GUEST OPINION
Invest in what truly works to improve community safety
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Rehabilitation and growth of incarcerated people, not long prison stays, will make our communities safer places to live.
Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/category/guest-opinion/page/6/)
Rehabilitation and growth of incarcerated people, not long prison stays, will make our communities safer places to live.
With the Trump administration’s executive overreach and challenges to judicial independence, are we seeing the end of the separation of powers?
New York has a unique opportunity to act this year to jointly address the intertwined affordability, housing, public health, and job equity crises.
Now is the time for New York to significantly invest in high-quality transportation networks like the Regional Transit Service in Greater Rochester.
How would New York be affected if Ontario Premier Doug Ford were to really impose a 25 percent surcharge on electricity exports?
Rochester Gas and Electric only controls the delivery line item on customer bills, not supply costs—the driver of higher costs this winter.
Students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology recently partnered with Clarissa Uprooted to quantify lost generational wealth. Their analysis provides an opportunity for others to build on their work.
Regardless of where you stand on diversity, it’s impossible to ignore a simple truth: diversity drives innovation.
Goodwill of the Finger Lakes has a key role in the circular economy, working with businesses that are developing ways to convert waste textiles made of polyester into new thread that can be woven into new clothing.
The Rochester native, who died Jan. 24 at age 84, worked to address issues of social equity and justice here and helped transform U.S. and European cities that had experienced decades of economic decline.