Webster, New York

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Take The Lead Ballroom - The leader in ballroom dancing. "Learn to dance like the stars on tv! Rochester's very own Susie Buck can having you dancing the Waltz, Tango, Cha Cha Cha, Swing and so much more in no time at all! Learn from a professional instructor who is experienced at teaching. Private lessons and group classes are available. Learn at your own pace. Lessons are available from beginner to advanced dancer. International and American Styles are taught in all major dances. Have fun and get out on the floor in no time at all. Singles and couples are welcome. Bride and Grooms work on your wedding dance! Choreography and coaching also available for advanced competitor dancers. Lessons available at 1225 Jefferson Rd. (Frontier Commons Plaza) and 980 Ridge Rd. E (Webster Plaza). Other locations coming soon! Contact Susie at (585) 503-7087." Comment: My wife learned ballroom dancing from Susie Buck. Her methods for teaching dance phobic partners is simply amazing and very successful.

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Village of Webster, New York. "The Village of Webster is situated on historic Ridge Road at the point where, in 1812, James Spear built the first permanent frame building in which he ran a tavern called the Stage Coach Inn. In the same year Dr. William R. Ellis built an office and a general store near the present-day four corners. By 1830 the first brick building had been constructed and both the Presbyterians and Baptists had erected church buildings, also near the four corners..."
Webster, New York. Town of Webster New York official Web site.

Yahoo! discussion group on Webster, New York. "This discussion is open to Webster, New York residents who want to talk about politics, development, nature, conservation, schools, taxes, zoning, and more."

Open space development planning group
Webster Museum and Historical Society. "The history of Webster, NY (1800-present) comes to life at the Webster Museum. Changing exhibits depict Webster as an agricultural community, showing its early industrial development and its growth as a 21st century community. The collection has been assembled over many years. Treasured items from Webster’s early settlers, photographs, costumes and memorabilia from schools, community groups and churches reflect the town’s heritage...

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