In a subject, near and dear to my heart, today George Cassidy Payne looks at bike sharing in Rochester. In the last year, I’ve spoken with dozens of people who benefit from bike
[ Read More ]As seen in “Many different paths to restoration” and Rethreading the Web: Catherine Keller and the Theology of Entangled Difference, in 2016 George Cassidy Payne and I reported on
[ Read More ]Text and photos by George Cassidy Payne In a city known for its share of historical hotels — most destroyed by now — the Lenox stands out as a surviving relic of a more glamorous age.
[ Read More ]Located at 3 Symphony Circle in Buffalo, NY, the 2,400 seat Kleinhans Music Hall is one of the finest acoustical concert halls ever built in America. The principle architect was Eliel Saarinen,
[ Read More ]43 years ago, the Detroit Tigers were mired in a terrible season, losing 102 games in 1975. Fans called for Manager Ralph Houk’s head. Only three years earlier, the once-proud Bengals had
[ Read More ]In Five Versions of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Boynton House, George Cassidy Payne explores Wright’s architectural marvel on 16 East Boulevard in Rochester. Today he takes us down the thruway to
[ Read More ]As seen in Discovering Frederick Douglass, images of the world historical figure of Frederick Douglass dot the landscape and cityscape of Rochester. Today, newly constructed statues of Douglass
[ Read More ]Today, at 11 a.m. the William H. Cooper Marine Post No. 603 of the American Legion conducted a ceremony in Mt. Hope Cemetery, noting the 100th anniversary of the death of its namesake. Born in
[ Read More ]After nearly 9 years of intrepid opposition waged by environmental activists, business owners, and concerned citizens throughout the Finger Lakes region, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration
[ Read More ]As seen in Emerging artists coming of age in Rochester at the Corn Hill Arts Festival (2016) (BELOW), the Emerging Artists Expo at the Corn Hill Arts Festival is one of the most energized and
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