Should I get out of the stock market? That is a question I have been asked many times lately as stocks have gyrated wildly. The short answer is “No,” and that should be the end of this article. Nevertheless, I ...
Read More »Stock market anxiety: Here’s why you should stay in the game
Investment executives say recession anxiety is currently overblown 
The United States economy has been in a period of growth for nearly a decade and markets have largely been on the rise in recent years, but with an economic downturn almost certain to come eventually some investors are wondering ...
Read More »MCBA Foundation accepting grant applications 
The Foundation of the Monroe County Bar Association, the charitable arm of the Monroe County Bar Association, is accepting applications for grants to support charitable, educational, civic, and humane purposes in the legal community. The Foundation is seeking to fund ...
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Read More »Screening tests are important for maintaining one’s health 
Preventative health screening tests are an important way to detect potential diseases or health disorders early before symptoms become noticeable, and such tests can often lead to better health outcomes and longer lives. Doctors say a healthy diet, exercise and ...
Read More »Prioritizing wellness doesn’t have to be difficult 
Ever feel your life is just full of decisions? If so, then actually you are right. Researchers estimate that the average adult makes about 35,000 remotely conscious decisions each day. And as your level of responsibility increases, so does the ...
Read More »Promoting conscious capitalism in the Rochester business community 
On Dec. 13, I had the great pleasure of attending a meeting of the Rochester Chapter of Conscious Capitalism held in the offices of SWBR Architects. The meeting was advertised as “Measuring What Matters” and featured work undertaken by SWBR ...
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Read More »RocIDEA Connection workshop to focus on intersectional feminism
RocCity Coalition is hosting its next RocIDEA Connection event—a workshop on intersectional feminism—on Thursday, Jan. 10, in conjunction with Rochester Young Professionals. The event will include a presentation, Q&A and small group discussions on the concepts of identity, intersectionality and ...
Read More »The first rule of thumb in a market reversal: Don’t panic 
The month of December was a brutal one for investors, with the Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 indices falling more than 10 percent, and the Nasdaq and Russell 2000 indices falling approximately 12 percent and 14.5 percent, ...
Read More »Major downturn not likely but best to prepare anyway
I’m no Cassandra. I’m a realist who started his career in the mid-1980s and has experienced many economic cycles. The recent divergence between the economy’s performance and markets around the world reminded me of a column I wrote for the ...
Read More »January 4, 2019 
1. Bridging the Gap: Seneca Art Across Generations
Rochester Museum & Science Center is looking at how objects connect us with the past and inspire the present through Bridging the Gap: Seneca Art Across Generations. Guests are invited to explore this idea through the intricate beadwork created ...
Read More »2. Dancing with the Stars: Live!
Dancing with the Stars: Live! is coming to Rochester Broadway Theatre League’s Auditorium Theatre at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 8. Don’t miss your favorite stars—and professional dancers—take the stage with numbers that will make you want to get up ...
Read More »3. Vocal Training Course
Hosted by Golden Link Folk Singing Society, Colleen Liggett is offering a three-week group Vocal Training Course for singing enthusiasts starting on Tuesday, Jan. 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Twelve Corners Presbyterian Church. Liggett has been a vocal ...
Read More »4. “Whispering Inhibitions”
Victoria Visikio LLC Productions presents Lara Brelle’s “Whispering Inhibitions.” Brelle is an award-winning actor, playwright, director and producer. “Whispering Inhibitions” follows Brelle’s life from the 1970s and ’80s to the present day. There are times of darkness, psychological breakdowns, sexual ...
Read More »5. “Beat-the-Blahs” Haskell Rosenberg Memorial Series
The Opera Guild of Rochester is presenting its annual “Beat-the-Blahs” Haskell Rosenberg Memorial Series every Sunday in January. Opera lovers are encouraged to come enjoy an opera movie with refreshments and a brief pre-show talk. This year’s series includes, Gounod’s ...
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