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A vigil-goer leaves a candle beneath a portrait of Memphis's Tyre Nichols.

Dozens mourn Memphis’s Tyre Nichols

Behind the Glass Gallery brings art to The Mercantile-on-Main

Behind the Glass Gallery brings art to The Mercantile-on-Main

Perinton unveils skatepark designs

Perinton unveils skatepark designs

Artist Shawnee Hill invites self-reflection with RoCo wall installation

Artist Shawnee Hill invites self-reflection with RoCo wall installation

28 Reasons we love Rochester — one for every day of the Month of Love

28 Reasons we love Rochester — one for every day of the Month of Love

Bernunzio Uptown Music, an East End staple, to open again

Bernunzio Uptown Music, an East End staple, to open again

Over the past four months, Michael Furlano, an attorney for the city of Rochester, filed roughly two dozen code enforcement lawsuits against neglectful property owners.

Michael Furlano wants to be every slumlord's worst nightmare

He fell from a plane as a baby — and lived to tell about it.

He fell from a plane as a baby — and lived to tell about it.

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  • A vigil-goer leaves a candle beneath a portrait of Memphis's Tyre Nichols.
    Photo By Max Schulte

    Dozens mourn Memphis’s Tyre Nichols

    By Gino Fanelli | Feb 1, 2023

  • Behind the Glass Gallery brings art to The Mercantile-on-Main

    Behind the Glass Gallery brings art to The Mercantile-on-Main

    By Rebecca Rafferty | Feb 1, 2023

  • Perinton unveils skatepark designs
    Photo By Gino Fanelli

    Perinton unveils skatepark designs

    By Gino Fanelli | Feb 1, 2023

  • Artist Shawnee Hill invites self-reflection with RoCo wall installation

    Artist Shawnee Hill invites self-reflection with RoCo wall installation

    By Rebecca Rafferty | Jan 31, 2023

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News & Opinion

  • A vigil-goer leaves a candle beneath a portrait of Memphis's Tyre Nichols.
    Photo By Max Schulte

    Dozens mourn Memphis’s Tyre Nichols

    By Gino Fanelli | Feb 1, 2023

  • Perinton unveils skatepark designs
    Photo By Gino Fanelli

    Perinton unveils skatepark designs

    By Gino Fanelli | Feb 1, 2023

  • Jenny Gough, an RN who works on the sixth floor of the of the news Sands Family wing at RGH, is also on the nurse union board that's working to negotiate with Rochester's second largest hospital system on a contract for nursing staff.
    Photo By Max Schulte

    Nurse shortage at RGH leads to a union drive

    By Gino Fanelli | Jan 24, 2023

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Arts & Entertainment

  • Behind the Glass Gallery brings art to The Mercantile-on-Main

    Behind the Glass Gallery brings art to The Mercantile-on-Main

    By Rebecca Rafferty | Feb 1, 2023

  • Artist Shawnee Hill invites self-reflection with RoCo wall installation

    Artist Shawnee Hill invites self-reflection with RoCo wall installation

    By Rebecca Rafferty | Jan 31, 2023

  • Bernunzio Uptown Music, an East End staple, to open again
    File Photo

    Bernunzio Uptown Music, an East End staple, to open again

    By David Andreatta | Jan 30, 2023

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Music

  • RPO to give 100 free concerts next season

    RPO to give 100 free concerts next season

    By Daniel J. Kushner | Jan 30, 2023

  • As war rages in Ukraine, the Lviv Philharmonic plays Kodak Hall

    As war rages in Ukraine, the Lviv Philharmonic plays Kodak Hall

    By Daniel J. Kushner | Jan 27, 2023

  • Imani Winds clears the path for BIPOC composers with Eastman School concert

    Imani Winds clears the path for BIPOC composers with Eastman School concert

    By David Raymond | Jan 23, 2023

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Life

  • 28 Reasons we love Rochester — one for every day of the Month of Love

    28 Reasons we love Rochester — one for every day of the Month of Love

    By CITY STAFF | Jan 31, 2023

  • Over the past four months, Michael Furlano, an attorney for the city of Rochester, filed roughly two dozen code enforcement lawsuits against neglectful property owners.
    Photo By Max Schulte

    Michael Furlano wants to be every slumlord's worst nightmare

    By Jeremy Moule | Jan 30, 2023

  • CITY Visits . . . Dinkers Pickleball

    CITY Visits . . . Dinkers Pickleball

    By Lauren Petracca | Jan 26, 2023

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Paid Posts

  • Sparkle, 44, in her home with sons Jakai, 17, and Christian, 7.
    Photo By Matt Burkhartt

    Person Centered Housing Options: Helping the homeless find peace

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    By Stacey Freed | Jan 25, 2023

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