Cephas Archie, whose firing from SUNY Brockport was harshly criticized by Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren, has been hired by the city.
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Embracing common humanity
Teaching and promoting a message of peace is important to the Seneca people, says Meg Joseph, executive director of Friends of Ganondagan. And one way to do that, she says, is through an upcoming event, “Breaking Bread, Building Bridges,” which is from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, August 7, at the Seneca Art […]
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ANNUAL MANUAL ’07: Rochester’s Cultural Diversity
by Dale Evans Rochester is rich in cultural diversity. For proof of that, consider the area’s cultural centers, built over the years by people of various ethnic or geographic backgrounds as meeting places to celebrate and share their unique heritage. Although distinct in nationality, most cultural centers have more in common than you might think. […]
