Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/2024/07/page/2/)
At her confirmation hearing for the Police Accountability Board post, Lesli Myers-Small presented her goals and stated her commitment to “justice, transparency, and community empowerment.”
In the artist’s show, “Soon As I Get Home,” characters like the Tin Man, the Lion, and Evillene are brought to life through the use of embroidery on tulle.
Midway through 2024, both violent and property crime rates in the city of Rochester are down—including another drop in homicides and a striking reversal in motor vehicle thefts.
The city’s recently passed budget for the coming year is historic, but City Council approved it with the narrowest of margins.
Both Sandra Doorley and Marvin Taylor were stopped for traffic violations. How they were treated reveals ongoing problems of racism and lack of accountability.
Following the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that former President Donald Trump has broad immunity from prosecution, Rep. Joe Morelle says an amendment is needed to preserve “not just the rule of law but the very foundation of our constitutional government.”
With an expanded roster of active volunteers, the nonprofit refugee resettlement program is helping more new arrivals.
The recently completed legislative session brought millions of dollars in anti-poverty aid and other funding to the region.
You have done so much for this country through your service. Now you can serve your country best by stepping aside and throwing your support behind a qualified candidate.
Rochester Community Players present the odyssey of “Pericles,” one of the bard’s least-performed plays, in the Highland Park Bowl.