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They will come
It was at a Little League game that I had a consciousness-raising
experience. One of the dads, a developer, told me his adult son was moving back
to Rochester to work with him. Instead
of being delighted, he was troubled. The economy here is bad and getting worse,
he said. Jobs and people are fleeing the state. Bringing his son here might be,
my friend said, “my biggest mistake ever.”






