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A reputed mobster once was charged with beating a man with a tire iron in the posh Rochester restaurant.

Its catchy advertising jingle was “When the hungries hit…hit the Red Barn.”

We look back at the most popular "Whatever Happened to …" columns that the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle has published over the past four months.

Plenty of Christmas-season memories were made downtown, with rides aboard the Midtown Plaza monorail and visits to Sibleys Toyland topping the list.

The Junior League of Rochester raised funds with holiday events from 1986 to 1992.

It was the tallest mountain in downtown and the place where kids would whisper wishes in Santas ear.

Toyland likely dates back to the earliest days of Sibley’s, which started on Main Street in 1868.

To be licensed in New York state, audiologists need to complete nine months of supervised experience and pass a written exam.

Lums peaked at about 400 restaurants nationwide, including at least half a dozen outlets in the Rochester area.