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Online Only: Is the FCC setting the decency standard too high?

Last month, the Supreme Court heard a case concerning the FCC and fines for networks that violate governmentally determined decency standards. In this case, it was an issue centered on fines imposed because Cher used an expletive at an awards ceremony.

Online Only: Romney? Yes, but he needs to get serious

Mitt Romney won the Florida primary, but can he get the Republican presidential nomination and then win the White House?

GUEST VIEW: New group eyes fracking safety


Citizens’ Alliance for a Pristine Perinton has formed to make certain that our elected officials, both local and statewide, honor their commitment to look out for the health and welfare of their constituents.

LETTER: Police called overly much to abortion clinic

Is an overabundance of police cars there because a protest sign touches the ground or a pro-lifer speaks through a small bullhorn? Why is free speech allowed by the city and by the federal government and not by the town?

EDITORIAL: Makers of laws must follow those laws, too

THE ISSUE Legislation that would forbid insider trading by members of Congress is moving through both chambers.

OUR VIEW Lawmakers must not get a pass from the laws they make.

LETTER: A bad traffic situation, made worse

The intersection of Pittsford Main Street and Monroe Avenue is something to avoid at all times.
North to south, east to west are all challenging, but now someone has added further spice to the mix!

EDITORIAL: Now's the time to start picking your next leader

THE ISSUE Choosing any elected leader — especially the president of the United States — is a tremendous responsibility.
OUR VIEW Get to know the issues and the candidates so that you can make an informed decision.

Online Only: To the moon, Newton!

Hello and welcome to the Newton Leroy Gingrich Moon Base, the United States of America’s first fully functional moon colony and condominium complex! We’re sure you will find living here to be enjoyable and relaxing, without hordes of former homeowners clogging the streets like in your neighborhood back home.

Jared Olar: Scanning over a deathly landscape

With the mournful passing last week of another Roe vs. Wade anniversary — the 39th — it seems appropriate to note and comment on a few recent news stories related to the abortion controversy.

LETTER: Community came through in a big way for struggling families

You have come through bigger than I have seen in all of the years we have been doing this.

LETTER: Primary should definitely be held in June

Moving the primary to August is a particularly bad idea. Too few New Yorkers turn out to vote now; imagine scheduling a primary during a month when many are away from home.

CURT SMITH: Are they happy now?

Are they happy now — ESPN and CNN and the New York Times — for treating Penn State University football coach Joe Paterno like day-old mashed potatoes? Are they pleased as punch — the Penn State Board of Trustees whose cowardice left JoePa with nothing for which to live?

EDITORIAL: Watch how the state spends your tax dollars

THE ISSUE Televised legislative hearings are under way in Albany on Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed state budget.
OUR VIEW  While they’re not likely to keep you glued to your seat, it’s a good way to see how state government is spending our money.

LETTER: Thanks to Wings of Light supporters

Wings of Light raised over $2,000 that evening to continue our mission of caring for the terminally ill.

LETTER: George Eastman cast a long shadow

George Eastman was more than an innovative industrialist. He was a doer of good things for Rochester and many of us.

LETTER: Citizens' group, board should hear input on water

Getting this water situation right may possible dictate the future of the village of Webster.

GUEST ESSAY: The future of nursing in New York — the 'BS in 10' Bill

Critics argue that passage of this bill would intensify the existing nursing shortage. However, today, there are more nurses working than at any other time in history.

LETTER: Unneeded Unity plan will only weaken Lakeside

Unity’s attempt to expand into our well-served area is simply to expand market share and shift patients to their system, subsequently weakening the Lakeside Health System.

LETTER: Thanks to those who helped Operation Christmas Child

A simple gift, packed with love, can communicate hope and transform the lives of children worldwide.

LETTER: Unity proposal could jeopardize local services, jobs

Imagine driving to your local hospital for emergency care to find its doors closed. Quite a different feel, isn’t it?

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