Community
Honoring 540WMain’s work
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As the social justice organization ends its operations, an upcoming exhibit will highlight its legacy.
Government & Politics
Trend or anomaly?
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Monroe County’s suburbs elected more Democrats than ever in November. Is this an indication of a lasting enrollment shift or a cluster of fluke victories?
Community
Expanded lead testing reveals more cases
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Monroe County identified 299 cases of lead poisoning last year as officials stress the need for continued testing and prevention.
Culture
Witness Palestine readies its largest festival to date
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The cinematic experience, featuring an expanded lineup and new venues, begins Nov. 15.
Environment
DEC signs agreement with Greenidge, ends legal battle
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While the deal will bring the cryptominer in line with the Climate Leadership and Community Act, critics argue it contradicts New York’s broader commitment to reducing fossil fuel use and protecting the Finger Lakes.
Culture
Making a play for ‘The Other Playbook’
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A new book outlines an approach to youth sports that includes students in creating their own brand and the best version of themselves
Economy & Business
The new cost of global talent
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Rochester employers are paying close attention to a change in the skilled worker H-1B visa program, which requires a $100,000 fee for applicants recruited overseas.
Government & Politics
Evans wins second term as Rochester mayor
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Malik Evans secured more than 85 percent of the vote over his Conservative challenger, while the race in Monroe County’s 12th Legislative District saw a historic upset.
Culture
Keeping a Rochester artist’s work in the public eye
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Through exhibits featuring his art, the family of Michael Bowllan is honoring his memory and creativity.
Community
Is a Joseph Avenue arts center finally in sight?
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The dream of an arts education and performance center at a historic site in Rochester’s Northeast Quadrant remains unrealized after nearly a decade, but optimism is still high at the Joseph Avenue Arts and Culture Alliance.