11:2006 p2A
Spencerport wants to replace roofs, pool, 4:6:2006 p1A
Spencerport will hold presentations to make parents and students more aware of unruly behavior, 9:28:2006 p1A/14A
Summer programs were moved to Canal View Elementary School after power outage, 8:3:2006 p2A
Two candidates running for two open seats on the Spencerport Board of Education, 5:4:2006 p4A
Tyler, Janet the standout volunteer was honored, 4:20:2006 p5A
Walk to exercise offered, 10:26:2006 p2A
Wellness committee seeks volunteers, 11:30:2006 p2A
Yanklowski, Julie, Spencerport student, is named to the dean's list, 4:20:2006 p10A
SPORTS
2006: a tremendous year for athletes and fans, 12:28:2006 p9A2006 will be an exciting year for sports (Murf's Turf), 1:5:2006 p9A
Annual Girls Sports Festival continues to be successful, 8:17:2006 p9A
Area athletes lead the way in Empire State Games, 8:3:2006 p10A/11A
Area teams begin new season, 4:6:2006 p12A
A coach gives the game of football back to the kids (Editorial), 10:5:2006 p16A
Evarts, Larry has started a nonprofit corporation so youth with disabilities can play sports, 8:17:2006 p9A/10A
Exciting season ends, 3:23:2006 p12A
Fall season will feature new coaches for Spencerport and Brockport throughout Section 5, 8:17:2006 p9A
MCC will host the 9th annual Monroe County Girls' Sports Festival, 8:3:2006 p11A
Popularity of disc golf on the rise, 11:30:2006 p10A
The real problem with youth sports (Notebook), 11:30:2006 p15A
Spencerport teams participate in community service/charity project, 4:20:2006 p13A
Spencerport to host fall sports meeting, 8:3:2006 p11A
Sports Notes, 5:4:2006 p13A, 5:11:2006 p13A, 5:18:2006 p13A
St. Pius X fall sports teams are looking for players, 8:3:2006 p11A
Title season is here (Bryan's Backyard), 02:02:2006 p12A
SPORTS - AWARDS
Baker, Jimmy named Norwich player of the year, 02:09:2006 p15ABarton Ben is selected as a 2006 National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete, 7:13:2006 p11A
Finalists selected for WHAM Sportswomen Awards, 4:6:2006 p13A
Hage, Charles presented state award, 3:23:2006 p13A
Harter, Josh, Spencerport coach receives the Citizenship Through Sports Alliance Award, 6:1:2006 p15A
The JPMorgan Chase Scholarship Basketball Tournament announced its 10th annual class of inductees for Hall of Fame, 11:9:2006 p15A
McGraw, Erin, of Fairport High School, wins the High School Sportswoman of the Year Award - Olympians receive top award, 4:27:2006 p12A/13A
Pepper, Dottie to speak at WHAM Sportswomen Luncheon, 02:16:2006 p12A
Six Edge players earn college spots, 6:8:2006 p15A
Spencerport hands out year-end awards, 6:22:2006 p10A
WHAM high school, college and at-large Sportswomen of the Year Award will be announced Monday, 4:20:2006 p13A
SPORTS - BASEBALL
Area trio wins at Penfield tournament for youth basketball, 9:7:2006 p12ABlue Devils begin chase for Section 5 baseball title, 4:6:2006 p12A/13A
Blue Devils ends season with 2 wins, 5:25:2006 p10A/11A
Blue Devils open spring break with victory, defeating Porter Guard 11-6, 4:20:2006
Blue Devils (Phil St. Amant and Andy Parrino) continue careers, 3:30:2006 p10A
Blue Devils reach finals, 6:1:2006 p14A/15A
Blue Devils win 15-3 over St. John's Academy, 4:27:2006 p 12A/13A
Bodensteiner, Craig begins 1st season at Spencerport, 4:6:2006 p12A
Brockport baseball booster club looking for members, 1:19:2006 p9A
Brockport baseball defeats Spencerport, 4:13:2006 p14A/15A
Brockport baseball rallies for victory over Royal Comets, 5:11:2006 p12A/13A
Brockport rallies to edge Braman Post, 6:15:2006 p14A
Brockport varsity baseball to host hitting clinic, 03:09:2006 p13A
Brockport varsity team looks to rebound from losing streak, 5:4:2006 p11A
Brockport wins Senior All-star baseball game, 6:22:2006 p9A/10A
Cardinals end week with victory over 40-1, 7:13:2006 p10A
Cardinals stay alive in Babe Ruth playoffs, 7:20:2006 p12A
Cardinals win 5 straight games, 6:22:2006 p9A
Doud Post wins first meeting of the season against Brockport, 6:29:2006 p14A
Fairport defeats Brockport for the third time to win Class AAA title, 6:8:2006 p14A/15A
Genesee opens season with two victories, 6:15:2006 p14A/15A
Jones, Brian wins 200th game for Blue Devils, 5:18:2006 p12A/13A
Monroe County Cougars 15U baseball team holding tryouts, 02:16:2006 p12A
Sweden-Clarkson Cardinals ended season in Babe Ruth playoffs, 7:27:2006 p10A/11A
Sweden-Clarkson Cardinals open baseball season, 6:15:2006 p15A
Sweden-Clarkson finishes season, 8:3:2006 p11A
When Baseball was a kids game (Commentary), 7:27:2006 p13A
SPORTS - BASEBALL, CAMPS
Baseball clinics are set by AAU New York Lakers, 8:3:2006 p11ASPORTS - BASEBALL, COLLEGE
Nitros end Riverbats season, 8:10:2006 p10ARiverbats begin playoff chase, 5:25:2006 p10A
Riverbats clinch playoff spot, 7:27:2006 p11A
Riverbats defeat Royals to advance in NYCBL playoffs, 8:3:2006 p10A
Riverbats end week on a roll, 6:29:2006 p14A
Riverbats end week with victories against Watertown and Hornell, 6:22:2006 p9A
Riverbats Keep winning to stay in first place, 7:13:2006 p10A/11A
Riverbats string 6-game win streak, 7:6:2006 p9A
Riverbats win three out of five and stay in first, 7:20:2006 p12A
Rochester Royals begin season under new team, the New York Collegiate Baseball League, 5:4:2006 p13A
SPORTS - BASEBALL, LOCAL
Brockport splits American Legion doubleheader against Hilton, 6:22:2006 p9ABrockport Vets Post struggled in their return, 7:6:2006 p10A
SPORTS - BASKETBALL
Barron, Ed leaves impact on Gates Chili Basketball players (Bryans Backyard), 01:26:2006 p10ABlue Devils can't rally past Red Raiders in boys hoops, 12:21:2006 p13A
