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The newest film from South Korean master Lee Chang-dong is just waiting to detonate. Instead, the plot of “Possible Love” simmers as a documentary project brings two families on different ends of a violent workers’ strike suppression together. Director Lee’s films always have a slow burn (his most recent feature from 2018 was named “Burning,” […] The post REVIEW | ‘Possible Love’ appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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Twenty years ago, Nick DiBella walked into Schutt’s Apple Mill in Webster and immediately had an epiphany. He compared the feeling to being struck by lightning. “Suddenly, I could see a television show in that place,” said DiBella, local filmmaker and co-founder of Faith Street Films. “I could see young people working on the farm, […] The post Western New York takes the spotlight in locally produced TV show ‘Abilene’ appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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Staffing shortages this summer temporarily halted spay/neuter surgeries. Three full-time veterinarians were recently hired following a national search. -
The Finger Lakes Small Business Development Center at SUNY Brockport is naming him Veteran Small Business Owner of the Year.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul rallied Erie County Democrats in her hometown of Buffalo Saturday before casting her early ballot, emphasizing voter turnout and affordability ahead of the November 3 election. -
The attorney general said she’s concerned about logistical issues like access to polling sites and threats like voter intimidation or disinformation campaigns.
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