Community
Citizen Action forms economic justice group here
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The statewide grassroots political organization has launched an Economic Justice Committee in Rochester to address systemic poverty and economic inequality.
Culture
A joy-filled close to the Jazz Festival
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The last nine days of wonderful music and fantastic performances were a celebration honoring the rich tradition of jazz.
Culture
Another full-swing day at the Jazz Fest
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On the second-last day at this year’s Rochester International Jazz Festival, the music soared once again.
Culture
Festival heats up a cool evening downtown
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Day 7 featured one of the festival’s most exciting vocalists and some powerful jazz cats.
Culture
Great music in the great outdoors
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The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra’s summer concerts bring audience favorites to an array of locations.
Culture
Burn Bright Books offers a romance haven
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Inspired by a TikTok video during the pandemic, Shauna Cox decided to take a chance on her own store offering a romance-only book catalog and merchandise.
Economy & Business
WROC workers press Nexstar to join union talks
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Some two years after a successful move to organize, the television station’s staff are still waiting to be heard.
Culture
Pushing the boundaries of sound
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Shebad and Jane Bunnett brought bold expression, global roots, and groove-driven performance on Day 6.
Economy & Business
Betting big on New York cannabis
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Cannabis distribution company Nabis’ new hub warehouse in Rochester represents its confident expansion into a marketplace that has experienced rollout difficulties and regulatory controversy.
GUEST OPINION
The legacy of Warth v. Seldin
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A half-century ago today, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a case that arose in Penfield—a little-remembered decision that has had lasting impact on access to affordable housing and the broader structure of racial and socioeconomic segregation in the U.S.