Blue Devils complete an exciting week facing Livonia, Webster Schroeder, 1:19:2006 p8A/9A
Blue Devils fall to Comets in sectional hoop preview, 02:23:2006 p9A
Blue Devils fall to Gates-Chili in action last week, 02:09:2006 p14A/15A
Blue Devils look to rebound after tough losses, 12:14:2006 p11A/12A
Blue Devils play tough against best from Section 5, 01:26:2006 p10A/11A
Blue Devils return several key players off last years team, 11:30:2006 p11A
Brockport basketball camp begins June 26th, 6:15:2006 p15A
Brockport boys varsity basketball team travels to watch Syracuse University game, 01:26:2006 p11A
Brockport earns season sweep of Monroe County Division I rivals, 02:02:2006 p12A/13A
Brockport hands out awards at post season banquet, 3:30:2006 p10A
Brockport takes second at Spencerport Tournament, 12:7:2006 p12A/13A
Cadet defense slows down Blue Devils, 01:12:2006 p8A
Cougars defeat Blue Devils to win Westcott Tournament, 1:5:2006 p9A
Dunk contest highlights all-star basketball game, 3:23:2006 p12A/13A
Entrepreneur class to host basketball fund-raiser, 4:13:2006 p15A
Hage/Hogan hoop camp is a success, 7:6:2006 P10a
Hage, Lindsay and Ryan Werner named to all county teams, 4:13:2006 p15A
MCC sets basketball clinic, 01:12:2006 p9A
McElwain, Jason an unsung hero (Editorial), 03:02:2006 p10A
The Rochester Warriors 13 and under AAU bring Pennsylvania Championship back to NY, 7:13:2006 p11A
Royal Comets end Brockport's season, 03:02:2006 p8A/9A
Sectional boys basketball finals at the Blue Cross Arena producing excitement (Byran's Backyard), 03:09:2006 p12A
The 15th annual Brockport High School Alumni Game, 11:16:2006 p12A
Werner, Ryan's two free throws key to Brockport victory over Webster Schroeder, 02:16:2006 p11A/12A
SPORTS - BASKETBALL, COLLEGE. See also SUNY Brockport - Basketball
SPORTS - BASKETBALL, COLLEGE, WOMENS
MCC wins NJCAA basketball title, 3:30;2006 p11ASPORTS - BASKETBALL, WOMENS
Blue Devils girls basketball season in full swing, 01P:12:2006 p8A/9ABrockport cruises to win over Eagles, 12:14:2006 p12A
Brockport fourth quarter offense helps team defeat Gates Chili for the second time this basketball season, 02:09:2006 p14A
Brockport girls basketball team will open the Section 5 Class AAA tournament, 02:23:2006 p10A
Brockport hands out awards at post season banquet, 3:30:2006 p10A
Consisting of girls from different school districts the Warriors win Lake Erie Shoot-out in Fredonia, 8:17:2006 p10A
East is the beast, 3:23:2006 p12A/13A
Fairport ends Brockport's season, 03:02:2006 p9A
Hage, Lindsay and Ryan Werner named to all county teams, 4:13:2006 p15A
Lady Blue Devils finish third at Coach Chow Tournament, 1:5:2006 p9
Lady Lakers slate tryouts at Mercy, 02:16:2006 p12A
Rangers win tournament title, 12:7:2006 p12A
Warriors bring Pennsylvania Championship back to NY, 7:20:2006 p12A
SPORTS - BOXING
Boxing Hall of Fame to host 'Night of Boxing Greats,' 10:26:2006 p12ASPORTS - CHEERLEADING
Cheering is a real sport (Murf's Turf), 1:19:2006 p8A/9AElite Cheerleading team completes 2nd season, 4:27:2006 p13A
Fusion cheerleading to hold tryouts at TSE, 4:20:2006 p13A
Gates tryouts for All Star Cheerleading, 4:20:2006 p7A
Grosodonia, Patricia is named Spencerport's cheerleading coach, 8:3:2006 p11A
SPORTS - COACHES
Barron, Ed leaves impact on Gates Chili Basketball players (Bryan's Backyard), 01:26:2006 p10ACarpenter, Jack named softball coach at Nazareth College, 02:02:2006 p13A
Carr, Chris begins 1st season as coach of Brockport softball, 4:6:2006 p13A
A good coach is a teacher, therapist, visionary and taskmaster (Notebook), 03:02:2006 p11A
Grosodonia, Patricia is named Spencerport's cheerleading coach, 8:3:2006 p11A
Nellist, Josh has been named swimming coach at Spencerport, 8:3:2006 p11A
Van Grundy, Jeff speaks at Nazareth clinic, 8:17:2006 p10A
What about the Brockport girls varsity soccer coach (Letter), 1:5:2006 p10A
WNY Baseball coaches Clinic being held at Hilton Firemen's Exempt Club, 1:5:2006 p9A
SPORTS - COLLEGE
Local teams, individuals shine at collegiate state meet, 5:11:2006 p13ANotable names and status on season in all athletic fields, 11:23:2006 p10A
SPORTS - CROSS COUNTRY
Bloom, Ryan, of Brockport, records the top finish among Section 5 runners, 11:16:2006 p12ABlue Devils finish above .500 for the first time since 2003, 10:26:2006 p1A/12A
Blue Devils, Rangers compete at Wildcat Invitational, 9:21:2006 p10A/11A
Blue Devils, Rangers run in County Championship, 11:2:2006 p11A/12A
Blue Devils takes four of the top eight places in the McQuaid Invitational, 10:5:2006 p15A
Brockport wins Stony Brook Invitational, 9:28:2006 p10A
Cain, Matt of Brockport continues to move into the elite of Section 5's distance runners, 02:16:2006 p1A
Cross country runners from all over Rochester compete in races at Cobbs Hill Park, 8:10:2006 p10A
May, Jim wins bronze medal at USATF Championship, 8:10:2006 p11A
Rangers, Blue Devils run at sectional championship, 11:9:2006 p14A
Runners gear up for Counties, Sectionals, 10:19:2006 p14A
SPORTS - CROSS COUNTRY, WOMENS
Ranger, Blue Devil runners begin push towards post season, 10:12:2006 p16ASawyer, Allison tunes up to lead Hilton girls, 8:17:2006 p10A
SPORTS - FOOTBALL
Area high school seniors play their final scholastic football game, 7:6:2006 p9A/10ABlue Devils earn playoff spot with win over Fairport, 10:12:2006 p15A
Blue Devils favor Steelers in Super Bowl, 02:02:2006 p13A
Blue Devils look to build off last season, 8:31:2006 p10A/11A
Blue Devils, Rangers fall in football season openers, 9:7:2006 p11A/12A
