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Local contestant wins big on ‘The Price is Right’
WATCH: Ontario resident Jeremy Punsririruk’s Final Showcase on “The Price is Right” (Video/CBS Entertainment) ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Come on down! We had a local contestant on “The Price Is Right!” Jeremy Punsiriruk got very lucky on Monday’s episode. He was the closest to guessing the price of the spa retreat prize in Arizona and […]
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Victor native Jack Mancuso sears his name to fame as Chef Cuso
At the intersection of grill recipes, food experiments and sports on just about any social media platform, one is likely to find Chef Cuso. It’s a moniker for Victor native Jack Mancuso, the face behind (and in front of) the Chef Cuso handle who makes it very clear that he is “not a chef,” even […] The post Victor native Jack Mancuso sears his name to fame as Chef Cuso appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture. .
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Talk of the Tiers: Tommy Hilfiger
(WETM) – On this episode of Talk of the Tiers, Jim sits down with renowned fashion designer and Elmira native, Tommy Hilfiger. Tommy Hilfiger sits down to discuss his new book, being honored in his hometown, celebrating the Tommy Hilfiger Fashion Business School at Elmira College, developing an interest in fashion at age 18, the […]
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The Crimson Quill Brings Horror and Dark Literature to Rochester
For Kenna Paige, the 28-year-old Rochester native behind The Crimson Quill, opening a bookstore has never been a mere passing interest — rather, it is a dream she has carried for years, one that she is finally preparing to turn into reality in Rochester’s South Wedge neighborhood. Set to open shortly before Christmas 2026, The Crimson Quill will become Rochester’s first horror and dark literature themed bookstore.
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1862: Silas C. Doolittle to Coleman W. Doolittle
Silas C. Doolittle was born on August 14, 1843, in Butler, New York, to Loren Doolittle (1790-1860) and Phebe Worth (1805-1872). His father was a lawyer who owned $550 of personal property in 1860. Doolittle grew up and attended school in Wolcott, New York, and by 1860, he was working as a farmer.
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Volunteers keep the pages turning for the Friends of the Library Book Sale
The lines that wrap around the block at 509 Esty St. in Ithaca twice a year show that appreciation for physical media is alive and well in the Tompkins County community. The sale is only made possible by a group of dedicated volunteers who not only work during the sale, but year-round behind the scenes on sorting donations and dispersing profits.
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George Eastman Museum opens annual ‘Sweet Creations’ display
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The George Eastman Museum has launched its annual “Sweet Creations” exhibit as the holiday season begins. The exhibit features more than 50 handcrafted gingerbread creations along with dozens of decorated trees, wreaths and mantel displays. Staff at the museum said the popular holiday tradition keeps them busy. “This is our busiest time […]