Culture
A ‘Blue Collar’ kind of blues
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In advance of Chris O’Leary’s latest album release, the bluesman will play a show at Fanatics Pub in Lima.
Health & Science
Radiology in the age of AI
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Use of artificial intelligence can accelerate patient diagnoses in a health system under stress, but it’s not risk-free. Radiologists remain “the ultimate guardrail.”
Four Questions
A new film about how language can wound
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The Little Theater will screen Mara Ahmed’s latest film, “The Injured Body,” which explores the subject of microaggression and the body as a powerful site of resistance and healing.
GUEST OPINION
Why New Yorkers pay more for electricity than the average American
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Our state didn’t fix its energy market over the last decade—it replaced it with a costlier one.
Justice & Public Safety
Oak Hill litigation ends on Shakespearean note
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Ousted board member Eugene Baldino’s claims were filled with sound and fury, but state Supreme Court Justice Daniel Doyle dismissed the lawsuit against the club.
Health & Science
Wilmot Cancer Institute receives $7.7 million grant
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The award from the National Cancer Institute will support clinical trials over the next six years.
Letters
The new AI disease
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Three new definitions of AI were on exhibit when Attorney General Todd Blanche testified before Congress.
Economy & Business
For Three Heads, it’s 10 years on Atlantic Avenue
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Next month, the brewery will celebrate a decade of beer making in the Neighborhood of the Arts. After helping define Rochester’s modern beer era, it’s now positioned for whatever comes next.
Culture
Out of Pocket and into the ‘Deep Blue Sound’
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The company brings a contemporary play about the difficulty of making spiritual connections to the Multi-Use Community Cultural Center stage.
Community
The roots of Brighton’s town hall dispute
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Behind a showdown over trees lies a controversial process that produced a generational civic works project.