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Jim Memmott

Jim Memmott

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Columnist, Democrat and Chronicle

Geneseo

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Total articles 889

  • At York Central, a morning’s reflections on the horrors of the Holocaust

    By Jim Memmott Verified| Democrat and Chronicle Verified What happened during the Holocaust almost 90 years ago in Europe can seem long ago and far away from York Central School in rural Livingston County. But on March 27, the horrors and the lessons of the Holocaust were brought home to students from the eighth through the 12th grades. It wasn’t an easy morning. “I felt heartbroken at what these people had to go through,” said Jayden Jackson, a senior.

    By Jim Memmott Verified · Democrat and Chronicle

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Robert E. Ginna Jr., a multi-talented Aquinas grad, dies at 99

    By Jim Memmott Verified| Democrat and Chronicle Verified Robert Emmett Ginna Jr. a writer, editor, film producer and one-time UFO chronicler, returned to Rochester in 2018 for the reunion of the Aquinas Institute Class of 1943. Before attending his first reunion in 75 years, he studied yearbook pictures in the hope that he would know who was who. That could not have helped too much. The years reshape a person.

    By Jim Memmott Verified · Democrat and Chronicle

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • At York Central, a morning’s reflections on the horrors of the Holocaust

    By Jim Memmott Verified| Democrat and Chronicle Verified What happened during the Holocaust almost 90 years ago in Europe can seem long ago and far away from York Central School in rural Livingston County. But on March 27, the horrors and the lessons of the Holocaust were brought home to students from the eighth through the 12th grades. It wasn’t an easy morning. “I felt heartbroken at what these people had to go through,” said Jayden Jackson, a senior.

    By Jim Memmott Verified · Democrat and Chronicle

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Democrat and Chronicle

Rochester, New York, United States

+1 585-924-3406