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Graham Nash at the Smith Sept. 23 (opens the original)
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GENEVA â After the decades of the breakups, the fights, the reconciliations, and David Crosbyâs death, Graham Nash said he is at a point in his life where he is over all of it. Thatâs why the 84-year-old would gratefully â and humbly â take the stage again with his old bandmate, Stephen Stills, although Nash said previously (to Rolling Stone) that without Crosby, âit would be too cold a scene.â Nash returns to the area Wednesday for a concert at Smith Opera House. As of Monday, onl
(NOT SO) SIMPLE STUFFf: The power of music's message (opens the original)
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This Macklemore stuff is hard for me, not because I agree with him, which I donât. Itâs hard for me because I grew up in a world where one of the most important things that music did was express ideas of protest and determination. Where Pete Seeger was someone who was not just a voice for generations of protestors or political activists, but a friend, a mentor, and a strong emotional support. Someone who lived what he sang about; he taught me that messages through music matter. Thatâs why
(NOT SO) SIMPLE STUFF: Is ramping up aggression going to make ICE more honest? (opens the original)
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers may soon be outfitted with gloves that can deliver painful electric shocks intended to gain compliance from combative individuals. ICE plans to spend up to $20 million to purchase thousands of âconductive distraction and de-escalation devicesâ for officers and agents by March, according to a notice by the Department of Homeland Security. Meanwhile, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James warned that ICE agents could face stat
FRIDAY CONVERSATION WITH ... The Rev. David Catline (opens the original)
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Geneva native David Cataline was ordained as a priest June 27. A lifelong journey of faith and community service lead him to the vocation, after decades as an educator. Hereâs what he had to say to Louise Hoffman Broach about attending seminary in his 40s, realizing his dream and serving God. LHB: Youâve had some pretty exciting things go on in your life these past few months. You were ordained as a priest June 27 by Rochester Bishop Bonnici and the next day, you did your first Mass here in
Lafferty case currently in New York's Court of Claims (opens the original)
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CLYDE â Adam Laffertyâs brother has confirmed that a case against New York, aiming to hold the state liable for Laffertyâs 2024 death at Five Points Correctional Facility in Romulus, is proceeding through the Court of Claims. Clyde resident Justin Baird said Katherine Rosenfeld, the attorney representing Laffertyâs family in the matter, filed the claim in June 2025. There is a court date set for this September. Court papers obtained by the Finger Lakes Times indicate that âMr. Lafferty
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