Past posts: November, 2012
Film Will Live on After Kodak
A piece in the Washington Post suggests there’s still a lot of value in Kodak’s film business. Christopher Bonanos … Continue reading
Flatlined
The Brookings Institution came out with its “Global Metro Monitor” comparing 300 of the world’s largest cities. I was … Continue reading
Nostalgia Has Arrived
On Saturday evening, the mayor will light the Liberty Pole: Fun starts at 4:30 p.m. outdoors at the Liberty … Continue reading
High-Stakes Kindergarten
I went to full-day kindergarten because my parents needed me in school all day while they worked. There are certainly … Continue reading
Cuomo on the Bus
Removed temporarily from the city, the good Rochesterian will eulogize the town to all who will listen and to many … Continue reading
Calm Down
You may have noticed more roundabouts, curb bump outs, bike lanes and raised crosswalks around the city. Rochester is trying … Continue reading
New Party in the Park Producer
There could be some changes to the Party in the Park Thursday night summer concert series. The mayor proposed a … Continue reading
Industrial Sprawl?
Did you know there’s a plan to put a giant science and tech park in Genesee County that backers … Continue reading
Taking Bus to Work Made Easier?
Would you take the bus to work if it was easier? How about free? People don’t use public transit because … Continue reading
Lung Cancer Shorted
Lung cancer kills more people than breast, colon and prostate cancers combined. But it gets a very small slice … Continue reading
