- Issue Archive for
- Sep 6-12, 2006
- Vol. 35, No. 51
News & Opinion
Going up, getting down
Get on St. Phillip's Escalator, Rochester's garage-busting rock trio
The puppet is political
The XX Files
Reader feedback - 09.06.06
Religion and humanism
The downsizing of Renaissance Square
A mid-sized theater is no longer part of the mix at Renaissance Square.
Present tense
The Rochester Public Market is one the area's longest running venues.
Arts & Entertainment
"Dead Rising"
Zombies + shopping mall + Xbox 360 = a good time
Exploring the uncertainties of a life shared
Love's fickle embrace
Calling all Rhinos fans
What do all those empty seats at PAETEC mean for the team?
"Star Trek" turns 40
The sci-fi staple keeps boldly going
Music
Moutin Reunion Quartet
French twins double your jazz pleasure at Water Street
Home plate juke joint
This week, Frank digs on Dylan and goes to the Woodshed for Texas Son
Music reviews - 09.06.06
This week: New discs from Bob Reynolds, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, New York Dolls, and Public Enemy
Special Sections
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
Late summer family fun
Three ways to keep the family entertained this week
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
The eternal scrapbook
Kids' music seems the most marginal of all markets compared to others currently available by the music industry
Movies
"The Wicker Man"
A horror remake that finally brings something fresh to the genre
"Half Nelson"; "Sir! No Sir!"
A gripping drama and a Nam documentary explore battles on the homefron
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Squandering taxpayer money. Andy needs to pay a visit and clean house!
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on May 17, 2013
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Some of those duets rocked. Seriously has an ousted performer ever been promoted so much?
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on May 17, 2013
Re: How do parents feel about the Rochester school district?
As a teacher in the district for over a decade, I can tell you that…
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