Brockport's ZBA appointments spark discussion
Two Village of Brockport officials took exception to the recent appointment of one of the Zoning Board of Appeals members. more

Brockport student art featured on Main Street
Village officials and merchants joined students and instructors of the New York State Summer School of the Arts at a reception held at Soulshine to celebrate the display of street banners created by the summer arts students. more

Brockport watercolor artist recognized
Brockport artist Dianne Hickerson received the Juror's Award for her painting "Lenten Roses" appearing in the Rochester Art Club Juried Exhibition 2005 at the Rochester Institute of Technology. more

Ceremony planned to honor Sweden resident
G. Spencer Terry was a near life-long resident of the Brockport community. He served with the US Army 74th Engineers in Europe during World War II. more

Churchville Volunteer Fire Department honored for flood rescue
Fighting fires is only one of the things firefighters are trained to do. They have to be ready to respond to a wide array of emergencies and rescues. This was the case on September 11, 2004 when a mother and her three- and seven-year-old sons needed to be rescued from Black Creek in Churchville after their canoe capsized. more

Florida ice cream shop has area connection
I’m not truly a morning person and this morning (July 23) at our breakfast table I really had to blink. At first I thought Suburban News had enlarged the size of their printed pages. A second look made me realize I was looking at an article about our favorite ice cream stop in Florida. more

Hilton's Citizen of the Year honored
John Duggan has been chosen as Hilton's "Citizen of the Year." more

Home Bureau reaches across generations to help others
In the early 1900s, farming was the way many families made their living in upstate New York. more

Lake Ontario's water levels - too low, too high, just right?
An overflow crowd of nearly 250 Lake Ontario area residents jammed the Greece Town Hall to listen to and speak about proposed new plans to regulate water levels in the lake by controlling outflow through the St. Lawrence River. more

New doctor joins Lakeside's OB/GYN staff
Dispelling rumors that Lakeside was going to close its OB department, it has appointed Vanessa E. Junor, DO, an obstetrician/gynecologist, to its staff. more

Port of Call Community Players schedule auditions
The Port of Call Community Players are scheduling auditions for its fall performances. Neil Simon's comedy, "Come Blow Your Horn," is scheduled to be performed September 30, October 1, 7 and 8 in the Cosgrove Middle School. more

Public hearing on Redman Road rezoning August 2
Town of Sweden officials will hear residents' concerns regarding a potential rezone of four parcels of land totaling about 130 acres at a public hearing on August 2. more

Red Onion team hosts firematic competition August 6
Since about 1967, the Spencerport Fire Department has had a competition team called the Red Onions. The team is made up of active Spencerport firefighters. more