Keeping Close to its Roots in Williamson: Rootstock Cidery & Spirits
Williamson, N.Y. — Being in the third-largest apple-producing county in the country has its perks. For Rootstock Ciderworks, it’s a way of
Family Roots and Hard Cider Taking Over Hilton, New York
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Star Cider: Tradition and Craft Cider in the Finger Lakes
HOPEWELL, N.Y.— The Finger Lakes is well-known for its variety of offerings for residents and tourists, including wine and cheese pairings. But
Tattoos, Love, and Basketball
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – To some, basketball is three words: shoot and score. For Danielle DiCintio, the sport has encompassed her life and
50 Years of Title IX: Women’s Sports are Still Short-Changed
When you think of equality in education, nothing is more significant than Title IX. The law, signed by then-president Richard Nixon in
The Bills Mafia Part Two
This is part two of the Bills Mafia series. The Bills Helmet Bar: A Tailgating Dream from Home For the Bills Mafia,
The Bills Mafia Part One
ONTARIO, N.Y. — It is no secret that the Bills Mafia is one of the most loyal fan bases in the world.
NJCAA: A Forgotten Path
ONTARIO, N.Y. — Coming out of high school, student-athletes have different competition levels to choose from. Many often pick the National Collegiate
Commitment and Collegiate Student-Athletes: A Conversation
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