Nestled in the northeast corner of the city is the old 22nd (26th?) ward, now known as the Northland & Lyceum neighborhood. I’d like to
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Duh duh duh DUHN! Cue the first measures of Beethoven’s magnum opus 5th Symphony. There is evidence to suggest that the composer was black, or
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Work around the downtown library building exposes the subway bed below. While half of Rochester spends their days indoors, patiently sheltering in place, significant work
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With enough to feed a small army, this vegetarian recipe is one of my top go-to dinner menu items. Stop right here if you don’t
[read more]Why not make our 2nd episode a Halloween special! We decided to test our podcast equipment in a location we found on the Haunted History
[read more]Rochester has a long relationship with poverty and death. We compare how the poor were treated at the end of their lives 150 years ago
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This is a work in progress shot of what would ultimately be my 6×6 submission to ROCO in 2019. The original photo was taken March
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In the middle of the 19th century New York State had reached a tipping point. In a misguided attempt at compassion it realized there would
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