Michael Furlano wants to be every slumlord's worst nightmare
The city hired Michael Furlano, an experienced housing attorney, to ramp up residential code enforcement. More...
Arts & Entertainment
Bernunzio Uptown Music, an East End staple, to open again
Bernunzio Uptown Music is reopening its storefront after nearly three years.
Life
CITY Visits . . . Dinkers Pickleball
Everyone and their mother, er, grandmother, seems to be playing pickleball.
Arts & Entertainment
Fad, friend, or foe? AI art is a Pandora's box for artists
As AI art flourishes, five portrait artists weigh in on the pros and cons.
Life
He fell from a plane as a baby — and lived to tell about it.
Brighton's Paul Vick became the youngest sole survivor of a plane crash in January 1947.
Music
As war rages in Ukraine, the Lviv Philharmonic plays Kodak Hall
The Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra's concert in Rochester will help to raise funds for humanitarian aid in Ukraine.
News & Opinion
Judge dismisses Black Irondequoit town board member’s discrimination case
The discrimination case brought by Patrina Freeman, the town's first Black lawmaker, has been dismissed.
