People of color much worse off here, report says

• By Mary Anna Towler
• Tags: News, "Hard Facts: Race and Ethnicity in the Nine-County Greater Rochester Area", Rochester poverty report, Rochester poverty rate, Rochester concentrated poverty, ACT Rochester, Ed Doherty

ART | Charles Atlas: "Here she is...v1"

• By Gracie Peters
• Tags: Choice Events

New train station, old problems

• By Tim Louis Macaluso
• Tags: News, Rochester train station, Amtrak passengers, Amtrak passenger service

Cover Story

Movers of the soil: Farmers of the Rochester Public Market

• By Kevin Fuller, Intro by Mary Anna Towler
• The heartbeat of the Rochester Public Market, though, are the men, women, and children who work the region's fields, orchards, and vineyards, rise early on market days, and bring the results of that labor to provide food for Rochester homes and businesses.
• Tags: News, Cover Story

Company appears to halt Seneca Lake gas storage project

• By Jeremy Moule
• Tags: News, Seneca Lake gas storage, Crestwood Partners, Gas Free Seneca

Video

New purpose for controversial carousel panel

• By Christine Carrie Fien
• Tags: News, Video

There’s no ‘quit’ in him: remembering Tom Frey

• By Mary Anna Towler
• Tags: Urban Journal, Tom Frey, Thomas R. Frey, Jacque Cady, Monroe County executive, Monroe County government, Politics

Fate uncertain for South Wedge church

• By Christine Carrie Fien
• Tags: News, South Wedge, Neighborhoods, Rochester churches, Preservation, Historic preservation

Cover Story

The Rochester 10

A look at the visionaries building Rochester's future.

• By Christine Carrie Fien, Daniel J. Kushner, Tim Louis Macaluso, Jeremy Moule, Rebecca Rafferty, and Leah Stacy
• Tags: Culture, Rochester 10, Rochester Activism, Iman Abid, Katherine Denison, Pamela Jackson-Yelder, Sarah Knight, Matthew Martin Nickoloff, Liz Pritchard, Yversha Roman, BJ Scanlon, Chris Vandeviver, Sapphire Williams, Cover Story

Cover Story

Hillary Clinton for president

Because our vote says who we are

• By City news staff
• What we do on November 8 will speak volumes, to us, and to the world, about who we are as Americans and the principles we believe in.
• Tags: Columns, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, 2016 presidential election, Clinton emails, Cover Story

Latin music station coming to Rochester

• By Tim Louis Macaluso
• Tags: Latin music, Rochester radio, media, Hispanic culture, pop music

Chris Lindley’s legacy: government at its best

• By Mary Anna Towler
• Curious, intensely ethical, and almost intimidatingly smart, Lindley went into politics to serve the community, not himself.
• Tags: Urban Journal, Chris Lindley, Christopher Lindley, Monroe County Democratic Party, Stephen Lindley, Joel Lindley

To transform Rochester, two critical focus points

• By Roger Brown
• If we keep operating in our conservative ‘business as usual’ mode, Rochester will continue to envy cities like Chattanooga.
• Tags: Columns, Downtown Rochester, Rochester development, Genesee River Corridor, Rochester transit

Photography great Nathan Lyons has died

• By Rebecca Rafferty
• Tags: Art, Nathan Lyons, Photography, Visual Studies Workshop, George Eastman Museum

Photography champion Nathan Lyons remembered

• By Rebecca Rafferty
• Tags: Art, Art Tribute, Photography, Nathan Lyons, Grant Holcomb, Alison Nordstrom, Marie Via, Marjorie Searl, Megan Charland, Tate Shaw, Bill Edwards