Ever wonder what #ROC neighborhoods looked like before they were demolished for the Inner Loop? I found out by chance. Here's one of my favorite stories, featuring the News 8 WROC archives Chuck Schumer Kirsten Gillibrand Malik Evans

My view from work. A sky so fierce and beautiful! #roc

Thunder’s so loud you can hear it from inside the ⁦News 8 WROC⁩ studio. ⁦@WxChristineG⁩ is at the helm w good news (sunshine on Monday) #roc #enoughwiththerain

Honoring 6 exceptional Rochesterians who responded to Ground Zero on 9/11. Saturday, Sept 11th at Italian American Community Center. Ticket info: musicofthestars.net/events

New movie starring the son of Philip Seymour Hoffman 🙂 #licoricepizza #roc

Ukrainian Poppy Seed Cake. Topped with mangos.

2 former broadcasters, 11 fantastic kids, 1 wonderful book: Janet Lomax and I got to read Change Sings by ⁦Amanda Gorman⁩ at Notre Dame Learning Center in #roc ⭐️

Teens who said they felt “close to people at school” were far less likely to report having attempted or thought about attempting suicide and were far less likely to report poor mental health than those who did not feel connected at school.

In NYC to see new musical Paradise Square Broadway. With my sister and best friend Liz ❤️

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A little evening book of blessings is a great idea for little ones. Love the text and verse and pictures and the personalization. bit.ly/3BR9bui

An outstanding film in every aspect! What a gift!!🎶🎤🎵🎼

I just subscribed to Alex Thompson reports stuff newsletter alexthompson.substack.com/?utm_medium=we…

My book, Art Imitating Life Imitating Death references Noble Johnson, a neighbour here on Devonshire Street. Sadly, Noble died recently. I called into Barry Johnson on Christmas Eve to extend my sympathy. Our thoughts are with Noble's family and friends. rip.ie/death-notice/n…

A gingko! brighterblooms.com/products/autum…

The Holly Bough So nice to be included in this 126 year old Christmas tradition.

30 yrs a writing. Yet, sometimes I feel like a water beetle stating on the surface of a very deep well. Grateful for the kindness of people. The encouraging honk from a taxi driver - a knowing nod from a passed-by is all that it takes to keep the dream alive.

With some patience and professional help, the book, Maggie's Brood is now available. Her story as an Irish immigrant is one of tragedy, trauma and triumph. Available through local book stores soon.