Posts tagged walkability Rochester

Rochesterians love their parking. And they love to talk about it. I can’t tell you how many neighborhood meetings I have attended where parking was …

Smart Growth America and the National Complete Streets Coalition released its Dangerous by Design 2014 report this week, which provides data on pedestrian injuries and …

For years, I’ve been reading about pedestrians who have taken matters into their own hands to safely get across roads on crosswalks. Seattle, Chicago, Washington …

The city held its final public meeting regarding the Inner Loop East revitalization project, expected to begin construction in the fall. Filling in the section …

Urban development and downtown restoration present challenges for cities all across the United States, including Rochester. This year, the theme of the city’s Reshaping Rochester …

[Guest post by Pete Tonery] With great intentions, and likely a strong potential market, a new business has been launched in Rochester that helps people …

The Rochester Regional Community Design Center (RRCDC) turned us onto the Huffington Post article How Your New Year’s Resolutions Can Make Your City Better this …

For the last two days there has been a conspicuous hand-written “Sorry, we’re closed today” note up in the window of Spin Cafe on Park …

One of the things I miss about our old neighborhood is the corner grocery store (that’s a photo of it on the left). It was …