They’re not actually open yet, but this sounds like a good coworking space — or at least a good idea for one. Just checking out what there is in town.
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Tony D’s Coal Fired Pizza – Rochester, NY 14623 – Yelp
Jan 15, ’09
5:18 PM
@ljc had a twitpic up of arancini here, which means I desperately need to find out if they serve a vegetarian version and where this place is, how fancy, etc…
Here a farmers’ market, there a farmers’ market – Rochester, NY – MPNnow
May 9, ’08
10:46 AM
Includes a map and hours for all the farmers markets in Rochester.
Here a farmers’ market, there a farmers’ market – Rochester, NY – MPNnow
Rochester Paper, WashingtonPost.com Reach Most Adults – E & P
Feb 11, ’08
11:31 PM
The D&C’s penetration among adults, print+online = 81%
Rochester Paper, WashingtonPost.com Reach Most Adults – E & P
Not Forgotten: Portraits of Rochester homicide victims in 2007 – Democrat & Chronicle
Dec 31, ’07
11:09 AM
Check the sidebar: The big piece is basically a huge chaptered Soundslides with a short slideshow for each victim. The second bit is a video of multimedia shooter Will Yurman talking about the project.
Not Forgotten: Portraits of Rochester homicide victims in 2007 – Democrat & Chronicle
Flickr: Search: garbage plate
Dec 29, ’07
12:42 AM
Many, many results. One question: Who gets this beast as a take-out item? Not sure I’d want to eat this lukewarm 10 minutes later at home…
NYS DMV – Vehicle Registration and Certificate of Title #2
Nov 11, ’07
6:48 PM
How to deal with bringing a car when you move to the Empire State.
Rochester City Newspaper
Nov 3, ’07
9:23 PM
Rochacha’s alt-weekly. Nice-looking site, pretty URLs, clean layout. Movable Type? Textpattern? Homebrew? I can’t tell.
Flickr: The Garbage Plates We Have Known Pool
Oct 26, ’07
3:35 PM
Yes, I will be looking for the best vegetarian garbage plate in in Rochester, as time and marital logic allow.
Brighton Central School District – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Oct 6, ’07
6:47 PM
“The average class size is 21 students and the student-teacher ratio is 12:1 (elementary), 11:1 (middle-high school).”
Brighton Central School District – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia