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County redistricting continues to be a heated process

By JACOB SCHERMERHORN | September 13, 2022

The third proposed district map for the Monroe County Legislature stirs more contentious debate.

Clinton Crossings complex gets $71.5 million offer

By WILL ASTOR | September 12, 2022

If the sale closes, it would be the largest deal yet to come out of the protracted settlement of Rochester entrepreneur Anthony Costello’s estate.

MCDC chair to step down

By SMRITI JACOB | September 9, 2022

Zach King will not seek reelection as chair of the Monroe County Democratic Committee. He plans to manage Rep. Joseph Morelle’s campaign.

Rebuilding the community with music and lyrics

By KELLY IZZO SHAPIRO | September 9, 2022

If All Rochester Wrote the Same Song, a songwriting contest that will culminate in a live show, returns after being sidelined by the pandemic.

In its court fight with former newspaper carriers who allege they were sexually abused by a D&C supervisor decades ago, the media company maintains the cases should be moved to workers’ comp—where the claims could be time-barred.

Economy & Business

Troubled Reserve in Brighton is sold

By WILL ASTOR | September 7, 2022

Reserve Interests LLC, headed by FSI General Contractors president Frank Imburgia Jr., paid $7.2 million to acquire the property, which has languished since the 2016 death of developer Anthony Costello.

Culture

Artists show support for people of Ukraine

By MIKE COSTANZA | September 7, 2022

All proceeds from a 15-day exhibition at Rochester Contemporary Art Center will be used to purchase humanitarian and medical aid for the embattled country.