Stephen Lenz

4 days ago | krocnews.com | Stephen Lenz

I was recently speaking to the owner of a local bakery and the topic of "leftovers" came up. With small businesses running on such tight margins these days, I could only imagine that there would have to be a very creative use for the delicious items that didn't get swooped up on their freshest day. So his answer didn't surprise me when he said that many bakeries - especially those on the smaller side - will take their unpurchased items and use them to create new products.

5 days ago | wyrk.com | Stephen Lenz

When you think of the many types of animals that roam throughout the State of New York, you can probably name quite a few. But would you add Moose to that list? Well, you should. According to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, they found that about 700 moose resided within the Adirondack Blue Line which encompasses Franklin, Essex, and Clinton Counties in the Adirondacks Northern Tier through aerial surveys that were conducted between 2016 and 2019.

5 days ago | powerboise.com | Stephen Lenz

Growing up, you probably felt a little "fancy" when you wore a specific designer label. Polo pony or alligator, anyone? You likely got the same sense of fancy from certain foods you ate, whether they were special treats at home, or something you saw in another family's house, or just spotted on TV and dreamed of eating. Grey Poupon CommercialFood companies did a great job at positioning food that was not fancy, to say the least, but the labels made them look fancy.

5 days ago | hot975fm.com | Stephen Lenz

Take a long look at the cover picture of this article -Huge smiles all around! We live in a fast-paced world these days. Some days/weeks, all it seems like we have on our minds is to go through our daily routine - rush to make it to work on time - Monday through Friday mostly just drags along until FINALLY the weekend. We forget about the good old days - and the neighborhood lemonade stands.

5 days ago | sportsradio977.com | Stephen Lenz

In 2023, experts predicted that the cost of raising a child from birth to adulthood (18-years old) would be about $235,000. They were wrong. In a new study by the Department of Health, they say the actual costs of rearing a child is closer to $300,000. That's a 25-percent jump from 2023's projections. One of the biggest factors is the cost of daycare or child care.