Brockport defeats Franklin for third win, Spencerport loses to Greece Athena, 10:26:2006 p12A
Brockport defense holds Pittsford scoreless the final three quarters, 9:21:2006 p10A/11A
Brockport falls to Gates Chili in divisional game, 10:5:2006 p14A
Brockport loses in sectionals to Churchville, 10:19:2006 p13A
Ithaca spoils Brockport homecoming by forcing six turnovers en route to fourth win of season, 10:5:2006 p15A
Johnson, Dan stands out to play linebacker for United States Naval Academy in the fall, 02:23:2006 p10A
NFL honors gridders, 5:11:2006 p13A
Ranger team ends season with win, Brockport falls to Hilton in season finale, 11:2:2006 p12A
Rangers begin quest for winning record, 8:31:2006 p10A/11A
Rangers, Blue Devils football teams each lose in week two, 9:14:2006 p14A
Rangers earn first win facing Brighton, 9:21:2006 p11A
Rangers lose to Spartans in playoffs, 10:19:2006 p14A
Section 5 plays one more game, 6:29:2006 p13A
Turnovers and missed chances allow Penfield to edge Brockport, 14-13`, 9:28:2006 p10A/11A
Zemaitis, Alan, graduate from Spencerport High School, was taken by the squad of the fourth round Sunday of the NFL draft (Editorial), 5:4:2006 p14A
SPORTS - FOOTBALL, COLLEGE. See also SUNY Brockport - Football
Baker named to All New England football team, 01:12:2006 p9ABruckman, Jeff continues career with Raiders, 5:4:2006 p13A
St. John Fisher College hosts a youth football camp, 6:8:2006 p15A
SPORTS - FUNDRAISERS
Brockport High School's Entrepreneur class is to host basketball fund-raiser, 4:20:2006 p13ASPORTS - GOLF
Brook-Lea Country Club is recognized for best overall Clubhouse Design in the New York State region, 4:27:2006 p13ACommissioner gives high praise for Wegmans tournament, 02:16:2006 p12A
Goodridge, Stephen earns first RDGA victory, 7:20:2006 p11A
Merkulov, Yarik from Penfield wins Tournament of Champions, 5:25:2006 p11A
Rangers finish third in West Division 2, Brockport finishes fourth in West Division 1, 5:25:2006 p10A/11A
Saturday Golf Association is now accepting applications, 02:23:2006 p10A
Stadler, Kevin shoots a 65 in final round to win Xerox Classic, 8:17:2006 p9A/10A
Three players from Brook-Lea win titles at RDGA Junior Championship, 8:3:2006 p10A
VanDenburg, Kelley, of Brockport, wins state golf title, 6:15:2006 p15A
SPORTS - GOLF, PROFESSIONAL
Andrews, Jerome to highlight Rochester Golf Show, 02:02:2006 p13AGranada, Juliet wins the Wegmans Rochester LPGA, 6:29:2006 p13A/14A
The Nationwide Tour stops at ICC as the Xerox Classic gets underway today and hoped for success, 8:10:2006 p11A
Two PGA events coming to Oak Hill CC, 6:1:2006 p15A
Wegman's LPGA's Tournament comes to town, 6:22:2006 p9A
SPORTS - GOLF, WOMENS
Eichelberger, Sara wins Section 5 girls golf title at Lake Shore, 10:26:2006 p11ARittenhouse, Christy wins fifth straight district golf title, 7:27:2006 p10A/11A
SPORTS - GYMNASTICS
Area gymnasts compete in Niagara Cup, 3:30:2006 p11ABright Raven competes in Lucky Stars Invitational, 4:13:2006 p15A
Bright Raven gymnasts finish first in Graffiti Invitational, 01:26:2006 p11A
Bright Raven hosts Candy Cane Classic at SUNY Brockport, 12:2!:2006 p14A
Bright Raven hosts two clinics, 11:9:2006 p15A
Bright Ravens gymnasts compete in Stars and Stripes, 02:23:2006 p10A
Nupp, Kristina and Emily Arnold earn medals of Level 6 State Championships, 6:8:2006 p15A
SPORTS - HOCKEY
Americans 14-under team falls in National final, 4:6:2006 p13ABlue Devils slow down Saints to earn divisional victory, 12:21:2006 p14A
Bowman players named, 4:6:2006 p13A
Brockport icers upset Gates in sectionals, 02:23:2006 p10A
Buffalo Sabres to host 2nd annual Bowman Showcase, 4:13:2006 p15A
East meets West, and icy stand-off results, 3:23:2006 p12A13A
Ferris, Julian, of Brockport Middle School, attends select prospect camp, 4:27:2006 p13A
GC squashes Blue Devil rally to complete season sweep, 01:12:2006 p9A
Hockey boosters host golf tournament, 6:1:2006 p15A
Hockey teams begin second season (Bryan's Backyard), 02:09:2006 p14A
Ranger icers defeat Barons in Blue Division game, 12:21:2006 p13A/14A
Ranger icers defeat Spartans, 11:30:2006 p12A
The sixth annual Brockport Blue Devil Hockey Golf Tournament, 8:3:2006 p11A
Spencerport icers tie victor in division game, 12:7:2006 p13A
SPORTS - HOCKEY, COLLEGE. See also SUNY Brockport - Hockey
Atlantic Hockey tournament coming to Rochester, 3:30:2006 p10A/11AWills, Craig; Matt Popen and Brandon Dries have led the MCC ice hockey team to an 11-5-1 record, 02:02:2006 p1A
SPORTS - HOCKEY, PROFESSIONAL
Atlantic Hockey announces pre season picks, 10:5:2006 p15ABuffalo Sabres to host 2nd annual Bowman Showcase, 4:13:2006 p15A
SPORTS - HOCKEY, WOMENS
Hunt, Chelsea selected to play on USA Hockey Development Camp, 4:6:2006 p13AInsalaco, Kim and Lyndsay Wall receive proclamation from Maggie Brooks, 03:09:2006 p12A
SPORTS - ICE HOCKEY. See Sports - Hockey
SPORTS - LACROSSE
Arvan, Mike of Penfield is named the Class A boys MVP, Blue team beats White team, 6:29:2006 p13A/14ABlue Devils end season with 2 wins, 5:25:2006 p11A
Blue Devils open inaugural season with a victory, 3:30:2006 p10A
Blue Devils, Rangers each earn 2nd win of season, 4:6:2006 p12A
Blue Devils, Rangers lose in non-league games, 4:13:2006 p15A/15A
Blue Devils stickmen struggle through 3-loss week, 5:11:2006 p12A
Laney, Matthew and Tucker English are first ever players to make it to the all-star teams, 6:8:2006 p15A
Rangers defeat the Blue Devils 6-5, 4:20:2006 p12A
Rangers defeats Thunder 11-2, 5:4:2006 p12A
Rangers stickmen complete season sweep of Blue Devils, 5:18:2006 p1A/13A
