Monroe County Sheriff's deputies are seeking a suspect who was caught on camera while robbing the HSBC Bank at 12 Courtney Drive in Perinton Monday afternoon.

Police say that around 4 p.m. yesterday the suspect approached the bank teller and handed him a note. Soon afterward, the suspect left the building with an undisclosed amount of cash. No weapon was displayed, but he did have a rolled up newspaper, according to sheriff’s spokesman Cpl. John Helfer.

He is described as a white male, 5'10," 150 pounds, with black hair. He was wearing a light blue shirt, a sun visor and black glasses, and was seen on surveillance cameras.

Anyone with additional information about the suspect is asked to call 911.

Written by SUNY Oswego theater professor Mark Cole, the comical "Pantalone Meets His Match" is set in Venice in the 1500s and centers on two lecherous old men trying to steal young brides for themselves, and the attempts of those around them to stop it.

It follows the theater genre known as “Commedia d’ell Arte” that uses stock characters and emphasizes actor improvisation and interaction with the audience. At its core, “It’s a comedy that celebrates love,” said actress Jessica Katz.

The cast includes members of an emerging theater group known as CommediaROC, which consists of Fairport High School alumni and current FHS students. The play is directed by FHS English teacher Mark Northrup and Kaylie Winkler Northrup.

Linda Flint said she didn’t just want to start a cupcake business — she wanted to do things right. The Perinton resident, whose three children are grown, started operating out of her home, and then wanted to take a step beyond selling her delectable delights at farm markets and wholesale vendors.

“We went straight ahead with a business plan,” she said. “It takes the fear away, and then becomes a matter of finding the right people to help you put it together.”

After two years of researching how to cook from scratch, she opened From Scratch Cakery in the Perinton Hills Plaza, with a  “We Have Cupcakes” sign near the entrance.

It was the sixth worst point decline for the Dow in the last 112 years and the worst one-day drop since December 2008.

Back to school: Hear how local organizations like the YWCA and Mrs. McDermott's Closet are helping needy families collect items on their school supplies lists when the national average cost per child will be $600 this year.

East Rochester Historian Jim Burlingame gives a glimpse into the "good old days" of the 1950s in his bi-weekly column.

Confessions of a 'deaf girl': Amy Sargent lost her hearing at the age of 27, and used her experience to write a book about the transition to a new way of life.

In the spotlight: Meet Liz Mehalso of Fairport, a former school teacher who likes to be "hands-on" by volunteering at the Fairport Public Library.

See who received a "cheer" for their good deeds, and find out how to submit your own.

Got a story idea? We'd love to hear it. Contact Fairport-ER reporter Bethany Young at byoung@messengerpostmedia.com.

Did your family go somewhere fun and fabulous this summer? Send us your summer vacation photos, and we’ll run some in print and some online. Visit Fairport-ERPost.com/LocalLoop to upload and share.