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“The Legacy Project: The Eyes of Our Ancestors:” A shared vision made real at East High School
East High School Courtyard. January 9th, 2020 [Photo: David Kramer] Last week, I received an...
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East baseball continues its storied tradition
As reported by James Johnson in today’s, Section V baseball: Eight storylines for 2019 (D...
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New Press Box scoreboard keeper coveteth a coveted microphone
As T.S. Elliot might say, April is the cruelest month, but the Eagles — snow or no snow...
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East falls just short. And views from the press box
Yesterday in the City Tournament final against Franklin, East was aiming for its fourth...
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No longer undefeated, East bounces back nicely
When we last covered East baseball, the Eagles were undefeated after having won the East...
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Eagles (8-0) win East Tournament; pizza for all
As we’ve been following the East Eagles all season, the story lines have been similar: the...
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Joel Alicea throws second straight no-hitter; three generations celebrate at East
East teacher Paul Conrow ’95 and family. Michael ’22 to his right. Elizabeth Conrow with Emily...
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Excitement grows on Culver Road as East wins third straight. Bishop Kearney is next.
This spring, watching East baseball is becoming the happening thing. Last week, scores of fans...
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Following a historic season, East baseball opens with back-to-back no hitters.
Last year was truly a magical season for East baseball as the boys made it all the way to the...
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Congratulations East on a magical season. So Jefferson and Rocky DiPonzio’s 1980 mark still stands.
After covering the sectional quarterfinals in East’s sun still shining and the semi-finals...
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A coach who cares. And wondering if East won
On Monday, Jeff DiVeronica wrote a fine piece on East’s Kyle Crandall, recent winner of the...
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East’s sun still shining
At our September pre-season workout with Roland Williams, East ’93, now East High School...
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If your children want to be teachers, send them to East
Last Monday night in the Village Gate, twenty years of history was packed into the north side of...
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Budding scientists make cinematic splash at East
June 19, 2013 For decades, educators have faced a gender gap when it comes to science education. ...
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“Team Eagle” set to open a new field of dreams at East. Roland Williams ’93 drops by for final summer tune up.
Shades of Super Bowl XXXIII. Roland feigning surprise as I nail a TD pass NOTE: THIS...
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East’s groundskeeper/umpire Sam Kimble has a rooting interest in Team Eagle
September 8th, 2015 For the first time in his baseball and softball umpiring career, Sam Kimble...
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Introductions
[Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 1981. Caption: Dave Kramer of Brighton concentrates on his next...
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Rachel’s Rebel Roots
RAB with FDR in Washington Square Park 6/16/16 I went to Washington Square Park to hear why Rachel...
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Che of The Town: Interviews (1-107)
You first met Che in Rochester works for actor Che Holloway, an impromptu interview and amble...
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The Presidential Visits Series in its entirety: James Monroe to Joseph Biden
Of the 44 men who have served as President of the United States, 32 have stopped in Rochester...
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Site says Brighton is best place to live in New York
Twelve Corners Memorial Park, Brighton, NY 4/5/18 [Photo: David Kramer] Recently, the Rochester...
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Kurt Vonnegut’s 1995 “Billy Pilgrim” pilgrimage to the Mt. Hope grave of Edward R. Crone Jr, Brighton High School ’41
Provided by Rosemary Lloyd. Signed copy of the 25th anniversary edition of Slaughterhouse-Five by...
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“Mr. Crane’s Vivid Story:” New and Improved
The Wells-Brown Room, Rush Rhees library, the University of Rochester. Just SOME of Crane’s books...
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Why I voted for Adam Bello and a trip down Talker political memory lane, 2015 – 2021
Adam Bello at the 2019 Labor Day Parade. [Photo: David Kramer] SEE ALL PHOTOS 2015 – 2021...
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Dr. Joseph Roby could not save Lenore Engel, 11, victim of the 1918 pandemic buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery
Growing up on 39 Wilkins Street near Joseph Avenue in a German, possibly Jewish, family, Lenore...
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When Washington Square Park felt like Tiananmen Square
The bus stop on Court Street [Photo: David Kramer, 9/4/20] Last Friday, September the 4th, I heard...
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In search of the missing 19 granite timepieces at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial: 1973 – September 11th, 2001
Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Highland Park. The area that contained the missing last 19 granite...
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For our 7th, Bill Pruitt offers “HAPPY BIRTHDAY TALKER ’22”
[Talker of the Town is on the screen. Photo: David Kramer, see Happy Birthday Mom, we miss you so]...
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