Park Avenue restaurants scrambled Thursday to accommodate the first lunch rush they’ve seen in months.
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POTUS POP IN: Rochester gets a glimpse of Obama
After a day or so of speculation and preemptive sour grapes, Rochester did, in fact, get a quick, casual visit from President Barack Obama today. (It had been thought that Obama would skip Rochester on his upstate swing.) The media and the general public learned about the POTUS pop in at the last minute — […]
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Go slow
Syracuse native Caleb Piron had been practicing law in Manhattan for a little while before he made the choice to move his legal career to the back burner. “It was just an itch I had to scratch,” the self-described “food nerd” says of his decision to trade pocket squares for side towels and dive into […]
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DISH ’12: Park Avenue food guide
Ever marveled at the array of signs for food along Park Avenue? With more than 30 restaurants, bars, and specialty food shops, it took me two full afternoons to visit every one. From favorites I know and love to businesses I’d never have noticed without a map, Park Avenue offers something for everyone’s appetite and […]
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Gotcha!
Imagine you’ve spent four years fulfilling what you thought were the requirements of your major, minor, or certificate, only to receive a thick envelope from the office of the university registrar less than two months before graduation. You open it and find that you’ve been “audited” by someone who doesn’t believe you’re really finished. […]
