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Leah Stacy

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Rochester
As seen in: City Magazine (Rochester), Rochester City Newspaper, Medium, Esquire, NewsBreak, WXXI News, 585 Magazine
editor @roccitymag • writer • lit mag cofounder • cocktail fest producer • adjunct @newhousesu prof • penchant for 🥂 & 🧀
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Letter from the Editor | May 2026

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By Leah Stacy Verified
| City Magazine (Rochester) Verified
This year’s May issue marks, for me, a full three years of working on CITY magazine. The May 2023 issue was a shared production between myself and Dave Andreatta, a sort of “passing of the torch” as he moved into a new role and I took the helm.
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A martini-forward millennial microdoses for 52 hours

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By Leah Stacy Verified
| City Magazine (Rochester) Verified
My first real interaction with anything cannabis-related was at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in 2011. To save money, my friends and I had purchased cleanup crew tickets, meaning we stayed — sunburned, largely unwashed and dehydrated from four days of open-air concerts in the Tennessee hills — to help sweep the massive festival grounds.
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For the Cavatassi family — and ‘Uncle Chris’ — St. Paul Street is worth the investment

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By Leah Stacy Verified
| City Magazine (Rochester) Verified
At 12:45 p.m. on a snowy Thursday in February, every seat in the Sagra Italia dining room is full. Formerly home to Fifth Frame Brewing, 155 St. Paul St. is nearly unrecognizable, transformed into an airy, chic space somehow reminiscent of both Brooklyn and Rome. There’s a cozy sitting area off to one side and mossy green accent walls with galleries of curated art. A glass case near the checkout counter displays pillowy focaccia with an array of toppings.
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