City Newspaper

www.rochestercitynewspaper.com
  • 250 N. Goodman St.
  • Rochester, New York 14607
  • Phone: (585) 244-3329
  • Fax: (585) 244-1126
  • Circulation: 37,081 (as of June 2015)
  • Audited By: Verified Audit Circulation
  • Publication Day: Every Wednesday
  • Market Served: Metro Rochester
  • National Advertising: Alternative Weekly Network
City Newspaper, celebrating 45 years of publishing, is the largest-circulation newsweekly in the metro Rochester area.

Its award-winning staff provides intelligent, provocative analysis of local, national, and international issues. Jazz, rock, blues, and film writers offer lively, respected, and hotly debated coverage of their fields.

Its arts writers provide the region's best, most extensive coverage on a beat that includes a major symphony orchestra, an internationally known dance troupe, several professional theater groups, and important museums. Seasonal guides provide extensive previews and events calendars.

With an emphasis on excellence in writing, graphics, and photography, City attracts approximately 90,000 readers weekly -- professionals, community leaders, university students throughout the region who rely on the publication for thorough, engaging, alternative journalism.
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City Newspaper  |  Jeremy Moule  |  02-24-2016  |  Policy Issues

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Even though much of the world's food supply still comes from small farmers, those same farmers from Honduras to the Philippines increasingly cannot feed their own families, and they're fighting for survival.
City Newspaper  |  Tim Louis Macaluso  |  10-02-2015  |  International
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