Rangers stickmen lose in non-league games, 4:27:2006 p 13 A
Rangers won over Gates Chili and lost to Eastridge, 5:11:2006 p12A
Varsity Blue Devils defeats Thunder, Lightning, 5:4:2006 p11A
SPORTS - LACROSSE, COLLEGE
Eager RIT Tigers begin season (Bryan's Backyard), 02:23:2006 p9ASPORTS - LACROSSE, WOMENS
Blue Devils looks to improve in the second half of the season, 5:4:2006 p1ABrockport girls lacrosse begins third season, 3:30:2006 p11A
Lady Devils down Schroeder, 4:13:2006 p15A
Moss, Lindsey of Spencerport receives MVP honors, while the White team beat the Blue team, 6:29:2006 p13A/14A
SPORTS - MOTORCYCLE RACING
Lazor, George finished 2nd in East Coast Spring Classic Championship, 6:1:2006 p5ASPORTS - ROAD RACING
Boyce, DeVries take 1st at Daniel's 5k, 4:6:2006 p13ARoad race season in full swing, 4:13:2006 p14A
SPORTS - ROWING
Expanded Brighton program includes students from surrounding areas, 8:17:2006 p10APittsford Crew slates Rowers' Revelry on March 4, 02:23:2006 p10A
Pittsford Learn-to-row draws a crowd, 8:17:2006 p9A/10A
SPORTS - RUGBY
Rochester Aardvarks held their annual Green and Gold Scrimmage between active and retired players, 6:15:2006 p14A/15ASPORTS - RUNNING
Find a running route anywhere you go with America's Running Routes, 8:17:2006 p10ARivers, Zach is named to US Mt. Running team, 8:31:2006 p11A
SPORTS - SCHOLARSHIPS
Spencerport High School football students earn scholarship to camp, 6:8:2006 p15ASpencerport teams earn NYSPHSAA Team Scholar Athlete Award, 6:8:2006 p15A
SPORTS - SOCCER
Blue Devils defeat Kings in non-league game, 10:19:2006 p14ABlue Devils defeat Rangers to win the Spencerport Tournament title, 9:14:2006 p14A/15A
Blue Devils open season with victory, 9:7:2006 p11A
Blue Devils secure top sectional seed, 10:26:2006 p11A/12A
Blue Devils to face Fairport for the third time this season, 11:2:2006 p11A/12A
Bourne, Bryan is a two-sport standout for the Rangers, soccer and Wrestling, 9:28:2006 p1A/14A
Brockport responds after first loss, 10:12:2006 p16A
DiSano, Pat scores goal that sparks second half surge for Spencerport defeating Olympia, 9:28:2006 p10A/11A
Double OT goal scores Brockport a championship, 11:9:2006 p14A
East explodes for 5-1 victory over West in game, 11:23:2006 p9A/10A
East, West seniors battle to 1-1 draw in all-star game, 11:23:2006 p9A/10A
Fast Feet Soccer Training offers Sunday "Soccer Sweats," 9:14:2006 p15A
John and Anthony D'Alonzo excel at McQuaid and Spencerport, 11:2:2006 p11A/12A
Koop, Emily continues soccer career at Juniata College, 6:8:2006 p15A
Lazor's goal helps Blue Devils hold off Royal Comets, 10:5:2006 p1A/15A
Oliver Middle School host power soccer for the disabled, 5:18:2006 p13A
Rangers open boys soccer seasons, 8:31:2006 p11A
Section 5 honors top players and teams at 24th annual soccer banquet, 11:16:2006 11A/12A
Titans score late to end Blue Devils soccer season, 11:16:2006 p11A/12A
SPORTS - SOCCER, COLLEGE. See also SUNY Brockport - Soccer
Kilroy, Alex wraps up career as Nazareth goalie, 10:12:2006 p1A/16ANazareth men advance on penalty kicks, 11:16:2006 p12A
SPORTS - SOCCER, WOMENS
Under 8-9 girls soccer training academy set, 02:16:2006 p12ABlue Devils advance, Rangers lose in girls soccer playoffs, 11:2:2006 p12A
Blue Devils defeat division rivals to remain unbeaten, 10:5:2006 p14A
Blue Devils defeat Eagles and Saints to stay unbeaten, 10:19:2006 p13A/14A
Blue Devils open the season with a 2-1 win over Brighton, 8:31:2006 p1A
Blue Devils, Rangers continue strong play, 9:28:2006 p11A
Blue Devils win tournament title, 10:12:2006 p15A
Brockport completes undefeated season while opening Class AAA tournament, 10:26:2006 p11A
Brockport defeats Churchville-Chili 5-2, 9:21:2006 p11A
Brockport hosts girls soccer clinic, 9:7:2006 p12A
Brockport wins twice to stay unbeaten, 9:14:2006 p15A
Division I defeats Division II in All-star game, Rachel Popwych records a shutout, 11:23:2006 p9A/10A
Local players lead Rhinos in first season, 7:20:2006 p11A
Rochester Rage, a girls youth soccer team, wins Spencerport Soccer Tournament, 8:17:2006 p10A
Under-12 girls team wins 7th straight outdoor tournament, under 17 boys team reaches semifinals of State Cup, 6:15:2006 p15A
SPORTS - SOFTBALL
Blue Devils drop softball opener to Fairport, 4:13:2006 p14A/15ACarpenter, Jack named softball coach at Nazareth College, 02:02:2006 p13A
Carr, Chris begins 1st season as coach of Brockport softball, 4:6:2006 p13A
Fisher states clinic, 02:16:2006 p12A
Monroe Blazers seek U-10 players, 02:16:2006 p12A
Monroe Blazers win Brockport Tournament, 8:3:2006 p11A
SPORTS - SOFTBALL, WOMENS
Blue Devil softball team earns victory over Irondequoit in Victor Tournament, 4:5:2006 p11A/13ABlue Devils and Rangers are eliminated from sectionals in quarterfinals, 6:8:2006 p14A/15A
Blue Devils finish regular season with a win, 5:18:2006 p12A/13A
Lions win softball tournament, 8:17:2006 p10A
Rangers finish off Saints in suspended game, 4:20:2006 p13A
Rangers offense leads team past Cadets, 5:11:2006 p1A/10A
The Rochester Revenge holds tryouts, 8:17:2006 p10A
Spencerport seniors finish season in tie game against Batavia, 6:22:2006 p9A/10A
SPORTS - SWIMMING
Blue Devil swimmers win two dual meets to stay unbeaten, 12:21:2006 p14ABrockport competes in sectional swim championship - finishes 6th in state meet, 02:23:2006 p9A
Brockport defeats Spartans to open season, 12:14:2006 p11A
Brockport to open season against Spartans, 11:30:2006 p11A/12A
Brockport uses depth to defeat Barons, 01:26:2006 p10A/11A
