The “passive home” of Greg and Joanna Collins can stay 70 degrees without a furnace in the dead of winter.
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Rochester LGBTQ history site among nominees to historic registers
Todd Union — a student union hall on the University of Rochester campus — hosted the first Gay Liberation Front meeting over 50 years ago.
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Leah Stacy named next editor of CITY
Stacy succeeds David Andreatta, who will become the investigations editor at WXXI News.
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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.
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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.
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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?’
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Democrats snub incumbents in upcoming elections
The Monroe County Democratic Committee has tapped its 2023 candidates, leaving out a handful of incumbents.
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‘Aqueduct Reimagined,’ or just a fantasy?
Turning the aqueduct into a focal point of downtown remains elusive, despite efforts and a lot of talk.
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PAB chief investigator resigns
Duwaine Bascoe, the PAB’s head of investigations and former acting manager, has resigned.
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Monroe County faces child care crunch
Monroe County has $90M to help families with child care. But providers are hard to find.
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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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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.
