Letters
New thinking about housing
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The proposed Hinge Homes project represents more than housing alone; it’s also an opportunity to repair the harm that was done to whole communities and their families by the Inner Loop.
Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/author/letters/page/3/)
The proposed Hinge Homes project represents more than housing alone; it’s also an opportunity to repair the harm that was done to whole communities and their families by the Inner Loop.
New Yorkers deserve honesty about what drives their energy bills—and a clear accounting of the policies behind those costs.
New York’s private duty nursing reimbursement rates fall far behind its regional counterparts.
With health coverage and nutrition assistance at risk, state leaders should look to taxing the ultra-wealthy and the most profitable corporations.
Rochester City Council president Miguel Meléndez Jr.’s report focuses chiefly on the impacts experienced by housed residents, while giving far less attention to the people who are most directly and severely harmed by homelessness itself.
Rochester City Council president Miguel Meléndez Jr.’s report focuses chiefly on the impacts experienced by housed residents, while giving far less attention to the people who are most directly and severely harmed by homelessness itself.
Our unique geography provides a competitive advantage that landlocked states cannot replicate: sustainable and non-consumptive use of water resources for economic growth.
Rochester City Council president Miguel Meléndez Jr.’s report focuses chiefly on the impacts experienced by housed residents, while giving far less attention to the people who are most directly and severely harmed by homelessness itself.
The Rochester City School District simply does not do well educating students.
While data centers have potential economic benefits, there are known negative environmental impacts.