Fall Guide 2019
To many of us culture enthusiasts, autumn is the most magical time of the year. Sure, the cooler temps are comfortably cozy and fall flavors are seriously palatable, but it's also the top of the season for theater, visual arts, classical music, and other cultural offerings. The arts community comes fully alive again after a relatively slow spell. More...
News & Opinion
RCSD facing spending concerns
The Rochester City School District may have overspent its budget for the 2018-2019 school year, but it's unclear how much money is involved and what impact, if any, this could have on students' school programs. The discrepancy was found during a routine year-end audit by the district's external auditor, school board President Van White said in an interview today.
News & Opinion
Barnhart appointed to County Legislature seat
Rachel Barnhart, the Democratic nominee for the 21st Legislative District seat, was unanimously selected Wednesday by the district’s Democratic leaders to fill a vacancy left by Mark Muoio, who resigned last month amid questions about his residency.
News & Opinion
Climate strikes come to Rochester
The seriousness of climate change, now more accurately called global climate disruption, increases by the day.
News & Opinion
Midtown Athletic renovation gets assist from taxpayers
Midtown Athletic Club isn’t for everybody. So why is everybody paying for its expansion?
Sep 17, 2019
News & Opinion
After 48 years with CITY…
The journalism that CITY and WXXI have been producing continues, serving a community that has great challenges and great potential.
Special Sections
Rochester Fringe 2019: CITY's Daily Fringe Blogs
CITY Newspaper will offer extensive coverage of the 2019 Rochester Fringe Festival. Check back right here for daily blogs, with photos and reviews, during the fun of the festival (September 10-21) And let us know how your Fringe is going on social media with the hashtag #fringeCITY.
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To many of us culture enthusiasts, autumn is the most magical time of the year. Sure, the cooler temps are comfortably cozy and fall flavors are seriously palatable, but it's also the top of the season for theater, visual arts, classical music, and other cultural offerings. The arts community comes fully alive again after a relatively slow spell. read more ...