Brockport Varsity Boys swimming team competing well despite losing best swimmer from last year, 1:19:2006 p9A
Maverick Aquatic Club seek members, 02:16:2006 p12A
Nellist, Josh has been named swimming coach at Spencerport, 8:3:2006 p11A
SEAS swimmers compete at Silver Junior Olympics, 01:12:2006 p9A
SEAS team finishes 3rd at Niagara District Championship, 02:09:2006 p15A
SPORTS - SWIMMING, WOMENS
Snow, Tessa and Victoria Brannan each record two third place finishes for the Blue Devils in sectionals, 11:16:2006 p11A/12ASpencerport girls swimmers aim for division title, 8:31:2006 p10A
SPORTS - TENNIS
Brockport tennis players learning on the fly, 4:20:2006 p1ATop tennis players face off in sectionals, 5:18:2006 p13A
SPORTS - TENNIS, PROFESSIONAL
William, Glenn, a USPTA Master Professional, was elected to the United States Professional Tennis Association Hall of Fame, 9:14:2006 p15ASPORTS - TENNIS, WOMENS
Batavia ends Rangers streak at 3, 9:21:2006 p11ALatimer, Erika wins the womens district tennis finals, 7:27:2006 p10A
Mills-Lexvold, Calder returns to Class AA finals, 11:2:2006 p12A
Ranger netters defeat Edison in first round of sectionals, 10:12:2006 p16A
Spencerport girls tennis wins four straight matches, 10:5:2006 p14A/15A
Spencerport returns eight of their top players from last years team, 9:7:2006 p12A
Spencerport varsity team wins two straight, 9:14:2006 p14A/15A
SPORTS - TRACK AND FIELD
Blue Devils and Rangers compete in state qualifier, 6:8:2006 p14A/15ABlue Devils earn third at sectionals, 6:1:2006 p14A/15A
Blue Devils, Rangers compete in county meet, 5:25:2006 p10A/11A
Blue Devils run in Meet of Champions, 03:02:2006 p8A/9A
Blue Devils run with Section 5 best, 5:11:2006 p12A
Gross, David leads talented, deep Brockport throwing group, 8:10:2006 p10A
Haxton, Tom, the defending champion returns for Lilac 10K, 5:4:2006 p13A
Local track squads gear up for postseason run, 5:18:2006 p12A
Mendon Ponds Park to host trial running events, 6:8:2006 p15A
Rangers to begin track season, 11:30:2006 p12A
Streb, Mark competes in state meet, 03:09:2006 p13A
Sullivan, Bryan talks about the track athletes showcase talent, 5:4:2006 p11A
SPORTS - TRACK AND FIELD, WOMENS
Hill, Sabrina competes in state meet, 03:09:2006 p13AHill, Sabrina finishes first in pole vault for the Brockport indoor girls track team, 02:16:2006 p11A/12A
SPORTS - VOLLEYBALL
Blue Devils earn first win, 9:14:2006 p15ABlue Devils fall to league's best, Spencerport defeats Irondequoit, 10:26:2006 p12A
Brockport booster club sponsored an awards banquet, 11:23:2006 p10A
Brockport defeats East to advance in playoffs, 11:2:2006 p12A
Brockport dominates Pavilion and Brighton to earn third and fourth wins of the season, 9:28:2006 p11A
Brockport falls behind in each game before rallying, 10:5:2006 p15A
Brockport spikers earn winning season, 12:7:2006 p13A
Brockport spikers win three straight, 10:19:2006 p14A
Brockport volleyball opens at Midlakes, 8:31:2006 p11A
Rangers eliminate Blue Devils in sectionals, 11:9:2006 p15A
Spencerport boys beat Brockport, 9:21:2006 o11A
Spencerport boys spikers fulfilling high expectations, 10:19:2006 p1A/14A
Spencerport spikers earn three wins last week, 10:12:2006 p15A/16A
SPORTS - VOLLEYBALL, WOMENS
Blue Devil spikers end season with win, 02:02:2006 p12ABrockport girls spikers end season with eight victories, 11:9:2006 p15A
Brockport girls spikers lose to Churchville and Fairport, 10:12:2006 p16A
Brockport girls spikers win twice in action last week, 10:19:2006 p13A
Brockport girls volleyball defeats Batavia to end streak, 9:21:2006 p10A
Brockport sweeps Spencerport, 1:19:2006 p9A
Girls volleyball now being played in the fall (Bryan's Backyard), 02:16:2006 p11A
Rangers, Blue Devils open volleyball season while Michelle McLaren takes over head coach of Spencerport, 9:7:2006 p12A
Steubing, Jackie records 20 kills for Blue Devils, 02:09:2006 p15A
SPORTS - WRESTLING
Area wrestling shows take place in June, 6:1:2006 p15ABlue Devil wrestlers compete in state championship, 03:02:2006 p8A/9A
Blue Devils continue season at Super Sectionals at Fairport High - 5 Brockport wrestlers win titles, 02:16:2006 p11A/12A
Blue Devils finish unbeaten at Webster Thomas, 1:5:2006 p9A
Blue Devils look to earn Spencerport's four-year title in sectionals, 02:09:2006 p1A/15A
Blue Devils win Attica Tournament title, 12:14:2006 p11A/12A
Bourne, Bryan wins the National High School Wrestling Championship, 8:10:2006 p11A
Brockport defeats Victor to end first season in American Legion after two-year absence, 7:20:2006 p12A
Brockport holds off Penfield and Schroeder, 12:21:2006 p13A/14A
Brockport JV finishes second at season ending Monroe County Tournament, 02:09:2006 p14A/15A
Brockport returns two of four wrestlers who reached states last year, 11:30:2006 p11A
Brockport scores victory over Warriors and Patriots, 01:26:2006 p10A/11A
Brockport wrestles against best from New York state, 01:12:2006 p8A/9A
Brockport wrestling boosters host clinic, 5:11:2006 p13A
Brockport youth wrestlers compete in Amsterdam Tournament, 03:09:2006 p13A
Brockport's returns to action with home match against Penfield, 1:19:2006 p8A/9A
Connorton, Art helped make Section 5 wrestling what it is today, 03:02:2006 p9A
Finishing second at Section 5 championships and sending four wrestlers to state tournament leaves Brockport with an outstanding season, 03:09:2006 p12A/13A
Five Blue Devils bring home Monroe County titles, 02:02:2006 p12A/13A
Friends of Wrestling to induct seven into Hall of Fame, 12:21:2006 p14A
Lee, Travis teaches wrestling knowledge at Brockport Wrestling Booster Club Clinic, 5:11:2006 p12A
