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David Andreatta
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We’re in this together; let’s act like it
Everything points to us being on the first rung of the curve of this epidemic. How high that roller coaster climbs is up to each of us.
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Commentary: RCSD’s dumbed-down diploma giveaway
When 40 percent of RCSD high school graduates earn a diploma that until recently was reserved for students with disabilities, something stinks.
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Commentary: If I were mayor . . .
A public shaming square at Parcel 5. Re-branding “Center City.” A funding stream for the arts. The crow as the official city bird. Fill in the Inner Loop. What would you do if you were mayor of Rochester?
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Commentary: What did Judge Rosenbaum do? We can only guess.
The best taxpayers can do to piece together the extent of Rosenbaum’s alleged harassment is to deduce what Rosenbaum didn’t do.
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Commentary: Bankruptcy won’t cure RCSD, but it could help
Sometimes bankruptcy courts can accomplish what no one else can because they can get stakeholders on the same page.
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Cuomo’s veto snubs Monroe County’s poor
Vetoed bill would have given public assistance recipients across the state the same protections for those in New York City.
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Let us have lettuce in Webster
Webster residents keep chasing greenhouse farms, and the hundreds of jobs they promise, out of town.
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Students plead: Don’t take our teachers
The Rochester Teachers Association said a third of city school student body could lose at least one teacher from the district’s proposed layoffs.
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Monroe County’s top cops shun ‘annoyance law’
Other Monroe County police chiefs share their colleague’s concerns.
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Wegnesia. Wegmentia. Whatever it’s called, it’s a Rochester thing.
With so many Wegmans stores around, it’s easy to forget which one you’re at.
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