Chris Armstrong
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 3
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- Sep 8, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Chris Armstrong: Much love and fondest wishes, Rochester (opens the original)
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I love you! What do I love about you? So many things! I love that you manage 3,500 acres of park land and 85 miles of paved paths. Since we met in 1975, you have improved Quarry Hill and Soldiers Field, Silver Lake, and Rev. Martin Luther King Park, and added Cascade Lake, and Foster Arend, Essex, and Central parks. Whether I want to walk on trails, bike, hike, picnic, people-watch, swim, or splash, you’ve got it! You also have so many pockets of arts! Music, and visual, performing, and particip
Chris Armstrong: To be a top city, Rochester needs more 'third places' (opens the original)
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A few years ago, I was a single parent working as a medical secretary for our largest employer. Parents know that most of our time is spent at work or home, and occasionally, we may have time for a third place. Key elements of a third place are any place where anyone can enter freely without an invitation, strangers are welcomed, social status and background don’t matter, and you will see familiar faces. Talking is the main activity. Lucky for us, our third places then were our amazing public pa
Chris Armstrong: Rochester can do more to foster an active population (opens the original)
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Destination Medical Center, a public-private partnership, is positioning Rochester as America’s City for Health and Wellness, yet the National Academy of Medicine holds that medical and clinical care typically accounts for only 10-20% of a person’s health. In a community where science is our bread and butter, shouldn’t we be implementing evidence-based approaches? To truly be America’s City for Health and Wellness, we have the opportunity now to combine research findings around the other 80-90%
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