Luger, Lex, Buff Bagwell and Rick Steiner headline the Samurai Slam, 6:1:2006 p15A
Nest Era Wrestling presents "End of Days Part 1," 9:7:2006 p12A
Nine Blue Devil wrestlers finish in the top six, 12:7:2006 p12A/13A
Nwaehujor, Alex and Trevor Irwin of Blue Devils to make second straight trip to state meet, 02:23:2006 p9A/10A
Roc City Wrestling hosts spring break, 5:4:2006 p13A
Roc City Wrestling to host Samurai Slam, 5:18:2006 p13A
Schuth, Erik from the Devils is to wrestle at Ohio next year, 11:23:2006 p10A
USA Wrestling Northeast Junior and Senior hold Regional Championships, 4:20:2006 p13A
Wrestlers complete community service project, 7:20:2006 p12A
SPRINGDALE FARMS
Annual sheep shearing festival, 4:20:2006 p4ACamp for kids, 6:29:2006 p2A
Opportunity to visit the farm and take photographs, 5:11:2006 p2A
Pumpkin Pageant brought kids and tons of fun, 10:12:2006 p1A
STEM CELL RESEARCH
No need to destroy embryos (Letter), 7:27:2006 p12ASTRESS
The stresser no one talks about, 11:30:2006 p13ASUNY BROCKPORT
Admissions Information Night being held in Brockport High School auditorium, 03:02:2006 p2ABachelors degree now available in finance or marketing through the Department of Business Administration and Economics, 03:09:2006 p2A
Bridal Faire 2006 to be held in Cooper Hall, 02:23:2006 p2A
Camp Abilities receives grant, 10:26:2006 p2A
Chemical leak, 3:30:2006 p2A
Class of 2006 graduates (Photograph), 5:25:2006 p1A
Classroom cell phone crackdown, 3:23:2006 p9A
Clothesline project, 4:6:2006 p1A
College is open for students to move in, 8:17:2006 p2A
Dining services receives recognition, 5:18:2006 p16A
Do everyone a favor: hand up - and learn (Editorial), 3:23:2006 p14A
Fall open house programs, 10:12:2006 p2A
Female student assaulted, 02:23:2006 p3A
Graduation of class 2006, 6:29:2006 p1A/10–11A
History department holds their annual Synnestvedt lecture, 9:7:2006 p5A
Hold annual sports camp, 6:29:2006 p1A
Ranks high in surveys, food service got the highest marks among 27 SUNY campuses, 9:28:2006 p4A
Relay for Life is this weekend, 4:6:2006 p2A
Scholarships based on race to be eliminated, 02:02:2006 p4A
The State University of New York College at Brockport is one of the Northeast's best colleges and best value, 4:27:2006 p2A
Students, faculty and staff have contributed more than $70,000 to the State Employees Federated Appeal, 12:21:2006 p2A
SUNY Brockport needs $120.9 million taxpayer dollars on top of governor's budget to prevent tuition increases, 02:09:2006 p2A
The SUNY Brockport Small Business Development Center presents a marketing strategies workshop, 8:31:2006 p6A
SUNY graduation is next weekend, 5:11:2006 p2A
Transportation options expanded, 5:11:2006 p9A
University of Rochester William E. Simon School of Business Administration and SUNY Brockport establish partnership for undergraduates to enter Simon School's MBA, 02:02:2006 p2A
Volunteer spirit is rooted in Arbor Day (Letter), 5:11:2006 p14A
SUNY BROCKPORT - ALUMNI
Hoffman, Chrystal G. a graduate of SUNY Brockport and an active alumni, 7:27:2006 p9AWorboys-Turner, Mary has joined the Allendale Columbia School Board of Trustees, 12:14:2006 p9A
SUNY BROCKPORT - ART
Alternative Girlhood: Diaristic Indulgence and Contemporary Female Artists exhibit at Tower Fine Arts Gallery, 1:19:2006 p2AArt returns to campus, 8:17:2006 p2A
Birdhouse Show opens at Tower of Fine Arts Gallery, 02:16:2006 p2A
SUNY BROCKPORT - BASEBALL
Baseball clinic to be held, 02:16:2006 p12AGolden Eagles have won 10 of the last 11 games, 4:27:2006 p12A
Golden Eagles look for playoffs (Bryan's Backyard), 03:02:2006 p8A
SUNY BROCKPORT - BASKETBALL
Brockport state teams compete in ECAC tourney, 03:09:2006 p13ACheves, Jerry finds success in his first season with Brockport State, 01:26:2006 p1A
Golden Eagles earn five wins in first six, 12:14:2006 p12A
Golden Eagles lose in two conference games, 02:16:2006 p12A
Golden Eagles move into 2nd in conference, 02:09:2006 p15A
SUNY Brockport wins against Oneonta, 02:02:2006 p13A
SUNY BROCKPORT - BASKETBALL, WOMENS
Open with six wins, 12:14:2006 p12ASUNY BROCKPORT - BUILDINGS
Changed name of its faculty office building to the Albert W. Brown Building, 5:11:2006 p11ASUNY to house students in state-of-the-art facility, 3:30:2006 p4A
SUNY BROCKPORT - CONSTRUCTION
Fieldhouse project for SUNY, 4:13:2006 p9ASUNY BROCKPORT - DANCE
Department of Dance accepting original scripts to be included in Festival of Ten V for performances, 03:09:2006 p4ASUNY BROCKPORT - FACULTY/STAFF
Baltz, Margaret F. - taught at SUNY Brockport, 11:16:2006 p9ADuncan, Ray publishes first fiction novel, 3:30:2006 p1A/8A
Employees took time out of their day for tea, 5:4:2006 p8A
Gigliotti, Mary Jo, Bruce Leslie and Ken O'Brien wrote and edited "SUNY Brockport Campus History Book," 12:7:2006 p2A
Halstead, John R., SUNY Brockport President, was inaugurated, the Brockport-Spencerport Post missed this mark (Letter), 5:4:2006 p14A
Johnston, Roxanne - SUNY Geneseo graduate, will be in charge of SUNY Brockport's fundraising, 1:19:2006 p3A
Perry, John a former professor at SUNY Brockport died, 8:17:2006 p4A
Roberts, Norman L. appointed executive director of the Brockport Child Development Center, 10:5:2006 p5A
Singh, Sandeep and John Spitzer,jointly published an article on the Journal of Financial Planning, 6:29:2006 p15A
Stephany, Edward - SUNY Brockport 'master teacher' died, 9:14:2006 p5A
Stephany, Edward died on Sept. 2, 9:14:2006 p5A
Van Grundy, Jeff speaks at Nazareth clinic, 8:17:2006 p10A
SUNY BROCKPORT - FOOTBALL
