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Nov 4-10, 2015
Vol. 45, No. 9

Digital Edition

Cover Story

The freedom of perspective
- by Rebecca Rafferty

News & Opinion

News
Coming soon: HIV shots?
by Tim Louis Macaluso
Tags: News, HIV, University of Rochester

News
Home values up in Highland, Swillburg
by Christine Carrie Fien
Tags: News, Rochester neighborhoods, Swillburg

News
Climate change: How to frame the discussion
by Jeremy Moule
Tags: News

Urban Journal
The media, the candidates, and the future of politics

What will this presidential campaign teach our children? What do we want them to learn from it?
by Mary Anna Towler
Tags: Urban Journal, Republican presidential debates, presidential campaign, CNBC debate, presidential election

Feedback
Feedback 11/4
Tags: Feedback, Rochester school district, Rochester school board, Wegmans, Best of Rochester, WXXI, Bolgen Vargas

News Blog
Election results: Dinolfo prevails

Republicans keep their hold on the county executive seat, with Cheryl Dinolfo pulling in 56 percent of the vote against Democrat Sandy Frankel and Green Party candidate Rajesh Barnabas.
by Jeremy Moule

News Blog
Tricky path ahead for new, 'aggressive' school board
by Tim Louis Macaluso

News Blog
Advocates again push for boost in indigent burial assistance
by Jeremy Moule
Tags: poverty, Monroe County government, indigent burials

News Blog
Week Ahead: For the week of Monday, Nov. 9
by City news staff

Arts & Entertainment

Art
Social Reportage exhibit focuses on harvest workers

The fruits of their labor
by Rebecca Rafferty
Tags: Art, Genesee Center, Arleen Thaler, Social Reportage, Migrant Workers, Seasonal Farmworkers, Harvest, Slideshow

Choice Events
ART | Fine Craft Show & Sale and Mayday! Underground Crafts
by Olivia Lopez
Tags: Choice Events

Choice Events
KIDS | Rochester Children's Book Festival
by Rebecca Rafferty
Tags: Choice Events

Arts Blog
Eastman Museum saves collection of Indian cinema

The George Eastman Museum acquires world's largest collection of contemporary Indian cinema, including promotional posters
by Rebecca Rafferty
Tags: Slideshow

Arts Blog
Three to see

Three currently running art shows, featuring the work of four Rochester artists, deal with concepts of the human condition.
by Rebecca Rafferty
Tags: Art, Jacquie Germanow, Richard Harvey, Nancy Valle, Ax, Sculpture, Painting, Stencils, Street Art, Slideshow

Music

Music Features
The Sun Ra Arkestra carries on the musician’s legacy
by Ron Netsky
Tags: Music Features, Music Feature, Sun Ra Arkestra, Marshall Allen, Jazz, Avant-Garde, Sun Ra, Herman Poole Blount

Music Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW:

"One More Medicine Show"
by Frank De Blase
Tags: Music Reviews

Classical
"Hydrogen Jukebox" bends the opera genre

"Hydrogen Jukebox"
by Daniel J. Kushner
Tags: Classical, Music Preview, Rochester Opera, Hydrogen Jukebox, Philip Glass, Allen Ginsberg, Eastman Opera Theatre, Isaac Assor, Steven Daigle, Cassidy Thompson, Trevor Cook

Classical
Opera Review: Eastman Opera Theatre’s “Hydrogen Jukebox”

A successful experiment
by Daniel J. Kushner
Tags: Classical, Opera Review, Rochester Opera, Hydrogen Jukebox, Eastman Opera Theatre, Philip Glass

Culture

Restaurant News
Pub 235 has some shoes to fill
by Katie Libby
Tags: Restaurant News, Chow Hound, Dining News, Pub 235, Hank's Ice Cream, Sheridan's Pub, It's All Love, Calvin Eaton

The freedom of perspective
by Rebecca Rafferty
Tags: Culture, Art, Seneca Art & Culture Center, Ganondagan, Seneca, Haudenosaunee, Iroquois, Culture, Peter Jemison, Michael Galban, Cover Story

The City Seen: November 6-8

Notes from the weekend
by Antoinette Ena Johnson
Tags: Culture, Mayday Underground Craft + Art Fair, Sweet Creations, George Eastman Museum, First Friday, Image City Photography, The Hungerford, Gallery R, Visual Studies Workshop, Slideshow

Movies

Movie Reviews
Film Review: "Labyrinth of Lies"
by Adam Lubitow
Tags: Movie Reviews, Film Review, Labyrinth of Lies, Giulio Ricciarelli, Alexander Fehling, Frankfurt Auschwitz Trials

Movie Reviews
Film Review: "Victoria"
by Adam Lubitow
Tags: Movie Reviews, Film Review, Victoria, Sebastian Schipper, Laia Costa, Single Take Film

Movie Reviews
Film Review: "The Tribe"
by Adam Lubitow
Tags: Movie Reviews, Film Review, The Tribe, Miroslav Slaboshpitsky, Dryden Theatre, Deaf Cinema

Movie Reviews
Pole position

Rochester Polish Film Festival 2015
by Adam Lubitow
Tags: Movie Reviews, Film Preview, Rochester Polish Film Festival, Polish Cinema, Warsaw 44, A Grain of Truth, Call Me Marianna, Body, Gods, These Daughters of Mine

Movie Reviews
Film Review: "Digging For Fire"
by Adam Lubitow
Tags: Movie Reviews, Film Review, Digging For Fire, Joe Swanberg, Jake Johnson, Sam Rockwell

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Jan. 2007 – May 2012?

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News & Opinion

What will this presidential campaign teach our children? What do we want them to learn from it?

Republicans keep their hold on the county executive seat, with Cheryl Dinolfo pulling in 56 percent of the vote against Democrat Sandy Frankel and Green Party candidate Rajesh Barnabas.

Arts & Entertainment

The fruits of their labor

The George Eastman Museum acquires world's largest collection of contemporary Indian cinema, including promotional posters

Three currently running art shows, featuring the work of four Rochester artists, deal with concepts of the human condition.

Music

"One More Medicine Show"

"Hydrogen Jukebox"

A successful experiment

Culture

Notes from the weekend

Movies

Rochester Polish Film Festival 2015

Where are the archives from Jan. 2007 – May 2012?

Top Viewed Stories

Show us the 'Photo City' through your lens — and it could be our June 2024 cover.

The April 25 pop-up with duo Frank DeMarco and Blake Andrews features artsy gameplay via alternative controllers.

Ashley Martin infuses sweet treats to help others.

Where are the archives from
Jan. 2007 – May 2012?