Gray Craig has been investigating crime in the Rochester area for decades, and lately, one country club story has shot to the top of the "click views" standings and that is his coverage of the lawsuit going on at Oak Hill Country Club.

In 1981 Eddie Harris opened Eddie’s Chicken Coop in Rochester, NY, after working as a Chef and Manager for another famous restaurant. While trying to make a unique sauce for his new restaurant, his loving mother suggested that he use the secret family recipe. It was an instant success, and they agreed that it was the Boss of all Sauces. Thus, Boss Sauce was born!

Sal Maiorana, one of the longest-tenured sports writers in the history of the Gannett newspapers in Rochester.  He first came to the Democrat and Chronicle in 1986 to cover golf, later added Syracuse University football to his duties, and since 1990, he has been the primary beat reporter/columnist covering the Buffalo Bills. With more than 35 years of experience, he is also now the longest-tenured day-to-day reporter in the history of the Bills.  Sal has won the Rochester Press-Radio Club's sports writer of the year award twice, he is an enshrinee to the Frontier Field Walk of Fame, he has won numerous writing awards and citations for Gannett, and he is also the author of 22 books including several on the Bills, but also books, among others, about the New York Yankees, Buffalo Sabres, Syracuse University, and Oak Hill Country Club. In addition to his writing, Sal can also be heard weekly on the Buffalo Brothers radio show on iHeart, and he is co-host of a podcast for the BLEAV Network entitled BLEAV in Bills.

Ernie Clement, Brighton native who is now an MLB player for the Toronto Blue Jays, is our featured speaker with his story of how failure made his success popular.

Next generation McDonald's Franchisee. Louis presents on their focus around their core values Serve, Inclusion, Integrity, Community, Familyand how they bring them to life in the restaurant.

Rochester Rotarian since 1996, Norm Silverstein. Don Alhart interviews Norm touching on his recent retirement announcement as President and CEO of WXXI Public Media. Norm has led the organization since 1995. He has seen the organization grow from one television and two radio stations to a public media organization that now includes four public television stations, one cable channel for the city of Rochester, and six public radio stations.

The rise of partisan animosity—the tendency of Democrats and Republicans to dislike and distrust one another—is one of the most notable developments of 21st-century American politics. Jamie will discuss how animus influences a wide range of political behaviors including issue positions, evaluations of political leaders, support for compromise, and support for democratic norms. That said, he will also explain why the growth of partisan animosity does not inevitably mean that democracy is eroding.