On June 10, 1956 several community members from the East Rochester Rotary, the Penfield Rotary, the Pittsburgh Rotary, and the Fairport Rotary gathered at the long-gone Country House in East Rochester. Together they solved a conundrum that many families in the area faced: How can summer camps include people with disabilities?  It was then that Camp Haccamo was born.

Deep in the forests and rural stretches of the United States, whispers echo of a terrifying beast—a creature walking upright with the head of a snarling canine and the body of a muscular man. This terrifying figure is known as the Dogman, and it's a legend that’s only grown in scope and spine-chilling detail since its emergence in modern folklore.

Lifelong Rochester resident Clianda Florence sat down with Nick and Christine to discuss her advocacy work in the (585) community.