The picture frame — once considered inconsequential — has come into its own as a work of art at museums around the country.
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Rochester ed reporter: ‘Let’s stop lying about our schools’
Book review: Justin Murphy’s new book is an extensive examination of Rochester’s troubled schools – and a call to action to fix them.
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City looks to move Police Accountability Board into D&C building
Gannett Media Corp. is considering subleasing a portion of the Democrat and Chronicle building to the new Police Accountability Board.
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Blackfriars’ ‘Too Much Light’ has laughs, energy, and some cringe
The production stays faithful to the fast-paced, chaotic spirit of the piece, and the cast creates a party-like atmosphere.
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Pride parade and festival to return to Rochester
A Pride parade and festival returns to Rochester following the collapse of the region’s most prominent LGBTQ+ advocacy group.
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City to tow curbside snowbound vehicles on Wednesday
Owners of vehicles immobilized by snow on city streets have been given an ultimatum: move ‘em or lose ‘em, at least temporarily.
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In Rochester, Praying at the Corner of Sorrow and Despair
A small group of dedicated faithful pray for the city’s homicide victims, one senseless death at a time.
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A mayor’s plea: ‘Someone knows who shot a 14-year-old baby’
Three days into his mayoralty, Malik Evans pleads for information in the killing of 14-year-old Julius Greer Jr., the city’s first homicide of 2022.
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Rochester Mayor James Smith diagnosed with COVID-19
James Smith took the oath of office Thursday in isolation after having tested positive for COVID-19.
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Lake Avenue stabbing: A tribute to Tony
Anthony (Tony) Lovett, a clerk at the Lake Avenue Mini Market, had dreams of teaching young people how to paint houses.
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Lovely Warren: ‘History will be kind’ to me
A day before she is to resign, Mayor Lovely Warren said she believed she would be remembered as a mayor who stayed focused.
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County poised to pony up for public arts funding
Small arts organizations are the target of a proposed big hike in public funding for the arts in the Monroe County budget.
