Brian O’Neill is a master of both photo-real and abstract styles, and teaches his skillset to studio students.
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Financial literacy classes prep teens for real world money management
Legislation could require schools across New York to instruct students in financial literacy.
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Critics pan City Council tax break for developers
Supporters of the Commercial Urban Exemption call it a boon for Rochester development. Opponents call it a tax break for luxury apartments.
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Rory Fitzpatrick: I-Town is his town
Rory Fitzpatrick won the Irondequoit supervisor race over Joe Morelle Jr. as a political rookie up against a well-oiled machine.
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Andreas Delfs brings holiday tradition of ‘Hansel and Gretel’ to RPO
The opera “Hansel and Gretel” is a regular holiday tradition in Germany,an RPO Music Director Andreas Delfs brings it to Rochester on Nov. 20.
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Rochester-area Realtors’ group aims to boost Black homeownership
The Greater Rochester Association of Realtors’ Black Caucus is also focused on developing the careers of Black real estate professionals.
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Hochul rallies business leaders on return to workplace
While acknowledging the unease New Yorkers are feeling as the pandemic lingers, Hochul warned about continuing supply chain issues that cause product shortages.
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Rochester police recruits to face grilling by civilians
The Civilian Public Safety Interview Panel will screen new recruits for implicit bias and other red flags, and then make a recommendation.
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Mayor-elect Evans gives update on violence, plans for transition
Mayor-elect Evans offered thoughts on violence, bail reform, and community collaboration at a media briefing Wednesday.
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County poised to pony up for public arts funding
Small arts organizations are the target of a proposed big hike in public funding for the arts in the Monroe County budget.
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Evan Meulemans makes ‘Waves’ with more expansive pop-rock palette, less folk
With “Waves,” singer-songwriter Evan Meulemans moves away from intimate coffeehouse folk toward a bigger, layered pop-rock sound.
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The Pickle Mafia combines jazz, funk, and R&B for ‘A Night to Remember’
On the EP “a night to remember,” Rochester jazz trio The Pickle Mafia prioritizes piano explorations, relentless grooves, and flexible rhythms.
