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The Rochester stand-up comedy scene has been growing recently, in regards to audience size, the number of events, and the caliber of comedians coming to town. While many Rochesterians may not have attended so much as a comedy open-mic night - and there are several that take place every
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It was about five years ago that Jonah Inikori opened his own dance studio in Rochester, Darin Price started traveling the globe to learn more about Latin dance and music, and Kerri Vaughn started teaching salsa. These three are now at the core of the Latin dance scene in
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Rochester is unquestionably a sports town. The city has its own minor-league baseball, hockey, basketball, and lacrosse squads, and a host of amateur teams in a variety of other sports. And we're not all spectators: Rochester has a wealth of sports leagues for people looking to get in on the
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Artists Unlimited provides opportunities for teens and adults with physical and/or developmental disabilities to participate in theater, including this year's production of Roald Dahl's "Willy Wonka" November 5-13 at the German House Theater (315 Gregory St). 442-6880, thegermanhouse.com. Batavia Players stages "An Evening of Sherlock Holmes" September 16-18 and its annual
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2010 Rochester Pride Events Wednesday, July 14 Out & Equal Speaker: Stephen Gould Presentation by Stephen Gould, associate director of NETWORKS! Out & Equal Workplace Advocates from California. Topic: "How Out & Equal supports employee resource groups." Bamba Bistro, 282 Alexander St. 5-6 p.m. $5. oenyfingerlakes.groupsite.com. Screening: "FagBug" On the 11th Annual National
