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Leah Stacy named next editor of CITY

Leah Stacy named next editor of CITY

Stacy succeeds David Andreatta, who will become the investigations editor at WXXI News.

By CITY STAFF March 16, 2023

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Citing an 'exodus,' Hungerford artists look to unite against their landlord

Citing an 'exodus,' Hungerford artists look to unite against their landlord

Hungerford Building artists have formed a tenants' union to press their landlord to make changes.

By David Andreatta March 9, 2023

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City to spend COVID relief dollars to replace ozone-depleting ice machinery at BlueCross Arena

City to spend COVID relief dollars to replace ozone-depleting ice machinery at BlueCross Arena

The city plans to spend $400,000 in American Rescue Plan Act money to fund a new ice-making machine at the Blue Cross Arena.

By Gino Fanelli March 1, 2023

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COMMENTARY: Rochester can't afford RG&E's failures. We need public power.

COMMENTARY: Rochester can't afford RG&E's failures. We need public power.

Metro Justice asks: 'How long can we afford to wait for RG&E to do its job?'

By Darien Lamen February 24, 2023

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Democrats snub incumbents in upcoming elections

Democrats snub incumbents in upcoming elections

The Monroe County Democratic Committee has tapped its 2023 candidates, leaving out a handful of incumbents.

By Gino Fanelli February 24, 2023

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'Aqueduct Reimagined,' or just a fantasy?

'Aqueduct Reimagined,' or just a fantasy?

Turning the aqueduct into a focal point of downtown remains elusive, despite efforts and a lot of talk.

By Gino Fanelli February 21, 2023

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PAB chief investigator resigns

PAB chief investigator resigns

Duwaine Bascoe, the PAB's head of investigations and former acting manager, has resigned.

By Gino Fanelli February 16, 2023

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Monroe County faces child care crunch

Monroe County faces child care crunch

Monroe County has $90M to help families with child care. But providers are hard to find.

By Jeremy Moule February 16, 2023

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Seneca Park Zoo deaths: Nature's course or animal care concerns?

Seneca Park Zoo deaths: Nature's course or animal care concerns?

A string of deaths of crowd-pleasing animals at Seneca Park Zoo has patrons wondering why so many animals have been lost.

By David Andreatta February 14, 2023

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City looks to build tiny homeless shelters

City looks to build tiny homeless shelters

A proposal in front of City Council would take $750,000 from the Police Accountability Board's budget and use it to erect small shelters at Peace Village.

By Gino Fanelli February 13, 2023

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