Letters
Welding workshop creates joyful experience
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Ironwood Studios’ class is defined by intentionality, hospitality and empowerment.
Culture
Hilton Evening of Jazz celebrates 20 years
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Presented by the Hilton School District Jazz Department and Hilton Music Boosters, the annual event will feature the Chris Minh Doky All Stars Band.
Four Questions
A place for creativity, collaboration, and discovery
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RIT’s recently opened Student Hall for Exploration and Development serves as the intersection of technology, the arts and design on campus, its executive director says.
Justice & Public Safety
Empire Justice Center staff plan to form a union
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Forty lawyers, paralegals and support staffers, at the nonprofit center for public interest law, intend to join the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys-UAW Local 2325.
Justice & Public Safety
Declaring war on deepfake porn
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Laws so far have been no match for the spread of non-consensual intimate imagery. But with federal legislation proposed by Rep. Joe Morelle and a new law on the books in New York, the fight is heating up.
Culture
Commander Mark is still drawing after all these years
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The Little Theatre will screen a documentary and feature a conversation with its star, Mark Kistler, former host of “The Secret City,” “Draw Squad,” and “Imagination Station.”
Justice & Public Safety
Starting with safety
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The Firing Pin, a gun shop and indoor range, will host a pistol safety training course at the Kodak Center this weekend.
Health & Science
The plight of private practice doctors
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Squeezed by sharply rising costs and what they believe are inadequate reimbursements from Excellus, Rochester-area physicians in private practice are “literally crying their hearts out.”
Development
Bull’s Head revitalization plan previewed
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DevelopROC’s plan, which envisions nearly 800 residential units as well as retail and office space, will be unveiled to the public Feb. 27.
Community
A portal for learning about racism and local history
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The Antiracism Curriculum Project’s Resistance Mapping project is digital education archive that documents the history of racist housing and other place-based policies in the Rochester area.