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City employees who are domestic violence victims could get paid leave

News & Opinion

City employees who are domestic violence victims could get paid leave

A bill before City Council would extend paid leave to employees to seek housing and counseling, attend court dates, and get medical care.

By Gino Fanelli
Loud and proud: Must-see films for Pride month viewing

Movies

Loud and proud: Must-see films for Pride month viewing

The pandemic has precluded our usual Pride celebrations, so Adam has generated this must-watch list of films, from classics to new flicks.

By Adam Lubitow
East Main Street bike-lane project set for City Council vote

News & Opinion

East Main Street bike-lane project set for City Council vote

Cycling advocates welcome the addition of one-way cycle tracks along a nearly mile-long stretch of East Main Street.

By Jeremy Moule
Hate Crimes Task Force to investigate hateful graffiti in Perinton

News & Opinion

Hate Crimes Task Force to investigate hateful graffiti in Perinton

Governor Andrew Cuomo issued a statement saying that he is disgusted by the swastikas and other racist graffiti found in the town of Perinton early Thursday.

By Randy Gorbman
Track review: 'Right to Know'

Music

Track review: 'Right to Know'

Chris “Hollywood” English has our attention again with the new single from his current band, The English Project.

By Frank De Blase
David Gantt, a fixture in the state Assembly, is dead at 78

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David Gantt, a fixture in the state Assembly, is dead at 78

Assemblyman David Gantt, who represented Rochester in Albany for nearly 40 years as a man who knew poverty and power in equal measure, died Wednesday.

By David Andreatta
Calendar preview: A fuse for freedom

Arts & Entertainment

Calendar preview: A fuse for freedom

This Independence Day is packed with discussions and vigils reminding us to closely consider the concept of freedom and justice for all.

By Katherine Stathis

News & Opinion
Legal fireworks aren't going boom in the night

Legal fireworks aren't going boom in the night

By David Andreatta

City employees who are domestic violence victims could get paid leave

By Gino Fanelli

East Main Street bike-lane project set for City Council vote

By Jeremy Moule
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Arts & Entertainment
Performing arts in a pandemic, and remembering Jerry Englerth

Performing arts in a pandemic, and remembering Jerry Englerth

By Jeff Spevak

Calendar preview: A fuse for freedom

By Katherine Stathis

The arts, the writing on the walls, and the writing on the streets

By Jeff Spevak
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Music
Album review: 'The Second Coming'

Album review: 'The Second Coming'

By Daniel J. Kushner

Track review: 'Right to Know'

By Frank De Blase

Track review: 'We Gonna Get Through'

By Frank De Blase
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Restaurants
Recipes: Summer bummer sandwiches

Recipes: Summer bummer sandwiches

By J. Nevadomski
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Movies
Preview: Rochester International Film Festival

Preview: Rochester International Film Festival

By Adam Lubitow

Loud and proud: Must-see films for Pride month viewing

By Adam Lubitow

The arts, the writing on the walls, and the writing on the streets

By Jeff Spevak
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