Bus station progress, WXXI changes, flag burning
Nojay
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Doyle versus the city
Although the county-executive election is only four months away, this super-important race is getting off to a quiet start. We have, however, already seen the themes of the Republican campaign: crime, taxes, and fear of the residents and the problems of the city. Outgoing County Exec Jack Doyle laid it all out for us […]
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Reader feedback 6.25.03
‘No’ to the bus terminal Many thanks to Mary Anna Towler for not jumping on the RGRTA bandwagon like every other local public commentator (“Buses to the Rescue?,” June 18). While it is premature to say what the best approach is to solving Rochester’s transit and downtown development needs, it is clear that to proceed […]
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Buses to the rescue?
Central Station, Rochester’s $58-million bus station, is “poised to surge ahead,” says the Democrat and Chronicle. This Thursday (June 19), the Genesee Transportation Council is expected to approve $30 million for the project, which has been proposed by the Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority. Congress has already agreed to provide $12 million, and Authority leaders […]
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Reader Feedback 4.16.03
Nojay and the bus station; remembering Ryan; porn’s complexities; the war
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If we build it, will they come?
What will it take to breathe life into the center of downtown Rochester? The
corporate crusaders of Wilmorite Inc. thought they had an answer.
