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Bauman's farms have been in business since 1908, and a landmark of sorts on Five Mile Line Road.
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It’s 1986, and Gene Baur is selling vegan hotdogs at Grateful Dead shows. Surrounded by the sounds of Jerry Garcia and company, Baur spends his time educating fellow “Deadheads” about the cruelties of animal agriculture, providing firsthand accounts from his investigations at factory farms, stockyards and slaughterhouses. Then Baur finds Hilda, a discarded sheep left […] The post The nation’s first founding farm animal sanctuary marks 40 years in Watkins Glen appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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It’s a Wednesday night in Seneca Falls, and a group of women prepares for another busy weekend of performances. In a few days, they’ll don pointy hats, grab their broomsticks and dance into their roles as modern-day witches. But they aren’t just dancing for spectacle —- they’re raising awareness. The Witches of the Water’s Edge, […] The post The Witches of Water’s Edge dance to benefit others appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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Local elected officials have flagged renovations to ESL Ballpark as their top priority.
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The ban would bar groups of 10 or more from gathering between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. It's unclear how enforceable the policy is.
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ConnectionsDuring "Connections with Evan Dawson" on 7/23/26, Assemblymember Sarah Clark on the NYS budget. Then, in "Connections Summer Sessions," “t-maxxing” and the struggles young men are facing today.
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New York urges thrift shoppers to check recalls before buying used items, warning car seats, cribs and other products may pose safety risks.
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Bauman's farms have been in business since 1908, and a landmark of sorts on Five Mile Line Road.
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A group of women want to welcome together the ladies of Greater Rochester to celebrate each other’s triumphs and allow everyone to declare: I'm still standing.
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