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David Andreatta
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Fulfilling the promise of CITY
Outgoing CITY Editor David Andreatta reflects on CITY’s past and its future as WXXI’s source for arts, life, and culture news.
Posted inNews & Opinion
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.
Posted inNews & Opinion
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.
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Bello fundraiser nets large haul
The chief fundraiser for Monroe County Executive Adam Bello’s re-election campaign said his first event raised $400,000.
Posted inCulture
Popular Corn Hill bistro Tony D’s to move to new location
Tony D’s, the popular Italian bistro in Corn Hill, is moving to a new location on University Avenue.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Bernunzio Uptown Music, an East End staple, to open again
Bernunzio Uptown Music is reopening its storefront after nearly three years.
Posted inCulture
CITY Visits . . . Dinkers Pickleball
Everyone and their mother, er, grandmother, seems to be playing pickleball.
Posted inCulture
He fell from a plane as a baby — and lived to tell about it.
Brighton’s Paul Vick became the youngest sole survivor of a plane crash in January 1947.
Posted inSpecial Sections
The results are in: ‘Best of Rochester’ is back — bigger and better than ever
The results of CITY’s annual “Best of Rochester” readers’ poll are in — and we went all out to bring them to you.
Posted inCulture
Rochester’s ‘Naughtiest and Nicest’ of 2022
Santa Claus has made a list of who’s been naughty and nice. We checked it twice.
Posted inCulture
25 Questions with Santa Claus
Mike Ihrig, of Penfield, is 473 years old, give or take 400 years, and has been the Big Guy for five decades.
