Went here with my to-be hubby to get a marriage license on a Wednesday afternoon. We were asked if…read morewe had an appointment, but we did not. Being from out of town, we were not aware that these things require appointments, and really couldn't afford extra time to come back. Not to worry, the gals said they could handle us right away. The lady that took all of our information and printed our license was friendly. She obviously still likes seeing the couples that come in and was excited for us, even though we must've been her umpteenth couple. She recognized that, for us, this was a monumental moment in the process and honored that. All in all, the process took about twenty minutes (there is lots of information to be provided from both people.) I was surprised at how easy and how pleasant our experience was with any sort of bureaucracy. Thanks, Brighton!

Not to be confused with Pittsburgh, which is the 2nd most famous city that starts with "Pitts"…read more Pittsford is of course, #1. Pittsford is a lovely sleepy suburban town in the southeast part of Rochester. It's not miles away from the city of Rochester, as is the case with Victor - but it's also far enough away to be low in crime and leafy and feel extremely Suburban. It's served fairly well by the highway that goes from Rochester to Victor and not too far away from the Thruway Interstate 90. It's a few minutes from Henrietta, with all the great food, but if you want something amazing here in Pittsford then I recommend the Pittsford Dairy which has truly spectacular chocolate milk and ice creams and such. Especially at Christmas time when it's beautiful. Move your underarms towards the camera when entering this town. (Bring your Pittsforward).

Welcome to the town of Pittsford. If you're moving to the Rochester area, you might want to live…read morehere. While sometimes derided as being snobby or elitist by other suburbanites, the town sports a surprisingly diverse populace. Pittsford Schools consistently place in the top 50 nationally, with a high percentage of students graduating and going to competitive colleges.

Such a great library with so much fun n stuff to do. Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. From…read morea wide selection of children's books and a play area in the back area of the children's area. So much for the little ones to do and get hands on. Love their travel section as well, everything is so well organized and maintained. If you want something they don't have they will get it for you. Lots of community activities going on, make sure to check out their calendar.

This is my childhood library, so every visit has a fair amount of rose colored nostalgia. But as an…read moreadult, I continued to patronize Brighton and will continue to do so. Sometimes, when I walk in, I still see the old layout from before the 90s era renovation, which tells you how much time I spent here. But I'd still do it in a minute. It was in the children's space where I truly became a reader. I'm happy to report that the children's space is still as magical as it was upwards of 30 years ago. I still like looking around for the newest in so-called juvenile fiction (which can be more daring and brave than "adult" fiction, but that's a rant for another day). At one time, BML had a book with a plate in it celebrating my completion of the summer reading program, and I made a point to check it out to keep its circulation statistics boosted. Alas, that book has since been weeded out, but a picture of a bookplate is forever. Brighton's collection is decent sized, definitely one of the larger ones in the area. When you walk in, new releases are in the room to your right. What I really like is the shelf near the entrance featuring award winners, popular titles, and things you may have missed the first time around. It's a great way to find something new. There are plenty of tables to get work done at, and small study rooms are available. A good library should have a mix of quiet and a low roar, and BML has that in droves. I will continue to utilize Brighton Memorial Library for as long as I am able to. In a world full of ebooks, sometimes you just need a physical copy, and there's nothing like going to your childhood library to grab a book.

I wish I took more photos. I hosted my sister's baby shower here. The staff were amazing and so…read morehelpful. The space was large for the 50 people and cool. People complained it was too cold in there with it being 85 outside. You don't hear that too often. We had rooms 204a/b which was perfect for the event.

What a fun canter for all!! Loads of free activities for all ages of people. They have a football…read more field and clubs during the summer! Recently relocated from W Irondequoit to find all this excitement for our grandson, who trains at TSE in off season.

It's not fair how we get treated in airports, is it? But then it if was, I suppose they'd be called…read moreFairports. Fairport is a beautiful little wooded village with lovely swamp lands, marshes, and nature walks, just to the east of Rochester. You would think that you were a million miles away from a major city especially in the summertime, although it can get a little brutal in the winter time. Look out for the police cuz they are typical small-town police. At least the ones I've had the misfortune of interacting with, are.

The town of Greece has it going on! Their parks and community center has so many things to offer…read more Playground is great, lots of fun things for the kiddos to do. The water park is definitely my favorite, very safe and well maintained. There's a really nice walking path with workout equipment throughout. The community center offers so many great programs for kids and adults. Halloween here is the best, with art projects to be created, games to be played. A bounce house! The parking lot turns into a trick or trunk adventure, with so many community members like police officers and firefighters hanging out candy. There's even a DJ. Such a great event.

I have been a resident of the town of Greece my entire life. When it came time to get married we…read moredecided to rent Lodge One at Braddock Bay Park. We contacted them several times about cleaning the outside of the lodge .. was told it would be done. The day of our wedding they just took the chairs and put it over the bird droppings .. as if we wouldn't notice. The outside of the building was disgusting. We ended up cleaning cobwebs, bird dropping off the concrete and window screens, there was a light on the building that was broken, we sent emails to William Reilich and Peter O'Brien and of course I never heard back from them. So if you are looking to rent Lodge One do it in winter months you won't be embarrassed that your guests will see the filth .. I have attached pictures of the outside of the lodge ..

The Town Hall and Public Library are adjacent at each end of a lonf corridors that connects them…read moreboth. Simple architecture, but gorgeous landscapes of rolling little hills and lawns. peaceful.

We had three trees taken down and Town cleaned up everything that was cut. They did an amazing…read morejob, thank you for the great work. MR