Letters
Isaiah Santiago’s political confusion
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The Rochester school board member’s reaction to the recent leadership vote is riddled with contradictions.
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Punishing the victims of the housing crisis
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The RPD sweep of an encampment near Interstate 490, on the mayor’s orders, made the homeless even more homeless.
Letters
It’s time to stop ignoring the Genesee River fishery
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The counties bordering Lake Ontario receive a $60 million economic boost from tourist anglers, but Monroe County is only capturing a fraction of that.
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Without a trace: the buried history of Rehovot and the Palestinians who lived there
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The small plaque for the Israeli city of Rehovot on the recently renovated Sister Cities Bridge in downtown Rochester omits any mention of Palestine or Palestinians, as if they never existed.
Letters
Why does N.Y. prioritize abortion over life-changing child care?
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Passage of the New York Equal Rights Amendment would increase abortion spending. Instead, the state should alleviate financial stress on mothers and children.
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An open letter to Judge Paul Warren
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As abuse victims, what is our offense? Apparently, standing up to try to finally get justice and being “stubborn” about it.
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Fairport’s zoning update is a positive step
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Dealing with issues such as auxiliary dwelling units will take time and require legal guidance.
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How higher expectations can drive student achievement in Rochester
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September is National Literacy Month, a time to reflect on the state of literacy across the United States. Here in Rochester, New York, the statistics are deeply concerning. According to recent data, only 11.4% of third-grade students in the Rochester City School District are reading at grade level. This is an urgent crisis that demands our attention. We often hear explanations for low academic performance in Rochester’s schools that point to poverty.
Letters
Washington should boost clean energy projects
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The Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024 is needed to help speed the implementation of clean energy projects.
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Opposing Fairport rezoning
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Village officials have not explained how changing Fairport’s zoning code can achieve the goal of maintaining the village’s character by destroying it.