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Jell-O has been a classic treat enjoyed through the ages.

Four local vegetable operations are again included in the list of top 100 growers in the United States

Kathy Hochul paid a visit to a to number of local businesses on Saturday.

Shop in local stores so they can expand was the theme of Hochul's visit on Saturday.

Rather than mob a mall, golf enthusiasts mobbed local golf courses the day after Thanksgiving to take advantage of unseasonably warm weather.

For anyone concerned that Christmas has left the city, it will be front and Centre, organizers say.

Join in the holiday spirit at the first “Taste of the Holidays."

Dann Bilardello will return in 2012 for his third season as manager of the Batavia Muckdogs.

Playwright Stewart Hanges, listens with cast members of his play "The Flagpole" as adjudicators discuss what they liked -- or did not -- about the production

Carl Zenger said it’s going to be “marvelous,” the new visitor center and administration building at the Iroquois National Wildlife Center.

There are more trees this year, and more people showed up Friday for the Wonderland of Trees gala at the Holland Land Office Museum.

The Plaids have left the building. But the Theater Association of New York State’s annual Festival continues Sunday at GCC.

The line of kids waiting to see Santa stretched across the store to the door at Oliver's Candies.

Santa was spotted at Present Tense this past weekend for their holiday open house.

The Batavia Muckdogs will open their 2012 season June 18 at Dwyer Stadium against the Auburn Doubledays, the team said in announcing its 2012 season schedule Thursday.

The 10th annual exhibition of the "Wonderland of Trees' takes the stage at the Holland Land Office Museum.

The best of the state's community theater takes center stage at Genesee Community College this weekend.

A look at productions featured at the Theater Association of New York State Festival, which begins Friday and continues through Sunday in the GCC.

Celebrated artist Joseph Whalen of Lockport said he had been painting for about five years before he grasped the principles behind his creations.

The soldier has stood guard in the same spot now for decades, watching the traffic in his hometown zoom past each day.

Genesee Chorale turns 40 this year but the organization is not sitting back and resting on its laurels.

“Naomi in the Living Room,” one of the one-act plays presented by The Forum Players at GCC, will be presented this month at TANYS.

Thurman Thomas will serve as the face of Batavia Downs Casino, promoting the company’s brand throughout communities across upstate New York.

David Huebsch, a member of The All Weather Gang group of outdoor painters, will present a demonstration at Tuesday's meeting of the Batavia Society of Artists.