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Community

Rev. Lewis Stewart still hears the call

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The president of the United Christian Leadership Ministry is guided by a sense of justice grounded in spirituality. At 75, he is “still fighting for justice, still fighting for liberation, still believing that God is with me.”

Community

Hope for Haiti amid disaster

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Rochesterians Pepin Accilien, a native of Haiti, and Ed Hourihan, a board member of the Haitian Health Foundation, believe the Caribbean island nation can overcome its recent travails and troubled past.

GUEST OPINION

Trees on the Erie Canal are at risk again

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The state Canal Corporation still rejects the values of the natural vegetation as a source of shade, scenic beauty, wildlife habitat, community character, history, and environmental conservation.

Government & Politics

A governor from upstate

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Kathy Hochul will soon become the first New York governor in a century from outside the New York City area. Does the Rochester region stand to gain? And what must Hochul do to win in the 2022 election?

Beaconomics

Making sense of money: Part 2

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Arbitrarily tying the money supply to a commodity does not reduce uncertainty. That’s why there is very little support for a return to the gold standard among economists.

Health & Science

Can the unvaccinated be persuaded?

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A new media campaign, launched as cases are surging again, offers answers from local medical experts to common questions and concerns about the COVID-19 vaccines.

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