Chris Carosa

The Honeoye Falls Post # 664 has been in existence for 100 years. Every Memorial Day we usually do three parades: one to the North Bloomfield Cemetery, one to the Mendon Cemetery and one to the Honeoye Falls

Would you like to quickly find out what’s holding you back? Look in the mirror. Now, do you want to know why the mirror is most likely telling you the truth? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Ready. Fire! Aim.”

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The answer to this question reveals much about you. But that’s not all. It also informs you about every person you come into contact with. It offers a roadmap on who to best convince anyone to do exactly what y

History is an odd thing. It has a tendency to repeat itself. And when it doesn’t repeat itself, it still does. But only if you look hard enough. Can you see the repetition that appears here? Read this week’s Car

BREAKING NEWS: Section V Athletics Spring Sports are Cancelled
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Earlier today, Governor Cuomo announced that schools in New York state will remain closed for in person

Do you ever feel like your life seems like a non-stop merry-go-round? Even your quiet time acts like a dryer’s spin cycle. It’s true. It’s life. But some have mastered the art of lassoing that bucking bronco to ac

Are you a nitpicker? Or are you OK with letting things slide because they’re generally going in the right direction? And what might this tell you about the nature of your humanity? Read this week’s Carosa Com

Whether you are an optimist or a pessimist doesn’t matter. You can be whatever you wish. But what happens when your behavior impacts others? What is your responsibility? When forced to choose between plain truth a

The spirit of America has always been written as a collection of small-town vignettes. Classic movies reveal these stories most effectively. The spectrum of emotions allowed by the big screen touch our hearts.

What do you do when the light of hope disappears in the darkness of an endless tunnel? It might seem hard, but you have a fool-proof option. Just what is this discipline you need until the light of hope returns?

Ignorance may or may not be bliss, but it can sometimes prove the only way to do the impossible. Would you find a story like this comforting? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Never Say Never” and share it with

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Are you one of the many who are now working from home? Is this the first time you’ve experienced telecommuting? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “A Life of Flabby Loneliness” because you might be surpris