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Peter Jemison, longtime site manager at Ganondagon, retires

News & Opinion

Peter Jemison, longtime site manager at Ganondagon, retires

Peter Jemison, the first Ganondagon State Historic Site manager in Victor, has retired after 35 years.

By Randy Gorbman
GOP state lawmakers sue over new district maps approved by Democrats

News & Opinion

GOP state lawmakers sue over new district maps approved by Democrats

Republicans in the NYS Legislature began legal action claiming new district maps for congressional and legislative seats signed by Gov. Hochul are gerrymandered.

By Karen DeWitt
Aldaskeller makes a home for natural wine in Rochester

Life

Aldaskeller makes a home for natural wine in Rochester

When Aldaskeller on Gregory Street opens, it will serve as a haven in Rochester for natural wines.

By Gino Fanelli
These are the people who make art come alive in Rochester

Arts & Entertainment

These are the people who make art come alive in Rochester

What does it mean to curate art, and who’s doing it?

By Rebecca Rafferty
Blackfriars' 'Too Much Light' has laughs, energy, and some cringe

Arts & Entertainment

Blackfriars' 'Too Much Light' has laughs, energy, and some cringe

The production stays faithful to the fast-paced, chaotic spirit of the piece, and the cast creates a party-like atmosphere.

By Katherine Varga
Genesee Co-op Federal Credit Union workers form union

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Genesee Co-op Federal Credit Union workers form union

The unionization of the credit union's staff mark a rare occurrence in the world of financial institutions.

By Gino Fanelli
‘A Change Is Coming’ to RoCo

Arts & Entertainment

‘A Change Is Coming’ to RoCo

A new exhibition featuring three contemporary printmakers comes to Rochester Contemporary Feb. 4-27.

By Rebecca Rafferty

News & Opinion
In Rochester, Praying at the Corner of Sorrow and Despair

In Rochester, Praying at the Corner of Sorrow and Despair

By David Andreatta

Peter Jemison, longtime site manager at Ganondagon, retires

By Randy Gorbman

GOP state lawmakers sue over new district maps approved by Democrats

By Karen DeWitt
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Arts & Entertainment
‘A Change Is Coming’ to RoCo

‘A Change Is Coming’ to RoCo

By Rebecca Rafferty

These are the people who make art come alive in Rochester

By Rebecca Rafferty

Blackfriars' 'Too Much Light' has laughs, energy, and some cringe

By Katherine Varga
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Life
Miguel Meléndez, a ‘collaborator,’ takes the helm of City Council

Miguel Meléndez, a ‘collaborator,’ takes the helm of City Council

By Gino Fanelli

Aldaskeller makes a home for natural wine in Rochester

By Gino Fanelli

Tropical paradises: these indoor hot spots will keep you warm this winter

By Rebecca Rafferty
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Music
Joywave goes on an irony 'Cleanse' with new, anthemic pop album

Joywave goes on an irony 'Cleanse' with new, anthemic pop album

By Daniel J. Kushner

Rediscovering the genius of R. Nathaniel Dett

By Mona Seghatoleslami

Thursday, Cursive, and more bring emo history to Anthology

By Patrick Hosken
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