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Last call for Brockport bars
Why some local bars have managed to stay in business while others have not. By Carrie Watt, Max Riley, Melvin Horsford and Shay Gauthier BROCKPORT, N.Y. — If you visit Brockport during the day, you are likely to see college… Read More ›
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A Community Connection
How parks and recreation bring Sweden and Clarkson together By: Jon Miller, Hannah Arp and Jared Rosenberg SWEDEN, NY- When it comes to small towns like Sweden, parks and recreation is a crucial part of the socialization and physical activity… Read More ›
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A World of Difference
by Tyler West Most children look forward to watching their favorite television shows after school, going to sleepovers at their friends houses and what they’re having for dinner. Things were a little bit different for a child who growing up… Read More ›
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A Writer’s Muse
Brockport is not just a college town, it is a small village filled with many interesting people and history. There are many residents in Brockport that have rich stories; Elizabeth Deleon-Fox , also known as Liz, is one of the… Read More ›
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Feeding her soul
(Photo Credits: Kaitlin Hill’s Instagram & Margaret Stewart) By Margaret Stewart Kaitlin Hill has been a dancer all her life. Like many young girls, her parents were the first ones to enroll her in her first dance class. “It… Read More ›
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Sankofa: Return, Go and Seek
In Africa, drum and dance are two things that are used to bring the community together, celebrate life, or create an atmosphere in the village. Sankofa is The College at Brockport’s African drum and dance ensemble. They strive to recreate… Read More ›
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Brockport’s Pride: Honoring LGBTQIA+ Students
In 2017, the percentage of adults who identify as LGBT+ rose to 4.5 percent in the United States, according to a study by Gallup. More than ever, college campuses are choosing to celebrate those students by offering Lavender Ceremonies. These ceremonies… Read More ›
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Looking Past Disability
The College at Brockport prides itself in being the first school to offer specialization on Adapted Physical Education across the country. This specialization has attracted students from around the globe. Ruben Arroyo is an international student from Puerto Rico who… Read More ›
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Brittany Brennan: Lookin’ Sharp
By Ashley Reeves As both a mother and a tattoo artist, Brittany “Baby Boo” Brennan is a busy woman. Hailing from Erie, Pennsylvania, Brennan originally attended college to pursue a degree in nursing. “I actually wanted to be a tattoo… Read More ›
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No Time to Play Cards
By Christina Giruzzi State senator Maureen Walsh recently made the suggestion that nurses “probably play cards for a considerable amount of the day” on the senate floor while considering a bill that would allow nurses to get mandatory, uninterrupted meal… Read More ›
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The legacy of Barb LeSavoy
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Brittany Brennan: Lookin’ Sharp
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Connecting with the community story by story
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