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ACT Rochester executive director to retire
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Ann Johnson has led the organization for 12 years, helping to focus attention on complex issues such as racial disparities, health and poverty.
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Ann Johnson has led the organization for 12 years, helping to focus attention on complex issues such as racial disparities, health and poverty.
Bankruptcy Court Judge Paul Warren rejected the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester move to block the reactivation of state court sexual-abuse claims against parishes.
The $11.4 million Finger Lakes Workforce Development Center expects to train 2,500 people within the next three years.
The nine-figure offer aims to settle claims filed by 475 sexual-abuse survivors in the diocese’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
New releases from P.V. Nunes and the Occasional Saints and Sarah De Valliere swing and sparkle.
In addition to two executive orders, the governor called for new measures that would require the Legislature’s approval.
As the number of U.S. deaths due to COVID-19 passes 1 million, in Monroe County there is reason for both despair and hope.
The fund, managed by Excell Technology Partners, makes seed and early-stage investments in high-tech startups.
New research findings suggest that, even if you opt out of location tracking through social media use and call records, your movement may still be predictable thanks to the data of your family, friends, and even the strangers around you.
By streamlining the process of compliance and regulation for small and midsize companies, OpReddy hopes to spur startup activity here.
Ann Johnson has led the organization for 12 years, helping to focus attention on complex issues such as racial disparities, health and poverty.
Bankruptcy Court Judge Paul Warren rejected the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester move to block the reactivation of state court sexual-abuse claims against parishes.
The $11.4 million Finger Lakes Workforce Development Center expects to train 2,500 people within the next three years.
The nine-figure offer aims to settle claims filed by 475 sexual-abuse survivors in the diocese’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
New releases from P.V. Nunes and the Occasional Saints and Sarah De Valliere swing and sparkle.
In addition to two executive orders, the governor called for new measures that would require the Legislature’s approval.
The fund, managed by Excell Technology Partners, makes seed and early-stage investments in high-tech startups.
New research findings suggest that, even if you opt out of location tracking through social media use and call records, your movement may still be predictable thanks to the data of your family, friends, and even the strangers around you.
By streamlining the process of compliance and regulation for small and midsize companies, OpReddy hopes to spur startup activity here.
A new collaborative, multiyear effort calls for additional sheriff’s deputies and multidisciplinary violence prevention teams.
With the leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion that would strike down Roe v. Wade, New York’s 2019 passage of the Reproductive Health Act has taken on even greater significance.
The Rochester Beacon’s latest online event focused on what’s causing the city’s rising homicide rate and possible solutions.
A rally at Parcel 5 over the weekend drew hundreds protesting the court’s apparent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
RIT’s Center for Public Safety Initiatives hopes to develop a national model for helping victims deal with the trauma after they get medical care.