Where can you grab a latte with a side of mango sorbet and a choice of 40 toppings?

Thanks to the hard work of brothers Ken and Larry Cohen, that place will be Yummies, a frozen yogurt and specialty coffee shop in the village of Fairport.

The energetic brothers are natives of Buffalo, and see the new cafe as the fulfillment of their long-time dream.

“My brother and I always wanted to open a business together,” said Ken, 39, who left a job managing an optical store. Larry, 42, was transferred to Rochester while working for Windstream Corp.

After visiting another self-serve frozen yogurt shop last summer, they decided to pattern their business after the same concept. The result was a menu with 18 different flavors of “fro-yo” and a selection of 40 different toppings.

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar restaurants across upstate New York and Connecticut, is continuing its tradition of thanking the millions of U.S. veterans and active duty military for their service to our country. On Veterans Day, Sunday, November 11, current and former servicemen and women are invited to come to Applebee’s restaurants for a great meal and heartfelt “thanks”… absolutely free.

On Veterans Day only, veterans and those on active duty with proof of United States military service can choose one free entrée from Applebee’s Veterans Day Menu:

It's summer time, and the staff at Donnelly's Public House decided to take a 16-day trip without leaving town.

Some customers got confused when they saw daily Facebook updates on the pub's page that showed daily updates with photos from breweries in other states.

But this was all part of an effort to educate people about beer, and the places where some of the best brew is made.

"We didn't really go on a trip, but it was completely conceivable that we did," said owner Scott Donnelly. "The goal of our marketing was to engage people, and have fun with it."

The "trip" lasted 16 days and included stops at nine different breweries across the U.S.