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Past articles by Steve:
Michael York: 'I have not lost anything. In fact, I think I’ve gained'
In 2022, actor Michael York—oh, you know him from something—and his wife Pat sold their $7M house in Hollywood Hills, and their extensive art collection, and, well, even the plaque Michael received with his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Then moved into Charter House to be closer to Mayo Clinic. → Read More
'We hope we never find what we’re trained to find'
Rochester Police Department’s two bomb-detection dog teams have one job: sniffing out explosives. → Read More
10 (or so) Questions with ... Warren Wong
Columnist Steve Lange talks to the retired IBMer and Chicago and Lake Pepin sailing legend. → Read More
'Our job is to save lives'
The SWAT team. The negotiator. The Throwbot. Inside the Emergency Response Unit. → Read More
Random Rochesterite: Kayleigh Seward
Name: Kayleigh Seward Age: 10 Occupation: Student Where we found her: Backyard house concert You were dancing when we met. In fact, we were dancing together! What’s your favorite music to dance to? Dancing Queen—because it makes us dance! What school do you go to? I go to Harriet Bishop at Overland. I’m in the fourth grade. Mrs. Schultze and Miss Alyssa are my teachers. What do you like about… → Read More
He was banned from Major League Baseball. Then he restarted his life in Rochester
Following his role in one of sport’s most notorious scandals, Charles “Swede” Risberg rebuilt his life—after his lifetime ban from Major League Baseball—right here in Rochester. → Read More
10 (or so) questions with ... Hélène Genéty
Recent transplant from Paris and volunteer coordinator at Channel One Food Bank. → Read More
Time apart pays dividends in the time together
Columnist Steve Lange says a little space and some alone time can make everyone happier, healthier. → Read More
People say the darnedest things to the police
Columnist Steve Lange says reports to law enforcement can be entertaining reading. → Read More
America’s tallest man, and a heavy weight
Igor Vovkovinskiy—who was 6 feet tall and 200 pounds as a 6-year-old, who endured dozens of surgeries as he grew to 7-foot-8, whose only hope at a cure meant he had to be uprooted from his homeland—faced his share of struggles. → Read More
Oddchester: The tool box
Every so often I get a chance to try to show my “soul heaven” feelings through a tangible item. → Read More
Black in Rochester: Experiencing blatant racism
Part 2 of Black in Rochester: The Two-Minute Video Series → Read More
Black in Rochester: What you can do--right now--to make race relations better
Part 1 of Black in Rochester: The Two-Minute Video Series → Read More
John Titor, so far, withstands the test of time
Columnist Steve Lange finds that the tale of a time traveler has long legs. → Read More
John Titor: Who was the time traveler that visited Rochester?
20 years ago, the most famous “time traveler” of this generation lit up the Internet. He had come from the year 2036 to help save the world. And he was heading to Rochester for the IBM 5100. → Read More
Oddchester: One Harley, $200, four states
For 15 straight years, my dad and I have taken a weeklong motorcycle trip, during which we have ridden 32,000 miles, visited 31 states, and been chased by The Wolfman of New Hampshire. → Read More
Oddchester: The Faerie Garden
Two summers ago, Olivia (now a second grader at Lincoln Elementary) and her little brother Will started a faerie garden—just a few gnomes and some colored crystals—outside their family’s Slatterly Park home. → Read More
Black in Rochester: What you can do--right now--to make race relations better
Part 1 of Black in Rochester: The Two-Minute Video Series → Read More
10 (or so) questions with...Sarah Czaplewski-Campbell
Sarah Czaplewski-Campbell: That was my Master’s degree paper. I studied Biomedical Engineering, focusing on Tissue Engineering as in body tissues like tendons at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. RM: And then you went on to work on Scott bath tissue for Kimberly Clark? SC-C: Yes. And there was some pretty interesting stuff like actually working on product to make the towels more absorbent,… → Read More
The Supercomputer And A (Very Real) Virus
How IBM-Rochester is helping in the fight against COVID-19 (An excerpt and update from our April, 2020 story) → Read More