We’ve all seen it. Name-calling, ridiculing, spreading rumors, or even hitting. But how do you tell the difference between bullying and behavior that’s just … mean? It can be a challenge, especially considering that most youth don’t tell an adult when they’ve been bullied. It’s up to parents to recognize and identify the behavior and respond accordingly. Read moreBullying Prevention Depends on Parents and Coaches
Dansville is about to welcome a vibrant new addition to its historic Main Street. On June 29th, the community will come together for a unique “Paint Party” to celebrate Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross, often referred to as the “Angel of the Battlefield.” Residents will help paint Dansville’s newest mural, created by acclaimed muralist Melissa Stratton-Pandina, on the south-facing wall of 170 Main Street, steps away from the historic Chapter 1 House. Read moreCelebrating Clara Barton: A Mural Project in Dansville
According to the U.S Census Bureau, nearly half of all children in Rochester live in poverty. This staggering number is the second highest in the nation among mid-to-large cities, and emergency shelters are bursting as homelessness continues to rise in Monroe County. Read moreBringing Hope to Women One Table at a Time: Home Start Hope Supports Women and Children in their Transition from Homelessness to Independent Living
As a parent of teens, June now means the end of spring sports and activities, end of school year traditions at school and at home, final exam prep (Regents, AP, and SAT/ACT now! Eek!), and an eye to the summer break ahead. When I flip my school district’s calendar to June, however, nostalgia reminds me of Lima Primary’s Teddy Bear Picnic following their Flag Day ceremony and walk around the block. I fondly remember a class (Mrs. Tisa’s class?) signing the Star-Spangled Banner in ASL, an extra bonus of pride. Read moreHonoring Flag Day Amidst the Hustle and Bustle of June
In the heart of Fairport, where the scent of freshly baked pizza mingles with the bustling energy of the community, lies a cherished establishment - Salvatore’s. But this isn’t just any pizza joint; it’s a story woven with familial ties, childhood memories, and a passion for serving others. Meet Alessio and Sarah Santiago, who took over the Fairport location in April 2024. Read moreA Slice of Life: Alessio and Sarah Santiago Take Over Salvatore’s Fairport Location
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