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On Nov. 5, voters must decide whether to amend the state constitution to expand its prohibitions against discrimination. In this Up for Debate, the Rochester Beacon presents two opposing views.
Despite what the opposition claims, Prop 1 is about abortion and protecting our rights and freedoms from changing political tides.
We can all get behind the amendment’s expressed goal of equal rights for all New Yorkers. But its flawed language will trigger a myriad of unintended consequences.
Along with 39 other universities, the school allegedly colluded through the College Board to inflate prices for students with any noncustodial parents by factoring their financials into aid calculations even if they aren’t paying.
Michael Temperato’s home-based Rochester Microgreens uses aeroponic technology to achieve harvest-day delivery of fresh greens.
The “Saints Preserve Us!” show of contemporary ex-votos, altars, and shrines by 23 artists returns to the Yards this month for its fourth year.
As abuse victims, what is our offense? Apparently, standing up to try to finally get justice and being “stubborn” about it.
New business applications surged locally and nationwide with the COVID-19 pandemic, and the figures have persisted at unusually high levels. What’s fueling the trend and is it here to stay?
Launched on Oct. 18, 2018, the Rochester Beacon beat the odds and continues to grow. By the end of the month, total website pageviews will top 2 million.
The lawsuit against the city and former finance director Rosalind Brooks-Harris, stemming from a bond offering, is now closed.