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Editor’s Notebook
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October Editor’s Letter | Walking each other home
In my 20s and early 30s, I moved roughly every 12-18 months. The reasons varied from career changes and city relocations to grad school and relationship status; but it became sort of a running joke with my friends and family. Once I hit a year somewhere, wasn’t it time to move on? (Needless to say, […]
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In a Barbie world
The April editor’s letter on microplastics and a future for our children.
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What’s luck got to do with it?
On kissing the Blarney Stone, and why we did an Irish issue in March.
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Best of the best: A ripple effect
A January letter from the editor, and the CITY staff’s hopes for 2025.
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Auld lang syne
Signing off for 2024 with the editor’s letter from the December issue.
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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.
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Commentary: Will Rochester’s ‘percent-for-art’ law leave the launch pad this time?
Rochester has next to nothing to show for its ‘percent-for-art’ policy enacted 15 years ago. Officials say they are trying to change that.
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Caught in a pinch, CITY staffers rally to deliver magazines
If you’re looking for part-time work that gets you into our community one or two days a month, consider delivering for CITY.
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Lake Avenue stabbing: A tribute to Tony
Anthony (Tony) Lovett, a clerk at the Lake Avenue Mini Market, had dreams of teaching young people how to paint houses.
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A return to order and decency at City Hall
Lovely Warren’s mayoralty ends where it began, with a city crying, “Uncle!”
