The Rochester Beacon’s latest event highlighted what lies beneath the talking points of the abortion issue with a panel of faith leaders.
Events
Beacon event to look at the future of food
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Three experts in food technology and innovation will take part in the Dec. 7 free online event.
Events
Evans: ‘Trust must be restored’
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In a Rochester Beacon online event, City Council member Malik Evans discussed the challenges facing the city and how he will tackle them as mayor.
Events
How will Malik Evans lead Rochester?
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After his landslide Democratic primary win, Malik Evans has a clear path to becoming Rochester’s next mayor. In an Oct. 12 online event with the Rochester Beacon, Evans will discuss his priorities and vision for the city.
Events
As a tech hub, Rochester has hidden strengths
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Panelists at an online event co-presented by the Rochester Beacon and NextCorps say the region’s well-developed technology infrastructure and lower costs are key advantages.
Events
Entrepreneurship and Rochester’s post-COVID recovery
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On June 24, the Rochester Beacon and NextCorps will present a free online event on our region’s opportunity to become a tech entrepreneurship hub.
Events
Beacon event to explore alternative energy’s potential
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Three local experts will discuss the rapidly-evolving technology and what it could mean for the Rochester region.
Economy & Business
Will the economy rebound post-pandemic?
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In a Rochester Beacon online event, economists Jed Kolko and Mark Zupan say much depends on the success of vaccination programs. The region’s wealth of colleges and universities could be engines of recovery.
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Rochester natives Zupan and Kolko look to the future
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The two economists are slated for the Beacon’s Jan. 14 online event, “The 2021 Economic Outlook: COVID and Beyond.”
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Beacon event to focus on post-COVID economy
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Noted economists Jed Kolko and Mark Zupan will offer their perspectives during the virtual event next month.
Events
Does fact-based journalism have a future?
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In a Rochester Beacon online forum, renowned political journalists Tom Hamburger and John Harris discussed the challenges of producing in-depth reporting in an era of hyper-partisanship and news cycles driven by social media.