By Vianca Grullon With the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, many people’s daily lives have been reshaped. With having to quarantine inside and looking for things to do, video games is one way people pass the time, connect with friends, and just… Read More ›
Arts and Life
Bill Heberle: Show goes on
Many may be familiar with Heberle Stables and the winter sleigh rides they offer every year. It is a family-owned and operated horse ranch with nearly 150 years of rich family history. The farm dates all the way back to… Read More ›
The Perfect Christmas Tree
Families all over the world gather around Christmas trees during the holiday season. It’s an unwavering tradition that brings individuals together to reflect on their blessings and the past year. For David Killip, Christmas trees have been a fond memory… Read More ›
A Hidden Gem in Holley, New York
By: Ben Blakely HOLLEY, N.Y. – During a global pandemic with many quarantined at home, there has not been much to do. Netflix and Hulu have become more popular than ever, with people binging their favorite show or finding new… Read More ›
The Show will Go On
Earlier this year in March, SUNY Brockport like other schools went into an immediate lockdown due to The COVID-19 pandemic. The dance program at SUNY Brockport was great affected by this change. Students were told vacate school grounds for the remainder of… Read More ›
Downtown bar provides port in pandemic storm
By Chelsea Brown ROCHESTER, NY – Rochester residents have experienced a year like no other amid a world-wide pandemic. The dining industry has been one of the most impacted by COVID-19, but one local restaurant has weathered the storm. Acme… Read More ›
Why we hike – seven stories to get you inspired
Whether it’s the smell of fresh pine or the soft touch of a breeze on a windy day, nature offers a feeling- a sense. Work, relationships, anxiety, stress…the pandemic that continues to take lives and jobs…it’s tiring. People are always… Read More ›
Under Construction Dances Virtually
As the Capital Region prepares for possible second lockdown, residents, including SUNY Albany students, are scrambling to find new ways to enjoy their hobbies by safely by wearing masks and socially distancing from others. That’s hard to do when you… Read More ›
Curtains Close for The Rochester City Ballet
ROCHESTER, NY — The curtain rises up, applause roars, and the orchestra begins as dancers step onto the stage. All over the world theater performances have been put on pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Rochester City Ballet is… Read More ›
Youth Voters are Shattering Voting Records in the 2020 Elections.
By Vianca Grullon BROCKPORT, N.Y- There have been record numbers of early voting turnouts. More than 7 million youth voters have cast their ballots. Generation Z and Millennial voters have turned out in large numbers. Many states have increased safety… Read More ›