more modest headquarters building for PaeTec's successor firm, Windstream, was completed in 2013. Mayor Duffy was both criticized and praised for his efforts to take "mayoral control" of the failing city school district, in a manner similar to school governance re-organizations in New York and Chicago. The issue effectively stalled at the end of 2010 when Duffy was elected New York State Lieutenant Governor, as part of Governor Andrew Cuomo's administration. His successor, Thomas Richards, was elected in a 2011 special election and announced that the issue had been "placed on the back burner". In 2013, Lovely Warren was elected Rochester's first female mayor. Under Warren, a project to fill in the Inner loop and convert it to a boulevard was undertaken and a plan to build a performing arts center on a parcel of the former Midtown Plaza is underway. Civil unrest Riot at Corinthian Hall Canal Strike of 1855 Put down by the Union Gray militia The Howard Riot (1872) Put down by the army The Gorham Street Riot (June 1887) The Street Car Strike of 1889 Rochester 1964 race riot Put down by the National Guard 1967 Unrest 2020 unrest caused by the killing of Daniel Prude Footnotes Further reading Fisher, Donald. "The Civil War Draft in Rochester: Part I and II." Rochester History (Winter/Spring, 1991 ), vol 53, nos. 1–2. Frank, Meryl, and Blake McKelvey. "Some Former Rochesterians of National Distinction." Rochester History July 1959: 21 Glaeser, E. L., S. P. Kerr, and W. R. Kerr. "Entrepreneurship and Urban Growth: An Empirical Assessment with Historical Mines (SSRN Scholarly Paper No. ID 2247635). Rochester, NY: Social Science Research Network." (2013). Johnson, Paul E. A Shopkeeper's Millennium: Society and Revivals in Rochester, New York, 1815-1837 (1978) Keene, Michael. Folklore and Legends of Rochester:: The Mystery of Hoodoo Corner and Other Tales (2011) excerpt and text search McKelvey, Blake. Rochester: A Brief History (Edwin Mellen Press, 1984) McKelvey, Blake. A panoramic history of Rochester and Monroe County, New York (1979) online McKelvey, Blake. Rochester on the Genesee: the growth of a city (1993) excerpt and text search; 292pp A brief history McKelvey, Blake. Rochester (4 vol, Syracuse University Press, 1961–73), the standard scholarly history. McKelvey, Blake. Rochester: The Water Power City, 1812-1854 (1945) online McKelvey, Blake. Rochester: The Flower City, 1855-1890 (1949) Mckelvey, Blake. Rochester: The quest for quality 1890-1925 (1956). online Mckelvey, Blake. Rochester: An Emerging Metropolis 1925-1961