David Streever
Director of Digital ProductDavid Streever is a journalist who authored books and reported for magazines before joining public media in 2019. He was editor-in-chief of an arts and culture magazine and has covered everything from bike racing to housing and poverty. Outside of work, he's a proud dad who bikes and cooks with his family.
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ConnectionsIn the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Friday, guest host David Streever and his guests discuss the logistics and benefits of biking with kids.
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ConnectionsIn the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Friday, July 19, 2024, guest host David Streever leads a discussion about the Tour de France and speaks with guests who have a local connection to the race.
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ConnectionsBikes are the focus this Friday, as Connections guest host David Streever takes us behind the scenes of Netflix's Tour de France: Unchained and how to bike with kids. -
One of only 13 American men at the world level, Magnus Sheffield is racing in one of cycling's biggest events, the grand tour of Italy. -
Voters in Monroe County have big decisions on June 27. Rochester school board and City Council and the Democratic caucus in Monroe County are all on the ballot. -
There are seven candidates, three incumbents, seeking election to the four open seats on the Rochester Board of Education. -
A rally was held outside Trillium Health on Tuesday to send a message to Governor Kathy Hochul to not cut funding for safety net clinics and providers. -
The 2022 election in New York will decide the direction of the state and Monroe County for years to come. Every seat in the state Assembly and Senate is on the ballot this year, and the race for a Webster-based Monroe County Legislature seat could reinforce Republican control of Monroe or usher in a Democratic majority. -
After closing their retail operation, Brownstein's Deli & Bakery at Brighton's Twelve Corners on Monroe Ave., reopens Friday, Aug. 26 for curbside service. -
The 50th annual Ukrainian Festival gets underway today at St. Josaphat’s Church. It’s the first festival since Russia invaded Ukraine, and the first in-person celebration since the pandemic began.