Five Golden Eagles are named to All-Americans, 8:10:2006 p11AThe Golden Eagles end the season with three straight home games, 10:26:2006 p12A
Golden Eagles fall to Apprentice, 11:9:2006 p15A
Lynch, Garet breaks Golden Eagles rushing record, 262 yards, 9:28:2006 p11A
SUNY Brockport team defeats Salisbury for the first time in four meetings, 9:14:2006 p15A
SUNY BROCKPORT - GRADUATES
Craft, Leonard graduates with bachelor's degree in math and a teaching certificate, 5:25:2006 p14ASUNY BROCKPORT - HOAXES
Student claims rape, 4:13:2006 p2ASUNY BROCKPORT - HOCKEY, WOMENS
Tri County Golden Eagles win Shooting Stars Invitational Tournament, 1:19:2006 p9ASUNY BROCKPORT - HOMECOMING
The annual Homecoming and Family Weekend begins, 9:21:2006 p2ASUNY BROCKPORT - LACROSSE
Golden Eagles look to soar into men's lacrosse playoffs this season returning their top scorer and all of their defense from last year's team, 03:09:2006 p12ASUNY BROCKPORT - LECTURES
Annual Cultural Diversity Conference "Within Our Grasp: Building Community Through Diversity" to be held March 2, 2006, 02:23:2006 p2AShelton, Angela speaks about her documentary, "Searching for Angela Shelton," 4:27:2006 p2A
SUNY BROCKPORT - SCHOLARSHIPS
New college scholarships, 01:12:2006 p2ASUNY BROCKPORT - SOCCER, WOMENS
What about the Brockport girls varsity soccer coach (Letter), 1:5:2006 p10ASUNY BROCKPORT - STUDENTS
Cokeley, Emily - SUNY Brockport students, receives Rotenberg & Co., LLP, Certified Public Accountants 2005 Community Service Award, 1:5:2006 p12AFisher, Theresa has been named to spring semesters dean's list where she was inducted into Eta Sigma Gamma, 7:6:2006 p11A
Jaekle, Benjamin R. has been named to dean's list, 7:13:2006 p5A
Martin, Renee M. has been named to spring semester dean's list, 6:29:2006 p9A
Prioleau, Darwin has recieved the National Dance Education Organization Leadership Award, 11:2:2006 p9A
Smith, Derek W. is named to sping semesters dean's list, 6:29:2006 p9A
Stein, Rebekah L. is named to spring semesters president's list, 6:29:2006 p9A
SUNY BROCKPORT - THEATRE
Offers workshops in creative drama and puppetry, 9:14:2006 p2AReceived accreditation from the National Association of Schools of Theatre, 5:11:2006 p11A
SUNY BROCKPORT - WRESTLING
Golden Eagles to host top Division I wrestling schools, 11:9:2006 p14A/15AOklahoma Gold Wrestling Camp returns to Brockport, 7:6:2006 p9A/10A
SWEDEN. See also Clarkson
Heritage Square environmental impact statement accepted, 6:1:2006 p3AResidents garbage bill is doubled, 02:09:2006 p3A
Second annual Clarkson Rodeo Days takes place, 6:8:2006 p1A/18A
Short chase ends with charges, 8:17:2006 p3A
SWEDEN - BUDGET
At budget meeting Sweden seniors showed bad manners (Letter), 11:30:2006 p14ATaxes decrease in Sweden budget, 10:19:2006 p1A/15A
SWEDEN - BUSINESSES
Goodwill store, community center opening in Sweden, 12:14:2006 p1AWal-Mart and Lowe's giving the go ahead by town Planning Board, 02:02:2006 p1A
SWEDEN - FIRE
Firefighters from local counties are called to a fire on Colby Street, 12:14:2006 p2ASWEDEN - GOVERNMENT
Brockport and Sweden residents oppose the proposed closing of the Sweden Recycling/Refuse Center, 1:19:2006 p1AJoin me to change local government (Letter), 11:30:2006 p14A
New ZBA member Ken Reid, 01:12:2006 p12A
Recycling center to close?, 01:12:2006 p1/12A
Town Board approved rezoning the Redman Road site, 10:12:2006 p1A
SWEDEN - RECREATION
Adopt-a-Trail, 4:6:2006 p10ABaseball project underway, 5:18:2006 p2A
A disc golf course graces Sweden Town Park, 7:20:2006 p4A
Disc golf opens with a lot of help (Letter), 8:3:2006 p12A
Group's goal: A regulation baseball field in the town, 12:7:2006 p3A
Sweden Adopt-A-Trail, 5:18:2006 p2A
The Sweden Community Foundation launches a new program, 8:17:2006 p3A
SWEDEN/CLARKSON RECREATION CENTER
The annual Community Awards Banquet is here, 5:25:2006 p8ADepartment is holding an open forum for new Recreation and Parks Master Plan, 9:7:2006 p2A
Recreation department receives 5-star status, 11:16:2006 p2A
SWEDEN SENIOR CENTER
Art show by the canal, 3:30:2006 p2ABrockport's 11th Annual Senior Citizen Prom at Sweden Senior Center, 4:20:2006 p3A
Clic-on-health for seniors, 01:12:2006 p2A
Don't forget Sweden seniors (Letter), 8:17:2006 p12A
Garage sale is planned, 9:7:2006 p5A
Offers free exercise for seniors, 11:23:2006 p3A
Rozanski, Krista, Senior at Rochester Institute of Technology, is interning for a semester, 11:16:2006 p5A
Second annual Walk-A-Thon benefits the centers health and wellness programs, 8:31:2006 p6A
Senior Center Happenings, 4:13:2006 p4A, 4:20:2006 p16A
Senior citizen prom, 4:13:2006 p5A
Senior nutrition program needs support (Letter), 8:10:2006 p12A
Sweden Senior Center a real gem (Letter), 7:27:2006 p12A
Town leaders want to switch lunch delivery to make up for cost shortfalls, 11:2:2006 p1A/5A
T
TAXES
Free tax-refund assistance, 3:23:2006 p7ALosing our shirts, and people too, 3:23:2006 p14A
TEENAGERS
Heres what's wrong with kids today (Commentary), 03:09:2006 p15ATELEVISION
After writing for WXXI show, Cassidy and Harley Felerski recieved certificates of participation, 6:29:2006 p8AThe Amazing Race contestants Tom Rock, a Naples native, and Terry Cosentino speak about experience on the show, 11:16:2006 p10A
Fink, Irene of Brockport has been promoted by WXXI Public Broadcasting to assistant director of TV programming/traffic, 02:16:2006 p5A
Growing up black and white (Guest Essay), 1:5:2006 p10A
Keep the airwaves clear of sleazy ads (Editorial), 11:9:2006 p16A
Laughs top sex in survey of Super Bowl ads, 02:09:2006 p13A
