Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/2025/11/)
Delayed rules, limited electric capacity, and wavering priorities have put New York’s Climate Act at a critical juncture. Without clearer direction, the state risks losing ground on both economic development and climate progress.
At Crust Pie Co., Rebecca Vang serves pastries that blend family, culture, and community.
Legal filings, membership tensions, and dueling narratives about whether a board member resigned or was pushed out have brought Oak Hill’s high-profile lawsuit to trial. The proceedings begin Dec. 1.
The self-taught artist, known for his skateboard-inspired cartoon style, is sharing his creativity with beer labels.
Performing Arts in Rochester, a newly launched nonprofit, hopes to help artists connect with sponsors and patrons.
Monroe County’s suburbs elected more Democrats than ever in November. Is this an indication of a lasting enrollment shift or a cluster of fluke victories?
Twenty-six nonprofits received funding for technology upgrades, leadership development and other capacity-building needs.
Monroe County identified 299 cases of lead poisoning last year as officials stress the need for continued testing and prevention.
For Teresa and Nigel Ramoutar, a remodeling project became the foundation for a company that designs and produces premium home furnishings.
Applications for resources secured by the New York State Black Legislative Task Force are due by the end of today.