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A documentary by Dan Watt, Arthur’s personal assistant, will be shown at the Little Theatre on Oct. 28.
Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman are locked in an expensive — and surprisingly competitive — race.
Democrat Alissa Ellman, a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, is challenging 24th Congressional District Rep. Claudia Tenney, the incumbent in the rural GOP stronghold.
After a break-in shook her new business, Beautifully Nourished owner Ja’Corii Smith found the support she needed to reopen.
Eli Eliav, who recently became inaugural dean of URochester’s new Eastman School of Dentistry, says “we have both an opportunity and a responsibility to educate a new generation of dentists.”
Launched on Oct. 18, 2018, the Rochester Beacon began as a digital startup facing long odds for survival. As its ninth year begins, the Beacon’s growth continues, even as challenges remain in a hard-hit local news industry.
Four contracts totaling $3 million—including two with businesses in Western New York—appear in a federal spending database.
Should a detainee, who overstayed a student visa, not be treated be treated as a human being?
The Beacon’s Counterpoint columnists—liberal Rick Dollinger and conservative Geoff Rosenberger—agree that policy should trump politics when addressing the nation’s fiscal mess. But they disagree on how to get back on the right track.
Rochester-area residents will join in a nationwide voter registration event this Saturday.
A documentary by Dan Watt, Arthur’s personal assistant, will be shown at the Little Theatre on Oct. 28.
Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman are locked in an expensive — and surprisingly competitive — race.
After a break-in shook her new business, Beautifully Nourished owner Ja’Corii Smith found the support she needed to reopen.
Eli Eliav, who recently became inaugural dean of URochester’s new Eastman School of Dentistry, says “we have both an opportunity and a responsibility to educate a new generation of dentists.”
Launched on Oct. 18, 2018, the Rochester Beacon began as a digital startup facing long odds for survival. As its ninth year begins, the Beacon’s growth continues, even as challenges remain in a hard-hit local news industry.
Four contracts totaling $3 million—including two with businesses in Western New York—appear in a federal spending database.
The Beacon’s Counterpoint columnists—liberal Rick Dollinger and conservative Geoff Rosenberger—agree that policy should trump politics when addressing the nation’s fiscal mess. But they disagree on how to get back on the right track.
Rochester-area residents will join in a nationwide voter registration event this Saturday.
Memorial Art Gallery educator Adam Koneman talked to the Beacon about preparing for the “Free For All, Forever” initiative launching in 2027 and how free school trips have already helped guide the art museum’s next steps.
Republican Virginia McIntyre, a former opera singer, hopes to write Democratic Rep. Joe Morelle’s swan song, despite the odds favoring the incumbent.
The state funds will allow the town to buy 13 acres of unused property at Greece Ridge Mall, with a goal of more housing for seniors and other mixed-use developments.
The whiskey maker paid $1.75 million for the building it has rented since 2014 and plans another $1.25 million in improvements, even as the craft spirits industry nationwide contracts.
The annual fashion show, a three-day event, raises funds for the Center for Youth’s programs and boosts awareness of youth homelessness.
The town’s 22-page response to a federal lawsuit asks the court to dismiss claims by two residents who say their requests for religious displays in Twelve Corners park were ignored.