Prime-time county: TV worth watching (Editorial), 02:02:2006 p14A
Sharpe, Pete turns his love of nature into "Spurr Outdoors" TV show, 1:19:2006 p1A/5A
Songs from television commercials for children, obscure advertising tunes (Humor), 10:5:2006 p16A
Talking soft launches and hard feedback, 6:8:2006 p1A
Why he enjoys watching NFL games (Letter), 1:5:2006 p10A
WXXI at 40: Still growing (Guest Essay), 9:14:2006 p17A
WXXI 'Homework Hotline' starts up again, 9:21:2006 p2A
TERRORISM
What would happen after a second 9/11 (Notebook), 8:17:2006 p13ATHANKSGIVING
Brockport's Food Shelter helps needy families enjoy Thanksgiving, 11:23:2006 p11AMonroe County elementary school students share what they're thankful for this holiday, 11:23:2006 p8A
Thanksgiving the best holiday of the year (Editorial), 11:23:2006 p12A
THEATRE
Greece Summer Theatre is holding auditions for summer production, 6:1:2006 p12AThe musical Grease comes to the stage, 7:27:2006 p7A
Port Of Call Community Players seek costume master or mistress for production of "You Have the Right to Remain Dead," 02:16:2006 p2A
Smith, Alison uses hometown stage to dramatize her teenage years (Guest Essay), 02:16:2006 p14A
TOURISM
Fourth annual Tour de Brockport, scavenger hunt, will be held, 8:31:2006 p3ATRAINS. See Transportation
TRANSPORTATION
Eliminating bus routes is cruel (Letter), 12:28:2006 p10ATRAVEL
Nothing beats traveling for the holidays (Commentary), 12:7:2006 p16AU
UNITED WAY
Helping your neighbors - and maybe yourself (Editorial), 4:6:2006 p14AUNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
Nursing school holds and open house to provide information on the courses and programs, 9:14:2006 p12AUS POSTAL SERVICE. See Postal Service
V
VALENTINE'S DAY
Love letter to the community (Letter), 02:09:2006 p16AVETERANS. See Armed Forces - Veterans
VOLUNTEERS
Purple Pony therapeutic Horsemanship Inc. is looking for volunteers to help with therapeutic riding lesson, 7:27:2006 p2AVOTING
Don't just vote your party line (Letter), 11:2:2006 p13AForget party line, vote with your heart, 02:23:2006 p12A
Make voting handicap accessible (Letter), 5:25:2006 p12A
New voting machines: 5 key points (Guest essay), 01:12:2006 p10A
A newly released poll shows that folks in our region had more negative views on economic issues than the rest of the state, 7:20:2006 p10A
Strong vote for paper ballots instead of computerized ones (Guest Essay), 03:02:2006 p11A
W
WAL-MART
One little, two little, three little Wal-Marts (Commentary), 7:6:2006 p13AShow your will: Beat these big 'Wals,' 4:6:2006 p15A
WE-MO-CO. See Brockport Central Schools
WEATHER
Riding and unseasonable tailwind into spring (Funny Thing), 03:02:2006 p10AWoolly bear caterpillars prediction of a mild winter matches computer model, 10:19:2006 p10A
WEBSTER
The National Apartment Association has approved an apartment manager program, 10:12:2006 p12AWEDDINGS
Anderson, David II and Shanna Haskins, 10:5:2006 p8ABalbi, Salvatore and Shannon Hiscock, 02:09:2006 p10A
Bozarth, Jeffery Danial, and Lindsay Schomaker, 11:9:2006 p8A
Diedreck, Rudy A. and Allison Hadley, 7:13:2006 p9A
Dobson, Christopher and Erica Smith, 4:27:2006 p8A
Ellenburg, Ryan Thomas and Laura Olsen, 01:26:2006 p5A
Ellenburg, Ryan Timothy and Laura Olsen, 02:09:2006 p10A
Fry, Roderick and Jillian Parry Fry, 8:3:2006 p6A
Funk, William Peter and Denyse Meier, 9:7:2006 p8A
Gedney, Wayne and Sherri Klug, 01:26:2006 p5A
Gomersall, Richard and Katharine Bidwell, 10:5:2006 p8A
Hegadorn, Scott Charles and Susanne Reel, 8:31:2006 p8A
Henderson, Blake A. and Lauren E. Anthony, 7:20:2006 p8A
Keefe, James A. and Katrina Beyea, 8:10:2006 p6A
Kumar, William Edward and Carrie Gleason, 7:6:2006 p11A
Leonardo, Thomas N. and Kristin Wolff, 10:12:2006 p8A
Maley, William and Larissa Stodghill, 9:14:2006 p8A
Mayer, Brett Michael and Christine McGovern, 10:19:2006 p9A
McJury, John Charles and Katie E. Sime, 7:20:2006 p8A
Miroff, James and Christina Munger, 10:12:2006 p8A
Necaster, Steven Nicholas and Sarah Glovier, 01:12:2006 p4A
O'Brien, Kuke and Kerry Gemmett, 4:13:2006 p6A
Parker, James Norman and Jennifer Pudleiner, 11:30:2006 p8A
Parker, Victor S. and Lola Marie Dell, 11:9:2006 p8A
Peppard, Brendan P. and Sarah Mammarello, 11:30:2006 p8A
Ramer, Steven A. and Mikyong Yi, 9:14:2006 p8A
Romano, Charles Michael and Sarah Marie Leonardo, 03:09:2006 p8A
Sandler, Eric Mathew and Jessica Lyn Richardson, 9:28:2006 p6A
Smith, James R. and Erica Scammell, 1:5:2006 p6A, 01:12:2006 p4A
Temelkovski, Dan and Heidi Driessler, 10:5:2006 p8A
Weddings can be daunting, but see how some couple are avoiding high costs, 6:15:2006 p1A/8A
Wise, Lester Adolph and Leah Necaster, 01:12:2006 p4A
Wolfe, William G. and Julia Ryan, 10:19:2006 p9A
WEGMANS
The food market now sells gift cards from many area stores and restaurants, 11:30:2006 p3AWegman, Robert - Remembering a grocery patriarch (Editorial), 4:27:2006 p14A
Wegman, Robert B. grew a family owned grocery store, 4:27:2006 p1A/10A
WELFARE
Cut welfare and make work pay (Commentary), 02:02:2006 p15AWESTERN MONROE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Easy Seat project, 3:30:2006 p2AWIND ENERGY
Wind power a symbol for tomorrow (Letter), 4:6:2006 p14AWOMEN
Local women outdoors heed the call of the wild, 4:13:2006 P13AWOMEN'S RIGHTS
Real problems of unaddressed (Letter), 6:1:2006 p16AWORKERS COMPENSATION
Bricklayer (Harold VanSkiver) receives settlement, 3:23:2006 p2AY
YMCA
Campaign tops its goal (Letter), 12:7:2006 p16A|
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