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Could more SUNY schools close due to COVID-19?
SUNY Oneonta became the first in the 64-campus system to shut down in-person classes for two weeks after a coronavirus outbreak.
Film review: ‘Nomad: In the Footsteps of Bruce Chatwin’
Filmmaker Werner Herzog pays homage to a kindred spirit and close friend.
The uncertain fate of live arts and entertainment in Rochester
The summer of 2020 has not been easy on live arts performances, and the ongoing pandemic continues to yield more questions than answers.
Tenant ‘right to counsel’ program begins in Rochester
Tenants facing eviction proceedings will now have access to free legal representation, as well as a legal advice hotline.
Cuomo tweaks new rules for absentee voting
Governor Cuomo has signed executive orders that he said will help ensure safe and secure voting in November’s elections.
Rochester Fringe announces 2020 lineup
This year’s all-virtual Fringe features more than 175 productions, all streamable from home, featuring familiar acts and hot topics.
Cuomo says no high school football games for now
Governor Andrew Cuomo said Monday that there won’t be any high school football games, wrestling matches or ice hockey contests this fall.
More low numbers on COVID-19 infections statewide
Governor Cuomo reported on Sunday that the number of hospitalizations fell to 472 as of Saturday, a new low since March 16.
Bars across New York reeling after state halts ticketed concerts
New State Liquor Authority guidance stipulates that live music has to be “incidental,” effectively banning ticketed concert events.
Music video review: ‘Pandemic Blues Improv’
For the video “Pandemic Blues Improv,” Rochester guitarist Sungmin Shin creates a Zoom-esque experience with plenty of note-bending fire.
SPECIAL EVENT | Virtual Equality Weekend
The Women’s Rights National Historic Park will livestream commemorations and lectures for its Virtual Equality Weekend on Saturday and Sunday.






